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CONTENTS 2017 TRAP NATIONALS PRESENTATION GUIDE

Event Page No. 2017 Trap Nationals Program 3 Pre-Nationals event 1 50T Point Score – Cash Divide 4 Pre-Nationals event 2 50T Single Barrel – Cash Divide 5 Pre-Nationals event 3 50T Double Rise – Cash Divide 6 Pre-Nationals event 4 50T Handicap – 1st to 5th 7 Open State Teams 8 Women’s State Teams 9 Junior State Teams 10 Veterans State Teams 11 State Teams Shoot Rules & Conditions 11 Opening Ceremony 12 Opening & Welcome 14 Glenn Cup Team Event 15 Junior State Teams Results 16 Women’s State Teams Results 17 Veterans State Teams Results 18 Open State Teams Results 19 Best Presented Team 20 68th Grand Australian Handicap 21 25m Handicap Champion 22 77th Champion of Champions Results 23 16th National Deauville Doubles Results 27 57th Double Rise Results 28 36th Family Deauville Doubles Results 32 66th Double Barrel Results 33 63rd Single Barrel Results 37 56th Australian/New Zealand Point Score Results 41 Allan Brown Club Team Results 45 Oldest Competitor 46 Olympic Endeavour Trophy 46 Trap High Gun Rule 3.19 Junior with Highest Score over 3 Mackintosh Events 47 Grade High Gun Winners 48 Sectional High Gun Winners 49 3.1 National Overall High Gun Trophies & Overall High Gun Winner 50 All Australian Trap Team 52 3.01 Mackintosh International Trap Teams Match 53 Junior Mackintosh Team 54 Women’s Mackintosh Team 54 Veterans Mackintosh Team 55 Mackintosh Team 450/450 55 Open Mackintosh Team 56 Mackintosh Trap Teams Match and Past Winners - Juniors 57 Mackintosh Trap Teams Match and Past Winners - Womens 58 Mackintosh Trap Teams Match and Past Winners - Veterans 59 Mackintosh Trap Teams Match and Past Winners - Open 60 Mackintosh Team Event Ceremony 61 Mackintosh Team Competition Conditions 62 Mackintosh Teams 100 Break 64 Mackintosh Junior High Gun 65 Mackintosh Women’s High Gun 65 Mackintosh Veterans High Gun 65 Veteran Highest Aggregate 66 Mackintosh Open High Gun 66 Australia Junior World Championship Team 67 Australia Womens World Championship Team 67 Australia Veteran World Championship Team 67 Australia Super Veteran World Championship Team 68 Australia Open World Championship Team 68 Australian Glenn Cup Team 2018 69

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The Australian Clay Target Association Presents the

2017 NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS

TO BE HELD AT THE NATIONAL SHOOTING GROUNDS TASMAN RD WAGGA WAGGA Saturday 25th March 2017 to Sunday 2nd April 2017 Pre National Events to commence at 10.00am daily SATURDAY 25th March 2017 Pre Nationals (SB, PS) $40 per event – Cash Divide SUNDAY 26th March 2017 Pre Nationals (Double Rise, Handicap) $40 per event – Cash Divide MONDAY 27th March 2017 State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder Match – Open, Ladies, Veterans, and Junior’s Glenn Cup Teams Match 10.30am Opening Ceremony 68th Grand Australian Handicap 50T Nominations $70 plus optional prize pool TUESDAY 28th March 2017 (8.30am) 77th National Champion of Champions 75T – in conjunction with the 23rd Ladies National Champion of Champions and the 23rd Junior National Champion of Champions 14th Sub – Junior National Champion of Champions 18th Super Veteran 65 plus National Champion of Champions 1st Veteran 55-65 National Champion of Champions Nominations $75 plus optional prize pool 16th National Deauville Doubles Championship Nominations $50 per Team WEDNESDAY 29th March 2017 (8.30am) 57th National Double Rise Championship 50 Pair – in conjunction with the 23rd Ladies National Double Rise Championship and the 23rd Junior National Double Rise Championship 14th Sub – Junior National Double Rise Championship 18th Super Veteran 65 plus National Double Rise Championship 1st Veteran 55-65 National Double Rise Championship Nominations $80 plus optional prize pool 36th Family Deauville Doubles Event Nominations $30 per Team THURSDAY 30th March 2017 (8.30am) 66th National Double Barrel Championship 50T – in conjunction with the 37th Ladies National Double Barrel Championship and the 37th Junior National Double Barrel Championship 14th Sub – Junior National Double Barrel Championship 18th Super Veteran 65 plus National Double Barrel Championship 1st Veteran 55-65 National Double Barrel Championship Nominations $70 plus optional prize pool FRIDAY 31st March 2017 (8.30am) 63rd National Single Barrel Championship 100T – in conjunction with the 29th Ladies National Single Barrel Championship 26th Junior National Single Barrel Championship 14th Sub – Junior National Single Barrel Championship 18th Super Veteran 65 plus National Single Barrel Championship 1st Veteran 55-65 National Single Barrel Championship Nominations $80 plus optional prize pool SATURDAY 1st April 2017 (8.30am) 56th National Points/ANZ Trap Championship 100T – in conjunction with the 25th Ladies National Points/ANZ Championship 25th Junior National Points/ANZ Championship 14th Sub – Junior National Points/ANZ Championship 18th Super Veterans 65 plus National Points/ANZ Championship 1st Veteran 55-65 National Points/ANZ Championship Nominations $80 plus optional prize pool SUNDAY 2nd April 2017 (8.30am) Mackintosh Teams Shoot – Open, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Overall High Gun – Ladies, Junior, Sub-Junior, and Veterans High Gun 2017 All Australian Trap Team 2018 Glenn Cup Team 2018 World DTL Team selection

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PRE NATIONAL SATURDAY MARCH 25

TH 2017

EVENT 1 - 50 TARGET SINGLE BARREL

Shooter Numbers: NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

38 5 23 7 6 38 13

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN INT’L OPEN POSS

16 12 16 45 15 60 1

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

147 90 35 16 6 CASH DIVIDE

Results:

FNAME Score TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C Finn Chetcuti

37 50 THE FOREST NSW

2ND C Nancy Davis

41 50 GRAFTON NSW

1ST C

Anton Motha 47 50 WANGARATTA VIC

3RD B Vincenzo Petraccaro

45 50 INTERNATIONAL SA

=1st B Luca Grapiglia

47 50 NEPEAN VIC

=1ST B Allan Hocking

47 50 GERALDTON WA

=2nd A Jackson Marriott

47 50 NEPEAN VIC

=2nd A Tony Kupsch

47 50 NEPEAN VIC

1st A

Steven Barnes 48 50 MILDURA VIC

=2nd AA

Steven Caltabiano 49 50 NSW GUN CLUB NSW

=2nd AA

John Harris 49 50 NARRABRI NSW

=2nd AA

Josh Fleay 49 50 BUSSELTON WA

=2nd AA

Sam Clifford 49 50 NOORAT VIC

=2nd AA

Brian Mortensen 49 50 NOORAT VIC

=2nd AA

Vance Butcher 49 50 NEW ZEALAND

=2nd AA

Matthew Lovett 49 50 NEW ZEALAND

=2nd AA

Kevin Jarick 49 50 ROMA QLD

=2nd AA

Blake Schwartz 49 50 MOREE NSW

=2nd AA

Mark Dennis 49 50 SPRING BAY TAS

=2nd AA

Bryan Manns 49 50 COBAR NSW

1st AA Phil Grainger

50 50 NOORAT VIC

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PRE NATIONAL SATURDAY MARCH 25

TH 2017

EVENT 2 - 50 TARGET POINTS SCORE

Shooter Numbers: NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

40 6 24 7 4 38 13

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN INT’L OPEN POSS

17 14 18 43 14 61 6

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

150 92 37 15 6 CASH DIVIDE

Results: NAME

Score Points

CLUB STATE =3rd C Finn Chetcuti 127 150 THE FOREST NSW =3rd C David Torresan 127 150 NEW ZEALAND 2ND C Anton Motha 133 150 WANGARATTA VIC 1ST C Nancy Davis 144 150 GRAFTON NSW 3RD B Glenn Streeter 143 150 CALLIDE-DAWSON QLD 2ND B Allan Hocking 144 150 GERALDTON WA 1ST B Fiona Atkins 145 150 MERSEY TAS =3rd A Lesley Langer 146 150 PORT MACQUARIE NSW = 3rd A Cody Chapman 146 150 CHARTERS TOWERS QLD 2ND A Sheryl Anglem 147 150 NEW ZEALAND 1ST A Lachlan McDonald 148 150 EUROA VIC =1st AA Sam Clifford 150 150 NOORAT VIC =1st AA Steven Caltabiano 150 150 NSW GUN CLUB NSW =1st AA Wayde Hawkins 150 150 COBAR NSW =1st AA Gary Hayden 150 150 NOORAT VIC =1st AA Ross Liersch 150 150 ALBURY/WODONGA NSW

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=1st AA Tony Arvanitakis 150 150 NSW GUN CLUB NSW

PRE NATIONAL SUNDAY MARCH 26

TH 2017

EVENT 3 - 50 TARGET DOUBLE RISE

Shooter Numbers: NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

69 7 31 12 7 63 15

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN INT’L OPEN POSS

23 23 26 59 23 101 2

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

227 149 50 21 7 CASH DIVIDE

Results: NAME

Score

TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C Vicki McDonagh

32 50 DOWNSIDE NSW

2ND C Finn Chetcuti

35 50 THE FOREST NSW

1ST C

Nancy Davis 41 50 GRAFTON NSW

=2nd B Vincenzo Petraccaro

42 50 INTERNATIONAL SA

=2ND B Dennis Harwood

42 50 WARWICK QLD

1ST B

Jovan Janeski 43 50 WERRIBEE VIC

3RD A Sheryl Anglem

44 50 NEW ZEALAND

2ND A Joseph Marshall

47 50 TAMWORTH NSW

1ST A

Elio Mariniello 48 50 INTERNATIONAL SA

=3RD AA

Sam Clifford 49 50 NOORAT VIC

=3rd AA

Socrates Pilipasidis 49 50 MELB CRICKET CLUB VIC

=3rd AA

Casey Fletcher 49 50 ECHUCA VIC

=1st AA

Stephen Atkins 50 50 ECHUCA VIC

=1st AA

Joe Camilleri 50 50 CECIL PARK NSW

PRE NATIONAL SUNDAY MARCH 26

TH 2017

EVENT 4 – 50T HANDICAP

Shooter Numbers: NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

68 7 32 13 9 63 13

POSS

22

TOTAL COMPETITORS

240 CASH DIVIDE

Results: NAME

MTRG SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 5TH Bruce Powell

25 81 82 SPRINGSURE QLD

4TH

Adrian Depaoli 19 84 85 GRIFFITH NSW

3RD

Adam Bylsma 24 91 92 BUNDABERG QLD

2ND

Tom Turner 25 96 97 NEWCASTLE NSW

1ST Darryl Hunt

25 97 97 WANGARATTA VIC

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OPEN STATE TEAMS MONDAY MARCH 27

TH 2017

State Team Members Team Captain NSW TRAP 3 Mat Patmore Mat Schiller Tom Turner Rob Yeo Arthur Turner VIC TRAP 2 James Hayden Kade Robertson Phil Grainger Stephen Atkins Cameron Browne SA TRAP 6 Darryn Nicholls Dino Oliviero Craig Bentley Deserie Baynes Dougal Simson QLD TRAP 4 Richard Morrison Clayton Cusack Kevin Jarick Peter Tronc Dan Johnson TAS TRAP 7 Kyle Booth Tim Atkins Nic Brown Barry Bennett Ayden Morse NT TRAP 5 Sean Jensen Ray Niven Nicholas Ferteklis Casey Spanner Kosta Karpathios WA TRAP 8 Jason Olivieri Gary Kelly William Freni-Lizzi Terry Hearn Giovanni Quaranta

WOMEN’S STATE TEAMS MONDAY MARCH 27

TH 2017

State Team Members Team Captain NSW TRAP Wendy Barton Tracey Barton Amy Smith VIC TRAP Renae Birgan Amanda Holt Kelly Coogan SA TRAP Susanne Byrnes Tania Evans Antonia Loizos QLD TRAP Jessica Harris Erin Stewart Lil Brandt TAS TRAP Rachelle Kelly Nan McCallum Fiona Atkins NT TRAP Nadine Katarski Gabriella Ferteklis Michelle Ball WA TRAP Sandra Moffatt Tracy Forward Jessica Price

JUNIOR STATE TEAMS MONDAY MARCH 27

TH 2017

State Team Members Team Captain NSW TRAP Nathan Burt William Saul Blake Schwartz VIC TRAP Tarryn Shaddock Thomas Armstrong Jackson Marriot SA TRAP Jack Cullinan Jack Tapscott Willis Jenkins QLD TRAP Aidan Donaldson Max Johnstone Brodie Hewitt-Bryant TAS TRAP Ryan McConnon Daniel Aylett Sam Brown NT TRAP No Team WA TRAP No Team

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VETERANS STATE TEAMS MONDAY MARCH 27

TH 2017

State Team Members Team Captain NSW TRAP Mal Stephens Gary Rootes Richard Piotrowski VIC TRAP Rob Viney Gary Hayden Gary Pike SA TRAP Robert Andrews Rito Borzillo Howard Sleep QLD TRAP Alan Powell Bill Weedon Paul Anderson TAS TRAP Barney Howell Alan Styles John Murphy NT TRAP Dave Howe Rob Fox Ron Batson WA TRAP Des Neale Robin Bailey Alan Hocking

State Teams Shoot Rules & Conditions The state teams will assemble at 8.00 am for the team event followed by team photos and the opening ceremony @ 10.30AM. Open team consists of 5 members while Ladies, Juniors and Veterans teams consist of 3 members each. The draw for layouts will take place at the National Office 1 month prior to the event and advertised in the CTSN and provided to State secretaries. All teams shoot 25 targets and each State shoot all teams on their drawn

• layout. Teams remain at their drawn layout to support their other state teams.

The match will be shot squad system, one target per lane before changing. Broken targets to count. Point score will be used to separate State Teams for final placings. In the event of an absolute tie for first place at the completion of each State Teams Match, each member shall shoot an additional five (5) targets until a winner is declared. Shooters who qualify to represent more than one team, eg open and juniors, will compete in only one team.

OPENING CEREMONY & STATE TEAMS MATCH

The following format is to be used to conduct the Official Opening Ceremony for the National Trap Championships using 10.30am as the commencement time. Note: PIPER REQUIRED Monday 27th March 2017 7.30 am Teams arrive on Ground. State Flags to be flying by 7.30am 8.00 am Announce State Teams and layouts (States informed 4 weeks prior to the event) – Advise to provide state flag for march on 8.00 am State Teams Matches to be conducted. Followed by official team photos before opening ceremony. 10.00 am GLENN CUP SHOOT Dignitaries to assemble 1. Piper to be in readiness

2.

State Teams to assemble 3. Glenn Cup Team 10.45 am Official Party to gather at designated position. 11.00 am Opening Ceremony Piper to march in National Team followed by State teams.

11.15 am Introductions (Executive Officer)

• National President – Robert Nugent
• National Vice Presidents – Rob Fox & Mal Dyson
• Executive Members – NSW –Colin Kneebone, Don Johnson. NT –

Rob Fox & Dave Howe. Qld – Brian Muirson &. SA – Bronte Evans & Garry Read. TAS – Fiona Atkins & Alan Styles. VIC – Mal Dyson & Gary Hayden. WA – Elaine Forward & Terry Marsden.

• Tournament Director – Gary Hayden
• Shoot Marshall – Sue Pim
• Assistant Shoot Marshall – Janene Schiller

VIP’s Introduced Kay Hull – Patron of ACTA Yvonne Braid – Councillor Wagga City Council Daniel Hayes – Councillor Wagga City Council Acting Sergeant - Michell Grinter Speeches: 1. Executive Officer – Welcome 2. ACTA President – Rob Nugent - Welcome 3. Shoot Marshall – Sue Pim Presentation to winning teams (VIP’s to perform) (i) Interstate Trap Teams Trophy – Yvonne Braid (ii) Shoulder to Shoulder Badges – Daniel Hayes (iii) Best Dressed Team Trophy – Kay Hull 11.30 am Winning State Teams to join Executive and Official party for morning tea

OPENING & WELCOME

Note: Dignitaries and Executive Members present will select best dressed team during State teams march on. Emcee welcomes shooters to the National Trap Championships and asks them to please stand for the National Anthem. “Advance Australia Fair” to be played by the piper Emcee introduces National President Introductions By National President National Executive Members NSW Don Johnson Colin Kneebone VIC Mal Dyson Gary Hayden SA Bronte Evans Garry Read QLD Brian Muirson Barry Bosworth TAS Alan Styles Fiona Atkins NT Rob Fox Dave Howe WA Elaine Forward Terry Marsden Title

Eg Right Honourable

VIP Position Kay Hull ACTA Patron Yvonne Braid Councillor WWCC Dan Hayes Councillor WWCC Apologies Det Inspector Mat Kehoe Apologies

• Sen. Bridget McKenzie

Member for Wagga Wagga Daryl Maguire Michael McCormack, Member for Riverina, Minster for small Business Dick Oakley, Graeme Haley Riverina Water, Mayor Greg Conkey, Councilor Vanessa Kennan Michelle Grinter Acting Sgt Licensing WLAC

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GLENN CUP – AUSTRALIA VS NEW ZEALAND – 50TARGETS DOUBLE BARREL

When shot in Australia or New Zealand, the top five (5) scores over the Australian-New Zealand Points, Single Barrel, Double Barrel and Mackintosh events will comprise the Australian Team to contest the International Glenn Cup Competition. (Rule 3.11). Both teams shoot at 50 targets per shooter, double barrel from 15m, to be recorded point score (used only in the case of a tied score). Should scores still be tied a further five targets per shooter per team scored point score will be shot continuing until a winner is established. Shot in Australia Odd years, New Zealand Even Years. Glenn Cup Trophy

Australian Team Subject To Eligibility For Australian Team Selection Score Poss. Emma Cox 48 50 Stephen Atkins 50 50 Andrew Brady 50 50 Darryn Nicholls 50 50 Matthew Schiller 50 50

Australian Score:

248 250 Team Captain: Emma Cox New Zealand Team Bob Waugh 50 50 Gavin Searle 50 50 Vance Butcher 50 50 Roger Bidois 49 50 Jon Beddis 50 50

New Zealand Score:

249 250 Team Captain: Gavin Searle

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: National Executives Awards: Glenn Cup Glenn Cup Badges supplied by New Zealand x 10 ACTA Banner x 5, compendium & cap to exchange with NZ Team Winning Team: New Zealand

JUNIOR STATE TEAMS RESULTS

Monday March 27th 2017

Awards: ACTA Shoulder to Shoulder Badge PLACING STATE TEAM SCORE 75 POINTS 7TH 6TH 5TH

Queensland 73/75 214/225

4TH

New South Wales 73/75 216/225

3RD

Tasmania 74/75 218/225

2ND

South Australia 75/75 220/225

1ST

Victoria 75/75 225/225

WINNING TEAM Tarryn Shaddock

25/25 75/75

Thomas Armstrong

25/25 75/75

Jackson Marriott

25/25 75/75

WOMEN’S STATE TEAMS RESULTS

Monday March 27th 2017 Awards: ACTA Shoulder to Shoulder Badge PLACING STATE TEAM SCORE 75 POINTS 7TH

Victoria 68/75 198/225

6TH

Tasmania 71/75 209/225

5TH

Northern Territory 71/75 211/225

4TH

New South Wales 73/75 217/225

3RD

Queensland 74/75 216/225

2ND

Western Australia 74/75 220/225

1ST

South Australia 75/75 216/225

WINNING TEAM Susanne Byrnes

25/25 71/75

Tania Evans

25/25 71/75

Antonia Loizos

25/25 74/75

VETERANS STATE TEAMS RESULTS

Monday March 27th 2017 Awards: ACTA Shoulder to Shoulder Badge PLACING STATE TEAM SCORE 75 POINTS 7TH

Western Australia 69/75 199/225

6TH

Tasmania 72/75 211/225

5TH

Northern Territory 73/75 212/225

4TH

South Australia 73/75 216/225

3RD

New South Wales 74/75 215/225

2ND

Victoria 75/75 219/225

1ST

Queensland 75/75 224/225

WINNING TEAM Alan Powell

25/25 75/75

Bill Weedon

25/25 74/75

Paul Anderson

25/25 75/75

OPEN STATE TEAMS RESULTS

Monday March 27th 2017 Awards: ACTA State Teams Match Trophy ACTA Shoulder to Shoulder badges PLACING STATE TEAM SCORE 125 POINTS 7TH

Queensland 122 364

6TH

Western Australia 122 365

5TH

Tasmania 123 362

4TH

New South Wales 123 363

3RD

South Australia 123 365

2ND

Northern Territory 124 365

1ST

Victoria 124 368

Winning Team James Hayden

74 /75

Kade Robertson

70 /75

Phil Grainger

75 /75

Stephen Atkins

74 /75

Cameron Browne

75 /75

THE BEST PRESENTED TEAM

Monday March 27th 2017 Overall including Open, Women’s, Juniors and Veterans Teams To be judged by representatives of the dignatories and ACTA Executive. Awards: SACTA Perpetual Trophy for the Best Presented 14 Gold ACTA medals to each member of the winning State. WINNING STATE

NT

Call upon Dignitary to present awards SACTA perpetual Trophy Gold ACTA Medals.

Garry Read

OPENING SHOT Invite VIP to fire the opening shot of the 2017 National Trap Championships:

Fred Rapley

Assisted by:

68TH GRAND Australian HANDICAP Monday March 27th 2017

Sponsored By: Beretta National Executive Presenter: Sponsors Presenter: Greg Chan Previous Winner & Score: Kade Robertson 133/133 Shooter Numbers NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

135 15 61 41 23 124 22

INT’L POSSIBLES

30 26

TOTAL COMPETITORS

451

Overall Awards Fourth and Fifth ACTA engraved championship badge (2) Third Bronze ACTA Medal Second Silver ACTA Medal Overall Results NAME

MTRG SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 5TH

Andrew Evans 23 81 82 COLEAMBALLY NSW

4TH

Stephanie Pile 21 85 86 CONDAMINE QLD

3RD

Penny Smith 24 104 105 COLAC VIC

2ND

Mitchell Iles 25 132 133 MELBOURNE VIC

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68th Grand Australian Handicap Winner

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Greg Chan Awards: Gordon Hall Perpetual Trophy Silver Australia Badge Royal Blue Sash Beretta Silver Pigeon NAME

MTRG SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Dougal Simson 21 133 133 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED

25 Metre Champion

Sponsored By: Mark McInnes & Arty Del Ben National Executive Presenter: Sponsors Presenter: Arty Del Ben Previous Winner & Score: Andrew Brady 132/133 Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Arty Del-Ben Awards: Del Ben/McInnes Perpetual Cup Light Blue Sash Slab of Shells NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Mitchell Iles MELBOURNE VIC

Hall of Fame Points for Handicap NAME

SCORE HOF POINTS

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77TH NATIONAL CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Tuesday March 28th 2017

Sponsored By: Winchester National Executive Presenter: Mal Dyson Sponsors Presenter: Brian Mortensen Previous Winner & Score: Craig Kelly 175/175 Shooter Numbers NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

135 14 65 40 21 126 23

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN OPEN INT’L POSSIBLES

38 46 63 155 168 29 7

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

453 294 107 39 13

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED Grade Awards 1st in each grade Gold ACTA Medal

• 2 slabs of shells

2nd in each grade Silver ACTA Medal

• 3rd in each grade

Bronze ACTA Medal

• NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C

Samuel Bartolo 128 150 CECIL PARK NSW

2ND C

Anton Motha 130 150 WANGARATTA VIC

1ST C

Finn Chetcuti 108 125 THE FOREST NSW

3RD B

Luca Grapiglia 140 150 NEPEAN NSW

2ND B

Tracy Forward 135 150 WEST AUSTRALIAN WA

1ST B

Nicholas Duncan 140 150 CECIL PARK NSW

3RD A

Brad Williams 145 150 TOWNSVILLE QLD

2ND A

Elio Mariniello 147 150 INTERNATIONAL SA

1ST A

Darcy Maloney 125 125 MAJURA PARK NSW

3RD AA Stephen Holdsworth

197 200 HAMILTON VIC

2ND AA Christian Stephen

174 175 NEW ZEALAND

1ST AA Glen Castellaro

221 225 COBAR NSW

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14th National Sub-Junior Champion of Champions Section Winners 2 slabs Winchester shells Previous Winner: William Freni-Lizzi Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash and 2 slabs of ammunition Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Sub-Junior Results

Sub-Junior

NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Jackson Marriott

120 125 NEPEAN VIC

2ND O/A Daniel Demasi

122 125 COLAC VIC

1ST O/A Darcy Maloney

125 125 MAJURA PARK NSW

23rd National Women’s Champion of Champions Previous Winner: Megan Barnes Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Stafford Smith Awards: First: Trophy donated by Stafford Smith Bronze Australia Badge with red engraving Royal Blue Sash and 2 slabs of ammunition Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Women’s Results Women NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Amanda Holt

196 200 COLAC VIC

2ND O/A Tori Powell

145 150 SPRINGSURE QLD

1ST O/A Jessica Harris

148 150 TARAWERA QLD

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1st National Veteran’s 55-65 Champion of Champions Previous Winner: Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash and 2 slabs of ammunition Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veterans 55-65 Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Kim Nealon

224 225 YAMBA NSW

2ND O/A Grant Castles

172 175 NEW ZEALAND

1ST O/A Glen Castellaro

175 175 COBAR NSW

23rd National Junior National Champion of Champions Previous Winner: Nathan Burt Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash and 2 slabs of ammunition Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Junior Results Junior NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Thomas Armstrong

148 150 WERRIBEE VIC

2ND O/A Tarryn Shaddock

217 225 MILDURA VIC

1ST O/A James Hayden

223 225 NOORAT VIC

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18th National Super Veteran’s 65 plus Champion of Champions Previous Winner: Frank Bradwell Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Sperry Marshall Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash and 2 slabs of ammunition Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veterans 65 plus Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Rob Viney

146 150 ECHUCA VIC

2ND O/A Gary Hayden

148 150 NOORAT VIC

1ST O/A John Crompton

124 125 SYDNEY NSW 77th National Overall Champion of Champions

Previous Winner: Craig Kelly Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Brian Mortensen Awards: ACTPSA Mackintosh Perpetual Cup Silver Australia Badge Royal Blue Sash Browning GP Trap Gun NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Alan Bebend 225 225 WERRIBEE VIC

Hall of Fame Points NAME

SCORE HOF POINTS

16th National Deauville Doubles - 20 Pair Tuesday March 28th 2017 Sponsored By: Hunts Shooting Supplies National Executive Presenter: Sponsors Presenter: Kay Hunt Previous Winners & Score: Sam Clifford and Phil Grainger 144/144 Shooter Numbers Total Pairs

59 ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED

Awards: First: Silver Australia Badge x 2 Royal Blue Sash x 2 Sponsors Trophy Second: Silver ACTA Medal x 2 Third: Bronze ACTA Medal x 2 Deauville Doubles Results: NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

3RD Tom Turner 189 190 NEWCASTLE/LAKE MACQUARIE NSW Jack Turner 2ND Ryan Fratantaro 190 191 WERRIBEE-VICTORIAN VIC Robbie Pistone 1ST Sam Clifford 191 191 NOORAT VIC Phil Grainger

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TH National Double Rise Championship Wednesday March 29th 2017

Sponsored By: Miall Gun Shop - Blaser Australia National Executive Presenter: Sponsors Presenter: Previous Winner & Score: Glenn Barton 109/110 Shooter Numbers NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

138 13 64 36 15 128 21

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN OPEN INT’L POSSIBLES

38 47 63 145 167 28

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

443 295 99 38 11

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED Grade Awards 1st in each grade Gold ACTA Medal 2nd in each grade Silver ACTA Medal 3rd in each grade Bronze ACTA Medal NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C

Anton Motha 78 100 WANGARATTA VIC

2ND C

Samuel Bartolo 80 100 CECIL PARK NSW

1ST C

Finn Chetcuti 87 100 THE FOREST VIC

3RD B

Michelle Ball 96 110 ALICE SPRINGS NT

2ND B

Vincenzo Petraccaro 89 100 INTERNATIONAL SA

1ST B

Fiona Atkins 91 100 MERSEY TAS

3RD A

Ward Wende 92 100 BENDIGO VIC

2ND A

Shane Streeter 93 100 CALLIDE DAWSON QLD

1ST A

Tony Kupsch 95 100 NEPEAN VIC

3RD AA Stephen Haberman

166 170 ECHUCA VIC

2ND AA Mitchell Iles

167 170 MELBOURNE VIC

1ST AA Matthew Patmore

106 108 WEST WYALONG NSW

14th National Sub Junior Double Rise Championship Previous Winner: William Bosworth Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Sub-Junior Results

Sub-Junior

NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Daniel Demasi

100 110 COLAC VIC

2ND O/A Rieley Fitzgibbon

101 110 MARYBOROUGH VIC

1ST O/A William Bosworth

93 100 HERBERT RIVER QLD

23rd National Women’s Double Rise Championship Previous Winner: Kate Edwards Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Nanette McCallum Perpetual Cup Bronze Australia Badge with red engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Women’s Results Women NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Jessica Harris

93 100 TARAWERA QLD

2ND O/A Amy Smith

103 110 BOOROWA NSW

1ST O/A Kate Schiller

104 110 COBAR NSW

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1st National Veterans 55-65 Double Rise Championship Previous Winner: Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veterans 55-65 Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Gavin Searle

107 110 NEW ZEALAND

2ND O/A Vance Butcher

116 120 NEW ZEALAND

1ST O/A Glen Castellaro

117 120 COBAR NSW

23rd National Junior Double Rise Championship Previous Winner: Mitchell Iles Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Bill Attwood Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Junior Results Junior NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A James Hayden

113 120 NOORAT VIC

2ND O/A Cooper Mooney

115 120 GOULBURN NSW

1ST O/A Mitchell Iles

98 100 MELBOURNE VIC

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18th National Super Veterans 65 plus Double Rise Championship Previous Winner: Robert Andrews Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Stafford Smith Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veterans Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Gary Hayden

102 110 NOORAT VIC

2ND O/A Fred Heinze

94 100 NEPEAN VIC

1ST O/A Keith Simpson

95 100 TOOWOOMBA QLD 57th National Overall Double Rise Champion

Previous Winner: Glenn Barton Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: J M Tyquin Perpetual Trophy Silver Australia Badge Royal Blue Sash Sibergun Elite – sponsored by Miall Gun shop – Blaser Australia NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Phil Grainger 109 110 NOORAT VIC

Hall of Fame Points NAME

SCORE HOF POINTS

36th Family Deauville Doubles – 20 pair Wednesday March 29th 2017 Sponsored By: The Lawson Motor Inn – Geoff & Janenne Kidd National Executive Presenter: Sponsors Presenter: Previous Winners & Score: James and Gary Hayden 116/116 Shooter Numbers Total Pairs

33 ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED

Awards: First: Tri Colour Sash x 2 Cash prize Second: Silver ACTA Medal x 2 Third: Bronze ACTA Medal x 2 Family Deauville Doubles Results: NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

3RD William Baynes 90 91 PORT AUGUSTA SA Steve Baynes 2ND Amy Smith 93 94 BOOROWA NSW Justin Smith 1ST Jack Turner 94 94 NEWCASTLE-LAKE MACQUARIE NSW Tom Turner

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66TH NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday March 30th 2017

Sponsored By: Beretta National Executive Presenter: Mal Dyson Sponsors Presenter: Greg Chan Previous Winner & Score: Jack Collicoat 664/664 Shooter Numbers NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

193 15 70 41 18 178 24

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN OPEN INT’L POSSIBLES

46 53 78 200 207 23 121

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

562 355 135 51 21

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED Grade Awards 1st in each grade Gold ACTA Medal 2nd in each grade Silver ACTA Medal 3rd in each grade Bronze ACTA Medal NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C

Vicki McDonagh 47 50 DOWNSIDE NSW

2ND C

Kane Hawker 48 50 BORDERTOWN SA

1ST C

Daniel Hawtin 49 50 NOORAT VIC

3RD B

Fiona Atkins 51 52 MERSEY TAS

2ND B

Cohen Bonitz 53 55 CECIL PARK NSW

1ST B

Robert Marcoionni 54 55 INTERNATIONAL SA

3RD A

Willis Jenkins 80 81 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

2ND A

Angelo Paonne 86 87 LEETON NSW

1ST A

Viv Moore 87 87 SURAT QLD

3RD AA Laura Woolley

360 361 BENDIGO VOC

2ND AA Socrates Pilipasidis

365 366 MELB CRICKET CLUB VIC

1ST AA Penny Smith

366 366 COLAC VIC

14th National Sub Junior Double Barrel Championship Previous Winner: William Freni-Lizzi Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Sub-Junior Results

Sub-Junior

NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Aidan Donaldson

78 79 TOOWOOMBA QLD

2ND O/A Willis Jenkins

80 81 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

1ST O/A William Freni-Lizzi

81 81 TONY YOZZI WA

37th National Women’s Double Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Penny Smith Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: June Gawith Perpetual trophy Bronze Australia Badge with red engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Women’s Results Women NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Amanda Holt

263 264 COLAC VIC

2ND O/A Laura Woolley

360 361 BENDIGO VIC

1ST O/A Penny Smith

361 361 COLAC VIC

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1st National Veteran’s 55-65 Double Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veterans 55-65 Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Victor Ferteklis

182 183 DARWIN NT

2ND O/A John Sleightholme

312 313 TAMWORTH NSW

1ST O/A Glen Castellaro

313 313 COBAR NSW

37th National Junior Double Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Jack Cullinan Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Anthony Bradshaw Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Junior Results Junior NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Adam Bylsma

192 193 BUNDABERG QLD

2ND O/A Laura Wooley

360 361 BENDIGO VIC

1ST O/A Mitchell Iles

361 361 MELBOURNE VIC

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18th National Super Veteran’s 65 plus Double Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Doug Thomas Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Tim Catling Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Super Veterans Results Super Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Malcolm Stephens

87 88 WARREN NSW

2ND O/A Donald Morris

99 100 COBAR NSW

1ST O/A Rob Viney

100 100 ECHUCA VIC

66th National Overall Double Barrel Champion Previous Winner: Jack Collicoat Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: Jock M Wilson Perpetual Trophy Silver Australia Badge Royal Blue Sash Beretta Silver Pigeon shotgun Overall Winner Double Barrel: NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Mitchell Iles 403 403 MELBOURNE VIC

Hall of Fame Points NAME

SCORE HOF POINTS

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63

RD NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Friday March 31st 2017

Sponsored By: Hunts Shooting Supplies National Executive Presenter: Sponsors Presenter: Previous Winner & Score: Craig Kelly 132/132 Shooter Numbers NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

191 15 70 40 18 171 22

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN OPEN INT’L POSSIBLES

45 52 77 196 202 23 6

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

550 349 133 48 20

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED Grade Awards 1st in each grade Gold ACTA Medal – Sponsors Prize 2nd in each grade Silver ACTA Medal 3rd in each grade Bronze ACTA Medal NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C

Janene Vale 85 103 GEMFIELDS QLD

2ND C

Edward Cummings 83 101 BOOROWA NSW

1ST C

Katharyn Chetcuti 84 101 THE FOREST NSW

3RD B

Cohen Bonitz 96 104 CECIL PARK NSW

2ND B

Cooper Reading 97 104 CALLAWADDA- STAWELL VIC

1ST B

Vincenzo Petraccaro 96 100 INTERNATIONAL SA

3RD A

Elio Mariniello 104 109 INTERNATIONAL SA

2ND A

Helen Overton 104 109 TAMWORTH NSW

1ST A

Andrew Escourt 105 109 COHUNA VIC

3RD AA Stephen Haberman

140 141 ECHUCA VIC

2ND AA Steve Trembath

141 142 MORWELL VIC

1ST AA Charlie Sherry

146 147 SYDNEY NSW

14th National Sub Junior Single Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Brendan Watt Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Sub-Junior Results

Sub-Junior

NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A William Freni-Lizzi

98 101 TONY YOZZI WA

2ND O/A Harry Mintram

98 100 TOOWOOMBA QLD

1ST O/A Jackson Marriott

99 100 NEPEAN VIC

29th National Women’s Single Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Emma Cox Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Kerang Ibis Traps Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with red engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Women’s Results Women NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Helen Overton

114 117 TAMWORTH NSW

2ND O/A Jessica Harris

132 135 TARAWERA QLD

1ST O/A Laura Woolley

133 135 BENDIGO VIC

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1st National Veteran’s 55-65 Single Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veterans 55-65 Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Daryl Stevens

136 138 TOOGOOLAWAH QLD

2ND O/A Roger Duthie

137 138 HAMILTON VIC

1ST O/A Charlie Sherry

100 100 SYDNEY NS

26th National Junior Single Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Thomas Pilgrim Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Michael Diamond Perpetual Trophy Bronze Australia Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Junior Results Junior NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Laura Woolley

149 151 BENDIGO VIC

2ND O/A Cooper Mooney

99 100 GOULBURN NSW

1ST O/A Thomas Armstrong

100 100 WERRIBEE VIC

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18th National Super Veteran’s 65 plus Single Barrel Championship Previous Winner: Gary Hayden Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Frank James Perpetual Cup Bronze Australia Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Super Veterans Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Peter Whitlock

103 106 DOWNSIDE NSW

2ND O/A Malcolm Stephens

99 100 WARREN NSW

1ST O/A Gary Hayden

100 100 NOORAT VIC 63rd National Overall Single Barrel Champion

Previous Winner: Craig Kelly Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: W Rainbird Perpetual Trophy Silver Australia Badge Royal Blue Sash Sponsors Prize? Overall Winner Single Barrel: NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Thomas Armstrong 147 147 Werribee VIC

Hall of Fame Points NAME

SCORE HOF POINTS

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56TH AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday April 1st 2017

Sponsored By: PCM Enviro National Executive Presenter: Robert Nugent Sponsors Presenter: Paul Mitchell Previous Winner & Score: Matthew Patmore 411/411 Shooter Numbers NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA

189 15 69 39 18 172 22

SUB JNR JUNIOR WOMEN VETERAN OPEN INT’L POSSIBLES

46 78 79 198 194 21 5

AA A B C TOTAL COMPETITORS

545 342 131 48 24

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED Grade Awards 1st in each grade Gold ACTA Medal – Sponsors prize 2nd in each grade Silver ACTA Medal 3rd in each grade Bronze ACTA Medal NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD C

Maria Bosworth 269 300 HERBERT RIVER QLD

2ND C

Daniel Hawtin 275 300 NOORAT VIC

1ST C

Nancy Davis 282 300 GRAFTON NSW

3RD B

Will Kosch 328 339 ALBURY-WODONGA NSW

2ND B

Luca Grapiglia 290 300 NEPEAN VIC

1ST B

Vincenzo Petraccaro 295 300 INTERNATIONAL SA

3RD A

Ward Wende 292 300 BENDIGO VIC

2ND A

Harry Clark 293 300 HAMILTON VIC

1ST A

Stephen Holt 294 300 COLAC VIC

3RD AA Craig Bentley

350 351 PORT AUGUSTA SA

2ND AA Glen Castellaro

392 393 COBAR NSW

1ST AA Clive Foster

395 396 WEST WYALONG NSW

14th National Sub Junior Australia/New Zealand Trap Championship Previous Winner: Matt Molan Awards: First: Bronze Circular Southern Cross Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Sub-Junior Results

Sub-Junior

NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A William Freni-Lizzi

294 300 TONY YOZZI WA

2ND O/A Jackson Marriott

295 300 NEPEAN VIC

1ST O/A Harry Mintram

296 300 TOOWOOMBA QLD

25th National Women’s Australia/New Zealand Trap Championship Previous Winner: Emma Cox Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Kaye Woods Memorial Perpetual Trophy Bronze Circular Southern Cross Badge with red engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Women’s Results Women NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Nanette McCallum

294 300 BOTHWELL TAS

2ND O/A Jessica Harris

295 300 TARAWERA QLD

1ST O/A Laura Woolley

297 300 BENDIGO VIC

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1st National Veteran’s 55-65 Australia/New Zealand Trap Championship Previous Winner: Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Bronze Circular Southern Cross Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Veteran 55-65 Results Veteran NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Frazer Roberts

314 315 GOULBURN NSW

2ND O/A Craig Bentley

350 351 PORT AUGUSTA SA

1ST O/A Glen Castellaro

392 393 COBAR NSW

Check these scores are correct - Judy 25th National Junior Australia/New Zealand Trap Championship Previous Winner: Nathan Burt Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Russell Mark Awards: First: Russell Mark Perpetual Trophy Bronze Circular Southern Cross Badge with blue engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal Junior Results Junior NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Laura Woolley

297 300 BENDIGO VIC

2ND O/A Thomas Armstrong

298 300 WERRIBEE VIC

1ST O/A Nathan Burt

300 300 BOOROWA NSW

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18th National Super Veteran’s 65 plus Australia/New Zealand Trap Championship Previous Winner: Gary Hayden Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: First: Roy Holtfreter Perpetual Trophy Bronze Circular Southern Cross Badge with green engraving Royal Blue Sash Second: Silver ACTA Medal Third: Bronze ACTA Medal NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE 3RD O/A Lynne Curtis

295 300 FRANKSTON VIC

2ND O/A Allan Cooper

334 339 WANGARATTA VIC

1ST O/A Keith Simpson

335 339 TOOWOOMBA QLD 56th National Overall Australia/New Zealand Trap Champion

Previous Winner: Matthew Patmore Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Barry Kable Awards: Bobby Smith – Barry Kable Perpetual Trophy Silver Circular Southern Cross Badge Royal Blue Sash Sponsor Prize Plus cash Prize NAME

SCORE TGTS

CLUB STATE

Nathan Burt 396 396 BOOROWA NSW

Hall of Fame Points NAME

SCORE HOF POINTS

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ALLAN BROWN CLUB TEAMS MATCH Saturday April 1st 2017

This 5 man team event is shot in conjunction with the Australian/New Zealand Trap

• Championship. (Entry Fee $25 per Team)

1st place receives a Gold Medal x 5 and Allan Brown Club Teams Match Trophy

3rd Overall 2nd Overall

Club: Noorat Club: Werribee-Victorian State: VIC State: VIC Team Members Score Team Members Score Sam Clifford 292 300 Chris Brown 292 300 Phil Grainger 292 300 Kade Robertson 297 300 Nathan Telford 285 300 Ryan Fratantaro 288 300 Patrick Guida 295 300 Robert Pistone 285 300 Gary Hayden 293 300 Thomas Armstrong 298 300 Team Total 1457 1500 Team Total 1460 1500

1st Overall

“In the event of a tie, the winner will be decided by count back. Ie: First shooter to miss in tied teams decides the winner. First miss – lost target or point is the loser. Awards: Allan Brown Club Teams Perpetual Trophy Gold ACTA Medal x 5

Club: Cobar State: NSW Team Members Score Bryan Manns 293 300 Brian Doyle 294 300 Robert Thompson 290 300 Wayde Hawkins 296 300 Arthur Turner 293 300 Team Total 1466 1500

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SPECIAL AWARDS

Saturday April 1st 2017 OLDEST COMPETITOR Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: Val & Fred Horton Perpetual Trophy ACTA Silver medal Oldest Competitor medal (in red box). NAME CLUB STATE AGE

Kevin Heywood NARROMINE NSW 82

OLYMPIC ENDEAVOUR TROPHY

This trophy and prize is as an incentive to encourage a young Australia female shooter to attend the Australian ISSF Nationals and to be given the opportunity to potentially experience the pride and enjoyment that I have, from being an Australian Olympian. Donated by Suzy Balogh Women's Trap Shooting Olympic Champion Athens 2004 Criteria:  Female shooter under 18 years at the time of the Ladies Australia-New Zealand Trap Championship  An Australian citizen  To be awarded over the high gun from the:

• I. National Double Barrel Championship
• II. National Single Barrel Championship
• III. Australian-New Zealand Trap Championship

 Not previously have been in the Australian ISSF training squad or team  Receive $100, sash and perpetual trophy at the National Trap High Gun Presentations.  Receive further $400 at the next Australian ISSF Nationals, after competing in at least one event.  Trophy to be awarded for 5 years (2013-2017)

Olympic Endeavour Trophy Winner

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Suzy Balogh Awards: Olympic Endeavour Trophy Sash - pink $100 Cash Prize NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Sara Kosch NOORAT VIC 417/450

JUNIOR WITH THE HIGHEST SCORE OVER THE THREE MACKINTOSH TEAM QUALIFYING EVENTS (D/B S/B P/S)

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: Attwood Everett Perpetual Trophy ACTA Gold Medal Fil Petriella NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Thomas Armstrong WERRIBEE-VICTORIAN VIC 448/450

3.19 HIGH GUN – TRAP (a) High Gun shoot-offs at National Championships shall comprise of 5 target handicap, 5 target double barrel (15m), 5 target single barrel (15m), 5 target points score (15m), 5 target double barrel (18m), 5 target single barrel (18m), 5 target points score (18m), 5 pair double rise (15m) continuing until such time as the winner is determined. (b) The High Gun for a shoot shall be over the advertised program comprising a minimum of two events, or such as the club, at its discretion has advertised. In the event of a tie for High Gun, where such program included varied types of events, the shoot-offs shall consist of a minimum of two of each type of targets on the High Gun program, all to be shot from the centre lane with the highest

• ver the full round or rounds to be the winner. Points events must

count as points to determine the High Gun. High Gun shoot-off procedures can be determined by Club Management. (c) When graded High Guns are awarded over a program, each competitor will remain in the grade first nominated in, even if his grade or handicap changes during the program. (d) When multi disciplines High guns are shot, they will be that of the discipline of the highest grade.

GRADE HIGH GUN AWARDS

Saturday April 1st 2017 Awards all Grade High Guns: ACTA Gold Medal Casella Wines cash - ONLY Call upon sponsor or representative to present High Guns: C GRADE HIGH GUN NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Anton Motha WANGARATTA VIC 615/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all C grade shooters B GRADE HIGH GUN NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Vincenzo Petraccaro INTERNATIONAL SA 687/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all B grade shooters A GRADE HIGH GUN NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Jackson Marriott NEPEAN VIC 699/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all A grade shooters AA GRADE HIGH GUN NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Craig Bentley PORT AUGUSTA SA 717/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all AA grade shooters

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SECTIONAL HIGH GUN AWARDS

Saturday April 1st 2017 SUB JUNIOR HIGH GUN

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Executive Awards: Joe Chiapetta Perpetual Cup Royal Blue Sash Cash prize sponsored by Bronzewing OSA/B & P Shells 5 slabs

NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Jackson Marriott NEPEAN VIC 699/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all Sub-Junior shooters

WOMEN’S HIGH GUN

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: IMI Perpetual Trophy Royal Blue Sash Cash prize sponsored by Bronzewing

NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Jessica Harris

TARAWERA

QLD 702/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all Female shooters

VETERAN’S 55-65 HIGH GUN

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: Royal Blue Sash Cash prize sponsored by Casella Wines

NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Glen Castellaro COBAR NSW 718/725

JUNIOR HIGH GUN

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Bill Iles Awards: Bill Iles Perpetual Cup Royal Blue Sash Cash prize sponsored by Bronzewing Miroku MX38 Shotgun donated by Outdoor Sporting Agencies

NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Mitchell Iles MELBOURNE VIC 712/725

Recipient to respond on behalf of all Junior shooters

SECTIONAL HIGH GUN AWARDS

Saturday April 1st 2017 SUPER VETERAN’S 65 PLUS HIGH GUN

Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: Cec Herbert Perpetual Trophy Royal Blue Sash Cash prize sponsored by Bronzewing

NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Gary Hayden NOORAT VIC 706/725

OVERALL HIGH GUN

ALL SQUAD SHEETS FOR SHOOT-OFFS ARE TO BE COMPLETED WITH SCORES ADDED AND PLACINGS INDICATED

Previous Winner: Patrick Guida Awards: Newton Thomas Perpetual Cup Ron Porter Remembrance Perpetual Cup Gold Australia Badge Royal Blue Sash Cash prize sponsored by Casella Wines NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Glen Castellaro COBAR NSW 718/725

Call upon ACTA Representative to

3.10 NATIONAL OVERALL HIGH GUN TROPHIES (a) RON PORTER REMEMBRANCE TROPHY Shall be determined from the highest overall scores in the six major trap events comprising Grand Australian Handicap, National Double Barrel, Single Barrel, ANZ Trap (PS), Champion of Champions and Double Rise. In the event of ties, to be shot-off in the sequence of the program, five of each type of trap target on the High Gun program. (b) J NEWTON THOMAS OVERALL HIGH GUN TROPHY Shall be determined from the highest overall Scorers in the six major events of Grand Australian Handicap, National Double Barrel, Single Barrel, ANZ Trap (PS), Champion of Champions, Double Rise. In the event of ties, to be shot-off in the sequence

• f the program, five of each type of trap target on the High Gun

program.

ALL AUSTRALIAN TRAP TEAM

Saturday April 1st 2017

1. Selected from High Gun scores 2. Count-back to be used to determine placings 3. Shoot-offs to be held only when placings cannot be determined by count-back Awards: Gold ACTA Medal (10) NAME CLUB STATE SCORE 725 Pts 1

Glen Castellaro COBAR VIC 718

2

Craig Bentley PORT AUGUSTA SA 717

3

Stephen Atkins ECHUCA VIC 715

4

Mitchell Iles MELBOURNE VIC 712

5

Matthew Patmore WEST WYALONG NSW 712

6

Steve Trembath MORWELL VIC 712

7

Brad Henshall TAMWORTH NSW 710

8

Stephen Haberman ECHUCA VIC 710

9

John Sleightholme TAMWORTH NSW 709

10

Cameron Browne PATCHEWOLLOCK VIC 709

3.01 MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH International Trap Teams match shall be shot under the conditions that apply at the time. Qualifications shall be as follows: (a) Each team member shall be an official Australian citizen. In the event of a member being unable to take his place in the team, his place will be filled by another shooter, agreed upon by the Organising Committee. (b) The necessary highest scores over the National Double Barrel; National Single Barrel; and the Australian and New Zealand Trap Championship; shall become Australia’s International Team. In the event of a tie, to be shot off in the order of qualification, squad system, at full rounds of 5 targets Double Barrel, 5 targets Single Barrel, 5 targets point scoring, for a possible score of 25, from 15 metres. (c) Highest Scorer in the Australian team will hold the special International High Gun Cup (donated by the late J M Bauman, Esq

• f Brisbane) for 12 months (or until the next International match)

and will be awarded a special trophy and the International High Gun Sash. In the event of a tie for High Gun, to be shot off squad system points scoring, first miss out. (d) Every member of the Australian Team will receive the special “International Badge”. (e) Women, Junior and Veteran teams of five (5) shooters will be selected under the above conditions. (f) Only ACTA official Referees to officiate, Scorer and check Scorer to be provided, score sheets to be signed by Scorers and Referees. The team members to be squadded in the order in which they qualify.

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JUNIOR MACKINTOSH TEAM (IN QUALIFYING ORDER) Awards: Small Mackintosh Team Badge x 5 and polo shirt and cap NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Thomas Armstrong 448 WERRIBEE VIC

2

Nathan Burt 444 BOOROWA NSW

3

Jackson Marriott 443 NEPEAN VIC

4

Mitchell Iles 441 MELBOURNE VIC

5

Harry Mintram 441 TOOWOOMBA QLD

E1 WOMEN’S MACKINTOSH TEAM (IN QUALIFYING ORDER) Awards: Small Mackintosh Team Badge x 5 and polo shirt and cap NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Laura Woolley 445 BENDIGO VIC

2

Jessica Harris 441 TARAWERA QLD

3

Nanette McCallum 440 BOTHWELL TAS

4

Tracey Barton 436 BOOROWA NSW

5

Penny Smith 433 COLAC VIC

E1 VETERAN’S 55-65 MACKINTOSH TEAM (IN QUALIFYING ORDER) Awards: Small Mackintosh Team Badge x 5 and polo shirt and cap NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Allan Pollock 443 HAMILTON VIC

2

Arty Del-Ben 442 NSW GUN CLUB NSW

3

Frazer Roberts 442 GOULBURN NSW

4

Max Medhurst 441 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

5

Tony Ryder 441 RICHMOND RIVER NSW

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SUPER VETERAN’S 65 PLUS MACKINTOSH TEAM (IN QUALIFYING ORDER) Awards: Small Mackintosh Team Badge x 5 and polo shirt and cap NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Gary Hayden 443 NOORAT VIC

2

Keith Calder 440 FRANKSTON VIC

3

Allan Cooper 439 WANGARATTA VIC

4

Keith Simpson 437 TOOWOOMBA QLD

5

Fred Heinze 435 NEPEAN VIC

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OPEN MACKINTOSH TEAM (IN QUALIFYING ORDER) Awards: Large metal Mackintosh Team Badge x 25 and polo shirt and cap NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Glen Castellaro 449 COBAR NSW

2

Steve Trembath 449 MORWELL VIC

3

Craig Bentley 448 PORT AUGUSTA SA

4

Tom Turner 448 NEWCASTLE

NSW 5

Alex Dallas 448 BLACKALL QLD

6

Stephen Atkins 447 ECHUCA VIC

7

Richard Morrison 447 ROMA QLD

8

Stephen Haberman 446 ECHUCA VIC

9

Byron Hewitt 446 ROMA QLD

10

James Willett 446 DENILIQUIN NSW

11

Matthew Patmore 445 WEST WYALONG NSW

12

Socrates Pilipasidis 445 MELB CRICKET CLUB VIC

13

Jason Oliveri 445 WEST AUSTRALIAN WA

14

Daryl Stevens 445 TOOWOOMBA QLD

15

Andrew Smith 444 NOORAT VIC

16

Daryl Hunt 444 WANGARATTA VIC

17

Roger Duthie 444 HAMILTON VIC

18

Vito Balliana 444 NEWCASTLE NSW

19

Charlie Sherry 444 SYDNEY NSW

20

Clive Foster 444 WEST WYALONG NSW

21

Cameron Browne 443 PATCHEWOLLOCK VIC

22

Greg Kessegian 443 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

23

Darryn Nicholls 442 BROKEN HILL SA

24

Dan Power 442 MAJURA PARK NSW

25

Glenn Barton 442 YASS NSW

E1 E2

MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH - JUNIOR

The Mackintosh International Trap Teams Match is an international postal teams competition between: Australia Canada England Ireland New Zealand Northern Ireland Scotland South Africa Wales This competition is for the International Clay Pigeon Shooting Trophy or commonly known as the Donald Mackintosh Cup which was first competed for in 1939. By agreement the trophy is held in Australia in the safe care and custody of the Australian Clay Target Association. Previous Winners Score 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 Canada 1992 England 1993 Australia 1994 Australia 1995 Australia 1996 Australia 1997 England 1998 Australia 1999 Australia 2000 England 2001 Australia 2002 Australia 2003 New Zealand 2004 New Zealand 2005 New Zealand 2006 Canada 1179/1200 2007 New Zealand 1173/1200 2008 England 1176/1200 2009NewZealand 1184/1200 2010 Australia 1182/1200 2011 Australia 1193/1200 2012Australia 1189/1200 2013 Australia 1191/1200 2014 Australia 1190/1200 2015 Australia 1186/1200 2016 Northern Ireland 1170/1200

MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH - WOMENS The Mackintosh International Trap Teams Match is an international postal teams competition between: Australia Canada England Ireland New Zealand Northern Ireland Scotland South Africa Wales This competition is for the International Clay Pigeon Shooting Trophy or commonly known as the Donald Mackintosh Cup which was first competed for in 1939. By agreement the trophy is held in Australia in the safe care and custody of the Australian Clay Target Association. Previous Winners Score 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 New Zealand 1992 England 1993 New Zealand 1994 Australia 1995 Canada 1996 England 1997 England 1998 Australia 1999 Australia 2000 Canada 2001 Australia 2002 England 2003 New Zealand 2004 Australia 2005 New Zealand 2006 Canada 1149/1200 2007 New Zealand 1175/1200 2008 Australia 1184/1200 2009 New Zealand 1178/1200 2010 Australia 1180/1200 2011 New Zealand 1174/1200 2012 Canada 1167/1200 2013 Australia 1174/1200 2014 Australia 1179/1200 2015 Australia 1183/1200 2016 Australia 1176/1200

MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH - VETERANS The Mackintosh International Trap Teams Match is an international postal teams competition between: Australia Canada England Ireland New Zealand Northern Ireland Scotland South Africa Wales This competition is for the International Clay Pigeon Shooting Trophy or commonly known as the Donald Mackintosh Cup which was first competed for in 1939. By agreement the trophy is held in Australia in the safe care and custody of the Australian Clay Target Association. Previous Winners Score 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Canada 1996 Canada 1997 England 1998 Canada 1999 Canada 2000 Canada 2001 England 2002 Canada 2003 Canada 2004 Canada 2005 Australia 2006 Canada 1173/1200 2007 New Zealand 1182/1200 2008 Canada 1191/1200 2009 New Zealand 1192/1200 2010 Canada 1194/1200 2011 Australia 1192/1200 2012 Canada 1194/1200 2013 Australia 1187/1200 2014 Australia 1183/1200 2015 Australia 1193/1200 2016 Ireland 1165/1200

MACKINTOSH INTERNATIONAL TRAP TEAMS MATCH - OPEN The Mackintosh International Trap Teams Match is an international postal teams competition between: Australia Canada England Ireland New Zealand Northern Ireland Scotland South Africa Wales This competition is for the International Clay Pigeon Shooting Trophy or commonly known as the Donald Mackintosh Cup which was first competed for in 1939. By agreement the trophy is held in Australia in the safe care and custody of the Australian Clay Target Association. Previous Winners Score Previous Winners Score 1939 England 1876/2000 1986 Australia 7382/7500 1948 England 1410/1500 1987 Australia 7386/7500 1949 Australia 1374/1500 1988 Australia 7393/7500 1950 England 1657/1800 1989 Canada 7416/7500 1951 Australia 1443/1500 1990 Canada 7371/7500 1952 England 1654/1800 1991 Canada 7371/7500 1953 England 1671/1800 1992 Wales 7388/7500 1954 New Zealand 1725/1800 1993 Canada 7392/7500 1955 New Zealand 1462/1500 1994 Australia 7403/7500 1956 New Zealand 1948/2000 1995 Canada 5934/6000 1957 New Zealand 2951/3000 1996 England 5933/6000 1958 Australia 2876/3000 1997 England 5910/6000 1959 Australia 2956/3000 1998 Canada 5935/6000 1960 Canada 2914/3000 1999 Canada 5904/6000 1961 New Zealand 8606/9000 2000 Canada 5887/6000 1962 Australia 8764/9000 2001 New Zealand 5905/6000 1963 Australia 8694/9000 2002 Australia 5932/6000 1964 Australia 8763/9000 2003 New Zealand 5913/6000 1965 Canada 8685/9000 2004 Canada 5901/6000 1966 Australia 7355/7500 2005 Australia 5926/6000 1967 Australia 7339/7500 2006 Canada 5880/6000 1968 Australia 7355/7500 2007 England 5939/6000 1969 Australia 7414/7500 2008 Canada 5961/6000 1970 New Zealand 7304/7500 2009 Australia 5955/6000 1971 Canada 7314/7500 2010 Australia 5954/6000 1972 Australia 7340/7500 2011 Australia 5929/6000 1973 Canada 7341/7500 2012 Canada 5958/6000 1974 Australia 7288/7500 2013 Australia 5952/6000 1975 Australia 7393/7500 2014 Australia 5948/6000 1976 Australia 7358/7500 2015 Australia 5938/6000 1977 Australia 7357/7500 2016 Australia 5920/6000 1978 Australia 7381/7500 1979 Australia 7407/7500 1980 Australia 7353/7500 1981 Australia 7342/7500 1982 New Zealand 7366/7500 1983 Canada 7383/7500 1984 England 7386/7500 1985 Canada 7344/7500

MACKINTOSH TEAMS EVENT – CEREMONY OPEN…WOMENS…JUNIOR…VETERANS - TEAMS 8.00 AM Teams assemble on the ground 8.15 AM Team Photographs 8.30 AM ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR Announce cartridges for the Mackintosh Teams event have again been generously made available By sponsor. CALL UPON: National President and Vice President to present Team Badges. ANNOUNCE TEAM/TRAPS SHOOT MARSHALL: Announce Event Rules Open, ladies, Junior & Veterans Team Matches. 1. The Mackintosh Teams Event is a long established traditional international match, shooters are reminded of the part that tradition and the rules of fair play occupy in this event. 2. Teams have been selected over individual results achieved over the three Mackintosh team qualifying events: 3. The Match shall be shot: Points Score First Barrel 3 Points Second barrel 2 Points Lost target 0 Points 4. The Open Match to be shot over four traps, one visit each squad to each trap, 5 targets per lane before changing. 5. Each squad will be provided with: Referee Check Referee Two Scorers Who will remain with their squad for the 100 Targets. 6. Each squad has been determined by the positions in which the shooter has qualified. 7. Targets fired upon are to be included in the results. 8. Each shooter shall have the right to refuse to fire if it is illegal in height or release.

Mackintosh Teams Competition Conditions

Entry Fee: Each competing country shall pay upon request an entry fee to an amount as determined by the organising association, the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association, England. Teams: Teams will comprise of: (a) Open Team - 25 member (2 emergencies to be named) (b) Ladies Team - 5 member (1 emergency to be named) (c) Junior Team - 5 member (1 emergency to be named) (d) Veteran Team - 5 member (1 emergency to be named) Each competing country shall determine the composition of their respective teams by the process of elimination. Note: A shooter cannot represent two teams, he/she must declare before the event which team they are competing for. eg either Open or Junior, not both. Qualification: Each team member to be a citizen of the country for which they are competing for at least the twelve months prior to competition. Results: To be posted to: The Executive Officer ACTA PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Final Results: Available within 30 days of the completion of the competition, and to be made available to all competing countries within 30 days of the results being publicly declared. Recognition: A winners badge to be made available to all members of the winning teams. A runners up badge to be made available to all members of the teams finishing in second place in the respective sections. Match Conditions: 100 target event scored points score. First barrel 3 points, second barrel 2 points, lost target 0. 28gr - 1oz loads. Squads: To be arranged in such order as determined by the management of each competing country. Traps: A minimum of four traps to operate for the open team event, one visit by each squad, to each trap, shooting 5 targets per lane before changing. Open Team (Top 20 scores to count) Trap 1 Trap 2 Trap 3 Trap 4 Squad 1 2 3 4 Squad 5 1 2 3 Squad 4 5 1 2 Squad 3 4 5 1 Squad 2 3 4 5

Ladies, Junior & Veterans Teams: Shot over two traps per team, shooting five targets per lane before changing. Trap 1 Trap 2 Squad L J Squad V L Squad J V Squad L J Squad V L Squad J V Shooting Mark: 15 metres or (if common usage, 16 yards) Referees: Each squad to be provided with: (a) Referee (b) Check Referee (c) Two scorers Referee and scorers to be selected by the appointed Shoot Marshall and preferably should be qualified badged referees. Sighter: Each shooter to have one sighter target per lane before commencement of events (ACTA conditions) Refusal: Each shooter to have the right to refuse to fire at any target if it is illegal in height or release. A target once fired upon by any competitor is to be included in the results, with each competitor abiding by the result. Trap Settings: (a) Height to be set in the usual manner as does apply for each competing

• country. Australia 3 metres - 10 metres from the trap.

(b) Distance targets shall be thrown a minimum of 46 metres (+/- 2 metres). (c) Angles to be a minimum of 22.5 degrees each side of centre, using a line down lanes numbered 1 and 5 (note 22.5 degrees is one metre outside the line at 50 metres or the appropriate/corresponding hole on Winchester White Flyer Traps, being the preferred trap). (d) High Gun shoot offs to be held over same trap settings as applies for competition (ACTA conditions). General: Each country to ensure that the rules of common sense and fair play are adhered to at all times. No unfair advantage is to be taken owing to the competition being a teams match. Shooting to be conducted in the normal manner at all times. Tradition: As the Mackintosh International Trap Team Match is a long established event, all countries to be mindful of the part that fair play and tradition occupy in this international postal teams match, conditions of which have been revised and agreement reached by all competing countries.

MACKINTOSH TEAMS PRESENTATIONS

Sunday April 2nd 2017

MACKINTOSH TEAM 100 BREAK Call upon National President to present Cloth Break Badges & Metal Badge NAME CLUB STATE

Stephen Atkins ECHUCA VIC James Willett DENILIQUIN NSW Steve Trembath MORWELL VIC Alex Dallas BLACKALL QLD Clive Foster WEST WYALONG NSW Matt Patmore WEST WYALONG NSW Socrates Pilipasidis MELB CRICKET CLUB VIC Jason Oliveri WEST AUSTRALIAN WA Andrew Smith NOORAT VIC Cameron Browne PATCHEWOLLOCK VIC Darryn Nicholls BROKEN HILL SA Jessica Harris TARAWERA QLD Penny Smith COLAC VIC Fred Heinze NEPEAN VIC Max Medhurst MOUNT GAMBIER SA Thomas Armstrong WERRIBEE VIC Mitchell Iles MELBOURNE VIC

MACKINTOSH JUNIOR HIGH GUN Awards: Perazzi Perpetual Trophy Carlisle and District Gun Club Perpetual Trophy ACTA Gold Medal Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Fil Petriella NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Mitchell Iles MELBOURNE VIC 299/300

MACKINTOSH WOMEN’S HIGH GUN Awards: Perazzi Perpetual Trophy ACTA Gold Medal Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Fil Petriella NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Jessica Harris TARAWERA QLD 298/300

MACKINTOSH VETERAN’S 55-65 HIGH GUN Awards: No Trophy ACTA Gold Medal Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Max Medhurst MOUNT GAMBIER SA 310/310

MACKINTOSH SUPER VETERAN’S HIGH GUN Awards: Perazzi Perpetual Trophy Ern Hawkins Perpetual Trophy and memento ACTA Gold Medal Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Fil Petriella and Wayde Hawkins NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Fred Heinze NEPEAN VIC 297/300

VETERAN’S HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE Best score from Mackintosh Qualifying (DB, SB, PS) plus the Veterans Mackintosh teams score. Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Awards: Val & Fred Horton Perpetual Trophy Gold ACTA Medal NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

Gary Hayden NOORAT VIC 739/750

MACKINTOSH OPEN HIGH GUN Call upon trophy donor or representative to present trophy: Fil Petriella Awards: Perazzi Perpetual Trophy JM Baumann Perpetual Trophy Silver Australia Badge Tri Colour Deluxe Sash NAME CLUB STATE SCORE

James Willett DENILIQUIN NSW 308/308

AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 2018

To be chosen 2017.

The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh team score.

TEAM A NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Thomas Armstrong 745 WERRIBEE VIC

2

Nathan Burt 741 BOOROWA NSW

3

Mitchell Iles 740 MELBOURNE VIC

TEAM B 4

Jackson Marriott 737 NEPEAN VIC

5

Harry Mintram 731 TOOWOOMBA QLD

6

William Freni-Lizzi 441 TONY YOZZI WA

TEAM C 7

William Baynes 439 PORT AUGUSTA SA

8

James Hayden 439 NOORAT VIC

9

Benjamin Tredrea 439

JUNEE

NSW

EMERGENCIES 10

Jack Cullinan 439 BROKEN HILL SA

11

Jack Clerke 439 MELBOURNE VIC

AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 2018

To be chosen 2017.

The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh team score.

TEAM A NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Jessica Harris 739 TARAWERA QLD

2

Laura Woolley 737 BENDIGO VIC

3

Tracey Barton 731

BOOROWA

NSW

TEAM B 4

Penny Smith 728 COLAC VIC

5

Nanette McCallum 721 BOTHWELL TAS

6

Helen Overton 432 TAMWORTH NSW

TEAM C 7

Amanda Holt 431 COLAC VIC

8

Kelly Coogan 430 FRANKSTON VIC

9

Sarah Holt 429 COLAC VIC

EMERGENCIES 10

Lil Brandt 428 TAMBO QLD

11

Deserie Baynes 428 ELSEWHERE SA

12

Gabriela Ferteklis 428 DARWIN NT

AUSTRALIAN VETERAN’S 55-65 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 2018

To be chosen 2017.

The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh or Qualifying team score.

TEAM A NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Allan Pollock 739 HAMILTON VIC

2

Tony Ryder 736 RICHMOND RIVER NSW

3

Arty Del-Ben 733 NSW GUN CLUB NSW

TEAM B 4

Frazer Roberts 731 GOULBURN NSW

5

Glen Castellaro 738 COBAR NSW

6

Daryl Stevens 737 TOOGOOLAWAH QLD

TEAM C 7

Greg Kessegian 736 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

8

Daryl Hunt 734 WANGARATTA VIC

9

Charlie Sherry 730 SYDNEY NSW

EMERGENCIES 10

Kim Nealon 440 YAMBA NSW

11

Wayde Hawkins 440 COBAR NSW

12

Ray Peatling 440 COHUNA VIC

AUSTRALIAN SUPER VETERAN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 2018

To be chosen 2017.

The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh or Qualifying team score.

TEAM A NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

Gary Hayden 739 NOORAT VIC

2

Max Medhurst 737 MOUNT GAMBIER SA

3

Fred Heinze 732 NEPEAN VIC

TEAM B 4

Keith Calder 732 FRANKSTON VIC

5

Allan Cooper 731 WANGARATTA VIC

6

Keith Simpson 731 TOOWOOMBA QLD

TEAM C 7

Colin Dunn 440 CALLAWADA-STAWELL VIC

8

Malcolm Stephens 435 WARREN NSW

9

Andrew Ataliotis 433 MILDURA VIC

EMERGENCIES 10

Robert Andrews 433 KINGSTON SE SA

11

Lynne Curtis 432 FRANKSTON VIC

12

Tony Coco 432 DARWIN NT

AUSTRALIAN OPEN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 2018

To be chosen 2017.

The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh team score.

TEAM A NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

James Willett 746

DENILIQUIN

NSW

2

Stephen Atkins 746 ECHUCA VIC

3

Alex Dallas 746 BLACKALL QLD

4

Steve Trembath 746 MORWELL VIC

5

Socrates Pilipasidis 745 MELB CRICKET CLUB VIC

TEAM B 6

Tom Turner 745 NEWCASTLE NSW

7

Andrew Smith 744 NOORAT VIC

8

Clive Foster 743 WEST WYALONG NSW

9

Matthew Patmore 743 WEST WYALONG NSW

10

Craig Bentley 743 PORT AUGUSTA SA

TEAM C 11

Jason Oliveri 743 WEST AUSTRALIAN WA

12

Cameron Browne 742 PATCHEWOLLOCK VIC

13

Byron Hewitt 740 ROMA QLD

14

Richard Morrison 740 ROMA QLD

15

Roger Duthie 739 HAMILTON VIC

AUSTRALIAN OPEN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 2018

EMERGENCIES 16

Darryn Nicholls 737 BROKEN HILL SA

17

Stephen Haberman 737 ECHUCA VIC

18

Glenn Barton 736 YASS NSW

19

Dan Power 733 MAJURA PARK NSW

20

Vito Balliana 731 NEWCASTLE-LAKE MACQUARIE NSW

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AUSTRALIAN GLENN CUP TEAM TO SHOOT AGAINST NEW ZEALAND IN 2018 (IN NEW ZEALAND)

Team to be chosen in 2017. The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh team score. NAME SCORE CLUB STATE 1

James Willett 746 DENILIQUIN NSW

2

Stephen Atkins 746 ECHUCA VIC

3

Alex Dallas 746 BLACKALL QLD

4

Steve Trembath 746 MORWELL VIC

5

Socrates Pilipasidis 745 MELB CRICKET CLUB VIC

E1

Tom Turner 745 NEWCASTLE NSW

E2

Andrew Smith 744 NOORAT VIC

E3

Clive Foster 743 WEST WYALONG NSW

E4

Matthew Patmore 743 WEST WYALONG NSW

E5

Craig Bentley 743 PORT AUGUSTA SA

E6

Jason Oliveri 743 WEST AUSTRALIAN WA

3.11 AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND TRAP TEAMS MATCH (Glenn Cup) (a) Teams to consist of five shooters. Both teams shoot at 50 targets per shooter, Double Barrel from 15 metres; to be recorded points score (used only in the case of a tied score). Should scores still be tied a further 5 targets per shooter per team scored points score will be shot, continuing until a winner is established. Each competitor to shoot from five lanes, squad system. Cartridges shall be the prescribed maximum 28-gram shot load as for all Championship series. (b) Team Selection – When shot in Australia or New Zealand, the top five (5) scores over the Australian-New Zealand Points, Single Barrel, Double Barrel and Mackintosh events will comprise the Australian Team to contest the International Glenn Cup Competition. (c) The match is to be hosted alternatively by arrangement, in Australia during the odd numbered years.