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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2018
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE NEW ZEALAND CLAY TARGET SHOOTING ASSOCIATION INC.
CONTENTS
Farmlands 100 37
Long Run Awards 39
Kilwell / Gamebore Inter-School 43
President’s Report 7 Postal Shoot
Executive Officer’s Report 9 Tauranga Boys’ College Interschool Shoot 44
FITASC Referees 9 New Members 45
Information for Clubs on Codes of Practice 10 Collinson Cup 47
and New Steel Rules Intercollegiate Schools Shoot Wanaka 48
New Rules for Clubs Shooting Steel Shot 11 Notice to all Clubs 49
Food Safety & Annual Welfare Code of Practice 12
51
for Clay Target Shooting Ranges
Information sheet: Cut and Carry Operations 14
for Clay Target Shooting Ranges
Waikato Provincials 16 Universal Trench
Wellington Cup and
19
Compak Sporting Trophy
Intercollegiate Shoot Waimate/Oamaru 53
South Island and NI South Zone Sporting Champs 54
New Zealand Bodkin Shield 56
Secondary School
Blackball Salami Super Sausage Shoot and 58
Championships
SI North Zone NZCTA Compak Championship
Registration Application 2019 25 Obituary 61
Canterbury Provincials 27 Southland Clay Target Club 62
King Country Districts 31 Championships - Day Two
New Rules for Compak 31
65
Taranaki Districts 33
ISSF Double Trap South Island 33
South Zone Championship
Changes to the North vs South 34 Taieri Shield at
Skeet Team Qualifications Alexandra
Spring Trophy at Southland 35
Ross Stevenson Skeet 66
38
Own the Zone 67
Summary of NZCTA Council Meeting 68
Rule Clarification 69
NI South Zone Around the Clubs 71
ISSF Champs National Directory 75
Shoot Calendar 76
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PRESIDENT'S
REPORT
Lately I received some good- avenues of complying with NZCTA Codes
natured ribbing about the length of Practice or Policies. Clubs will need to
of my President’s reports, sorry apply for dispensation. There are already a
you’ll have to continue to put number of clubs that have indicated they
up with them as I try to keep are relying on this option to remain open
you informed about what your and Council has the view that we should
Council is doing. provide Clubs with this alternative where
we can. For any clubs who feel they may be
We farewell Lou Christensen and Michael affected by the Code of Practice we would
Holmes from Council. Lou has found her encourage you to contact the national
work and family commitments do not office in the first instance and we will
allow her to give the time the position provide you with as much information and
requires. Lou is passionate about sporting assistance as possible as you work through
and we thank her for the time and work possible options. Ultimately, it will be up
she put in while on Council. Michael has to each club to decide on the best way
finished his tenure early to concentrate on forward. The Codes of Practice and new
a health issue and we wish him well as he rules are published in this issue.
works through this. I have attended quite a variety of
We now have a Hall of Fame which
shoots over the last few weeks, including
includes DTL, Skeet, Sporting/Compak
the Bodkin Shield Tournament in Central
and ISSF. The format and tables for each
Otago, where a record number of just
discipline have been sent to the relevant
over 200 shooters turned out. This is grass
subcommittees for checking and will then
roots shooting at its best and has had a
be posted on the website. While there has
resurgence of interest in the past few years,
been a huge amount of research undertaken
great to see.
to develop the tables, some results are not
A couple of trips to Christchurch for the
available. It would be helpful if members
Canterbury Provincials and then back for
could check the tables once they are posted
the Secondary School Nationals at the end
and contact the national office with any
additions or corrections. Subcommittees
of September. Again, record numbers with
317 entries for the DTL events and 140 for
SOUTH ISLAND
will then decide on a format for annual
award ceremonies for each discipline and
the skeet. This is a considerable jump in
numbers for skeet, also noticeable around
SOUTH ZONE
assist Adrienne to maintain the tables.
I would like to thank Mike Millard for
the circuit shoots. As usual, Canterbury ran
an efficient, well organised tournament.
COMPAK
taking this project on so that our elite in
all disciplines are now recognised. With this
With my own boys having shot during their
school years, I have attended the nationals
CHAMPIONSHIP
project completed Mike will replace Lou as
for around 10 years now and I am always
the sporting convenor through to March
impressed at the discipline and responsibility
next year. Te Anau Clay Target Club,
shown by our school competitors. Also, the
The computer programme is now 26 August 2018
dedication of coaches and managers, many
available for release to clubs and by the
of whom have been involved for decades,
time you read this Bev Searle will have HOA Aaron Knowles 90. AA Grade Les
and the amazing support of parents. It’s a
carried out training sessions with a number Hoffman 89, Bruce3 Scott 88, Grant Taylor
school sports event that everyone involved 87. A Grade Bob Bragg 82, Bryan Bickley
of clubs. If your club is interested in using
should be proud of. Also, thank you to the 80, Stephen Diack 76. B Grade Geoff Evans
the programme, please contact the national
sponsors of this event, who have all just 79, Mike Ashton 74, Blair Falconer 65. C
office. The revamp of the website has been
recently reconfirmed their sponsorship. Grade Lyndon Sayers 63, Hayden Brown
approved and is underway.
In November I will be attending the 60, Kyla Bickley 58. Veteran Les Hoffman
We continue to work our way through
DTL South Islands in Timaru and the Skeet 89. Super Veteran Bob Bragg 82. Junior
the animal health and food safety issues.
Nationals at Waikato and hope to catch up Bronson Horrell 73, Lady Kyla Bickley 58.
Council has approved the use of steel,
with many of you there.
effective immediately, but restricted
to clubs who have exhausted all other Jenni Sanders NZCTA PRESIDENT
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2018 SOUTH ISLAND DTL
AND SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS
TIMARU CLAY TARGET CLUB
FALVEYS RD TIMARU AIRPORT
9 NOVEMBER – 11 NOVEMBER 2018
FRIDAY 9 NOVEMBER 9:00 a.m. start
Entries close 10:00 a.m.
25 Target Ball Trap South Island Championship.
25 Target 12g Skeet South Island Championship.
25 Target Handicap by Distance South Island Championship
SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER 8:30 a.m. start
25 Target Minis South Island Championship
15 Pr Double Rise South Island Championship
25 Target Single Rise South Island Championship
SUNDAY 11 NOVEMBER 8:30 a.m. start
Inter-Provincial Teams Match. 25 Points Score. 5 shooter teams.
Entries close at end of shoot on Saturday. $45 per team.
30 Target Triples South Island Championship
25 Target Points Score South Island Championship
25 Target Single Barrel South Island Championship
Buck Knives North/South qualifying. $5 for Open team
Allan Millar Club Teams Match in conjunction with Single Rise event
A T Black Provincial Team Trophy over the High Gun events
Entry cost $21 (inc Comp Sweep). Targets 28c, minis 40c.
High Gun $2.00. Optional Sweeps $10.00 on each event.
Same 5 shooter squads both days
Contact: Craig Pilcher 027 244 0788, Mike Sime 027 410 3623
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EXECUTIVE
OFFICER'S REPORT
POSTAL SHOOTS As email is the preferred method of Association Championships must advertise
Clubs and members are reminded that the communicating with members, including these in Gunshot, along with an entry fee
Allan Brown (Double Rise), HC Walker (Skeet) sending them their annual notice of for the event.
and Hawke’s Bay Shield (Points Score) postal registration renewal, a current email address OPEN SHOOTS
competitions must be shot during the is also required for all new and existing All clubs hosting Open Shoots and
months of October, November or December. registrations. Please ensure these are written Association Championships must advertise
Scores must be sent to the National Office legibly on the application form. these in Gunshot. Prior approval for the
no later than the end of January. 2019 WORLD SKEET TEAM QUALIFYING date of Open Shoots must be obtained
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION A reminder to all clubs hosting 100 Target from the National Office. All Gunshot
The fees for Full, Family and Social North/South Skeet qualifying events, that shoot advertisements must include the
members for 2019 are: Full $90, Family $60, these are also qualifying for the 2019 World cost of events.
Junior $35 and Social $40. Skeet team. BUY/SELL COLUMN IN GUNSHOT
Clubs are asked to ensure all new members NZ team for the 2019 World Skeet Members are reminded that the Buy/
record their date of birth on the application competition in San Antonio selection will run Sell column in Gunshot is free to financial
form. With different age categories for from 1 June 2018 to 31 May 2019. Qualifying members. All advertisements must be sent
different disciplines, it is vital that the NZCTA entry will be free. to the National office, either by email or in
capture the date of birth for all members. NEXT ISSUE CLOSE OFF DATE writing, before the close off date.
This will ensure that all members compete in Copy for the next issue (Jan/Feb) will close
their correct age categories and assist in the off on 1st December. No late copy will be
operation of the sport. accepted. All clubs hosting Open Shoots and Adrienne Sears EXECUTIVE OFFICER
FITASC REFEREES NZ SKEET
The importance or dimension
of international competitions
Refereeing Commission, Hugh Smith,
a first list of Chief referees (see NZCTA
NATIONALS
requires new skills at all levels of Sporting Clay page) has been established,
the organisation and in particular including only international referees who All shooters who are attending
those of the referees. have satisfactorily performed the function the NZ Skeet Nationals are
of chief referee on major international reminded to bring their No 1
After having solved the problems of competitions, all disciplines included. By uniform for the Postal Skeet
secretarial management, course designing end of October 2018, a menu “Chief referee” Challenge team photos.
and refereeing, it has now become necessary will be added on www.fitasc.com.
to guarantee the selection of referees with For the future, the Chief referee of
leadership skills and important working continental and world championships
QUOTE
capacity. will be appointed by FITASC in agreement
In this sense, our Management with the organising federation. They will
Committee has just approved to establish be defrayed like international referees.
the new qualification of chief referee, after A federation will be able to submit the
that of international referee. The chief candidature of an international referee to “It’s all right to have butterflies
referees will be selected from among the the grade of Chief referee, to be tested by in your stomach. Just get
international referees whose managerial the Chief referee during a continental or them to fly in formation.”
skills are recognized internationally. world Championship.
In liaison with the President of the Rob Gilbert
A note from FITASC
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INFORMATION FOR CLUBS
ON CODES OF PRACTICE
AND NEW STEEL RULES
This information is provided to our strong agricultural industry means the longevity of the sport we need to
assist clubs who currently do not many clubs operate where animals are consider how we would stand up to
grazing. MPI is the regulatory authority public scrutiny. The NZCTA (and Clubs)
comply with the NZCTA Animal
charged with protecting animal welfare, do not have a choice about whether
Welfare and Food Safety Code of food safety and overseas trade. They we deal with this or not. Either we deal
Practice. have evidence that there is risk in certain with it ourselves or central and local
For a number of years the NZCTA has had a circumstances to animals grazing over Government regulators will deal with it
clear set of policies and associated guidelines shotfall areas. They have made it clear for us. This is an issue that is not going
to deal with the risk that lead can pose that even a low risk must be eliminated, to go away.
to animal welfare and food safety. These and our sport has been given the There will be clubs that will not be
policies and guidelines were developed by opportunity to manage this ourselves able to comply with the Code of Practice
the NZCTA in conjunction with the Ministry through the Code of Practice. MPI has using lead. Each Club's circumstances
of Primary Industries (MPI) as well as a made it clear to the NZCTA that they are different but for a number of clubs
number of key agricultural industries, which have a strong expectation the NZCTA is this is because they do not own the land
are all identified in the Code. Copies of taking steps to ensure clubs understand onto which their shot falls. Clubs that
these policies and guidelines are published and are complying with the Code. They do own their own shot fall land are in a
alongside this information but can also be have just recently reiterated to us that better position but still need to ensure
found on the NZCTA website under the if clubs do not address these issues MPI they do not lease that land to a farmer
About tab - Rules. will be forced to take action where risk is or use it themselves in a way that will
Essentially, these guidelines provide the identified. breach the Code of Practice. There have
following: Even without the code of practice, been suggestions that clubs that do not
l They cover all land on which there is
dairy companies have the right to refuse control their own land could amalgamate
shot fall “from sustained clay target with other clubs, but history has shown
milk where they believe there may
shooting activities”. This covers at a that when clubs close, a significant
be milk quality concerns and we have
minimum all DTL, trench and skeet number of these members do not move
already seen two clubs affected by this.
fields. to other clubs and simply disappear. This
We have also been informed that one of
l They prohibit stocking and cropping is not in the best interests of the sport.
the major dairy companies has included
on this shot fall land. The prohibition Council has made the decision to allow
in their risk management policy that it
includes the grazing of cattle, sheep clubs to use steel where this is their only
will not take milk from farms where there
and horses, as well the growing of option to stay open.
is lead contamination. Any club shooting
fodder crops or silage. The rules are effective immediately and
over a dairy farm exposes their farmer to
l They allow cut and carrying clubs may apply for dispensation to use
this risk.
operations (essentially the making steel by writing to Council setting out
We are aware some members feel the
of hay from grass) provided various their situation and providing evidence
NZCTA should challenge the need for that they have exhausted all reasonable
conditions are met as to how and
when the hay is cut and removed and the code of practice, and the science and viable options to remain using lead.
provided certain testing occurs once behind it. Our legal advice is that as A letter of support from the landowner
the crop has been cut. we were responsible for developing the detailing their use of the land would be
So why do we suddenly need a code Code with approval from a wide range useful. If clubs would like advice or to
of practice, considering clay target of industry bodies, this will be very hard discuss their situation before applying
shooting is a historical use. to do, it will be very expensive with for dispensation we suggest they contact
This issue has not arisen “suddenly”. It a low chance of success. In any event, the national office in the first instance
has been known and well established in this would not change dairy company and Adrienne will provide you will
scientific literature for decades that lead (a policies. We also have to remember that contact details for the approval panel.
heavy metal) poses various potential risks clubs are essentially a third party to this The steel rules are set out later in this
to human health and the environment. Clay situation as the issue is actually between article. Council expects that these will
Target Clubs in most other countries around the landowner and the relevant industry be regularly reviewed as we establish
the world have long been addressing these bodies. the use of steel. Grounds will only be
issues. It was always only a matter of time The reality is that we live in a highly approved for one ammunition type, i.e.
before we would have to as well. regulated society – and clay target clubs either steel or lead. The reasoning for this
Besides environmental considerations, are not exempt. As part of ensuring is that grounds using steel will do so
10because lead cannot be used at all and are held on lead grounds, but there will
grounds classed as lead will most likely need to be some exceptions to this and
not have appropriate safety measures in Council will consider dispensations on a
place to cater for steel. At this stage steel case by case basis.
grounds will not be able to host school Council encourages clubs to comply
shoots, our concern is around who will be with the Code of Practice to ensure the
responsible for ensuring students' guns longevity of their club and will provide as
are steel capable, we are hopeful that by much assistance as possible as clubs work
the time the 2019 school season starts we through their options, but ultimately it
will have an answer for this. It is Council’s is the club's choice how best to move
preference that all championship events forward.
NEW RULES FOR CLUBS
SHOOTING STEEL SHOT
1-47 The Executive may from time to time and by notice in l That the Club will take all reasonable steps to ensure that
writing to all Clubs issue written “Codes of Practice” or “Policy all shooters on that Club’s grounds must only use steel
Statements” containing information, codes or policies that record shot on its grounds – it will not be permissible for lead
how Clubs should comply with or adhere to certain standards shot to be used on the grounds of the Club after the
and obligations expected by the NZCTA. Executive has issued a Consent;
1-48 Clubs and members shall do all things reasonably l The Club must post adequate signage on its grounds
necessary to comply with and adhere to any Code of Practice or that the Club grounds are for steel shot only and that
Policy Statement issued by the Executive. each individual shooter must ensure that their firearm is
1-49 Notwithstanding any other provision of these rules, the suitable for the use of steel shot;
Executive may (in its sole discretion) grant consent in writing l The Club must take all reasonable steps to mitigate the
for a Club to use steel shot on its grounds (“the Consent”) but risk of steel shot ricochet;
subject always to the following: l The Club will require all shooters, referees, markers and
a) A Club must make written application to the Executive those individuals involved with the operation of the Club’s
detailing the Club’s request to use steel shot on its grounds events on the shooting range to wear protective eye wear
(“the Request”); or safety glasses;
l The Club will ensure that an adequate supply of safety
b) The Request will include evidence that the Club has used all
reasonable steps and methods to comply with any existing glasses is available for use;
l If advertising in Gunshot for any event, the Club must
NZCTA, rule, Code of Practice or Policy Statement in respect
of use of lead shot on its grounds; ensure that the advertisement includes a reference that
c) The Request will provide adequate detail to the Executive its events are “steel shot events only”;
l School shooting on the grounds will not be permitted -
that despite using all reasonable steps, the Club is unable to
comply with the relevant NZCTA Code of Practice or Policy and the Executive may include any other condition or
Statement for the use of lead shot on its grounds; conditions of consent as it sees fit in its sole discretion.
d) Granting the Consent will be at the sole discretion of the i) The Club will do all things necessary to ensure that the
Executive; Club, its members and guests shooting on the Club grounds
e) While the Consent is in place, the Club is prohibited from comply with the Consent;
allowing lead shot to be used on its grounds until further j) The Executive may by notice in writing to the Club add to,
written notice of the NZCTA. alter, amend or revoke all or any part of the Consent from
f) Where Steel shot is used on the grounds of Clubs with a time to time.
Consent, the shot sizes of steel shot to be used shall remain k) The Executive will give notice in writing to all Clubs of any
the same shot size of these rules as if lead shot were being Consent issued, altered, amended or revoked from time to
used on the grounds of the Club; time.
g) The Consent will include any condition or conditions that l) The Consent will remain in place until further written notice
the Executive in its sole discretion considers necessary; of the Executive.
h) The Consent Conditions may include (but shall not be limited (existing rules 1-47 and 1-48, will now be renumbered to be 1-50
to) any of the following items: and 1-51 respectively)
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2018 WAIKATO
PROVINCIALS
Well, the weather gods certainly evening leaving the Single Rise possibles Ladies, Murray Potter starting a good
shone on Huntly, because we shooting off in near dark conditions, haul winning C Grade. Veterans was Gary
went from a swamp to a mown finishing off under lights on trap 2. Discombe and Juniors Mac Livingstone.
Sunday – 108 shooters lined up for DOUBLE RISE: Roger Bidois and Brian
park in a week, with the ground
Sunday, with just the three events it ran Hartley (both staying on the ground and
firm enough for the camper vans
like clockwork. Thanks to all competitors in an early squad) set the mark with both
and sun on our backs. who backed up and refereed making it a shooting possibles. With a further eight
much easier day for the workers. shooters on 19. Roger took out the shoot
With shooter numbers topping out at 98 SKEET: Peter Shuttleworth overcame off with Brian once again runner-up. Isa
on Saturday, the skeet started and 9.10am a strong challenge from three juniors to Talagi shot a very good 18 for B Grade
and was completed with shoot offs by take out HOA and Veterans in the Skeet honours and Murray Potter C Grade.
2.00pm. During this time, we decided (with with Hayley Morice Ladies, Shaun Gwillim Gavin Searle and Ryan Crapp both shot
permission from NI VP Robert Prince) to Juniors and Rawiri Morice taking B Grade 19 winning Veterans and Juniors, Sandy
shoot the Single Rise qualifying on trap and MacLeod Livingstone C Grade. Hodgson winning the Ladies.
3. This worked a treat, as we had all four MINIS: With 19 possibles this shoot off SINGLE RISE: Thirty-three possibles in
events for Saturday qualified by 5.30pm. was the longest of the weekend with the the Single Rise battled failing light to get
However, we didn’t take into account the light playing a big part in the results at down to eight shooters under lights. This
quality of shooting on a sunny, still day. With the end. Brian Hartley pushed all the way being something different for most of us,
two possibles and eight on 19 in the Doubles to the end until a typical flat, dull target the shoot offs did not last too long with
& 19 possibles in the Minis, the shoot-offs beat him leaving Jon Beddis to take the two Huntly lads (Robert Waugh & Kent
for these two events went deep into the HOA. Hayley Morice taking B Grade & Nicholl) last men standing. Kent holding
16out Rob for HOA with Isa Talagi wining B ticking category only box, left Anja van crack giving Huntly the win, which came
Grade, Toby Lincoln C Grade on 24. Anja de Wetering HOA & Ladies outright. What with the normal banter at prize giving.
van de Wetering emerged from the office a great result considering she worked all SINGLE BARREL: Hamish Holland
to win the Ladies, Rawiri Morice Juniors weekend in office, only coming out to overcame the local challenge from
and Mac (Chiko) Pouwhare the Veterans. shoot four events. A huge congratulations Warren Luke to take the Single Barrel,
Sunday: and thank you from the Club. A shoot off ending a very good weekend for Hamish.
TRIPLES: Five possibles in the Triples ensued for grade placings, with 14 on 74. Warren taking the A Grade, Ian Mackie
with Kent Nicholl carrying on from the A Grade going to Hamish Holland, once outlasted Isa Talagi in a very good shoot
previous evening, overcoming Ryan again Isa Talagi winning the B Grade and off for B Grade. Neil Gwillim won his 3rd
Crapp in a very good shoot off. Nat Neil Gwillim C Grade. Gavin Searle taking C Grade medal for the weekend. Hannah
Aitchison & Neil Gwillim taking out B & C the Veterans, Juniors Daniel Craig. Thorburn Ladies, Andrew Wilson Juniors
Grades without shoot offs. A family affair Eleven teams contested the Club Team and Laurie Coppins Veterans.
in the categories with Anja winning the event with Huntly Gold & Waikato 1 Into the High Guns for the weekend,
Ladies & Martin (Weka) van de Wetering ending on a tie. The shoot off started where consistency is the name of the
the Veterans, Ryan Crapp outright Junior. with both teams jockeying for positions game… Gavin Searle on 229, winning
POINTS SCORE: With only two possibles as it is virtually one on one points score the A Grade and Veterans. Ryan Crapp
in the Point Score and young Daniel Craig with first point out. Waikato were first to Juniors on 222. Hayley Morice Ladies
Anja van de Wetering HOA Point Score High Gun C Grade Neil Gwillim, A Grade Gavin Searle, B Grade Isa Talagi
Kent Nicholl HOA Triples and Single Rise High Gun Hamish Holland Roger Bidois HOA Double Rise
17Peter Shuttleworth HOA Skeet
High Guns Ryan Crapp Jnr, Hayley Morice Ladies, Gavin Searle Veterans Jon Beddis- HOA Minis
(197). B Grade Isa Talagi (213). C Grade Neil 2nd Kent Nicholl 25, 3rd Chad Vitasovich 24. C Rawiri Morice 25, Veterans Mac Pouwhare 25.
Gwillim (202) and High Gun on a very Grade 1st Macleod Livingstone 24, 2nd Warren Triples HOA Kent Nicholl 50. A Grade 1st Ryan
good 5 down (230) was Hamish Holland. Luke 23, 3rd Laurie Coppins 22. Ladies Hayley Crapp 50, 2nd Hamish Holland 50, 3rd Lukas
A huge thank you to all the workers Morice 22, Juniors Shaun Gwillim 25, Veterans Nicholl 50. B Grade 1st Nat Aitchison 46, 2nd
who made the weekend run smoothly, Peter Shuttleworth 25. Two person team 1st Colin Kennedy 45, 3rd Isa Talagi 44. C Grade 1st
the club members who came to work Peter Shuttleworth, Mac Pouwhare 49, 2nd Toby Neil Gwillim 45, 2nd Toby Lincoln 42, 3rd Murray
without shooting, to the ladies in the Nicholl, Lukas Nicholl 48. Five Person team 1st Potter 38. Ladies Anja van de Wetering 47, Juniors
kitchen and the office – without you Gavin Searle, Matthew Lovett, Heath Smith, Ryan Crapp 50, Veterans Martin van de Wetering
Hamish Holland, Mike Sime 116. 49.
these events couldn’t function.
Minis HOA Jon Beddis 15. A Grade 1st Brian Hartley Points Score HOA Anja van de Wetering 75. A
To all the shooters who travelled
15, 2nd John Waldon 15, 3rd Macleod Livingstone 15. Grade 1st Hamish Holland 74, 2nd Gavin Searle 74,
from all around the country, we hope
B Grade 1st Hayley Morice 14, 2nd Colin Pritchard 3rd Brian Hartley 74. B Grade 1st Isa Talagi 71, 2nd
you enjoyed our hospitality and the
13, 3rd Max Woolhouse 13. C Grade 1st Murray Hayley Morice 69, 3rd Nat Aitchison 69. C Grade
competition.
Potter 14, 2nd Peter Wright 13, 3rd Aaron Harrison Neil Gwillim 71, 2nd Murray Potter 69, 3rd Courtney
Finally, to Martin van de Wetering for Mackie 67. Ladies Anja van de Wetering 75, Juniors
11. Ladies Hayley Morice 14, Juniors Macleod
the tremendous amount of work and Livingstone 15, Veterans Gary Discombe 15. Daniel Craig 75, Veterans Gavin Searle 74.
passion he has for clay target shooting in Double Rise HOA Roger Bidois 20. A Grade 1st Single Barrel HOA Hamish Holland 25. A Grade
general, not only the President of Thames Brian Hartley 20, 2nd Jon Beddis 19, 3rd Gavin 1st Warren Luke 25, 2nd Steve Pearson 25, 3rd
Club, but the effort he puts in at all the Searle 19. B Grade 1st Isa Talagi 18, 2nd Ethan Paul Black 25. B Grade3 1st Ian Mackie 25, 2nd Isa
clubs he is involved with – cheers mate, Rendall 16, 3rd Colin Pritchard 16. C Grade 1st Talagi 25, 3rd Colin Kennedy 24. C Grade 1st Neil
greatly appreciated. Murray Potter 14, 2nd Neil Gwillim 12, 3rd Toby Gwillim 22, 2nd Toby Lincoln 22, 3rd Aaron Harrison
Lincoln 11. Ladies Sandy Hodgson 17, Juniors Ryan 21. Ladies Hannah Thorburn 23, Juniors Andrew
John Beddis
Crapp 19, Veterans Gavin Searle 19. Wilson 24, Veterans Laurie Coppins 25. Club Teams
PRESIDENT HUNTLY CLAY TARGET CLUB
Single Rise HOA Kent Nicholl 25. A Grade 1st 1st Huntly (Jon Beddis, Toby Nicholl, Kent Nicholl,
RESULTS Robert Waugh 25, 2nd Hamish Holland 25, 3rd Lukas Nicholl, Gary Discombe, Bill Jones).
Mac Pouwhare 25. B Grade 1st Isa Talagi 25, 2nd High Gun Hamish Holland 230. A Grade Gavin
Skeet HOA Peter Shuttleworth 25. A Grade Chad Vitasovich 25, 3rd Ethan Rendall 24. C Grade Searle 229, B Grade Isa Talagi 213, C Grade Neil
1st Shaun Gwillim 25, 2nd Gavin Searle 25, 3rd 1st Toby Lincoln 24, 2nd Murray Potter 24, 3rd Neil Gwillim 202. Ladies Hayley Morice 197, Juniors
Matthew Clark 25. B Grade 1st Rawiri Morice 25, Gwillim 23. Ladies Anja van de Wetering 24, Juniors Ryan Crapp 222, Veterans Gavin Searle 229.
18SI Points Team Boys 1st Hauraki Plains (G Welch, E McCabe, J Perrin, J Coldicutt, A Harrison)
SOUTH ISLAND
AND NEW ZEALAND
SECONDARY SCHOOL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Friday saw 175 entries and three Points Score – Possibles were shot by the girls also winning the team event –
practice traps opened to keep Reuben Lawler (Academic College Group), Bryleigh Gordon, Lauryn Bond and Katrina
up with the demand, this bunch Andrew Wilson (Hamilton Boys’), Matty Bond on a score of 162.
Groot (Waiuku College) and Jonty Gresham Single Barrel – Once again 26 shooters
were certainly keen! What was
(Lindisfarne), Alex Williamson (Tauranga) shot the possible. After 10 targets it was
the weekend to bring for them?
and Brady Coldicutt (Hauraki Plains). At down to two; Andrew Wilson (Hamilton
After Saturday’s registration the start of the 3rd round there was only Boys’) and Caitlin Simpson (Taupo Nui-A-
there was a total of 318 registered Reuben and Andrew left, unfortunately Tia College), with both missing their 13th
coming from 50 different schools Andrew used his second barrel on his 1st target the shoot off started again with
across News Zealand. target, Reuben held his nerve to shoot the Andrew taking the win.
South Islands round clean. The girls saw Lauryn Bond Boys’ High Gun for the day saw a shoot
Single Rise was the first event up with (Hauraki Plains) on an outright win with a 59. of with four shooters on a tied score of
26 shooting the possible. The shoot off The teams match saw two teams on 88/90. After the first round it was down
lasted for 55 targets with Ryan Crapp a tied score of 278 (Hauraki Plains and to Ben Sharp (Darfield High) and Andrew
(Katikati College) beating off Logan Howe Waiuku) with the Hauraki Plains team Wilson (Hamilton Boys’). It was a real nail
(Lincoln College) to win the HOA. The of Jacob Coldicutt, Graham Welch, Aiden biter and still even going into the single
Fish & Game Trophy match was held in Harrison, Josh Perrin and Ethan McCabe barrel where Andrew dropped one target
conjunction with the Single Rise, placings winning after a superb shoot off where leaving Ben with the win. Well done
were to 10 places for the boys and five they were only one point down. Hauraki Lauryn Bond on a fine score of 87 to win
placing for the girls. Plains were able to back with up with the girls HOA.
19Regional Teams Trevor Isitt (NZ Fish & Game) with Open 1st Nth Canty Trevor Isitt, Logan Howe, Jarod Haylock, Laurence Arundel, Ben Sharp, Griffin Evans
Nationals Single Barrel – this event saw 27 shooters with the North Canterbury team of Ben
Single Rise – 24 possibles, and after 47 lining up to shoot off. After 15 targets Sharp, Griffin Evans, Jared Haylock, Logan
targets Ryan Crapp (Katikati College) had Ethan Kempthorne (Lincoln High School) Howe and Laurence Arundell holding their
the double to take both the South Island had the HOA in the bag. There were two own to take the win. North Canterbury
and National Single Rise titles. The girls saw girls on a score of 10; Lauryn Bond (Hauraki also won the girls team with Northland
five on a score of 19, Corrin Prince (Trinity Plains) and Corrin Prince (Trinity Schools) second and after a shoot off for third,
Schools), Catharine Harper (Ellesmere with Lauryn taking 1st place leaving nine Hawkes Bay.
College), Brooke Murphy (Hastings Girls’), girls on a score of 10 to shoot it off for the After the teams and individual shoot
Caitlin Simpson (Taupo Nui-a-Tia College) 3rd place with Madison Lane (Craighead offs it left us running a little behind with
and Madison Lane (Craighead Diocesan) Diocesan) taking this placing. the skeet and just to compound this we
with Caitlin managing to take the win. The NZ National Boys’ High Gun was had a record 140 entries for this event.
These five scores gave them all a prize in won outright by Logan Howe (Lincoln Great to see more wanting to participate
the trophy match once again sponsored High School) on a score of 88 with the in this event. I would have to urge those
by Fish & Game. girls’ High Gun going to Mikayla Bryant planning on taking part next year in
Points - Only three possibles shot, Josh (Waitaki Girls’).
Waikato to organise later flights or to stay
Baird (Waiuku College), Ethan McCabe The Beretta 2 Days High Guns go to
another night.
(Hauraki Plains College) and Griffin Evans the top boy and girl over the Island and
South Island Skeet. With the only
(Christchurch Boys’). Ethan was the only National Championships. On a score of
possible for the day Thomas Ronald
one to shoot his round clean we had a 175/180 Andrew Wilson (Hamilton Boys’)
(Aparima College) had the HOA all sewn
winner, now to shoot off all the 59’s – 11 for the boys and Lauryn Bond (Hauraki
up and with his team mate Rhys Horrell
of them for in placing with Logan Howe Plains) on a score of 168/180. A big thank
they also took out the two person team
(Lincoln High) taking this spot. you to Beretta for their fantastic on-
event on a score of 48. With seven on
The Kilwell sponsored teams match was going support of our school shooting
won by Central Southland College on a programme. a score of 24, the shoot off lasted for
score of 279 (Philip Wilson, Max McCallum, North/South Teams Match. After shoot 14 targets. First was Boys Olly Hood (St
Luke McMaster, Roy Schuurmans and Josh offs to establish placings the event was Andrew’s), 2nd Henry Bennik (Palmerston
Hart), followed two points behind by under way. The South Island Open team North Boys’) and 3rd Shaun Gwillim
Lindisfarne College and one more point shot 209 giving them the over the North (Tauranga Boys’ High).
behind Waiuku College making for a very Island who shot 206. The South Island girls The winner of the South Island
close competition. The girls’ team from also managed a win with a score of 122. Aggregate after a shoot off with Thomas
Hastings Girls’ (Kate Rowland, Isabella Well done to all who made these teams. Ronald (Aparima College) was Ryan
Jenkins and Brooke Murphy) posted an Fish & Game Regional Teams – who Crapp (Katikati College) having shot his
excellent score of 167, followed by Hauraki would have thought – the open team had round clean.
Plains College and in 3rd place Tauraroa a three-way tie on a score of 207/250 – National Skeet. As there were no
Area School. North Canterbury, Eastern and Southland possibles there were seven shooters all on
20NZ Single Rise Championship and Trophy Boys Mac Livingston
NZ PS Team Girls 1st Hasting Girls’ (Kate Rowland, Brooke Murphy, Isabella Jenkins)
1st, Oliver Wigging-Crowe 2nd, Jared Haylock 3rd
SI Skeet HOA Thomas Ronald Nth Sth DTL Girls 1st South (Anna Craig, Mikayla Bryant, Kaitlyn Watson) NZ Skeet HOA Laurence Arundell
SI and NI Skeet 2 person team winners
NZ PS Team Boys 1st Central Southland (Luke McMaster, Max McCallum, Philip Wilson, Josh Hart, Roy Schuurmans)
Rhys Horrell and Thomas Ronald
SI Points Team Girls 1st Hauraki Plains (L Bond, B Gordon, K Bond) North/South Skeet Teams 1st North Island (Ryan Crapp, Mac Livingston, Shaun Gwillim)
21Nth Sth DTL Open 1st South (Jared Haylock, Ben Sharp, Logan Howe, Kori Howell, Philip Wilson)
National Aggregate High Gun
NZ High Gun Girls Mikayla Bryant NZ Single Barrel HOA Ethan Kempthorne
(including Skeet Harry Lowry
a score of 24 and after 12 targets Laurence (Katikati College), Mac Livingston (St Most memorable part for me would
Arundell (St Andrew’s) was the HOA Peters’ Collegiate) and Harry Lowry have to be the young lad who shot a 13 in
winner. Kaitlin Watson (St Andrew’s) won (Lindisfarne College), this time with Harry the South Island Skeet followed by a 16 in
the shoot off with Anna Craig (St Kevins’) being the only one to shoot his round the Nationals. He was so excited shooting
to give her the 1st girls placing. clean. the 13 so I can only imagine how he felt to
Making it a double, Rhys Horrell and The last event of the weekend – the then follow it up with a 16. That sums up
Thomas Ronald (Aparima College) on a North/South skeet event. On a score of what the school shooting (in fact any level
score of 47 won the teams event so for 68 this went to the North Island team of of shooting) is about – there is always
them it was well worth staying for the Ryan Crapp, Mac Livingston and Shaun something that can be achieved.
presentations. Gwillim. The South Island team of Thomas A big thank you to all the Canterbury
Yet another shoot off to establish the Ronald, Laurence Arundell and Olly Hood Clay Targets members for their huge
National Aggregate with Ryan Crapp finished on a 65. amount of volunteer hours to run this
22event, to all those that helped and offered 20, 3rd Oliver Wiggins-Crowe, Karamu High 20, 4th Thorburn, Hauraki Plains 56.
to help in whatever capacity, to the George Lowery, John McGlashan 20, 5th Graham New Zealand Points Score Teams 1st Central
participants, their parents and of course Welch, Hauraki Plains College 20, 6th Jed Pirrit, Southland College 279 (Philip Wilson, Max
Hamilton Boys’ 20, 7th Griffin Evans, Chch Boys’ McCallum, Luke McMaster, Roy Schuurmans, Josh
the coaches and managers.
20, 8th Sky Martinac, Tauraroa Area School 20, Hart), 2nd Lindisfarne College 277 (Joe Ward, Harry
Thanks you also to the valued sponsors,
9th Daniel Stuart, Karamu High 20, 10th Hunter Lowry, Bryn Thompson, Haeroa King, Sam Lowry),
NZ Fish and Game Council, Kilwell Sports Brotherston, Chch Boys’ 20. Girls 1st Hannah 3rd Waiuku College 276 (Daniel Craig, Matt Groot,
and Beretta. This event is a remarkable Thorburn, Hauraki Plains 20, 2nd Lauryn Bond, Luke Cathcart, Josh Baird, Devon Partridge). Girls
tournament and the sponsorship that is Hauraki Plains 20, 3rd Mikayla Ashforth, Tamatea 1st Hastings Girls’ 167 (Kate Rowland, Isabella
received makes for an amazing event. High 20, 4th Keely McCollum, Tauraroa Area School Jenkins, Brooke Murphy), 2nd Hauraki Plains
19, 5th Caitlin Simpson, Taupo Nui-a-Tia College 18. College 145 (Bryleigh Gordon, Lauren Bond,
South Island DTL High Gun Boys Ben Sharp, Katrina Bond), 3rd Tauraroa Area School 132 (Dawn
Sheryl Anglem
Darfield High 88, Girls Lauryn Bond, Hauraki Willoughby, Keely McCollum. Carlisa McCarroll).
Plains 87. New Zealand Single Barrel Championship HOA
New Zealand Single Rise Championship HOA Ryan Ethan Kempthorne, Lincoln High 10. Boys 1st
Crapp, Katikati College 20. Boys 1st Mac Livingston, Blake Turner, Aparima College 10, 2nd Matt Groot,
St Peters Collegiate 20, 2nd Oliver Wiggins-Crowe, Waiuku College 10, 3rd William Apatu, Lindisfarne
Karamu High 20, 3rd Jared Haylock, Lincoln High College 10. Girls 1st Lauryn Bond, Hauraki Plains 10,
20. Girls 1st Caitlin Simpson, Taupo Nui-a-Tia 19, 2nd Corrin Prince, Trinity Schools 10, 3rd Madison
2nd Corrin Prince, Trinity Schools 19, 3rd Catherine Lane, Craighead Diocesan 9.
Harper, Ellesmere 19. New Zealand Single Rise Trophy HOA Ryan Crapp,
New Zealand Points Score Championship HOA Katikati College 20. Boys 1st Mac Livingston, St
Ethan McCabe, Hauraki Plains 60. Boys 1st Josh Peters Collegiate 20, 2nd Oliver Wiggins-Crowe,
Baird, Waiuku College 60, 2nd Griffin Evans, Karamu High 20, 3rd Jared Haylock, Lincoln High
Christchurch Boys 60, 3rd Logan Howe, Lincoln 20m 4th Rhys Horrell, Aparima College 20, 5th
High 59. Girls 1st Mikayla Bryant, Waitaki Girls’ 59, Ben Sharp, Darfield High 20, 6th Aidan Harrison,
2nd Isabella Jenkins, Hastings Girls’ 57, 3rd Hannah Hauraki Plains 20, 7th Matt Groot, Waiuku College
RESULTS
South Island Single Rise Championship HOA Ryan
Crapp, Katikati College 20. Boys 1st Logan Howe,
Lincoln High 20, 2nd Mac Livingston, St Peters
Collegiate 20, 3rd Oliver Wiggins-Crowe, Karamu
High 20. Girls 1st Hannah Thorburn, Hauraki Plains
20, 2nd Lauryn Bond, Hauraki Plains 20, 3rd Mikayla
Ashforth, Tamatea High 20.
South Island Points Score Championship HOA
Reuben Lawler, Academic College Group 60. Boys
1st Andrew Wilson, Hamilton Boys 60, 2nd Matt
Groot, Waiuku College 60, 3rd Jonty Griesham,
Lindisfarne 60. Girls 1st Lauryn Bond, Hauraki
Plains 59, 2nd Hannah Thorburn, Hauraki Plains 56,
3rd Brooks Murphy, Hastings Girls’ 56.
South Island Points Score Teams 1st Hauraki
Plains 278 (Jacob Coldicutt, Graham Welch, Aiden
Harrison, Josh Perrin, Ethan McCabe), 2nd Waiuku
278 (Daniel Craig, Kiel Bell-Tipene, Josh Baird,
NZ Single Rise Championship and Trophy Girls Corrin Prince 2nd, Caitlin Simpson 2nd, Catherine Harper 3rd
Devan Partridge, Matt Groot), 3rde Kings College
276 (Chester Duff, Hugo Reeves, Frank Baddeley,
Louis Evans, Jeremy McCallum). Girls 1st Hauraki
Plains 162 (Bryleigh Gordon, Lauryn Bond, Katrina
Bond), 2nd Hastings Girls’ 149 (Kate Rowland,
Isabella Jenkins, Brooke Murphy), 3rd Tauraroa Area
School 137 (Dawn Willoughby Keely McCollum,
Carlisa McCarroll).
South Island Single Barrel Championship HOA
Andrew Wilson, Hamilton Boys’. Boys 1st Jarrod
Haylock, Lincoln High 10, 2nd Henry Sim, Otago
Boys’ 10, 3rd Jacob Coldicutt, Hauraki Plains 10.
Girls 1st Caitlin Simpson, Taupo Nui-a-Tia College
10, 2nd Brooke Murphy, Hastings Girls’ 10, 3rd
Corrin Prince, Trinity Schools 10.
South Island Single Rise Trophy HOA Ryan Crapp,
Katikati College 20. Boys 1st Logan Howe, Lincoln
High 20, 2nd Mac Livingston, St Peters Collegiate NZ Points Score HOA Ethan McCabe SI Points Score HOA Reuben Lawler
2320, 8th Taotahi Te Ua, St Pauls Collegiate 20, 9th Plains 168. 2nd Henry Bennik, Palmerston North Boys’ 24, 3rd
Dylan Woodhouse, St Pauls Collegiate 20, 10th Fish & Game Regional Teams Challenge Open Shaun Gwillim, Tauranga Boys’ 24. Girls 1st Kaitlin
Jacob Colidcutt, Hauraki Plains 20.Girls 1st Caitlin teams 1st North Canterbury 207 (Ben Sharp, Griffin Watson, St Andrew’s 21, 2nd Anna Craig St Kevins
Simpson, Taupo Nui-a-Tia 19, 2nd Corrin Prince, Evans, Jarod Haylock, Logan Howe, Laurence 21, 3rd Juliette Newman, St Andrew’s 21.
Trinity Schools 19, 3rd Catherine Harper, Ellesmere Arundell), 2nd Eastern 207 (Ryan Crapp, Alex South Island two person Skeet team 1st Rhys
19, 4th Brooke Murphy, Hastings Girls’ 19, 5th Williamson, Daniel Martin, Luke Veltman, Daniel Horrell, Thomas Ronald, Aparima College 48.
Madison Lane, Craighead Diocesan 19. Tillemans), 3rd Southland 207 (Blake Turner, New Zealand Skeet HOA Laurence Arundell, St
North vs South Open Team 1st South Island 209 Kori Horrell, Roy Shuurmans, Philip Wilson, Max Andrew’s 24. Boys 1st Mac Livingston, St Peters
(Jared Haylock, Kori Howell, Logan Howe, Philip McCallum). Girls Teams 1st North Canterbury 114 Collegiate 24, 2nd Ryan Crapp, Katikati College 24,
Wilson, Ben Sharp). 2nd North Island 206 (Max (Kaitlin Watson, Isabella Kempthorne, Catherine
3rd Thomas Ronald, Aparima College 24. Girls 1st
Edwards, Josh Baird, Ethan McCabe, Harry Lowry, Harper), 2nd Northland 113 (Mikayla Gardener,
Kaitlin Watson, St Andrew’s 22, 2nd Anna Craig, St
Daniel Craig). Top five scores Jared Haylock 44, Carlisa McCarroll, Keely McCollum), 3rd Hawkes
Kevins 22, 3rd Kate Rowland, Hastings Girls’ 21.
Philip Wilson 43, Harry Lowry 43, Logan Howe Bay 106 (Kate Rowland, Mikayla Ashforth, Brook
New Zealand two person Skeet team 1st Rhys
42, Daniel Craig 42. North vs South Girls 1st South Murphy).
Horrell, Thomas Ronald, Aparima College 47.
Island 122 (Mikayla Brant, Kaitlyn Watson, Anna Fish & Game Regional event Boys Individual HOA
North vs South Skeet 1st North Island 68 (Ryan
Craig), 2nd North Island 101 (Brooke Murphy, Ryan Crapp, Eastern 47, 1st Eddie Harris, Wellington
Isabella Jenkins, Hannah Thorburn). Top three 45, 2nd Laurence Arundell, North Canterbury Crapp, Mac Livingston, Shaun Gwillim), 2nd South
scores Kaitlyn Watson 43, Anna Craig 40, Brooke 44, 3rd Corbyn Hocken, Central IS 44. Girls HOA Island 65 (Thomas Ronald, Lawrence Arundell,
Murphy 40. Catherine Harper, North Canterbury 42, 1st Caitlin Olly Hood).
New Zealand DTL High Gun Boys Logan Howe, Simpson, Eastern 41, Mikayla Bryant, Central SI 40, South Island Aggregate Including Skeet Ryan
Lincoln High 88, Girls Mikayla Bryant, Waitaki Girls 85. 3rd Keely McCollum, Northland 40. Crapp, Katikati College 111.
Beretta two day High Gun Boys Andrew Wilson, South Island Skeet HOA Thomas Ronald, Aparima New Zealand Aggregate Including Skeet Harry
Hamilton Boys’ 175, Girls Lauryn Bond, Hauraki College 25. Boys 1st Olly Hood, St Andrew’s 24, Lowry, Lindisfarne College 110.
Regional Teams Trevor Isitt (NZ Fish & Game) with Girls 1st Nth
New Zealand Skeet Girls (L-R) Anna Craig 2nd, Kaitlin Watson 1st, Kate Rowland 3rd
Canty Kaitlin Watson, Isabella Kempthorne, Catherine Harper
SI Aggregate High Gun (including NZ High Gun Boys Logan Howe SI DTL High Gun Boys Ben Sharp
Skeet) Ryan Crapp
24NEW ZEALAND CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
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