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South East Region’s Intercounties Championship Discipline: Down the Line Date: 25 July 2010 Venue: Maryland Gun Club Greater London
Alan Piper
Sandie Buckler | 0208 647 7586
sandie780@aol.com |
www.cpsa.co.uk/regions
Down the Line, 25 July, Mayland Gun Club
How close was that!!! Nice day, good shooting, great food what more could you want. The Intercounties Down the Line was held at Mayland Gun Club with a contingent of six teams out of the nine counties vying for the title. Sussex emerged the winners just one point from
second place Hertfordshire with Essex in third place. The Champion with 99/296 was Ian Flower
(Sussex), the lady Champion with 98/289 was Michelle Waghorn (Kent), the junior Champion with 99/294 was James Attwood (Kent), the Colt Champion was the lone Buckinghamshire entrant, Jack Panter with 98/282 and the veteran Champion with 97/289 was Bernard Ambrose from Hertfordshire. I would like to thank Billy Logan and his team at Maylands for holding this championship on behalf of the South East Region and a special thanks for a most enjoyable day.
Intercounties Down the Line 2010 Champion Ian Flower
Score
Simon Williams Vincent Maclean Richard Weller Steve Williams Total:
98/292 95/274 97/282 95/276 90/262
Lady: Lisa Sargeant Junior:
Steve Golding Jon Butler
Keith Blighton Steve Cole Ian Flower Total: Lady:
Nick Garside Billy Logan
Colt: Sophie Weller Vet: Eamon Skehan Sussex
Kent
Gordon Simmonds Richard Blinch Dave Amos
475/1386 87/255
84/236 97/288
99/291 96/284 99/290 97/286 99/296
Junior:Jack Jeffries Colt:
William Logan Troy Petheridge Eddie Mills Total:
Vet: Richard Plester Essex
Nick Waghorne John Malden Total:
Vet: Dave Amos Surrey
Tim Heywood Charlie Martin John McVeigh Alex Bull
490/1447 83/230 95/279 97/289
Lewis Jenkyns Total:
Lady: Corinne Bull Junior:
Lady: Eve Groom
Junior: Connor Logan Colt: Ross Smith Vet: Bryan Farr
Counties final team positions 1st Sussex
2nd Hertfordshire 3rd Essex 4th Kent
5th Greater London 6th Surrey
98/284 98/291 99/285 100/295 492/1444 79/228 92/268 82/220 93/275
Scores
490/1447 489/1446 492/1444 487/1439 475/1386 468/1370
Hertfordshire Brett Winfield
Bernard Ambrose Paul Tumalty Mick Terry James Cook Total:
Colt: Lewis Jenkyns Vet:
Lady:Michelle Waghorne Junior: James Attwood Colt:
Score
96/283 96/283 97/286 99/295 99/292
Buckinghamshire No Team
487/1439 98/289 99/294
97/286 94/279
98/290 89/252 91/268 96/281
Total: Lady:
Score
Junior:
Colt: Jack Panter Vet:
Oxfordshire No Team
468/1370 76/212
96/281
99/292 97/289 99/290 95/281 99/294
Lady: Ruth Ambrose Junior: Colt:
Vet: Bernard Ambrose
Total: Lady:
98/282
Berkshire No Team
Junior: Colt: Vet:
489/1446 97/284
97/289
7th Berkshire – No team 8th Buckinghamshire – No team 9th Oxfordshire – No team
Champion: Ian Flower (Sussex) 99/296 Lady Champion: Michelle Waghorn
(Kent) 98/289
Total: Lady:
Junior: Colt: Vet:
Junior Champion: James Attwood (Kent) 99/294
Colt Champion: Jack Panter (Bucks) 98/282 Veteran Champion: Bernard Ambrose (Herts) 7/289
Intercounties Down the Line 2010 Winning team – Sussex plus Lady Champion Michelle Waghorne
Intercounties Down the Line 2010 Colt Champion Jack Panter
Berkshire
Pet Easton |
pet_easton@hotmail.com www.berkshirecpsa.co.uk
Hi again Berkshire, I hope you’ve been enjoying the great British weather we’ve been having down here in the south. This month I would like to begin with some gloomy news and then end with the cheerier stuff so at least we can all finish with a smile our face. Sadly for the second month in a row I have to report of the sudden loss of another one of Berkshire’s shooting fraternity. Brian Rebbeck died without warning on Tuesday 6 July. As well as being a keen shooting man Brian was also a keen cricketer, his love of rough shooting and clay shooting had been with him from a lad and Brian was well known among clay shooters for his gentle and friendly manner. He was a regular competitor at Four Counties CTC, Tadley CSG, Hanson CTC
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and Bisley and was more often seen with his close friend Wally Pope. Brian was one of the silent supporters of the Berkshire CPSA committee; he attended most county championships winning his fair share of titles and represented the county at regional and National Championships. The highlight of Brian’s shooting career was being a key member of the winning veteran team at the National Intercounty DTL Championship in 2003, the 75th anniversary of the CPSA. Our thoughts and heartfelt wishes go out to Brian’s wife Elizabeth and his other family members and friends.
I would also like to, at this point, offer my apologies to Barrie Woolford’s family and friends for spelling his name wrong when reporting of his death in August. OK, on to the results of the County Championships
which some of you have attended recently, firstly for Universal Trench, which took place at the NCSC on 11 July. This championship, although met with beautiful sunshine and some good scores shot on the day had a poor show of Berkshire members, but all of the Championship titles found worthy homes. Overall Berkshire UT Champion title went to Keith Kilvington, Chris Ricketts was the veteran Champion, Nicola Heron the ladies winner and young Simon Clark took the junior title. At the Olympic Skeet event, also held at the NCSC but later on in the month, 25 July, there was a better turnout of Berkshire shooters eager to test their skills on the ranges. At this event R Neville shot a great 92 to become the 2010 Berkshire Champion, Amber Hill took the Colts title on 63. In ladies Nicky Gryspeerdt, who
recently shot for England at the World Sporting event at Lakenheath bringing home a silver team medal, won the ladies Championship title with 76, many congratulations to all those recent county winners. Other news and results from around the big
events and International ones following on from Nicky Gryspeerdt’s England team silver medal, also come from Berkshire’s Adi Miles, who shot a highly accomplished fifth place score at the World English Sporting Championship at Lakenheath over the weekend of 10/11 July. His two scores of 80 on blue and 85 on red over the two separate one hundred target courses pushed him way up in the winners list with 165. Adi was delighted with the result and says it’s his best performance so far at this event. Another one of Berkshire’s sharp shooters has been busy collecting silver wear and also earning himself a very special team place for 2011. Chris Childerhouse will be appearing with the England Sporting senior team at next year’s World Championships scheduled to take place on the other side of the world in New Zealand in February. Chris recently received his official letter of notification into the five-man team after a year of exceptional hard work at selection to make the grade. He is understandably very excited about competing at the next World Championships at such a fabulous location. Chris also won the main 40-bird ‘Famous Grouse’ shooting competition at this year’s CLA Game Fair at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire at the end of July. The 40 target sporting event was staged over three days with plenty of entrants visiting the clay line, Chris shot an outstanding 40 straight to win
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