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Moore wins All-Rounder

Summer Club All-Round Championship

The IOM Clay Pigeon Shooting Club held their All Round Club Championship kindly sponsored by Manx Petroleum at Meary Veg, Santon, in very changeable conditions.

The leader after the first two disciplines English Skeet and DTL was Mark Barnett with 142 points, in equal second place on 137 were John Moore and junior Joe Faragher followed by Peter Kelly in fourth place on 136. In fifth place on 134 was Brian Faragher and making up the top six was Stan Cross on 132. Joe Faragher and John Moore had straights in English skeet while Mark Barnett was the only one in DTL to have a straight.

After the next two disciplines ABT and Olympic Skeet John Moore had forged a commanding lead going into the sporting section scoring 66 in Olympic skeet to have a running total of 254 to Stan Cross’s 246 in second place with Mark Barnett and Peter Kelly in equal third place on 244 followed by Brian Faragher in fifth place on 227 and making up the top six was Giulio Fabrizio on 220.

The final discipline was sporting and Mark Barnett had a complete melt down only scoring 30 points to finish in sixth place with Giulio Fabrizio on 274 points. In fourth place on 278 points was Brian Faragher with Stan Cross taking third place on 294 points. Peter Kelly finished the runner up breaking the 300 barrier scoring 301 points but the Champion on the day was John Moore who finished in style, being the only one to clean the last stand of the sporting to take the title by 16 points with a final winning total of 317 – well done John!

John was also veteran champion with Allana Wade taking the honours in the ladies section. Joe Faragher was the junior winner with Stan Cross the senior winner. In the team event Stan Cross and Brian Faragher won with 572 points.

Results

High Gun

J Moore (317)
75 ESK, 62 DTL, 66 OSK, 51 ABT, 63 ESP

Class B

P Kelly (301)
66 ESK, 70 DTL, 48 OSK, 60 ABT, 57 ESP
S Cross (294)
60 ESK, 72 DTL, 63 OSK, 51 ABT, 48 ESP
B Faragher (278)
66 ESK, 68 DTL, 48 OSK, 45 ABT, 51 ESP

Class C

A Wade (L) (242)
54 ESK, 56 DTL, 27 OSK, 54 ABT, 51 ESP
A Wright (184)
42 ESK, 52 DTL, 12 OSK, 33 ABT, 45 ESP
N Barnett (L) (150)
51 ESK, 27 DTL, 21 OSK, 12 ABT, 39 ESP

Veterans

J Moore (317)

Seniors

S Cross (294)

Ladies

A Wade (242)

Juniors

J Faragher (245)

Next week is Meary Veg sporting GP over 120 targets with prize money of over £900 up for grabs. Entries for this are now closed and the squad draw taking place on Wednesday 27th July at 3pm. Duty officers this week are S Craine and T Davis.

B Faragher, A Wade, A Wright, J Moore, N Barnett, S Cross, P Kelly

Mihailovits wears CM Skeet Crown

CM Partners English Skeet Grand Prix

The annual CM Partners English Skeet GP was held at Meary Veg, Santon, with 18 competitors taking part in near ideal conditions and over £600 in prize money up for grabs.

The leaders after the first round were Rachael Bowen Matthews, Andy Morgan Giulio Fabrizio and Jeff Corkill who all shot 25 straights followed by Dave Corlett, Stan Cross and Madeleine Simpson on 24. Andy Morgan was in the lead on his own after round two, recording another straight, hot on his heels were Rachael Bowen Matthews and Stan Cross on 49 with Madeleine Simpson next on 48. After round three Bowen Matthews and Morgan were tied in first place on 73 with Paul Mihailovits coming into the frame in third place on 71 along with Dave Corlett.

Things started to hot up after round four with Mihailovits, Bowen Matthews and Morgan all tying for first place on 96 with Corlett and Jeff Corkill one behind on 95.

The shooters were re-squaded after the fourth round from bottom to top and what a round we were going to have with the top five going in the last squad. We had Mihailovits, Bowen Matthews and Morgan all equal on 96 with Corlett and Corkill on 95, not a target was missed till pad four when Corlett dropped one then on the next stand Morgan dropped three and Corkill dropped one, on stand six Corlett dropped another target but Mihailovits and Bowen Matthews both hit straights so a shoot off was required to find a winner which was sudden death with pairs on four.

Mihailovits won the toss and went first and hit all four targets but Bowen Matthews dropped the second target on the second pair so Mihailovits was crowned the winner. Mihailovits also won the vets cup with Bowen Matthews taking the ladies, winning the Colts cup was Joe Faragher. Mihailovits made it a hat trick by winning the team event with partner Madeleine Simpson with 232 points one ahead of Stan Cross and Joe Faragher in second place on 231 with Dave Corlett and John Moore third on 230.

The prizes at the end were presented by David Morgan on behalf of the sponsors CM partners Ltd.

2022 CM Partners English Skeet GP Winners: J Faragher, A Morgan, D Corlett, P Mihailovits, Z Bellhouse, RB Matthews, D Morgan, M Simpson, N Barnett, B Faragher, J Corlett

Results

Grand Prix

P Mihailovits
(23, 24, 24, 25, 25 = 121 + 4)
R Bowen Matthews (L)
(25, 24, 24, 23, 25 = 121 + 3)

Class A

J Corkill
(25, 22, 23, 25, 24 = 119)
A Morgan
(25, 25, 23, 23, 22 = 118 + 4)
D Corlett
(24, 23, 24, 24, 23 = 118 + 2)

Class B

M Simpson (L)
(24, 24, 19, 20, 21, 23 = 111)
M Barnett
(22, 22, 24, 19, 21 = 108)
B Faragher
(21, 22, 20, 20, 22 = 105)

Class C

Z Bellhouse (J)
(23, 20, 23, 20, 22 = 108)
D Morgan
(21, 19, 20, 22, 23 = 105)
N Barnett (L)
(19, 17, 17, 18, 22 = 93)

Next week is a MCTSA Sporting selection shoot on Saturday afternoon at 1-30 and on Sunday is the Club all Round Championship over one round of each discipline. Duty officers this Saturday are S & M Cross.

Summer Sporting Round 4

English Sporting

The fourth round of the Suntera Global Sporting League was held at Meary Veg, Santon, with 21 competitors taking part in hot, dry sunny conditions, which also had the Ted Gohl High Gun and the Brian Faragher Handicap cups up for grabs.

The leader after the first stand was Mark Barnett with 9 points, in equal second place on 8 were Michael Cross, Peter Kelly and C class shooter Mark Sweetman. Barnett doubled his lead after stand two scoring 8 for a running total of 17, in second place was Michael Cross on 15 with Daddy Cross, Juan Cowley, Mark Sweetman and Rob Corlett in equal third place on 14. Barnett increased his lead once again after stand three scoring a maximum of 10 for a running total of 27, in second place now on 24 was Juan Cowley with Stan Cross now third on 23.

We still had Barnett in the lead after stand four on 35 points but it was Paul Mihailovits in second place now on 32 with Juan Cowley and Stan Cross equal third on 31. After the fifth and last stand we had Mark Barnett highgun and winner of the Ted Gohl Highgun trophy on 41 points but he almost let it slip away as he only scored 6 on the last stand to Stan Cross, Paul Mihailovits and Juan Cowley who all finished on 40 points.

In C Class Mark Sweetman was the winner with 37 points with Dave Morgan second on 30 followed by Allana Wade in third on 25 points. In B class Peter Kelly was third on 36 with Stan Cross taking second place on 40 with the highgun winner Mark Barnett in first place on 41. Michael Cross was third in A class on 39 points with Stan Cross and Paul Mihailovits tying for first place with 40 points.

In the handicap section we had a runway winner in Mark Sweetman who shot way above his handicap to take the cup with 61 points.

Results

High Gun

M Barnett (41)

Handicap

M Sweetman (37 + 24 = 61)

Class A

J Cowley (40)
P Mihailovits (40)
M Cross (39)

Class B

M Barnett (41)
S Cross (40)
P Kelly (36)

Class C

M Sweetman (37)
D Morgan (30)
A Wade (L) (25)

P Kelly, M Sweetman, J Cowley, S Cross, A Wade, M Cross, M Barnett, D Morgan, P Mihailovits

Pro Sporting

In the afternoon the fourth round of the Dave and Pam Corlett Pro Sporting League was held with the Dave and Pam Corlett High Gun and the Meary Veg Handicap cups up for grabs.

The joint leaders after the first 25 were Dave Corlett, Stan Cross, Michael Cross and Rob Corlett on 22 followed by Dave Lally on 21 with George Davies, Peter Kelly and John Moore next on 20.

In the handicap section, it was that man again Mark Sweetman who was leading the way on 30 points.

After the second round of 25 lady shooter Nicky Barnett and Wayne Barsby were in equal third place in C class with 19 points with another lady shooter Allana Wade second with 31 points but winning C class with 36 points was Mark Sweetman.

In B Class Steven Craine using a side by side was in third place with 39 points with Rob Corlett taking second place on 43 points but winning B Class and winning the highgun cup with 45 points was Michael Cross.

Juan Cowley and Dave Lally were in equal third place in A class on 39 points with Dave Corlett taking second place on 41 with Paul Mihailovits A class winner with 42 points.

The day got even sweeter for Mark Sweetman as he picked up his second cup of the day taking the Meary Veg Handicap trophy with 60 points.

Results

High Gun

M Cross (22, 23 = 45)

Handicap

M Sweetman (36 + 24 = 60)

Class A

P Mihailovits (19, 23 = 42)
D Corlett (22, 19 = 41)
D Lally (21, 18 = 39)
J Cowley (19, 20 = 39)

Class B

M Cross (22, 23 = 45)
R Corlett (22, 21 = 43)
S Craine (19, 20 = 39)

Class C

M Sweetman (18, 18 = 36)
A Wade (L) (14, 17 = 31)
N Barnett (L) (10, 9 = 19)
W Barsby (5, 14 = 19

S Craine, R Corlett, A Wade, M Cross, J Cowley, N Barnett, M Sweetman, P Mihailovits, D Corlett

Bradley crowned Manx Champion

Olympic Skeet Manx Championship

The IOM Olympic Skeet Championship was held at Meary Veg, Santon, kindly sponsored by Sadler Agricultural Supplies.

The leader after the first round was James Bradley with 23 points with John Moore and David Clague in equal second place on 20. Bradley was still in the lead after round two with 44 points with Clague now second on his own on 38 with Moore third on 35.

It was status quo after round three with Bradley stretching his lead with 68 points to Clague’s 55 and Moore’s 53. After the fourth and final round Moore finished in third place on 71 with Clague taking second place on 79 but top of the tree with 89 points was James Bradley which made it a double success for him as he also won the selection shoot the previous day with 84 points.

Results

Championship

J Bradley (23, 21, 24, 21 = 89)
D Clague (20, 18, 17, 24 = 79)
J Moore (20, 15, 18, 18 = 71)

Selection Shoot

J Bradley (84)
G Fabrizio (80)
J Corkill (70)

Next week is the fourth round of the Suntera Global Sporting League in the morning which has the Ted Gohl Highgun Trophy and the Brian Faragher Handicap cup up for grabs, with the fourth round of the Dave and Pam Corlett Pro Sporting League in the afternoon which has the Dave and Pam Corlett Highgun cup and the Meary Veg handicap cup up for grabs.

Hospice 2022 Chairman’s Report

Successful 12th Annual Charity Event

The annual Hospice Charity Shoot was once again hosted by The IOM Clay Pigeon Shooting Club at Meary Veg, Santon, with a full complement of 72 competitors taking part in dry, sunny but windy conditions.

The competitors shot in squads of six, with the first squad going out at 9am and the last squad starting at 2-30pm. Once all the squads had finished and the scores had been collated we had a tie for the Voirrey Kelly team cup between Top Spec Fencing and Hospice Allsorts both on 187 points so count back was required to find the gold medal winners who were Top Spec Fencing with team members Stan Cross, Michael Cross, Will Rand and Neil Parsons with a combined score of 187+42 to silver medal winners Hospice Allsorts 187+37.8 with team members Vanessa Smith, Chris Smith, Sarah Cubbon and Rob Watterson. Taking the bronze medals were team Hot Shot Glovers with 185 points with team members Jacob Glover, Logan Glover, Mark Riley and Maya Kewley.

P Kelly, D Roberts, A Hayes, B Faragher, Z Bellhouse, M Barnett — 09:00 – Squad 1

R Bowen Matthews, P Allwright, D Shimmin, S Roberts, A Morgan, A Blaymire — 09:00 – Squad 1

In the individual section Neil Parsons was Highgun on 48 who was also the senior gold medallist with with Will Rand second on 46+10 and Mark Riley third on 46+8. Paul Mihailovits was first in the vets on 47 with Dave Corlett second on 44 and Alan wright third on 43. The first lady was Allana Wade on 40 with Rachael Bowen Matthews second on 35 and Shannon Roberts third on 26. The first junior was Joe Faragher on 39 with Zac Bellhouse second on 38 and Tom Bowman third on 32.

D Lally, C Murray, L Williamson, N Murray, M Hepworth, S Jones, B Kelly — 10:30 – Squad 4

A Wade, A Wright, J Faragher, O Watterson, L Parnell, J Faragher — 10:30 – Squad 4

In the novice section David Collister took gold on 36 with James Murphy taking silver on 32 and Scott Glover taking bronze on 31. The handicap gold medallist was Tom Moore with 48+10.5, with Rob Watterson taking silver with 48+9.4. We had a 9 way tie for the bronze medal but Brian Kelly had the best count back score on 47+2.6 to take bronze.

S Craine, T Bowman, C Craine, B Kelly, D Clague — 12:00 – Squad 7

J Collister, J Mylchreest, S Skinner, D Collister, B Collister, M Carver — 12:00 – Squad 7

The medals were presented by Vanessa Smith and Ann Mills of Hospice at the end of the day when it was announced that the club had raised over £2,500.00 for Hospice IOM which makes nearly thirty thousand pounds being raised over the last twelve years.

N Parsons, M Cross, W Rand, S Cross, J Moore, H McCabe — 13:30 – Squad 10

S Cubbon, R Watterson, T Kermeen, V Smith, C Smith, N Ward — 13:30 – Squad 10

A running buffet was going all day many thanks to the kitchen staff and to Harrison and Garrett for sponsoring the burgers and meat, NFU for sponsoring the medals and the British Clay Company for sponsoring the clays for the event.

Also a big thank you to all other sponsors, all that helped in getting the range prepared for the event and to anybody else that helped in anyway in making it a good day out and finally may I thank all the competitors who took part without you it would not happen. Thank you all!