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Shooters on target

A SHOOT-OFF was required to decide the winner of the SE Field and Game 100-target English Sporting Event.

Sponsored by Richmond Park Sheep Stud, Stuart Bowd Contracting and Mount

Gambier Rural supplies, the event attracted a strong field of 71 competitors, with Jeremy Kent claiming the Gambier Shooting Supplies high gun award after a shoot-off with Gavin Dyson, after both shot an impressive 97/100.

A two-person family team shoot, sponsored by Russell Industries, was won by

Gavin and Kevin Dyson Off The Gun and the Handicap was won by Daniel and

Kain Ashby.

Results

High Gun: Jeremy Kent, 97/100.

AA Grade: Gavin Dyson, 97/100; Daniel Ashby, 94/100; Danny Bellinger, 93/100.

B Grade: Dale Smith, 85/100; Tim Lloyd, 77/100; Simon Withers, 74/100.

C Grade: Matt Lucas, 58/100; Adam Kuhl, 52/100.

Senior: Ernie Scheidl, 90/100; Greg Kessegian, 88/100; Bruce Oakley, 77/100.

Veteran: Chris VonStanke, 89/100; Wayne Evans, 88/100; Wayne Gurney, 84/100.

Women: Tasha Bellinger, 87/100; Meagan Whitehead, 67/100; Sonya Vanderhorst, 66/100.

Junior: Kody Vanderhorst, 78/100; Ben Hastings, 73/100; Brodie VonStanke-Dowie, 63/100.

Sub-Junior: Shakielle VonStanke, 84/100; Kain Ashby, 69/100.

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