Please find attached this week’s scores, these also include last week’s scores which for various reasons could not be posted. For the first time in the last seven weeks “The Big Puddens” have been knocked off from the top spot and “The Bouncy Rabbits” have hopped into first place.
A big thanks to everyone who supported yesterdays charity shoot.
Hard to believe but we are already 5 weeks into the winter league. The Puddens are currently in the lead but despite this early lead, the Rabbits are bouncing along on their heals.
A big thank you to all who turned up last Saturday to tidy up the grounds and change the course.
Please see below the scores from last Sunday’s shoot. Hope to see you all there on Sunday.
Click to see this week’s scores………….
There will be no shoot this Thursday due to the evenings closing in. All the remaining shoots in our Team League will take place on Sunday mornings starting this Sunday (9th). Entries between 10 and 11.
The scores from last week are available below. Hope to see you all bright and early on Sunday morning.
Two weeks ago the Club Winter Team League started. This year it is made up of three teams and will run for a total of ten weeks with the best eight weekly scores deciding the overall winning team. This year we have introduced a new element to the team makeup. If you are part of the winning team you must have participated in a minimum of seven shoots to be eligible to collect a prize. This is in the interest of fairness for other team members.
Last Thursday was the final round of our 2018 Summer League. We were really blessed with the weather this year. I don’t think we had one bad evening. Well done to all who took part this year and made the effort to turn up for the shoots. Congratulations to all our Class winners:
High Gun – Connor Duggan
Class A – Darren McCooey
Class B – Simon Lucas
Class C – Mickey McMahon
The committee would like to thank all those that helped to run the competition, to all those who turned up early to set up and make changes to the course and to all those who stayed to the end and helps to tidy up the course. Without these few individuals, we would not be able to run the club.
This Thursday evening 2nd August the club will hold its annual BBQ. The BBQ is open to all those who took part in our Summer League. Before the BBQ we will hold a shoot which will start at 6pm.
Hard to believe that next Thursday is the final of the 2018 Summer League. The battle for High Gun has been strongly contested between Connor and Darren over the last few weeks and will come down to the wire in Thursday’s shoot.
Could everybody who won trophies in 2017 competition please bring them on Thursday so that we can get photographs of the winners.
Only two rounds of our Summer League Shoot remaining and we have a fight for the high gun between Darren and Connor. Both are level pegging on 399. As they have both completed their 9 shoots each bird in the remaining shoots will be critical.
The scores for last Thursday’s shoot are now available below.
Last Thursday’s scores are now posted below. We could be mistaken for thinking we were on the continent with all the good weather and you know it’s really warm when your eyeballs start to sweat and your ears are starting to turn crispy under the earmuffs! Long may it continue.
The scores from round 7 of our summer league are now available below.
Last Thursday was round 6 of the summer league. The updated score sheet is attached below.
The scores from both the shoot on the 31st May and 7th June are now available below.
As stated in last weeks post all shooters have now been classified. This year the committee decided that we would classify using the Leinster League classifications as a reference but still only use 3 classes. We also stated that handicaps would be reintroduced and count towards the high gun score. so A = +0, B = +5, C = +10.
Here we are again at the start of another Summer League. We are already two rounds in and it is easy to see to all participants that this year we intend to run with more challenging targets. This is due to the increasing difficulty of targets we have seen at other grounds during the Leinster League.
This year the competition will run over twelve weeks with your best nine scores being counted towards your final scores. There will be three classes – A,B & C and we will be applying handicaps. Best of luck to all taking part.
