Events attract 41 shooters

Apr 2, 2026 | This Week's Issue

Bordertown Clay Target Club results – 22 March 2026 There were perfect weather conditions and an excellent crowd of 41 shooters to contest two important events. It was great to see so many of the Maddern family and their friends present to both support and participate in the Will Maddern Memorial event. The day was both an excellent shooting day and social event. Event 1: 40 Target Eastern Zone Mixed Target Championship  Comprised of 10 targets double barrel, 10 single barrel, 10 point score, and 5 pair double rise. Kindly sponsored by Elders, Bordertown. The overall winner of this event will be eligible to shoot off at the Eastern Zone Carnival to determine the Eastern Zone Champion shooter for 2026. Overall & AA: Wayne Hawker 59/60, Ash Hawker 58/60 A: Steve Chambers 56/60, Lisa Hawker 55/60. B: Brett Jewell 57/60, Anatoly Volkoff 50/60. C: Steve Shemeld 56/60, Caitlin Hendy 52/60. […]

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