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Port St Mary power to win over Kirk Michael

Wed, 08 Mar 2017


Port St Mary show no signs of slowing down in their indoor league title charge as a solid show saw them take the points against Kirk Michael.

Three shooters  - Ben Kelly, George Dalton-Brown and Jackie Gardner- scored 97s.

The Foxdale road works are a constant bugbear for teams travelling to evening matches and Port had to make the long journey across the island to Kirk Michael but their legion of shooters made no mistake with wins in all three divisions, one of which was uncontested.

Kirk Michael saw the return of  Kevin Quinn to the team and he was equal top scorer along with Suzanne McKnight and Alex Trafford on 96.

 

Kirk Michael             Port St Mary

 

Division 1

96 Suzanne McKnight Ben Kelly 97

96 Kevin Quinn          George Dalton-Brown (J) 97

96 Alex Trafford         Jackie Gardner 97

94 Perryn Watson        Calum Grant (J) 96

93 Tom Lord               Paul Clague 96

475                              483

 

Division 2

 

90 David Lord                        Rhys Keown (J) 96

81 Ian Rogerson          Derek Kermode 95

                                    Eddie Maddrell 95

                                    Isaac Heaton   (J) 94

                                    Juan Clague     92

171                                                      472

 

Division 3

                                    Kevan Kneale 92

                                    Graham Brown 91

                                    Ean Brewis      91

                                    Sue Keown 87

                                                            361

Sulby see off IoMSC Douglas

 

In a close match, Sulby edged past Douglas with a sound showing from Julian Teare and Mark Cain  with 98s. Mark Osbourn and David Humphrey matched that for the visitors but they were outpeformed by Sulby's consistency.

 

 

Sulby                          IoMSC Douglas

98 Julian Teare            Mark Osbourn 98

98 Mark Cain              David Humphrey 98

97 Teddy Sayle           Sharon Drysdale 97

97 Fergus Coulter       Christian Eaton 95

97 William Quayle      J Spencer 95

487                              483

 

Division 2

97 M Boyde                Nick Brown 94

95 Orry Teare              Sam Jones 95

95 Peter Faragher        Martin Burns 93

95 K Jones                  K Lowney 91

94 Andy Mitchell        Paul Perkins 88

476                              481

 

 

Division 3

 

92 Peter Webb            

91Rod Forshaw

76 S Harvey

 

259

 

Duncan does Castletown proud against Laxey

 

A win for Castletown all round and special mention must go to Duncan Watterson, for his 97 on the night was by far his best ever, and he is going from strength to strength following his victory in the club's Disc Shoot recently. In the match against Laxey, Ian Arthur was the top gun for the home side with 99 and Gemma Kermode scored 98 for the visitors.s

 

Castletown                 Laxey

 

Division 1

 

99 Ian Arthur              Gemma Kermode 98

98 Trevor Taubman     John Wood 97

97 Duncan Watterson Steve Curphey 96

97 Richard Arthur       Harry Creevy 95

97 Robin McFee         Andrew Jessop 95

488                              481

 

Division 2

 

96 Henry Qualtrough              Bridget Kneale 90

95 Shirley Caley         

95 Nigel Christian      

94 Steve Gardner

93 Lauren Cooper

473                                          90

 

Division 3

 

92 John Brewis

91 John Paul Bridson

90 Andy Bell

86 Reg Caley

 

359

 

 

Brown bags monthly handicap

           

The latest instalment of the monthly 50m outdoor handicap saw Nick Brown take the honours at St John's. Matthew Roosen was second and Sharon Drysdale third.

For the full results, go to http://iomra.net/www/PAGES/Results.html

 

NSRA Inter-County success for Women's team

 

Isle of Man Rifle Association beat Oxfordshire by 486 points to 288.

 

Scores: Gemma Kermode 99, Perryn Watson 99, Tracey Skelton 9, Sharon Drysdale 97, Suzanne McKnight 93.

 

 

Development squad news

 

The latest weekend outing was a productive one for the Isle of Man Development Squad, writes Michael Duncalf. Although numbers were low those attending were able to work on specific areas they needed help with. The weekend was broken up into some indoor shooting on the Saturday and then a match on the Sunday morning followed by some further training in the afternoon. The squad members worked on a whole host of things including some technical set-ups, specific process goals which are important in ensuring each shot is shot in the same way all thrown in with some of the fun that Coach Michelle Smith brings to the table. We are extremely lucky to have someone of Michelle's calibre available to us on the Island and there are so many shooters on the Island who could benefit from her coaching skills, If anyone is interested in joining the squad or would like some 1to1 coaching they should get in touch with anyone at the IOMSC who can point them in the right direction.

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