Conditions for setting up were terrible with rain most of the time.

This made it hard for the crew, with everything wet.

They were a bit late starting, which made them late packing up and time wasted by some of the squads was identified as an issued that would need to be looked at.

Thanks to the generosity of the sponsors, organisers were able to present first, second, third and fourth prizes in each grade, which made it a good shoot apart from a couple of traps playing up, which cost more time and spoilt a good ground.

Results: AA grade - 1st R. Hall 70-75, 2nd C. Brown 70 - 75, 3rd R. Clancy 69-75. 4th B. Nankervis 68-75.

A grade - 1st S. Keslick 69-75 2nd M. Gibbs 66-75, 3rd A. Fleck 63-75 4th H. Gonzalles 61-75.

B grade: 1st R. Walton 62-75 2nd P. Kennedy 58-75 3rd G. Scriva 57-75 4th S. Awag 55-75.

C grade 1st M. Klein 52-75 2nd R. Mason 46-75.

Vets: 1st C. McPherson 66-75, 2nd K. Tardrew 65-75, 3rd E. Magee 64-75. 4th B. Jane 61-75.

Juniors: 1st J. Gibbs 64-75, 2nd R. Clancy 54-75.

Next shoot is also a state team selection and is over 75 targets on Saturday May 1.

Rumour has it that Squizz is busting clays again now that he has shot in his shells.