BIRCHWOOD

RECREATION AND

SHOOTING PARK,

CHUGIAK, ALASKA

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Welcome

T he Officers and Directors of the Alaska State Amateur Trap-shooting Association (ASATA) cordially invite you to attend the 2020 Alaska State Trapshooting Tournament July 17-19 at

the Birchwood Recreation and Shooting Park, Chugiak, Alaska. We are looking forward to personally welcoming you to the 2020 State Shoot.

Shooters are not required to shoot all events.

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Brett Nieder President Jon Hayes Vice President Jennifer Geary, Secretary-Treasurer Dean Glick, Kenai

Gerald Atol Anchorage Brian “Stubby” Hughes, Fairbanks Jerry Godkin Juneau Dave Kaiser, Delegate Jennifer Geary, Alt. Delegate

Do to the COVID-19 Pandemic, there will not be an annual meeting. All Current

officers and delegates will remain in office

$3,700 Open Added Money!

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Thursday, July 16, 2020 3:00 PM

Registration Opens Practice Traps Open

4:00 PM Big 50 Event

Friday, July 12, 2019 10:00 AM Start

100 Singles State & Zone Class

Championship

100 Handicap

Saturday, July 13, 2019 10:00 AM Start

200 Singles State

Championship

Sunday, July 14, 2019 10:00 AM Start

50 Pair Doubles State

Championship

100 Handicap State

Championship

2020 Alaska State Shoot

Schedule at a Glance

2020 Alaska State ATA State Shoot

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First Team Brian “Stubby” Hughes (94.99)Cody Kurkowski (94.46) Pete Hudson (90.66) CW Floyd (89.84) James Kurkowski (88.81)

Second Team Wally Smith (87.87) Jerry Godkin (87.77) Jon Hayes (87.51) Dave Inman (85.89)

Ladies Team Carol Inman (85.48)

Carol McConahy (77.39) Jenn Geary (64.62)

Junior Team Logan Dosko (78.23)

2019 High Volume Leaders

Cody Kurkowski 14900

CW Floyd 12850

Carol Iman 6200

2020 Alaska State Team Based on Target Year 2019 composite averages

The state team is determined by the high composite averages of

2019 targets. Open team requires a shooter to have shot the 2019

Alaska State Championship Singles, Doubles and Handicap targets

and a minimum of 1200 Singles, 1200 Handicap and 800 Doubles.

Ladies and Juniors require a minimum of 800 Singles 800 Handicap

and 400 Doubles.

Composite scores are provided to the State Association by the na-

tional ATA. State team members must be registered with the ATA

as an Alaskan resident through January of the new target year.

Alaska State Team Requirements

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Alaska State Hall of Fame Inductees

1985 Hank Sandland*

Jerry Urling

1986 Steve Carmichael Maurice Oswald*

1987

Donna Urling Lou Schneider

1988

Claude McDowell*

1989 Tom Sokol

1990

Jack McBride*

1991 H.E. "Swede" Swensen*

Dave Kaiser

1992 Kathy Parker*

1993

Ken Westenbarger* Wayne Jensen

1994

Harold “Hal” Getzan* Harold Williams*

1995

Gladys White* Doug Smith

1996

Charles Collins*

1998 Pat Schneider

2000

William “Harold” Schultz*

2001 Sam Grimes

2002

Howard Houtz*

2005 Enrique Castro

2008

David Inman Corey Cogdell

2011

John Ulsher

2012 Tammy Kramer

2014 Brian “Stubby” Hughes

2017

Carol Inman

* deceased

Certification

This certifies that the Alaska State ATA is authorized to hold a registered shoot at BRSP, Chugiak, Alaska July 17 through July 19, 2020. The Amateur Trapshooting Association rules will govern this shoot and the scores will be included in the official records. Lynn Gipson, Executive Director, Amateur Trapshooting Association

Annual Meeting

There will not be an annual meeting held this year, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and the inability of many of the members being able to participate. We will ex-plore having a virtual meeting in the fall.

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Information for the Shooters

BRSP will be open for handicapping, squadding, and practice at 3:00 PM on Thursday, July 16 and at 8:30 am each day thereafter.

There will be an ATA “Big 50” event on Thursday (4:00 PM) evening for those who may wish to participate.

Board Members of the ASATA are designated as Shoot Management. The ASATA President, ASATA Vice President, Delegate & Alternate Delegate shall function as an appeal committee with the President as chair. Deci-sions of this Committee shall be final. Targets will be set a minimum of 15 minutes prior to each event. They will be set in accordance with ATA rules. The Trap Setting Committee will be comprised of those to be desig-nated by the Board along with the Delegate. No trap will be changed other than by the Committee. The President shall be the Chair of the Committee. Targets will only be reset by the Trap Setting Committee, and only if for some reason they have become illegal during or between events. Targets will not be reset to fit individual tastes or preferences.

The program will be shot over four or more traps depending on the num-ber of shooters entered. There will be at least one trap open for practice one half hour before registered shooting begins. All traps will be equipped with Pat Traps and Canterbury Voice Releases.

Depending on the number of entries, 16 Yard targets may be shot 10 per post, 50 per trap, but no more than 100 at a time.

Orange Dome targets will be used throughout the tournament.

Attendance pins & masks will be given to all competitors while supplies last.

By entering the competition every shooter agrees to accept all official decisions of shoot management and abide by the rules as established by the ATA. All shooters are strongly encouraged to know the ATA rules.

Shooters winning or tying for winner in their class will be moved to the next higher class for subsequent events.

Shooters may win only one trophy per event and must take the highest trophy. A contestant cannot win both the special category trophy and any other trophy in the same event. Special awards that are not specific tro-phies enumerated above may be exempt from this Rule.

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ATA Rules Regarding Special Category Shooters

A contestant whose score qualifies them for more than one (1) trophy must notify shoot management as to which trophy he/she desires to accept or shoot for. The shooter must make his/her declaration after the scores for each event are posted and before entering in any shoot-off/carry-over.

Any shooter who is tied for event Champion may shoot-off/carry-over for the Championship trophy. If a shooter fails in the championship trophy shoot-off/carry-over and has declared a special category at the time of clas-sification, the shooter can fall back to the declared special category.

Any shooter who has declared a special category at the time of classifica-tion and whose score qualifies for any trophy in his/her declared category, will compete for the category trophy and not for place, class or yardage group.

Any special category shooter whose score does not qualify for a trophy in his/her category, may compete for place, class or yardage group trophies.

Once any declarations have been made either by a shooter or shoot man-agement, the declaration is final and cannot be changed. There shall be no exception to this rule.

Shooters must declare at the time of registration their qualification for Special Category trophies (Lady, Junior, Sub-Junior, Veteran, or Senior Vet-eran) if he/she so chooses.

Shooters are eligible for added monies upon payment of the daily and event fees.

Junior shooters who play no options throughout the program will be charged only $36 per 100 targets, for target and trophy fees.

Payout of added money will be mailed to the participant to the address on file with ATA. Added money for all handicaps will be paid out by Lewis Class with four divisions. Shooters entry makes them eligible for all added mon-ey. Added money is open to all shooters.

Purses other than Lewis Class Purses in all 16 Yard and Doubles Events will be by class. Options in which there are fewer than three entries will be re-funded. Lewis Class purses will include all shooters who enter. No additions

or withdrawals will be permitted on purses or options once the event starts unless a shooter is withdrawing from the event.

Cashiering will be by computer and all payoffs will be considered final 45

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minutes after posting. Shooters are encouraged to check scores and op-tions. No changes will be made after the 45 minute posting period has lapsed.

Shoot-offs will be for trophies only. Ties on Friday will be resolved by car-ry over to Saturday & Sunday events. Saturday and Sunday shoot-offs will be held immediately following Saturday and Sunday day's events. Shooters must be present when called or forfeit the shoot-off and tro-phy.

Trophies will be sent to shooters Home Club

This is an invitational shoot and the management reserves the right to refuse any entry or disqualify anyone who interferes with or disrupts the harmony of the shoot. Management is not responsible for the loss of property.

If you are late for your squad you may not catch up on the first sub-event but may join the squad on the second sub-event and make up the first 25 (or 50 Doubles) targets on the practice trap after completing the final trap. If you are unable to join your squad by the second sub-event you must be re-squadded. Shooters who must be re-squadded due to missing their scheduled squad or those requesting re-squadding may be charged a $20.00 re-squadding fee.

Juneau Gun Club

Location: .5 mile Montana Creek Road

Phone: 907-789-9844

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Check your score. The scorer will call out the scores after each post is

completed. Errors must be corrected at this time. After the first shot is fired on the next post or the squad leaves the trap, no corrections will be allowed. NO EXCEPTIONS.

RV Parking & Shotgun Shell Reservations

A limited number of RV parking spaces with water and electrical hookups are available at BRSP for $12.50 per day. Dry camping is available at $5.00 per day. BRSP will have a limited number of shotgun shells available on site for purchase. Contact the Club Manager at (907) 688-2809 for reservations and shell pricing.

Vendors

No vendors will be allowed on the grounds without the permission of the BRSP management. Shells will be available on the grounds at regular prices. No ven-dors will be permitted to sell or deliver shells on the grounds without the permis-sion of BRSP management.

Whitehorse Rifle & Pistol Range

http://wrpc.ca

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Classification

Classification will be based on the shooters average and known ability. A shoot-er who has no average (based on at least 500 registered targets each for singles, doubles, and handicap in the current or 2019 target year) on which to base known ability will be required to shoot no less than 22 yards Handicap and Class B in Singles and Doubles. Preliminary Day targets may be used to meet mini-mum target requirements. Penalty classification and yardage will not apply to category shooters (Lady, Veteran, Sr. Veteran, Jr., and Sub Jr.) who do not play options. Any concerns regarding classification must be brought to the attention of the Delegate and President at the time of registration.

Singles Doubles

AA 97 and over AA 93 and over

A 94 and under 97 A 89 and under 93

B 91 and under 94 B 85 and under 89

C 88 and under 91 C 78 and under 85

D Under 88 D Under 78

SNOWSHOE GUN CLUB KENAI, ALASKA “Good Luck to

all the Shooters”

www.snowshoegunclub.com

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Option and Added Money Payout Definitions

Percentage System

In a purse or option that is paid 50-30-20 percentage system, the top three SCORES are paid. If the top three scores are three 99s, two 98s and four 97s, the three 99s will split 50% of the purse, the two 98s will split 30% of the purse and the four 97s will split 20% of the purse.

All Payouts will be mailed to the address on file with ATA.

Fixed High Gun System

In a purse that is paid "50-30-20 Hi Gun", the top three SHOOTERS are paid. The number of payouts is fixed no matter how many shooters play the purse. Listed below are four cases for a purse paid 50-30-20 Hi Gun with the number of shooters shooting the different scores changing to show the effect on the other scores.

Lewis Purse

The Lewis Purse is based on the final scores as they are posted when the event has been completed and gives every entry an equal chance to win, no matter what his/her shooting ability. Your ATA classification has nothing to do with what group or class you are in the Lewis Purse. Your group or class is deter-mined solely by the rules below.

When the shooting has been completed, the scores are listed in numerical order from the highest to the lowest. They are then divided into as many groups as listed in the program. For example if there were 50 entries and three groups (classes) the top group would have 16 entries and the lower two groups would have 17 entries. The top score (including all ties in each group) would be the winner and would win one third of the total entry. Ties divide.

All Payouts will be mailed to the address on file with ATA.

one 99 gets 50% one 99 gets 50%

one 98 gets 30% two 98’s split 50%

one 97 gets 20% 97’s no pay

OR OR

one 99 gets 50% three 99’s split 100%

one 98 gets 30% two 98’s no pay

one 97 gets 20% 97’s no pay

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Since there will often be odd numbers of entries and tie scores on the dividing line between groups, the following rules will be applied:

1. Where a short group is necessary, due to an odd number of entries, the short group(s) will head the list.

2. Where the line of division fall in a number of tie scores, the entries are assigned to the group in which the majority of the scores fall.

3. Where an equal number of tie scores appear on either side of the dividing line, entries shall be as-signed to the head of the lower group.

4. Where the original division is changed due to tie sores, the change will only apply to the groups di-rectly affected and the original division shall continue for other classes.

As an example in a 100 target event, with a Lewis Purse with four classes paid 100%. If there are 25 entries the final scores are arranged in numerical order from high to low. Lines are drawn between the three groups defined in the program. Since there are 25 entries there would be three groups of 6 en-tries and one group of 7. The short groups appear in the top. Final divisions and winners are determined per the above rules.

100 - Winner

99

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97

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95 - Winner

Six entries

95 - Winner

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93

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92

Six Entries

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92

91 - Winner

91 - Winner

91 - Winner

90 - Winner

Six entries

90 - Winner

90 - Winner

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Seven Entries

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PRESIDENTS AWARD

Brett Nieder. President Alaska State ATA & Dave Kaiser, President Alaska State Skeet Shooting As-soc. are sponsoring a special award for those participating in both the 2019 State Skeet Shoot and the 2019 State Trap Shoot. The trophy will be awarded to the shooter that has the highest combined score from the 12 Gauge Skeet Cham-pionship & the State Trap Handicap Champion-ship.

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Fees

On each day of shooting every shooter will be assessed fees as follows:

We are offering optional cross registration with the PITA during the ASATA State Shoot.

Day fees will be collected on the first event shot for the day and will not be repeated for that day.

Junior and Sub Junior shooters who play no options through-out the program will be charged only $36 per 100 targets, for target and trophy fees.

ATA Day Fee $3.00

Alaska State Day Fee $3.00

ATA Membership (if not previously paid) $20.00

ATA Membership - Sub-Junior & Juniors $12.00

PITA Day Fees $8.00

Alaskan Aircraft Engines, Inc. 2425 Merrill Field Drive Anchorage, AK 99501

907-272-3581 Hours of Operation:

Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 5:00

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Friday, July 17, 2020 - 10:00 am Event 1

State Class Singles Championship 100 Registered 16 Yard Targets

Trophies: Winner each of 5 classes, High Lady, High Junior, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran, Non Resident Champion, Non Resident.

Added money: $250, $50 each class paid 60/40 paid percentage system

Friday, July 17, 2020 Event 2

Hayes—Handicap 100 Registered Handicap Targets

19 - 27 Yards

Trophies: Champion, 19-23 yd. Champion, 24-27 yd. Champion, High Lady, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran, High Junior.

Targets and Trophies $40.00

Options:

Purse (four pays, High Gun) $10.00

$2.50 each 25 divided 60/40 paid percentage $10.00

$5.00 each 50 (3) divided 50/30/20 paid percentage $15.00

Lewis purse (three divisions, two pays per division, split 60/40%) $10.00

Targets and Trophies $40.00

Options:

Class Purse (four pays, High Gun) $10.00

Lewis purse (three divisions, two pays per division, split 60/40%) $10.00

THANK YOU JON HAYES

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Friday, July 12, 2019 continued

Event 3 Alaska State Doubles Class Championship

Sponsored by Juneau Gun Club 50 Pair of Doubles Targets

Trophies: Winner each of five classes, High Lady, High Junior, High Sub Junior, High Veteran, High Sr. Veteran, Non Resident Champ.

Added money: $250, $50 each class divided 60/40 paid percentage system

Targets and Trophies $40.00

Options:

Class Purse (four pays, High Gun) $10.00

$5.00 each 50 (Split 60/40%) $10.00

Lewis purse (three divisions, two pays per division split 60/40%) $10.00

Thank You Juneau Gun Club

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Saturday, July 18, 2020 - 10:00 am Event 4

Alaska State Singles Championship 200 16-Yard Targets

Trophies: Champion, Runner-Up Champion, Winner each of 5 classes, High Lady I, High Lady II, High Junior, High Sub-Junior, High Junior Gold, High Veteran, High Sub Veteran, High Senior Veteran, Non-Resident Champion.

Added money: $1,000, $200 each class divided 50/30/20 paid percentage system

Sunday, July 19, 2020 - 10:00 am Event 5

Alaska State Doubles Championships 50 Pair of Doubles Targets

Trophies Champion, Runner-Up Champion, Winner each of 5 classes, High Lady I, High Lady II, High Junior, High Sub-Junior, High Junior Gold, High Veteran, High Sub Veteran, High Senior Veteran, Non-Resident Champion, Non-Resident Runner-Up Champion.

Added money: $1,000, $200 each class (60/40%)

Targets and Trophies $40.00

Options:

Class Purse (40-30-20-10%) $10.00

$5.00 each 25 (Split 60/40%) $10.00

Lewis Purse (three divisions, two pays split 60/40) $10.00

Targets and Trophies $40.00

Options:

Class Purse (40/30/20/10)

Lewis Purse (three divisions, two pays per division split 60/40%) $10.00

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Sunday, July 19, 2020 continued

Event 6 Alaska State ATA Handicap Championship

100 Registered Handicap Targets

Trophies: Champion, Runner-Up Champion, Third thru Sixth place Winner, High Lady I, High Lady II, , High Veteran, High Sub Veteran, High Sr. Veteran, High Junior Gold, High Junior, High Sub-Junior, Non-resident Champion, Non-resident Runner-up.

Added money: $1,200 paid four divisions, two pays per division split 60/40%

Targets and Trophies $40.00

Options:

Purse (four pays, High Gun) $20.00

$5.00 each 25 divided 60/40 paid percentage $20.00

$10.00 each 50 (3) divided 50/30/20 paid percentage $30.00

Lewis purse (three divisions, two pays split 60/40) $10.00

Jackpot Purse (three pays, High Gun) $30.00

ALASKA STORE LOCATIONs

8681 Old Seward Highway, Anchorage

423 Merhar Ave, Fairbanks

1901 East Parks Highway, Wasilla

44402 Sterling Highway, Soldotna

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Additional Trophies

High All Around Events 10, 11 and 12

Champion, High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub Junior, High Junior, High Jr. Gold, High Sub Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran, Non-Resident Champion.

Presidents Award

A Combination of scores from the 2020 Alaska State Skeet Shooting Association 12 Gauge Championship and the 2020 Alaska State Amateur Trapshooting Associ-ation Handicap Championship. (Dave Kaiser, President ASSA & Brett Nieder Presi-dent ASATA)

TROPHIES WILL BE SENT TO SHOOTERS HOME CLUB

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16 Yard Champions 1957 Merle Thompson 197 1958 Dick Johnston 199 1959 Lee Hombeck 198 1960 Dick Johnston 199 1961 Richard Johnston 199 1962 Howard Houtz 195 1963 Harry Swank 197 1964 Frank Kohlhose 196 1965 Howard Houtz 196 1966 John Koropp 197 1967 Dick Johnston 194 1968 Ralph Garafola 197 1969 Howard Houtz 198 1970 Troy Nance 197 1971 Jim Mitchell 199 1972 Howard Houtz 198 1973 John Koropp 195 1974 Pete Owen 197 1975 Dennis Lazarus 199 1978 Joe Shaw 197 1979 Ralph Bowers 198 1980 Bill Thompson 197 1981 Cort Phalp 199 1982 William Shillam 198 1983 Pete Owen 199 1984 Paul Larimer 198 1985 Dick Stockhauser 198 1986 Steve Carmichael 200 1987 Dick Stockhauser 200 1988 Randy Smith 197 1989 Terry Cary 200 1990 Melvin Keeney 198 1991 Alan Helfer 200 1992 Charlie Hazel 200 1993 Phil Rice 198 1994 Jim Pathmann 198 1995 Randy Smith 198 1996 Phil Rice 200 1997 Clifford Calkins 199 1998 John Ulsher 198 1999 Lou Schneider 199 2000 Bill Mueller 199 2001 Dave Inman 199 2002 Zane Kuenzler 199 2003 Dave Inman 199 2004 Cliff Calkins 199 2005 Mike Plaumann (SJ) 198 2006 Brian Hughes 199 2007 Dave Cross 198 2008 Brian Hughes 199 2009 Brian Hughes 200

2010 James Fleming 199 2009 Todd Pulis 199 2010 Brian Hughes 199 2011 Jim Fleming 199 2012 John Lovell 197 2013 Allen B. Horne (JR) 199 2014 John Lovell 197 2015 Allen “Bailey” Horne 199 2016 Brian Stoa 197 2017 Brian Stoa 197 2018 Brett Nieder 198 2019 Mark Engan 197

16 Yard Lady Champions 1957 Thelma Houtz 174 1958 Betty Howard 172 1959 June Stanford 181 1960 June Stanford 183 1961 June Stanford 190 1962 June Stanford 186 1963 Gladys White 185 1964 Yvonne Johnston 180 1965 Gladys White 187 1966 Gladys White 187 1967 Gladys White 179 1968 Gladys White 188 1969 Gladys White 197 1970 None 1971 Gladys White 191 1972 Gladys White 192 1973 Gladys White 179 1974 Yvonne Houtz 184 1975 Gladys White 190 1978 Donna Urling 190 1979 Donna Urling 194 1980 Pat Schneider 185 1981 Donna Urling 196 1982 Lois Phalp 190 1983 Donna Urling 190 1984 Donna Urling 187 1985 Pat Schneider 188 1986 Vickie Stockhauser 188 1987 Pat Schneider 194 1988 Rebecca Kaiser 188 1989 Kay Hanks 193 1990 Rebecca Kaiser 184 1991 Irma Knight 193 1992 Katherine Parker 188 1993 Pat Schneider 187 1994 Pat Schneider 189

1995 Pat Schneider 195 1996 Dana Hyams 194 1997 Dena Kelley 187 1998 Louise Martin 190 1999 Pat Schneider 190 2000 Pat Schneider 186 2001 Loretta Lousberg 191 2002 Whitney Ruesch (JR) 191 2003 Corey Cogdell (JR) 198 2004 Corey Cogdell (JR) 198 2005 Sasha Ruesch (SJ) 196 2006 Sasha Ruesch (JR) 194 2007 Deb Hewitt (JR) 193 2008 Carol Inman 194 2009 Deb Hewitt 184 2010 Carol Inman 188 2011 Sarah Hughes 191 2012 Bailie Neder 192

16 Yard Lady I Champions

2013 Carol Inman 190 2014 Sarah Hughes 191 2015 Cody Bench 178 2016 Jenn Geary 163 2017 Cassandra Saum 178 2018 Cassandra Saum 189

16 Yard Lady II Champions

2013 Evie Seymore 184 2014 Carol Inman 184 2015 Carol Inman 185 2016 Carol McConahy 185 2017 Carol Inman 185 2018 Carol Inman 189 2019 Carol Inman 180

16 Yard Junior Gold Champions

2013 Justin Herrick 184 2014 Matt Toth 190 2019 Logan Samson 180

16 Yard Junior Champions

1958 Pat Kirwan 168 1959 Harry Swank Jr. 194 1960 Ginger Harris 177 1961 Pamela Hornbeck 176 1962 Harold Swenson 175 1963 Mark Swank 181 1964 Mark Swank 191 1965 Johnny Johnson 180 1966 Johnny Johnson 189 1967 Johnny Johnson 183

Past Champions

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1968 John Johnson 189 1969 William Simpson 180 1971 Richard McDowell 170 1972 Jeff Mitchell 188 1974 Curtis Cameron 166 1975 Vaughn Kimbrell 169 1978 Jeff Sisbach 186 1979 Dave Parmenter 185 1980 Tim Thompson 176 1981 Jim Jensen 164 1982 Rex Clothier 191 1983 Dennis Thomason Jr. 187 1984 Dennis Thomason Jr. 192 1985 Jason Avila 172 1986 Andy Blore 187 1987 Herb Weichart Jr. 169 1988 Cory Hodson 192 1989 Cory Hodson 191 1990 Cory Hodson 188 1992 Eric Ellis 191 1994 Luke Smith 140 1995 Brent Linegar 178 1997 Michael Redmond 158 1998 John Nichols 186 1999 Kirt Linegar 189 2000 John Nichols 172 2001 Jacob Hughes 187 2002 Jacob Hughes 184 2003 Jacob Hughes 188 2004 JamieWharton( 192 2005 Corey Cogdell ( 195 2006 Jaimie Wharton 191 2007 Joe Hughes 195 2008 Sean Bennett 191 2009 Justin Herrick 187 2010 Sean Bennett 192 2011 Jake Johnson 194 2012 None 2013 Elias Graham 179 2014 Jack Herrick 187 2015 River Vincent 185 2016 Bailey Horne 186 2017 River Vincent 191 2018 Steven Brown 195 2019 Logan Dosko 189

16 Yard Sub Junior Champions

1978 Jim Jensen 180 1979 Jim Jensen 188 1980 Keil McCarl 149 1981 Jesse Halterman 188 1982 Dennis Thomason Jr. 184 1984 James Gossman 182 1985 Mike Fitzgerald 154

1986 James Brasic 186 1987 Bryan Albert 117 1988 Shane Nicholson 179 1989 Herb Weichart Jr. 158 1990 Curtis Keeney 168 1991 Curtis Keeney 182 1992 Curtis Keeney 182 1993 Brent Linegar 159 1995 Kirt Linegar 151 1996 John Nicols 176 1999 Tiffany Helfer 189 2000 Eric Perkins 152 2001 Vince Bertolini 179 2002 Corey Cogdell 186 2003 Sasha Ruesch 185 2004 Sasha Ruesch 195 2005 Ben Smith 190 2006 Sebastian Ruesch 186 2007 Sebastian Ruesch 185 2008 Hunter Kirkpatrick 107 2009 Blaze Brooks 187 2010 Jack Herrick 194 2011 Ethan Schumacker 189 2012 Ethan Schumacker 187 2013 Steven Brown 187 2014 Steven Brown 192 2015 Steven Brown 190 2016 Garrett Horne 175 2017 Angelina Monfrey 186 2018 Angelina Monfrey 177 2019 Ramsey Budeen 187

16 Yard Veteran Champions

1978 Rudy Voigt 192 1979 Ken Westenbarger 188 1980 Rudy Voigt 193 1981 Ken Westenbarger 192 1982 Ken Westenbarger 187 1983 Ken Westenbarger 181 1984 Ed Spalinger 192 1985 Rudy Voigt 195 1986 Ken Westenbarger 192 1987 Ken Westenbarger 194 1990 George Howard 197 1991 Larry Thacker 196 1992 Homer Wenger 189 1993 Jim Beaman 191 1994 Jim Beaman 191 1995 Jim Beaman 189 1996 Cliff Calkins 196 1997 Harold Mitchell 191 1998 Harold Mitchell 190 1999 John Ulsher 194 2000 John Ulsher 192

2001 Bob Hansen 195 2002 Cliff Calkins 195 2003 Cliff Calkins 189 2004 Vern Roth 193 2005 Jay Davis 194 2006 Wayne Jensen 193 2007 Dale Frary 196 2008 Jay Davis 196 2009 Malcolm Menzies 192 2010 Gary Miller 190 2011 Dave Jensen 190 2012 Jerry Wasson 184 2013 Dave Inman 194 2014 Jim Tavis 189 2015 CW Floyd 191 2016 Wally Smith 188 2017 John Lovell 194 2018 Wally Smith 193 2019 Pete Hudson 193

16 Yard Sr. Veteran Champions 1986 Rudy Voigt 198 1987 Harold Schultz 191 1988 Harold Schultz 194 1989 Harold Schultz 197 1990 Harold Schultz 193 1991 Harold Schultz 188 1992 Harold Schultz 195 1993 Harold Schultz 191 1994 Harold Schultz 195 1995 Bob Howell 190 1996 Harold Schultz 192 1997 Harold Schultz 193 1998 Harold Schultz 192 1999 Harold Schultz 195 2000 Harold Schultz 197 2001 Harold Mitchell 195 2002 Jim Beaman 184 2003 Harold Schultz 191 2004 Richard Long 194 2005 Henry Masters 189 2006 Simeon Dushkin 193 2007 John Ulsher 197 2008 John Ulsher 198 2009 Jay Davis 193 2010 Malcom Menzies 197 2011 Malcom Menzies 195 2012 Malcom Menzies 193 2013 Malcom Menzies 187 2014 Dale Frary 193 2015 John Ulsher 189 2016 Dave Inman 194 2017 CW Floyd 196 2018 Jay Davis 193

Past Champions

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2019 Don Heavilin 193

16 Yard Sub Veteran Champions 2013 Michael McConahy 196 2014 Greg Yocum 197 2015 Michael McConay 195 2016 Brian “Stubby” Hughes 190 2017 Brian “Stubby” Hughes 196 2018 Dean Glick 193 2019 Brian Hughes 195

Doubles Champions

1957 Harry Swank 90 1958 Chet Medley 89 1959 Harry Swank Jr. 92 1960 Dick Johnston 96 1961 Richard Johnston 91 1962 Frank Kohlhose 96 1963 Leland Hornbeck 92 1964 George Brown 94 1965 Hal Getzan 86 1966 George Brown 94 1967 George Brown 94 1968 Hal Getzan 90 1969 Ralph Garafola 91 1970 Hal Getzan 91 1971 Larry Mattson 93 1972 Hal Getzan 94 1973 Hal Getzan 89 1974 Burt Fosse Jr. 91 1975 Hal Getzan 96 1978 Dave Thacker 95 1979 Pete Owen 94 1980 Burt Fosse 95 1981 Dennis Lazarus 96 1982 Dom Schenderline 95 1983 Pete Owen 95 1984 Steve Carmichael 98 1985 Maurice Oswald 96 1986 Chip Garofalo 98 1987 Charles Scherer 98 1988 Terry Cary 96 1989 Jim Pathman 99 1990 James Woolace 99 1991 Barton Penny 97 1992 James Woolace 99 1993 Cy Hoen 96 1994 Bob Stevenson 99 1995 Jim Woolace 99 1996 Jim Woolace 99

1997 Wally Smith 98 1998 Charlie Scherer 95 1999 Wally Smith 96 2000 Phil Rice 96 2001 Wally Smith 96 2002 Tony Thacker 98 2003 Tony Thacker 94 2004 Wally Smith 94 2005 Stubby Hughes 99 2006 Jay Davis 99 2007 Charlie Scherer 98 2008 Wally Smith 97 2009 Gerald Atol 99 2010 Charlie Scherer 98 2011 Todd Pulis 98 2012 Ben Olsen 96 2013 Wally Smith 100 2014 Enrique Castro 96 2015 Greg Yocum 93 2016 Brian Hughes 94 2017 Wally Smith 95 2018 Charles Scherer 94 2019 Brian Hughes 94

Handicap Champions 1957 Cecil McGuin 95 1958 Clair Johnson 94 1959 Don Deach 97 1960 Harry Swank Jr. 97 1961 Charles Edelen 97 1962 George Brown 97 1963 Ralph Garafola 98 1964 William Thompson 95 1965 James Simpson 97 1966 Robert Jones 98 1967 Jack Woodland 95 1968 John Koropp 96 1969 Gil Johnson 95 1970 Joe Caterinichio 95 1971 Lewis Gray 94 1972 William Long 96 1973 Troy Nance 93 1974 William Nielsen 98 1975 Paul Collins 94 1978 Ralph Bowers 98 1979 Bob Howell 94 1980 Dom Schenderline 98 1981 Dennis Lazarus 96 1982 Richard Parmenter 96 1983 Ray Ecklund 98 1984 Steve Carmichael 96

1985 Alan Helfer 98 1986 Jim Pathmann 98 1987 Steve Carmichael 98 1988 Marty Hodson 98 1989 Jerry Urling 98 1990 Gary Boozer 96 1991 Jim Pathmann 98 1992 Tom Gillen 97 1993 Steve Roberts 95 1994 Randy Smith 96 1995 Jim Pathmann 95 1996 Maurice Nelson 94 1997 Robert Hansen 97 1998 James Warner 94 1999 Mike Kage 96 2000 Jim Warner 94 2001 Greg Tlapa 96 2002 Randy Smith 94 2003 Brett Nieder 95 2004 Kent Taylor 98 2005 Jaimie Wharton (JR) 97 2006 Jim Tavis 94 2007 Dale Frary 94 2008 David Cross 97 2009 Ben Olsen 97 2010 Greg Cordes 96 2011 John Zajchowski 96 2012 Justin Herrick 98 2013 Ben Olsen 95 2014 River Vincent (JR) 98 2015 Brian Baines 94 2016 Brett Nieder 95 2017 Steven Brown 96 2018 Dave Inman 95 2019 Mark Engan 96

HAA Champions

1963 Howard Houtz 379 1970 Hal Getzan 374 1971 Larry Mattson 377 1972 Howard Houtz 384 1973 Hal Getzan 362 1974 Burt Fosse Jr. 376 1975 Burt Fosse Jr. 376 1978 Dave Thacker 380 1979 Jerry Urling 377 1980 Bill Thompson 382 1981 Dennis Lazarus 387 1982 Richard Parmenter 377 1983 Pete Owen 390 1984 Steve Carmichael 392

Past Champions

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Good Luck to all the

shooters

FAIRBANKS TRAP CLUB “Home of the Midnight Sun Trap Shoot”

P.O. Box 1447 Fairbanks, Alaska

(907) 457-6116

1985 Maurice Oswald 385 1986 Steve Carmichael 392 1987 Dick Stockhauser 390 1988 Robert Larsen 385 1989 Alan Helfer 390 1990 James Woolace 392 1991 Jim Pathmann 389 1992 Craig Sparrowgrove 389 1993 Randy Smith 379 1994 Bob Stevenson 387 1995 Randy Smith 389 1996 Dave Siegler 383 1997 Robert Hansen 392 1998 Charlie Scherer 378 1999 Doug Smith 383 2000 Joe Piskura 381 2001 Doug Smith 386 2002 Randy Smith 390 2003 Greg Yocum 381 2004 Corey Cogdell (JR) 384 2005 Steve Bennett 384 2006 Stubby Hughes 385 2007 Jay Davis 382

2008 Jay Davis 386 2009 John Farner 386 2010 Jared Mattson 383 2011 Todd Pulis 387 2012 Jim Fleming 380 2013 Wally Smith 384 2014 Greg Yocum 377 2015 Steven Brown (SJ) 375 2016 Jim Flemming 383 2017 Brian “Stubby” Hughes 382 2018 Brett Nieder 381 2019 Brian Hughes 377

Past Champions

Shooters will receive option

& purse money by

check. It will be mailed to your address

of record with ATA.

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Failure to Fire

Two (2) Failure to Fires are allowed and shot over per sub event,

all additional failures per sub event will be scored a loss.

A Failure to Fire for any reason, including a flinch during Singles or

Handicap; accept when a whole legal target appears promptly and

the shooter refuses.

The Scorekeeper is required to mark the scoresheet (F1, F2, etc.)

when failures occur.

During Doubles, Failure to Fire on the first target, the shooter shoots the pair over.

During Doubles if the failure is on the second shot—First target is established as shot—Shoot the pair over to establish second tar-get only.

For HAA and HOA shoot offs—one failure is allowed in each of the

3 disciplines.

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Rules of Trapshooting Rules & Etiquette

1. Make sure you understand where your assigned trap bank is lo-cated. Be ready when your squad is called and when it is your turn to shoot in the squad.

2. Do not raise your gun until the shooter ahead of you fires. Avoid any unnecessary movement on your post, which might distract or interfere with other shooters.

3. Remain on your post, standing facing the trap quietly, until the fifth person has fired and then move to the next post. At the end of the round, remain still on your last post facing the trap until the last person has fired the last shot. If you are leadoff do not fire until you have checked and insured that all members of the squad are on their post and ready after each change of post.

4. Never load your gun before changing positions. When going form Post 5 to Post 1, turn to the right to avoid bumping guns with the shooter coming from Post 4. When moving from Post 5 to Post 1 always walk behind the other shooters.

5. Load only one shell at a time, except in doubles. If a delay occurs, remove the shell(s) from the chamber. Close your gun only when you are on the Post and facing the trap. Close it only when you are preparing to shoot and avoid disturbing other shooters when doing so.

6. Do not allow ejected shells from your gun to hit or annoy other shooters.

7. No unnecessary talking on the firing line. When not on the firing line, keep your voice down when you are around other squads who are shooting. Remember, other shooters on the squad and on adja-cent traps deserve to shoot undisturbed. Coaching is not allowed while shooters are on the line.

8. Time your shooting to establish a rhythm in the squad. Call for your target in a clear voice; do not call in such a loud voice so as to trip the voice release on adjacent fields.

9. Above all, have fun and treat every other shooter the way you would like to be treated.

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