For those "in the know" the event is referred to as the Dewar Trials. For the rest of us here's a little more information.
David White and Andy Meyers travelled to Appleton Range on Saturday 15th June 2019 to compete in the International Dewar Match GB Team Trial.
The GB Dewar Postal Competition is a match against the USA and Commonwealth countries such as Australia, South Africa and New Zealand.
For the Sutton Gold Cup David White was just edged out of first place on countback having tied on 391 for the top slot. Malcolm Brain took 3rd place with a score of 390. This was his own doing as he would have beaten them both if he hadn't put up a cross shot and earned 2 penalty points.☹️ Andy Meyers came 6th on 388.
NSRA Individual British Short Range Championship
After two very competitive preliminary rounds, thirty of the top smallbore shooters in Britain qualified for the final stage of the 2018/19 British Championship. Amongst them was David White of East Grinstead, following in the footsteps of Andy Meyers and Malcolm Brain who both qualified in previous years, and showing that the club continues to grow from strength to strength.
Eastbourne & District Competition Finals
The Eastbourne Finals took place on Saturday May 11 at Uckfield’s range in East Hoathly. Despite the atrocious weather outside the clubhouse, the outlook was bright for East Grinstead with representatives in almost every final.
Photo (courtesy of Sara Marshall): Russell Cup Winners - Malcolm Brain, Jim Howard, Trevor Wilde.
The City of London finals were held at Surbiton Rifle Club on Saturday April 27. In the team shoot-off, contested by the four divisional champions from the Winter season, East Grinstead had two teams representing the club. The ‘A’ team achieved the highest total gun score but lost out on the Macrae handicap system, with the EGTSC ‘C’ team of Graham Rowcroft, Elaine Kettle, Phil Wood, Mike Levy & Chris Phillips (standing in for Sheena Wilde) winning the trophy.
The Sussex County Finals were held at Chichester on Saturday 13th April with Charles White getting the ball rolling by winning the Juniors Championship for the Sutton Vase. Following 4 x 99's in the 4 cards of the competition so far, he notched a 5th 99 before going one better for a ton on the final card to win with a total of 199 ex 200, 3 points ahead of his nearest rival.
High Scoring in East Grinstead's Spring Open Shoot
In gloomy conditions but light winds forty four competitors from the Home Counties achieved some high scores in the East Grinstead Target Shooting Club’s Annual Spring Meeting at the weekend.
As the Winter season draws to a close it’s time to highlight some of the club’s achievements and to give a digital pat-on-the-back to the members who have contributed to those team and individual successes.
Team Competitions Update
If you didn’t get to the Annual Dinner at the Wiremill on 19 November you missed a good evening. If you have medals to be awarded they have been put in your filing slots at the Club. The list of award winners is also on the notice board at the Club.
Annual Dinner and Prizegiving - Prize List
Held at The Wiremill on 19 November 2010
National RWS League 25yd Div 25 – team medals to:
Annual Dinner and Prizegiving
Held at The Wiremill on 20th November 2009
Sussex League Petworth Cup 25yd Div 6 'D' team win the cup and 5 medals
National RWS League 25yd Div 25 – team medals to:
Best Average Medals to
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