Unfortunately the original venue, Cullompton Cricket Club, was waterlogged which forced a very last minute change of casting pitch. Many thanks to BFCC member John Dawson for finding a replacement at such short notice. Obviously the weather in the South-West had been very wet and the replacement pitch was very muddy, however we made do. The weather on the day was a building westerly wind which swept through some heavy downpours which interrupted the morning session. The competitions started with the accuracy, which was tough given the wind – sometimes requiring casters to aim completely outside of the target rings. We then progressed on to the heavier gear, the T120, T38 & S55g followed by the #5, #7 and ST27 after lunch. The distances below are all in feet and inches:

#5F – James Evans 128.10; Daniel Rees 114.07; Tracy Thomas 110.09; Rob Doyle 96.02; Tony King 94.05; David Fisher 87.02; John Dawson 81.06; Dean Mockridge 77.09; Max Mockridge (Jr) 62.01 .

#7F – James Evans 134.00; Daniel Rees 126.05; Tracy Thomas 121.10; Rob Doyle 105.06; Tony King 101.00; David Fisher 89.10; John Dawson 89.07; Dean Mockridge 82.01; Max Mockridge (Jr) 72.00.

ST27 – James Evans 171.07; Daniel Rees 143.06; Tracy Thomas 134.09; Tony King 122.07; Dean Mockridge 97.02; Tony Wills 97.02; David Fisher 97.01; Max Mockridge (Jr) 72.08.

S55g – James Evans 207.00; Rob Doyle 154.10; Tracy Thomas 152.07; Daniel Rees 143.01; Tony King 113.10.

T38 – James Evans 186.01; Daniel Rees 166.00; Tony King 143.00; Tracy Thomas 138.02; David Fisher 106.11.

T120 – Daniel Rees 186.00; James Evans 184.09; Tony King 161.00; Rob Doyle 160.00; Tracy Thomas 138.05.

Accuracy (Points) – James Evans 38; Daniel Rees 34; Tony King 24; Tracy Thomas 24 ; Rob Doyle 19; Max Mockridge (Jr) 17; John Dawson 16; Dean Mockridge 5.

Records: James Evans extended his overall S55g best as well as taking the ST27 senior record (note – the overall record is held by John Reynolds).

Overall Events (Points) 1st James Evans 8; 2nd Daniel Rees 15; 3rd Tracy Thomas 24.

I know us distance casters like to moan a bit about the weather affecting the cast but the conditions at the Northern Fishing School on Saturday were tough, really tough!! Virtually no air movement and off and on drizzle meant that casters who would normally expect to cast over 120ft were struggling to make 100ft. The good news was that it was the same for everyone. As usual the competition started with the accuracy followed by the heavy gear; T38, S55g and T120. After lunch we cast the #5, #7 and ST27 finishing just as the light was fading. As always the distances are in feet and inches.

5F – Mike Heritage 103.05; Trevor Hayman 103.01; Tracy Thomas 99.03; James Evans 98.10; Kei Okamoto 94.09; Stephen Lindley 90.05; Dan Rees 90.04; Matt Clark 88.11; Marina Gibson 87.09; George Clark 81.01; Larysa Yefremova 80.04; Stewart Ross 72.00; Jo Stephenson 70.08

7F – James Evans 112.02; Mike Heritage 108.11; Kei Okamoto 107.00; Tracy Thomas 105.11; Trevor Hayman 102.11; Matt Clark 94.04; Stephen Lindley 90.04; Dan Rees 88.03; Jo Stephenson 84.01; Marina Gibson 81.03; George Clark 79.07; Larysa Yefremova 79.00; Stewart Ross 78.06

B100 (#5 + #7) – Matt Clark 183.03; Stephen Lindley 180.09; George Clark 160.08; Larysa Yefremova 159.04; Jo Stephenson 154.09; Stewart Ross 150.06

ST27 – Kei Okamoto 128.01; James Evans 126.09; Tracy Thomas 121.01; Trevor Hayman 114.04; Dan Rees 111.05; Mike Heritage 104.02; Matt Clark 99.07; Stephen Lindley 98.07; Jo Stephenson 95.10; Marina Gibson 95.08; Stewart Ross 94.09; George Clark 76.09; Larysa Yefremova 72.00

S55g – James Evans 159.01; Kei Okamoto 158.03; Stewart Ross 157.01; Dan Rees 150.01; Matt Clark 142.10; Tracy Thomas 142.07; Marina Gibson 138.00; Mike Heritage 132.00; Jo Stephenson 101.03; George Clark 96.04

T38 – James Evans 150.10; Kei Okamoto 150.09; Mike Heritage 144.04; Matt Clark 139.09; Stewart Ross 127.05; Marina Gibson 127.05; Dan Rees 125.02; Tracy Thomas 124.02; Jo Stephenson 107.06; George Clark 93.00

T120 – James Evans 194.02; Kei Okamoto 162.09; Marina Gibson 161.08; Mike Heritage 159.00; Jo Stephenson 155.09; Stewart Ross 154.07; Matt Clark 147.04; Dan Rees 136.09; Tracy Thomas 136.01; George Clark 94.10.

Accuracy (points) – Kei Okamoto 56; Tracy Thomas 44; Trevor Hayman 38; James Evans 38; Larysa Yefremova 36; Marina Gibson 34; Matt Clark 29; Mike Heritage 28; Dan Rees 27; Jo Stephenson 25; George Clark 20

Overall Event (points) – 1st James Evans 14; 2nd Kei Okamoto 16; 3rd Mike Heritage 32.

Records: Kei and Tracy extended their respective accuracy records. George Clarke extended his J(13) T38 record. Well done all.

I think the BFCC got lucky with the weather in that we avoided rain during what was a very wet weekend. Casting got underway in pretty still conditions and a moderate breeze developed during the morning. Things kicked-off with the accuracy event and then the T38, T120 and S55g before lunch. The remaining events, the #5F, #7F and ST27 were then completed in the afternoon. The results are below, as usual the distances are in feet and inches.

#5F – Bart De Zwaan 132.00; Kei Okamoto 131.05; James Evans 124.10; Mike Heritage 122.02; Zhongxiang Zhu 117.01; Tracy Thomas 117.00; John Reynolds 114.00; Jose Nieto 111.02; Lee Martell 111.01; William Stancliffe 104.07; Howard Bishop 99.00; Neil Owens 95.02; David Fisher 89.00; Martin Penton 88.06; Larysa Yefremova 87.02; Claudia Audley 83.06; John Dunmall 77.02

#7F – Zhongxiang Zhu 135.05; Bart De Zwaan 134.11; Mike Heritage 133.07; John Reynolds 129.06; James Evans 128.05; Kei Okamoto 127.03; Lee Martell 122.00; Tracy Thomas 121.00; Neil Owens 109.00; William Stancliffe 108.02; Howard Bishop 106.08; Jose Nieto 106.02; Martin Penton 100.04; Larysa Yefremova 99.08; David Fisher 98.06; Claudia Audley 95.00; John Dunmall 85.00

B100 (#5 + #7) – Jose Nieto 217.04; William Stancliffe 212.09; Howard Bishop 205.08; Neil Owens 204.02; Martin Penton 188.10; David Fisher 187.06; Larysa Yefremova 186.10; Claudia Audley 178.06; John Dunmall 162.02

ST27 – Kei Okamoto 143.08; Zhongxiang Zhu 141.07; Bart De Zwaan 141.02; James Evans 140.10; John Reynolds 138.03; Howard Bishop 136.04; Tracy Thomas 125.09; Mike Heritage 124.01; Lee Martell 118.09; William Stancliffe 115.10; Claudia Audley 97.00

S55g – James Evans 182.09; Bart De Zwaan 177.06; Kei Okamoto 172.05; John Reynolds 168.02; Tracy Thomas 161.00; Howard Bishop 158.01; Mike Heritage 147.11; Zhongxiang Zhu 146.06; Claudia Audley 142.00

T38 – James Evans 180.10; John Reynolds 162.09; Bart De Zwaan 162.01; Kei Okamoto 149.10; Howard Bishop 149.00; Zhongxiang Zhu 147.03; Tracy Thomas 132.00; Claudia Audley 114.06

T120 – James Evans 207.06; Howard Bishop 192.11; Kei Okamoto 176.09; Bart De Zwaan 169.05; Tracy Thomas 165.05; Zhongxiang Zhu 165.05; John Reynolds 154.00; Claudia Audley 132.04

Accuracy (points) – Bart De Zwaan 45; Mike Heritage 40; James Evans 39; Kei Okamoto 37; Zhongxiang Zhu 26; Larysa Yefremova 25; Howard Bishop 22; John Reynolds 20; Tracy Thomas 16; Claudia Audley 15

Overall Event (points) – 1st Bart De Zwaan 16; 2nd James Evans 18; 3rd Kei Okamoto 23.

Records – Mike Heritage’s cast in the #7 takes the S60 record for that event – great casting Mike!

Many thanks to all who attended, some of whom travelled considerable distances to join us.

Unusually for a BFCC meeting there was a strong wind forecast for the casting competition and thoughts of big casts were in a number of competitors minds. However, once the lane marker flags were set out it was clear that we weren’t going to have things easy – the flags often indicated winds at right angles or more within the space of 10 metres denoting the swirly nature of the wind. As such many seemingly good loops collapsed due to wind shear. That said, there were some great distances recorded and a number of records produced. Casting commenced with the heavy outfits, T38, T120 and S55g and proceeded onto the #5, #7 and ST27 in the afternoon. The accuracy event was cast last.
All results are in feet and inches:

#5F – Ross Bannerman 127.09; James Evans 125.05; Tracy Thomas 115.07; Kevin White 113.10

#7F – James Evans 136.08; Tracy Thomas 121.03; Ross Bannerman 120.09; Kevin White 118.02; Clive Dunford 95.02; Bob McGinnigle 77.03

In a timed record attempt James Evans cast 146.06 beating the previous men’s overall record held by Mike Marshall.

ST27 – Ross Bannerman 159.05; James Evans 143.01; Kevin White 140.05; Tracy Thomas 127.06

In a timed record attempt Tracy extended her ST27 record to 138.08

S55g – James Evans 194.11; Ross Bannerman 184.08; Tracy Thomas 175.06; Bob McGinnigle 168.07; Kevin White 168.05; Bob Mallet 140.00

T38 – James Evans 180.00; Ross Bannerman 178.05; Kevin White 173.03; Tracy Thomas 144.00; Bob McGinnigle 116.06

T120 – James Evans 223.06; Ross Bannerman 185.01; Kevin White 181.00; Tracy Thomas 170.05; Bob McGinnigle 157.00; Bob Mallet 138.02

Accuracy (points) – Ross Bannerman 45; Kevin White 33; James Evans 23; Clive Dunford 19; Bob McGinnigle 14; Darren L’Enfant 9

Overall: 1st James Evans (11), 2nd Ross Bannerman (12), 3rd Kevin White (24)

Records: Ross Bannerman demonstrated that there is at least one advantage to getting old, he’s now casting in the S50 category and took the following records: #5, ST27, S55g and accuracy. Great casting Ross! Tracy extended her female records in ST27, S55g and T120. James Evans took the #7 overall record which had stood for over a decade.

It was another warm day with high pressure and a light, but very variable, wind that greeted the competitive casters on Saturday. Things were made slightly worse by the un-mowed pitch (despite Tracy receiving many assurances that it would be freshly cut for the day) which caused the inevitable snagging of running lines. The competition started with the accuracy event and progressed with the T120, T38 and Salmon overhead (S55g) outfits. After the lunch break (kindly organised by Heather Dunmall and Tracy) the trout distance, #5 and #7, plus the ST27 events were cast. The results below are in feet and inches:

#5F – James Evans 118.02; Steve Parkes 114.09; Kei Okamoto 111.08; Tracy Thomas 107.03; Dean Bass 104.09; Matt Clarke 101.01; Andrew Bagshaw 98.01; Steve Lindley 95.02; Dave Beresford 84.01; George Clarke 68.06

#7F – Kei Okamoto 124.02; Dean Bass 122.01; James Evans 121.01; Tracy Thomas 116.01; Andrew Bagshaw 111.01; Matt Clarke 106.08; Dave Beresford 100.02; Steve Lindley 93.04; George Clarke 92.00

B100 (#5 + #7) – Matt Clarke 207.09; Steve Lindley 188.06; Dave Beresford 184.03; George Clarke 160.06

ST27 – Dean Bass 136.05; Kei Okamoto 133.07; James Evans 130.04; Andrew Bagshaw 128.10; Tracy Thomas 117.04; Matt Clarke 114.03; Steve Lindley 114.00; George Clarke 88.01

S55g – James Evans 180.09; Steve Parkes 175.05; Kei Okamoto 174.04; Tracy Thomas 141.02; Andrew Bagshaw 133.07; Matt Clarke 127.10; Dean Bass 122.10; Stuart Tod 115.07; George Clarke 97.08

T38 – Dean Bass 163.05; Kei Okamoto 144.01; Stuart Tod 143.10; Andrew Bagshaw 143.08; James Evans 141.05; Tracy Thomas 121.02 ; Matt Clarke 120.02; George Clarke 86.04

T120 – Kei Okamoto 207.08; James Evans 195.08; Stuart Tod 185.00; Dean Bass 176.05; Andrew Bagshaw 169.10; Steve Parkes 164.01; Tracy Thomas 138.09

Accuracy (points) – Kei Okamoto 55; Mike Heritage 47; James Evans 39; Tracy Thomas 34; Stuart Tod 34; George Clarke 22; Dean Bass 18; Andrew Bagshaw 14; Matt Clarke 10

Overall event – 1st Kei Okamoto (13); 2nd James Evans (18); 3rd Dean Bass (27)

Records: George Clarke took the junior (under 13) records in the accuracy and T38 events as well as extending his own record in the Salmon Overhead (S55g). Kei Okamoto further extended his overall accuracy record. Mike Heritage took the S60 accuracy record. Great casting by all.

Badges – both Phil Stott and George Clarke achieved their 30 yard badges with trout outfits – well done both.

The weather for the competition events was warm with a moderate southerly breeze. Casting commenced with the accuracy event followed by the T38, T120 and S55 before lunch. In the afternoon the #5 and #7 trout distance and ST27 events were cast. All distances are in feet and inches.

#5F – Bart De Zwaan 138.03; Zhongxiang Zhu 122.07; Dean Bass 122.05; Tracy Thomas 116.01; James Evans 115.06; Kei Okamoto 115.00; Lee Martell 106.08; Howard Bishop 92.06; David Fisher 87.00; Martin Penton 69.10

#7F – Bart De Zwaan 137.03; Dean Bass 132.00; Kei Okamoto 130.00; James Evans 130.00; Zhongxiang Zhu 129.05; Tracy Thomas 128.02; Lee Martell 118.00; Howard Bishop 99.03; David Fisher 90.09; Martin Penton 79.04

ST27 – Bart De Zwaan 160.07; Kei Okamoto 153.06; Howard Bishop 136.10; Zhongxiang Zhu 136.10; James Evans 136.08; Tracy Thomas 130.05; Dean Bass 126.03; David Fisher 110.04

S55g – Kei Okamoto 193.06; James Evans 175.07; Bart De Zwaan 160.06; Howard Bishop 150.07; Zhongxiang Zhu 145.04; Tracy Thomas 145.03; Dean Bass 108.05

T38 – Dean Bass 173.06; Kei Okamoto 156.04; James Evans 151.05; Bart De Zwaan 150.11; Howard Bishop 138.08; Tracy Thomas 130.11; Zhongxiang Zhu 130.10

T120 – Dean Bass 206.11; Kei Okamoto 190.04; Howard Bishop 184.08; Bart De Zwaan 168.08; James Evans 159.10; Tracy Thomas 156.11

Accuracy (points) – Kei Okamoto 53; Mike Heritage 44; Bart De Zwaan 40; James Evans 38; Dean Bass 21; Tracy Thomas 19; Lee Martell 17; Howard Bishop 16; Martin Penton 13; Roger Hoad 8; Ed Turney 8; David Fisher 7

Overall Event: Joint 1st Bart de Zwaan/Kei Okamoto (17); 3rd Dean Bass (26)

Records: Kei Okamoto took the overall accuracy record. Bart de Zwaan extended his overall #5 record by 1 inch. Tracy Thomas also extended her #7 women’s record by 1 inch. many congratulations to all.

Apologies for the delay in posting these results, I’ve been busy catching bonefish. The BFCC calendar kicked-off, as usual, in Cullompton in typical BFCC weather – light to no wind that was swinging round completely at random – enough to have the competitors tearing their hair out. Thankfully it was pleasantly warm and dry all day so all the events were run, starting with the accuracy, T120, T38 and S55g in the morning, moving on to the #5, #7 and ST27 in the afternoon. All distances are in feet and inches:

#5F – Tracy Thomas 110.02; James Evans 103.06; Alex Bobba 98.02; Dean Bass 97.09; Toby Merigan 92.07; Stuart Tod 87.01; Tony King 83.04; John Dawson 82.00; David Fisher 81.02; Dean Mockridge 81.00; James Mockridge 79.11; Max Mockridge 63.11.

#7F – Dean Bass 121.00; James Evans 114.02; Toby Merigan 110.07; Tracy Thomas 103.00; John Dawson 95.06; Stuart Tod 92.06; Dean Mockridge 92.06; Tony King 91.04; Alex Bobba 90.03; James Mockridge 89.02; David Fisher 84.00; Max Mockridge 57.07.

B100 (#5F + #7F) – Stuart Tod 179.07; John Dawson 177.06; Tony King 174.08; Dean Mockridge 173.06; James Mockridge 169.01; David Fisher 165.02; Max Mockridge 121.06

Sea Trout 27 – Dean Bass 127.03; Tracy Thomas 122.02; James Evans 113.08; Alex Bobba 105.03; Tony King 103.00; John Dawson 102.09; Stuart Tod 102.06; Toby Merigan 100.03; David Fisher 98.11; Dean Mockridge 97.08; Max Mockridge 60.05.

Salmon 55g – Toby Merigan 164.02; Tracy Thomas 152.05; Stuart Tod 152.03; James Evans 145.09; James Mockridge 134.06; Dean Mockridge 123.01; Dean Bass 118.00; David Fisher 116.06; Tony King 97.06; Max Mockridge 76.03

T38 –  Dean Bass 159.08; Toby Merigan 157.06; Stuart Tod 149.05; Tony King 138.05; James Mockridge 131.04; Tracy Thomas 118.04; Dean Mockridge 100.00; David Fisher 99.00; John Dawson 82.00

T120 – Dean Bass 184.10; James Evans 181.00; Stuart Tod 177.07; Toby Merigan 172.05; Tony King 153.10; Tracy Thomas 140.00; David Fisher 125.00.

Accuracy (Points) – Toby Merigan 43; James Mockridge 21; Tony King 20; Dean Mockridge 19; David Fisher 17; Dean Bass 16; Stuart Tod 16; John Gilmore 14; John Dawson 9; Max Mockridge 7.

Overall result: 1st Dean Bass, 2nd Toby Merigan, 3rd Tracy Thomas.

Records: James Mockridge beat the junior (17) record for Salmon 55g. James and brother Max also claimed the accuracy records for the Junior 17 and 13 age groups respectively – well done to both.

The last BFCC meeting of the year attracted casters from all over the country and one from abroad (or is that two if we include Paul?). Many thanks to all those who travelled significant distances in order to compete, it’s very much appreciated. The weather was pleasantly warm with a light, but inconsistent south-west breeze. The competition started with accuracy and then the T38, S55g and T120 before the lunch break. The #5, #7 and ST27 were then cast after the lunch break and AGM. As always the distances are in feet and inches:

#5F – Bart De Zwaan 138.02; Paul Arden 128.05; Dean Bass 119.08; Mike Heritage 119.03; James Evans 119.01; Kei Okamoto 116.00; Zhongxiang Zhu 111.05; Lee Cummings 110.05; Lee Martell 107.07; Tracy Thomas 106.06; Mick Copeman 102.06; Lisa Isles 101.03; Howard Bishop 94.10; Dominic Hewitt 92.07; Vince Brandon 92.05; Marina Gibson 91.10.

#7F – Paul Arden 138.04; Bart De Zwaan 137.10; Dean Bass 131.02; James Evans 128.08; Zhongxiang Zhu 125.10; Kei Okamoto 121.03; Lee Cummings 117.10; Mike Heritage 116.05; Mick Copeman 116.04; Tracy Thomas 113.10; Lee Martell 113.00; Lisa Isles 110.01; Howard Bishop 104.10; Marina Gibson 100.02; Dominic Hewitt 96.01; Vince Brandon 90.00.

B100 (#5 + #7) – Howard Bishop 199.08; Dominic Hewitt 188.08; Vince Brandon 182.05

ST27 – James Evans 140.10; Paul Arden 139.00; Kei Okamoto 132.11; Mike Heritage 127.05; Lee Martell 126.08; Dean Bass 124.10; Tracy Thomas 123.10; Lisa Isles 123.01; Marina Gibson 122.09; Lee Cummings 122.03; Zhongxiang Zhu 121.10; Bart De Zwaan 118.07; Howard Bishop 114.03; Dominic Hewitt 113.07 .

S55g – James Evans 172.07; Lee Cummings 171.10; Paul Arden 159.02; Kei Okamoto 154.06; Tracy Thomas 153.05; Marina Gibson 149.02; Lisa Isles 144.05; Bart De Zwaan 140.05; Howard Bishop 138.02; Dean Bass 135.00; Mike Heritage 124.09

T38 – Paul Arden 168.08; Mike Heritage 163.07; Lee Cummings 161.00; James Evans 159.06; Dean Bass 157.03; Bart De Zwaan 152.03; Mike Marshall 151.05; Howard Bishop 140.10; Lisa Isles 123.01; Marina Gibson 118.08.

T120 – Paul Arden 197.02; James Evans 192.03; Lee Cummings 186.11; Bart De Zwaan 181.05; Howard Bishop 178.02; Mike Marshall 176.00; Mike Heritage 163.07; Dean Bass 159.01; Tracy Thomas 148.00; Lisa Isles 135.00; Marina Gibson 130.01.

Accuracy (points) – Paul Arden 49; Lee Cummings 47; Alex Titov 42; Kei Okamoto 36; Lisa Isles 30; Marina Gibson 30; Lee Martell 27; James Evans 26; Bart De Zwaan 22; Vince Brandon 19; Mike Heritage 18; Howard Bishop 12; John Dunmall 11

Overall event – 1st Paul Arden (11); 2nd James Evans (25); 3rd Lee Cummings (35)

Records: Given the conditions Bart produced a stunning cast in the #5 to take the overall BFCC record from Paul – fantastic casting Bart!
Paul equalled the accuracy record.

For once we had a nice wind for a BFCC casting competition, a steady ~10mph blowing from the north-east. The temperature was warm enough for the casters to be in T-shirts all day, probably for the last time this year. As usual the heavier gear, T38, S55g and T120 was cast in the morning and the #5F, #7F and ST27 in the afternoon. All distances are in feet and inches:

#5F – James Evans 127.07; Ross Bannerman 126.00; Tracy Thomas 113.02*; Kevin White 107.06; Craig Foggo 81.02; Dominic Palmeri 78.11
* Tracy recorded a cast of 121.00 in a separate timed record attempt.

#7F – James Evans 130.03; Tracy Thomas 128.01; Ross Bannerman 124.10; Kevin White 119.11; Dominic Palmeri 88.08; Bob McGinnigle 83.02; Craig Foggo 75.09; John Dunmall 71.05

ST27 – James Evans 152.10; Ross Bannerman 147.00; Kevin White 137.06; Tracy Thomas 130.03; Dominic Palmeri 117.01; Bob McGinnigle 97.07

S55g – James Evans 183.09*; Ross Bannerman 160.09; Tracy Thomas 156.02; Kevin White 146.08; Bob McGinnigle 117.09; Steve Bailey 117.09; Bob Mallet 102.06
*James recorded a cast of 204.00 in a separate timed record attempt

T38 – James Evans 184.00; Ross Bannerman 174.01; Kevin White 143.08; Bob McGinnigle 117.08

T120 – James Evans 200.10; Ross Bannerman 163.03; Bob Mallet 150.04; Tracy Thomas 148.06; Bob McGinnigle 127.09; Steve Bailey 112.00
Unfortunately due to a line breakage Kevin was unable to compete in the T120.

Overall event (points): 1st James Evans 6; 2nd Ross Bannerman 13; 3rd Tracy Thomas 21

Records: Tracy extended her women’s #5, #7 and S55g records. James claimed the S55g men’s record.

A very hot day in Cambridgeshire with a light, but inconsistent breeze. The S55, T38 and T120 were all cast in the morning session prior to a lunch break taken in the shade. The #5, #7, ST27 and Accuracy events were completed in the afternoon session. All results are in feet and inches:

#5F – James Evans 119.06; Zhongxiang Zhu 117.09; Kei Okamoto 116.03; Tracy Thomas 114.04; John Reynolds 109.05; Mick Copeman 109.00; Stuart Tod 89.10; Keith Jones 87.00; Stephen Lindley 82.05; Paul Speed 78.07; David Jones 69.10

#7F – James Evans 123.00; Tracy Thomas 118.09; Zhongxiang Zhu 118.03; Kei Okamoto 116.02; John Reynolds 115.10; Mick Copeman 108.04; Stuart Tod 102.03; Paul Speed 101.09; Stephen Lindley 94.00; Keith Jones 85.08; David Jones 81.01

B100 (#5 + #7) – Stuart Tod 192.01; Paul Speed 180.04; Stephen Lindley 176.05; Keith Jones 172.08; David Jones 150.11

ST27 – James Evans 140.07; Kei Okamoto 134.05; Zhongxiang Zhu 133.05; Mick Copeman 129.09; Tracy Thomas 128.10; John Reynolds 127.01; Stuart Tod 122.00; Keith Jones 115.09; Stephen Lindley 107.00; David Jones 100.06

S55g – Jonathon Tomlinson 172.07; James Evans 169.03; Kei Okamoto 161.11; John Reynolds 157.03; Stuart Tod 147.07; Zhongxiang Zhu 140.06; Tracy Thomas 140.00

T38 – Jonathon Tomlinson 163.00; James Evans 162.02; John Reynolds 157.10; Stuart Tod 155.04; Zhongxiang Zhu 118.01

T120 – Jonathon Tomlinson 200.00; Stuart Tod 197.07; James Evans 193.02; John Reynolds 161.05; Tracy Thomas 154.04; Zhongxiang Zhu 146.09

Accuracy (points) – James Evans 42; Keith Jones 34; Kei Okamoto 31; John Reynolds 30; Stuart Tod 17; Stephen Lindley 14

Overall Event: 1st James Evans, 2nd Kei Okamoto, 3rd John Reynolds

Records: Keith Jones extended his S(50) Accuracy record, well done Keith. John Reynolds also claimed the S(60) accuracy record.