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‘Straight’ from the President

MSANewsVolume 14, No. 3 December 2010

George Gilliam

What’s Inside?• Informationyoushouldknow–page3• 2010Zone3Championships–pages7-11• MichiganStateShoot–pages12-22• 2010KasleFamilyCharityShoot–pages23-28• 2011ShootSchedule–pages30-31

Greetings Shooters!Another shooting season

has come to a close and we are drawn to other activities in our lives and the lives of our families. Hopefully, you will participate in a winter league at one of the clubs and get in some practice. Before you know it the winter will be over and we will be meeting again on the skeet fields.

The Michigan Skeet Asso-ciation held its annual Referee Clinic, Shoot Scheduling and Board Meeting on November 6th at Saginaw Gun Club. Our thanks go out to Saginaw Gun Club and its members for host-ing our meeting once again. The new shoot schedule is found elsewhere in this issue.

We were happy to wel-come our newly elected board

members to this meeting: Jane Carpenter, George Gilliam, Al Magyar, Trish Magyar, Loraine Malloy and Dave Schiebel. Tom Pavlack will be finishing the term left vacant by Ed Weycker.

Also, remember to use the MSA website www.michigans-

keet.com where you will find all kinds of information about our organization. Feel free to contact me or any of the other Board if you have any questions or sug-gestions. See you in the Spring!

George [email protected]

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2010 Board of DirectorsPresidentGeorge Gilliam, Jr. (10)2347 E. Bristol RdBurton, MI 48529H: (810) [email protected]

Vice-PresidentBrent Edwards (11)3241 Parker DriveRoyal Oak, MI 48073H: (248) [email protected]

Secretary/TreasurerKathy Warner397 Division StreetVassar, MI 48768H: (989) 823-8397Fax: (989) [email protected]

Jane Carpenter (10)16731 N. GardeniaFraser, MI 48016H: (586) [email protected]

Robert (Bob) Edwards (11)1508 E. Wilkinson RoadOwosso, MI 48867H: (989) [email protected]

Al Magyar (10)123 Regal AveRochester Hills, MI 48307-4440C: (248) [email protected]

Trish Magyar (10)123 Regal AveRochester Hills, MI 48307-4440H: 248-299-4392C: (248) [email protected]

Loraine Malloy (10)47664 Brennan Drive.Macomb, MI 48044H: [email protected]

Jim Moll (11)9449 BradleyFrankenmuth, MI 48734H: (989) [email protected]

Tom Pavlack (11)1688 Sycamore St.Otsego, MI 49078H: (269) [email protected]

Jeff Rimer (11) 26671 Coachlight StreetWoodhaven, MI 48183C: [email protected]

Dave Schiebel (10)10644 Riedell DriveKalamazoo, MI 4900C: [email protected]

Dave Scott (11)307 Elliott StreetGrand Haven, MI 49417H: (616) [email protected]

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Information You May Want To Know!!PLEASE NOTE: WHEN FILING YOUR SHOOT REPORTS, PLEASE REMEMBER TO FILL OUT FIRST 100’S REPORT FOR THE NSSA AND KATHY WARNER (MSA). OTH-ERWISE OUR SHOOTERS DO NOT GET LISTED IN THE NATIONAL PUBLICATION. ALSO, PLEASE SEND FIRST 100’S NAMES, DATE AND EVENT TO JANE CARPENTER TO ASSURE THE SHOOTER GETS A MSA CERTIFICATE.

Send reports/monies/questions to:

Kathy WarnerM.S.A, Secretary/Treasurer

397 Division StreetVassar, MI 48768

(989) 823-8397(E-mail) [email protected]

PLEASE NOTE: The Editor has been in-

formed that Sam Caradonna, long time skeet shooter and member of the Michigan Skeet Association Hall of Fame has moved. Sam’s health required more concentrated care and he is now living in Park Place at Heritage Village assisted living. His address is 29250 Heritage Parkway, Warren, MI 48092-6350.

1) The MSA Board approved a reduction in the minimum tar-get requirements, to align with the revised NSSA standards that make you eligible for the All State Teams and NSSA Teams for 2008/9. These may change in the future back to the origi-nal amounts, but until further notice the amounts required are: 12Gauge, 1,000 targets; 20 Gauge, 28 Gauge and .410 are 800 targets; Doubles, 500.

The Next Annual Board of Directors meeting will be held on Saturday, April 9, 2011 at the Detroit Gun Club following the final gun (approximately 3:00 p.m.).

As stated in the previous edi-tions of this newsletter, we will

not be mailing this newsletter any longer. So, if your friends don’t have a computer or email, remember to print them off a copy so they can keep up to date on our association news. Please mail new email addresses to Trish Magyar at [email protected] with a subject line

of “eMSA news”. It is very important that you

support our advertisers who do a very important job of off-set-ting the cost of this newsletter. Next time you do business with one of them, say, “I saw your ad in the MSA Newsletter, thanks for your support of the MSA.”

Constitution & BylawsBrentEdwards,ChairTrishMagyarJaneCarpenter

FinanceGeorgeGilliam,Jr.BrentEdwardsKathyWarner

State ShootTrishMagyar,ChairBrentEdwardsLoraineMalloyDaveScottScottBehnke,ChiefReferee

Nominations & ElectionsGeorgeGilliam,Jr.,ChairBobEdwardsBrentEdwardsJimMollJeffRimer

Hall of FameAlMagyar,ChairTomPavlackDaveSchiebel

All-State TeamsTrishMagyar,ChairJaneCarpenterTomPavlackJeffRimerDaveSchiebel

Awards & TrophiesJaneCarpenter,ChairBobEdwardsLoraineMalloyJeffRimerBobO’BrienM.S.A. NewsletterJaneCarpenter,EditorLoraineMalloyBobO’Brien

MSA Website Sub-CommitteeTrishMagyar,ChairBrentEdwardsAlMagyar

M.S.A. Committees


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Detroit Gun Club Al Magyar (248) 299-4392

Detroit Sportsman’s Congress Pete Pantalena (810) 731-6484

Flat River Conservation Club Tiffany Rummel (616) 835-5756

Genesee Sportmans’s Club George Gilliam, Jr. (810) 687-5732

Grand Blanc Huntsman’s Len Smith (248) 884-4257 Grayling Sportsman’s Club Pat Trombley (989) 344-9308

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North Ottawa Rod & Gun Club Dave Scott (616) 638-6815

Reed City Sportsman’s Club Richard Nethers (989) 433-5868

Rockford Sportsman’s Club Dan Vincent (616) 490-4067

Saginaw Gun Club Jim Moll (989) 245-8075

Wayne County Sportsman’s Club Dave Pratt (734) 728-8144

West Walker Sportsmans Club Rick Zandstra (616) 204-6240


2010 Zone 3 Championships

Continued on page 8

by Trish Magyar

Nearly 80 contestants from Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia went at it over two-and-a-half days to determine who the top shooter in Zone 3 was.

The weather covered the full spectrum… Friday afternoon was in the mid/upper 80s with (by Michigan standards) ab-normally high humidity, flat gray skies, and breezy condi-tions. No one was able to post a perfect score posted in Doubles event, but three 99s shot-off. Brent “I’m leavin’ on a jet plane” Edwards was the first to miss, so off he went to his grandmother’s 90 birthday party in Tennessee. Four stations later, Dave Star-rett bested Howie Bailey for the Championship. Class winners were: Jim Roussel (AAA); Fred Tschantz (AA); Gary Lowe (A); Bill Wainscott (B); Todd Carlson (C); and Greg Pike (D). Lady Champion was Trish Magyar; Sub-Junior Champion, Jared Davenport; and Junior Cham-pion Akshay Verma.

Saturday’s conditions were warmer and more humid than Friday, but (thankfully?) there was virtually no wind. Ex-pectations were high, given the great shooting conditions. Everyone put forth their best effort, producing seven perfect scores in the 12 gauge and six in the 20 gauge. Among the 20 Gauge 100’s was Sub-Junior

12 Gauge - Roussel Wins, Moore, R-UP, and Acosta 3rd.

20 Gauge - Grates Wins, Tschantz, R-UP, and Pollister 3rd.


Jared Davenport, with his first ever – way to go, Jared! Jim Roussel emerged the victor after only seven stations, with Jeff Moore, Runner-up and Gus-tavo Acosta, 3rd. Howie Bailey (AAA), Dave Schiebel (AA), Gary Gorrell (A), Tim McLane (B), Jim Moll (C), Bill Crawford (D) and Dick Schroeder (E) were at the top of their classes. Lady Champion was Sue Huszai; Sub-Junior Champion, Robert Yaryan; and Junior Champion, Akshay Verma. When all was said and done with the 20 gauge shoot-off (it took a mere FOUR stations to produce the win-ner), Kurt Grates emerged the Champion, with Fred Tschantz in the Runner-up spot, and Ray Pollister 3rd. Al Magyar topped AAA; Larry Israel, AA; Gary Gorrell, A; Jared Davenport, B and Sub-Junior Champion; Todd Carlson, C; and Sam Donnelly, D. Lady Champion was Sue Huszai, and Junior Champion, Akshay Verma. After the first two events, there were two con-tenders perfect: Kurt Grates and Fred Tschantz.

Sunday the humidity sub-sided, with scattered clouds but with the threat of thun-derstorms, which ultimately stopped the shooting in the afternoon as we waited out a couple of weather cells with lightning striking all around. When it was time for shoot-offs,

2010 Zone 3 ChampionshipsContinued from page 7

Continued on page 9

28 Gauge - Starrett Wins, Grates, R-UP, and Roussel 3rd.

410 Event - Burgan shoots 1st 100 and Wins, Acosta R-UP, and Bailey 3rd.


the wind picked up a couple of notches making for some dicey conditions. Four 100’s in the 28 Gauge headed for the shoot-off field... Dave Starrett took the Championship in five stations, with Kurt Grates Runner-up and Jim Roussel, 3rd. Howie Bailey was AAA1; Gustavo Acosta, AA1; Jeff Moore, A1; Mark Edwards, B1; Bill Crawford, C1; and Jerry Barefoot, D1. Robert Yaryan was Sub-Junior Cham-pion; Akshay Verma, Junior Champion; and Trish Magyar, Lady Champion. With one event remaining, there was only one shooter still perfect – Kurt Grates.

Despite the interruption in shooting, one shooter was able to come through the “baby bore” unscathed... Dan Burgan, from Kentucky, shot his first ever 100 in ANY gun in the .410! Nice shooting, Dan! There were no 99s, so the 98s headed for the shoot-off field to determine the remaining two positions on the podium. Gustavo Acosta won the battle to take the Runner-up position over Howie Bailey, 3rd and Fred Tschantz, AAA1. The remaining class top honors went to Larry Israel (AA); Ray Pollis-ter (A); Greg Mahalak (B); Todd Carlson (C) and Sam Donnelly (D). Trish Magyar was Lady Champion; Robert Yaryan, Sub-Junior Champion; and Akshay Verma, Junior Champion.

Continued from page 8

Doubles Event - Starrett Wins, Bailey, R-UP, and Edwards 3rd.

HOA goes to Acosta, Grates is R-UP.


Continued on page 11


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In the High Over All event Gustavo Acosta and Kurt Grates shot-off 396s, with Acosta the victor. Gary Gorrell was alone in Third place with a 395. Only one other shoot-off were re-quired to determine the remain-ing class winners: Fred Tschantz (AAA); Jeff Moore (AA); Jim Roussel (A); Greg Mahalak (B); Jim Moll (C); and Richard Rine (D). Sue Huszai was Lady Champion; Robert Yaryan, Sub-Junior Champion; and Akshay Verma, Junior Champion. In the High All Around, Fred Tschantz won his shoot-off for Champion in a shoot-off of 492’s over Howie Bailey (Runner-up); Dave Starrett was Third. Class honors went to Jeff Moore (AA), Ray Pollister (A), Dan Burgan (B), Jerry Martin (C), and Dick Schroeder (D).

Scott Behnke, his Assistant Manager, Danny, and their reli-able Detroit Gun Club crew and referees, once again, performed to perfection. Chef Lori, and her very capable waitresses (Jessica and Jenny) and kitchen staff (Janine and Greg) served up a superb dinner Saturday night of grilled pork tenderloin, rice pilaf and grilled vegetables, and also made sure that no one went hungry (or thirsty!) for the entire weekend with an amaz-ing menu that would rival some

of the finest restaurants. Ann Hampton, as always, greeted the shooters with a cheery smile, and with her helpers, Kathy and Sue, made sure the scores were promptly posted and the shoot-off sheets ready to go when

Continued from page 9


Jared Davenport shoots 1st 100 ever in 20 Gauge!

Dan Burgan shoots 1st 100 ever in .410.

the last shot was fired. Special thanks also go to the NSSA for their $1,000 donation for the HOA event. We look forward to next year’s Zone shoot, which will be held at St. Joe’s Conser-vation Club in Fort Wayne, IN.



It was a beautiful weekend! Motor homes and Trailers began to arrive mid-week and by Friday, August 27, 2010, at Detroit Gun Club, Scott Behnke had prepared for the annual gathering of the flocks. The day was beautiful with sun and blue skies, even Mr. MotorState, Al Magyar, couldn’t remember a more beautiful weekend. Winds and rain had become a regular at the State shoot in frequent years. But this year would go down in the books as “simply marvelous.”

Friday started out with the Doubles event and out to the fields they went. The shoot-offs were many in this event but only one perfect score could be found. Howie Bailey’s 100 took the event with runner-up going to Bob O’Brien with his 99 and Duane Lamley took 3rd with his 97. The AAA winner in this gun was David Scott and AAA2 went to Dave Schiebel. We generally give out awards to the 5th place at the State Shoot and so here they are: the AA’s went to Ray Pollister; Denny Tanis; Brent Edwards; Pat Darga; and Rich Curlett. A’s were: John Fournier; Jim Militello; Dean Rossman; Pete Pantalena; and Pat Wusthoff. B’s were won by: Bill Brown; Tom Holton; Jeff Strauss; Ed Bowker; and Bob Pantier. C’s went to Matt Glynn; Jeffrey Rimer; George Mayhak; Todd Carlson; and Richard Schroeder. D’s came in this

Rossman takes HOA at the Michigan State Shoot

by Jane Carpenter

Bailey wins Doubles, O’Brien is Runner-up, and Lamley takes 3rd.

Magyar wins 410 Event, Fournier is Runner-up, and Scott takes 3rd.

order: Richard Montel; Chris-tina Baning; Steven Naylor; Sam Donnelly; and Kent Dolmyer.

Congratulations to all of the Concurrent Event winners.

They are listed on the following pages.

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Michigan State ShootContinued from page 12Doubles

Sub-junior Champ Jeffrey Rimer 90Sub-junior Runner-up Justin Broecker 76Sub-junior 3rd Garrett Curlett 70Junior Champ Edward Bowker 92Junior Runner-up Nick Sage 92Junior 3rd Kyle Wierzbicki 90Collegiate Champ Matthew Glynn 92Collegiate Runner-up Matthew Savolainen 91TS Champ Brent Edwards 95TS Runner-up Pietro Pantalena 94TS 3rd Ryan O’Leary 87Sub-Sub-Senior Champ John Fournier 96Sub-Sub-Senior R.U. Ray Pollister 96Sub-Sub- Senior 3rd David Scott 95Sub-Senior Champ Howie Bailey 100Sub-Senior Runner-up Bob O’Brien 99Sub-Senior 3rd Dean Rossman 95Senior Champ Jim Militello 96Senior Runner-up Pat Wusthoff 94Senior 3rd Bill Brown 94Veteran Champ Russ Miller 90Veteran Runner-up Roger Day 90Veteran 3rd Jim Devroye 88Senior Veteran Champ Oliver Heth 84Lady Champ I Loraine Malloy 93Lady Champ II Christina Baning 88Retired Military Champ Bob Pantier 94Ret. Military Runner-up Ed Howe 90Retired Military 3rd Richard Montel 90Parent/Child E. Bowker/E. BowkerHusband/Wife Champs R. Day/S. Day5 man Champs Bailey, Scott, Fournier, Pollister

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Michigan State ShootContinued from page 13

The winds stayed away and not a sprinkle of rain was in site. The .410 event brought no perfect scores. Al Magyar took this championship with a 99 after a shoot-off with John Fournier who came in runner-up. Dave Scott took 3rd place after a shoot-off with Dean Rossman. The AAA’s were as follows: Dean Rossman; Howie Bailey; and Brent Edwards. Mike Kremski took AA1 followed by: George Gilliam; Doug Keister; Pat Wusthoff; and Matt Savolainen. A1 was won by Chester Kowalski, followed by: Pete Pantalena; Ray Pollister; Trish Magyar and Doug Haines. B1 went to Edward Bowker followed by: Ken Cochran; Jim Frounfelter; Bill Brown and Ross Szarenski. C1 was taken by Tom Holton followed by: Russ Miller; Matt Glynn; Kent Dolmyer and Fred Sunderman. D1 was Mary Jo Birka (our new crossover shooter from sport-ing clays); Ted Maynard; Alan Popp; Bill Primeau and Judy Wusthoff.

Friday night brought a dinner for the shooters of Debbie’s famous Burgers, Breasts, Brats and Beer! Friends gathered inside and around the campfire and the day was over.

.410 Bore

Sub-junior Champ Jeffrey Rimer 90Sub-junior Runner-up Garrett Curlett 65Junior Champ Edward Bowker 97Junior Runner-up Nick Sage 91Junior 3rd Kyle Wierzbicki 85Collegiate Champ Matthew Savolainer 94Collegiate Runner-up Matthew Glynn 92TS Champ Pietro Pantalena 97TS Runner-up Brent Edwards 95TS 3rd Jason Pfeffer 92Sub-Sub-Senior Champ John Fournier 99Sub-Sub-Senior R.U. David Scott 98Sub-Sub- Senior 3rd Ray Pollister 97Sub-Senior Champ Al Magyar 99

Cass City Boys

Nick Sage shoots his first 100 at the State Shoot!

Ryan O’Leary wins his first State Championship--28 Gauge, Magyar is Runner-up, and Rossman takes 3rd.


Sub-Senior Runner-up Dean Rossman 98Sub-Senior 3rd Howie Bailey 97Senior Champ Chester Kowalski 97Senior Runner-up Doug Haines 95Senior 3rd Pat Wusthoff 94Veteran Champ Russ Miller 93Veteran Runner-up Roger Day 90Veteran 3rd Jim Devroye 86Senior Veteran Champ Oliver Heth 76Lady Champ I Trish Magyar 96Lady Champ II Mary Jo Birka 93Retired Military Champ Trish Magyar 96Ret. Military Runner-up Ed Howe 93Retired Military 3rd Kent Dolmyer 87Parent/Child D. Savolainen/M. SavolainenHusband/Wife Champs P. Wusthoff/J. Wusthoff5 man Champs Fournier, Pollister, Bailey, Scott


Michigan’s Best -- 2010 ALL STATE TEAM!! Scott, Edwards, Nelson, Fournier, Bailey, Magyar, Schiebel, Gilliam and Wusthoff. Missing: Grates

STATE 12 GAUGE TEAM: Trish Magyar, Gregory Mahalak, and Ray Pollister. Missing: Ewers and Schultz.

STATE 20 GAUGE TEAM: Ulbrich, Cochran, Malloy, O’Brien, and Sykes.

Saturday started out absolutely beautiful and that was the way the day would stay. We finally saw a few more 100’s from this grand array of shooters. Saturday started off with the 28 gauge event and we saw a very first 100 for Nick Sage. Congratulations Nick! Ryan O’Leary took the championship after a shoot-off with Al Magyar, Dean Rossman, Dave Schiebel and Nick Sage. Shoot-offs abounded and the results were: Run-ner-up, Al Magyar; Event 3rd, Dean Rossman. AAA1 was Brent Edwards with the other AAA’s following: Dave Schiebel; Howie Bailey; Dave Scott and Ray Pal-lister. AA’s were John Fournier; Glenn Ulbrich; Ken Cochran; Pat Darga and Mike Kremski. A’s went to Trish Magyar; Pete Pantalena; Dave Ruokolainen; Jim Sykes and Lauren Best. B winners were Nick Sage; Doug Haines; Edward Bowker; Frank Pantalena and Ross Szarenski. C’s were won by Kyle Wierzbicki; Kent Dolmyer; John Klida; Mary Jo Birka and Joe Yamin. D’s went to Gene Swanson; Fred Sunderman; Oliver (Bob) Heth; Bill Primeau and Sharon Barefoot.


28 Gauge

Sub-junior Champ Jeffrey Rimer 92Sub-junior Runner-up Garrett Curlett 81Junior Champ Nick Sage 100 Junior Runner-up Edward Bowker 97Junior 3rd Kyle Wierzbicki 96Collegiate Champ Matthew Savolainen 95Collegiate Runner-up Matthew Glynn 94TS Champ Ryan O’Leary 100TS Runner-up Brent Edwards 100TS 3rd Pietro Pantalena 98Sub-Sub-Senior Champ John Fournier 99Sub-Sub-Senior R.U. David Ruokolainen 98Sub-Sub- Senior 3rd David Scott 98Sub-Senior Champ Al Magyar 100Sub-Senior Runner-up Dean Rossman 100Sub-Senior 3rd Glenn Ulbrich 99Senior Champ Doug haines 98Senior Runner-up Kent Dolmyer 96Senior 3rd Pat Wusthoff 95Veteran Champ Jim Devroye 93Veteran Runner-up Russ Miller 93Veteran 3rd Gene Swanson 90Senior Veteran Champ Oliver Heth 88Lady Champ I Trish Magyar 98Lady Champ II Mary Jo Birka 92Retired Military Champ Trish Magyar 98Ret. Military Runner-up Kent Dolmyer 96Retired Military 3rd Ed Howe 96Parent/Child J. Glynn/M. GlynnHusband/Wife Champs P. Wusthoff/J. Wusthoff5 man Champs Fournier, Pollister, Bailey, Scott

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STATE 28 GAUGE TEAM: Pavlack, Hinternish, Howe, and Pratt. Missing: Keister.

STATE .410 TEAM: Smith, McGinnis, Day, and Pantalena.Missing: Kowalski.

STATE DOUBLES TEAM: Adam, Curlett, Pepper, Savolainen, and Strauss.




Saturday night at the State Shoot is always special with many awards given out. This is also the night that we normally do the Hall of Fame Induction Cer-emony when we have a candidate to enter the Hall of Fame. Unfortunately, this year there was no candidate for induction.

After our dinner and all the fixins, no one is able to move, so the festivities start. We started our awards by giving out those won in shooting on Friday and Saturday. These were followed by several First 100’s certificates and our All State Team Awards. The day ended with friends gathering to discuss the days events and some of us partied into the night. Several different clubs gathered and invited the “Yoopers” down to the “Trailer Trash City” and a great time was had by all.

Sunday arrived once again with beautiful sunshine and hot temps. Another great day was underway. The 20 gauge event is shot on Saturday and Sunday and brought only six perfect scores. Out to the field they went for shoot-offs. The 100’s were shot by John Fournier; Dave Scott; Mike Kremski; Al Magyar; Dean Rossman and Duane Lamley. When the smoke cleared the results were: Fournier, Event Champ; Scott, Runner-up; Kremski, Event 3rd. The AAA’s went as follows: Al Magyar; Ray Pollister; Brent Edwards; George Gilliam, Jr. and Howie Bailey. AA’s were Dean Rossman; Duane Lamley; David Pratt; Dave Schiebel and Ryan O’Leary. A’s went to Larry Crites; Dave Ruokolainen; Trish Magyar; Ed Howe and Tom Holton. B’s were: Greg Mahalak; Ron Snider; Loraine Malloy; Kyle Wierzbicki and Terry (Duck) Sprowl. C’s went to: Jeffrey Rimer; Mary Jo Birka; Mark Ed-wards; Jim Devroye and George Mayhak. D’s were taken by Judy Wusthoff; Shane Holton; Gene Swan-son; Sharon Day and Fred Sunderman.

2010 STATE Concurrent HOAs-- Carlson, Massman, Edwards, Rimer, Bowker, Bowker, Snider and Carpenter. Missing Fawcett and Heth.

2010 STATE First 100s.

More First 100s.



20 Gauge

Sub-junior Champ Jeffrey Rimer 97Sub-junior Runner-up Justin Broecker 89Sub-junior 3rd Garrett Curlett 82Junior Champ Edward Bowker 96 Junior Runner-up Kyle Wierzbicki 95Junior 3rd Shane Holton 91Collegiate Champ Matthew Savolainen 97Collegiate Runner-up Matthew Glynn 93TS Champ Brent Edwards 99TS Runner-up Ryan O’Leary 99TS 3rd Jason Pfeffer 95Sub-Sub-Senior Champ John Fournier 100Sub-Sub-Senior R.U. David Scott 100Sub-Sub- Senior 3rd David Rukolainen 99Sub-Senior Champ Dean Rossman 100Sub-Senior Runner-up Duane Lamley 100Sub-Senior 3rd Al Magyar 100 Senior Champ Pat Wusthoff 97Senior Runner-up Russ Morgan 96Senior 3rd Chester Kowalski 96Veteran Champ Russ Miller 94Veteran Runner-up Jim Devroye 94Veteran 3rd Roger Day 91Senior Veteran Champ Oliver Heth 85Lady Champ I Trish Magyar 99Lady Champ II Mary Jo Birka 96Retired Military Champ Trish Magyar 99Ret. Military Runner-up Ed Howe 98Retired Military 3rd Ron Snider 96Parent/Child J. Rimer/J. Rimer Husband/Wife Champs P. Wusthoff/J. Wusthoff5 man Champs Fournier, Pollister, Bailey, Scott

Tom Pavlack wins Lou Raden Award for 9th time.

Look at all those “Yoopers.”

Judy Wusthoff Serenades the Campers (some of us sang along).



Michigan has an unusual event for the 12 gauge teams. We call it the “Friendship Teams” and we are matched by averages so that each team has an equal chance of winning. This is also great for meet-ing and shooting with folks from all over the state that you may not have previously known. A great experience for all involved! Our winning team this year consisted of: Dave Ruokolainen, Bill Primeau, Jeff DeSano and Duane Lamley with a phantom score from a missing shooter. They shot 483/500.

The 12 gauge event brought us only three 100’s. Heading for the fields were Trish Magyar, Don Nelson and Dave Scott. When the smoke cleared it was Trish as Event Champ. We haven’t had a lady champion in many years so the roar could be heard in Alaska when she shot her last target. GO GIRL! Nelson was Runner-up and Scott took 3rd. AAA1 went to Mike Kremski; AAA2 to Brent Edwards; AAA3 to Howie Bailey; AAA4 to Al Magyar and AAA5 to George Gilliam, Jr. AA1 was Duane Lam-ley; AA2, Ray Pollister; AA3, Dave Ewers; AA4, Dean Rossman; AA5, Rich Curlett. A1 went to John McGinnis; A2 to Ryan O’Leary; A3 to Glenn Ul-brich; A4 to Doug Haines; and A5, Len Smith. B1 went to Dan Hankinson; B2 to Peter Pantalena; B3 to Jeff Strauss; B4 to Greg Mahalak and B5 to Mike Pepper. C1 went to Jeff DeSano; C2 to Alan Popp; C3 to Jim Devroye; C4 to Jeffrey Rimer; and C5 to Hunter Derenski. D1 went to Bill Primeau; D2 to George Mayhak; D3 to Judy Wusthoff; D4 to Bill Crawford; D5 to Kent Dolmyer. E1 was taken by Murray Hollingshead; E2 by Richard Schroeder; E3 Bill Richardson; E4 by Justin Broecker and E5 by Gene Swanson.

Fournier wins 20 Gauge, Scott wins Runner-up and Kremski takes 3rd.

Trish Magyar wins 12 Gauge, Nelson wins Runner-up and Scott takes 3rd.

Rossman wins HOA, Scott takes Runner-up and Magyar takes 3rd.Continued on page 20



12 Gauge

Sub-junior Champ Jeffrey Rimer 95Sub-junior Runner-up Justin Broecker 88Sub-junior 3rd Garrett Curlett 77Junior Champ Nick Sage 96 Junior Runner-up Hunter Derenski 95Junior 3rd Shane Holton 94Collegiate Champ Matthew Savolainen 96Collegiate Runner-up Matthew Glynn 94TS Champ Brent Edwards 99TS Runner-up Ryan O’Leary 98TS 3rd Pietro Pantalena 97Sub-Sub-Senior Champ David Scott 100Sub-Sub-Senior R.U. Ray Pollister 99Sub-Sub- Senior 3rd John Fournier 97Sub-Senior Champ John McGinnis 99Sub-Senior Runner-up Dan Hankinson 99Sub-Senior 3rd Duane Lamley 99Senior Champ Pat Wusthoff 98Senior Runner-up Doug Haines 97Senior 3rd Len Smith 97Veteran Champ Jim Devroye 96Veteran Runner-up Roger Day 94Veteran 3rd Russ Miller 93Senior Veteran Champ Oliver Heth 85Lady Champ I Trish Magyar 100Lady Champ II Christina Baning 93Retired Military Champ Trish Magyar 100Ret. Military Runner-up Ed Howe 97Retired Military 3rd Ron Snider 94Parent/Child J. Glynn/M. GlynnHusband/Wife Champs P. Wusthoff/J. Wusthoff5 man Champs Bailey, Scott, Fournier, Pollister

Scott wins HAA, Fournier wins Runner-up and Rossman takes 3rd.

Winning Friendship Team: Duane Lamley, Dave Ruokolainen, Bill Primeau and Jeff DeSano (483 x 500)


Congratulations to Dean Rossman on his 396 to take HOA and to Dave Scott on his 491 to take HAA. Great scores on any day!

The HOA scores ran as follows:

Champion Dean Rossman 396Runner-up Dave Scott 3963rd Al Magyar 396AAA1 Brent Edwards 393AAA2 Howie Bailey 388AAA3 George Gilliam 386AA 1 John Fournier 395AA 2 Mike Kremski 393AA 3 Dave Schiebel 387AA 4 Pat Wusthoff 384AA 5 Pat Darga 377A 1 Ray Pollister 393A 2 Trish Magyar 393A 3 Pietro Pantalena 389A 4 Dave Ewers 388A 5 Ryan O’Leary 387B 1 Ross Szarenski 381B 2 Nick Sage 381B 3 Michael Pepper 380B 4 Tom Holton 379B 5 John Massman 379C 1 Alan Popp 372C 2 Jim Devroye 369C 3 Kent Dolmyer 365C 4 Kyle Wierzbicki 364C 5 Frank Pantalena 362D 1 Mary Jo Birka 364D 2 Judy Wusthoff 353


Friendship Team Runner-ups

Friendship Team Runner-ups




D 3 Bill Primeau 349D 4 Fred Sunderman 349D 5 Richard Schroeder 345Sub-junior Champ Jeffrey Rimer 374Sub-junior Runner-up ...... Garrett Curlett 305Junior Champ Edward Bowker 382 Junior Runner-up Nick Sage 381Junior 3rd Kyle Wierzbicki 364Collegiate Champ Matthew Savolainen 382Collegiate Runner-up Matthew Glynn 373TS Champ Brent Edwards 393TS Runner-up Pietro Pantalena 389TS 3rd Ryan O’Leary 387Sub-Sub-Senior Champ...... David Scott 396Sub-Sub-Senior R.U. John Fournier 395Sub-Sub- Senior 3rd Ray Pollister 393Sub-Senior Champ Dean Rossman 396Sub-Senior Runner-up...... Al Magyar 396

It was really nice once again to see such a large number of “Yoopers” come down into “Troll” country. As you can see they took their fair share of awards. Thanks for coming so far to compete with your entire state.

The Most Improved Shooter from 2009 to 2010 at the State Shoot was Edward Bowker who went up 26 targets over last

Sub-Senior 3rd Howie Bailey 388Senior Champ Doug Haines 385Senior Runner-up Pat Wusthoff 384Senior 3rd Chester Kowalski 381Veteran Champ Russ Miller 373Veteran Runner-up Jim Devroye 369Veteran 3rd Roger Day 365Senior Veteran Champ...... Oliver Heth 334Lady Champ I Trish Magyar 393Lady Champ II Mary Jo Birka 364Retired Military Champ...... Trish Magyar 393Ret. Military Runner-up ...... Ed Howe 384Retired Military 3rd Kent Dolmyer 365Parent/Child D. Savolainen/M/ SavolainenHusband/Wife Champs...... P. Wusthoff/J. Wusthoff5 man Champs Fournier, Pollister, Bailey, Scott

year. From 356 to 382. Congrat-ulations Edward!

We need to send a few words of thanks here to Scott Behnke, Debbie Behnke and their great crews who gave us a great week-end. They worked over and above the normal and al-ways give us a wonderful week-end and a wonderful shoot!

Also, our deepest thanks to

the State Shoot Committee for a job well done. They are Trish Magyar, Chair; Brent Edwards, Loraine Malloy, Dave Scott and Scott Behnke, Chief Referee. I hope you were there for the great time. If you weren’t, you missed a lot of fun. We’ll look for you next year, you could go away a Champion! Just ask Trish!


B-K Cup Prelim & Doubles

Once again, Scott Behnke and his dedicated staff not only come up with a new theme, but always seem top the previ-ous year’s performance at the Kasle Family Charity Shoot... Friday’s conditions were near perfect – sunny, blue skies and a light wind. Surprisingly, there were only three perfect score in the Friday morning prelimi-nary B-K Cup event; the 74’s took the next five spots, and the remaining two spots were determined in a shoot-off of 11 73s after the Doubles event was completed. In the afternoon, ev-eryone took to the fields for the Doubles Event, with two shoot-ers perfect. It only took Mike Schmidt eight pair to capture the Championship over Sam Armstrong, Runner-up. Seven 99s shot-off for Event 3rd, with Craig Parsons claiming his spot

by Trish Magyar

12 Gauge Winners

on the podium; Howie Bailey took AAA1, Dave Thompson AA1 and Akshay Verma A1 and Junior Champion. Other class winners were: John McGinnis

(B); Jim Caputo (C) and Mark Edwards (D). Trish Magyar was Lady Champion.



12 & 28 GaugeSaturday dawned with over-

cast skies and a light rain for the morning flights; scatter clouds mid-day. Fourteen shooters managed to post 100’s in the 12 Gauge Event. Three made it through the first two boxes of the shoot-off; Marc-Andre Jodoin, Wayne Mayes and Craig Parsons. Wayne missed in the 3rd box, settling for 3rd. Jodoin missed the first time on four in the 4th box, but Parsons was un-able to close the deal. However, the next time on four he did not let the opportunity slip away again, claiming the Champion-ship over Jodoin, Runner-up. The top finishers in class were George Lehr (AAA); Ian Smin-gler (AA); Shane O’Brien (A); Jim Sykes (B); Bob Refice (C), Richard Rine (D); and Sharon Barefoot (E). Gayle Osborne was Lady Champion and Aaron Johnson, Junior Champion. Six went straight in the afternoon’s 28 Gauge Event, with Chuck Isaac the Champion after four pair. The Runner-up and Third shoot-off continued into the next box with Rick Lawry Runner-up over Pat Wustoff. Class honors went to Sam Armstrong (AAA); Pat Darga (AA); Scott Sobiegray (A); John Massman (B); Jason Baldwin (C); and Jerry Barefoot (D). Trish Magyar was Lady Champion, and Akshay Verma, Junior Champion. The end of the first day saw only one indi-vidual 200 straight – Marc Val-

2010 Kasle Family Charity ShootContinued from page 23

20 Gauge Winners

28 Gauge WinnersContinued on page 25


lencourt. However, there were five shooters only down one target, and another seven down two. Now that the routine mat-ters were taken care of, we could get on with the show!

Kill All the Golfers!The B-K Cup, which was

previously the Walker Cup, debuted ten years ago with the idea of putting some fun back into competitive skeet shoot-ing. Each year has had a differ-ent theme… WWF; Rock Stars; West-Side Story (Sharks vs Jets); NFL (AFC vs NFC); Heroes and Villains; NASCAR; Professional Rodeo; Pirates; the Olympics; and Woodstock. Lauren Best and Roger Kasle are the cur-rent sponsors, hence the “B-K Cup”, of the 75-bird .410 Event 6, in which the top ten shooters compete for a beautiful Water-ford Crystal trophy filled to the brim with cash. But, as you will see, the shoot-off isn’t conduct-ed under the “normal” rules. This year’s theme was “Puller Shack” taking cues from the movie Caddy Shack. The show opened with the theme music from the movie and a rather large gopher (John Fournier in full costume) running around. Carl, the greens keeper (Robert Paxton), opened with a mono-logue about the importance of a well-groomed course that kept the audience in stitches… something about his own spe-cial blend of grass. Then the gopher got the better of him


.410 Event Winners

HOA Winners


and he unleashed an explosion to rid his course of the gopher once and for all, which ignited the fireworks display. The ten finalists, dressed in plus-fours and argyle, “addressed” the first station with a lot of whopping and hollering from the crowd. Each one had their caddy to carry their gun and advise them on how to best approach the shot. Our “on-the-course” com-mentary was provided by Judge Smails (Billy Ray Suggs) and Al Czervik (Mike Kremski in Rod-ney Dangerfield’s role), which kept the audience and competi-tors laughing. Flash targets are used, to add to the excitement for the spectators. For those who don’t know, the B-K Cup is not like any other shoot-off you will ever witness… there’s music blaring, the crowd heckling, and the commentators interrupt-ing to question the shooters on what they are going to do on the next shot or what they did on the last! (We have club mem-bers who aren’t even registered shooters that come out each year to watch this event; it’s no wonder that DGC has a reputa-tion for treating everyone to a great time!) Given the crowd participation, it’s no surprise the competitors, one by one, quickly bogeyed… Wayne Mayes emerged as the Champion for his second trip to the podium (some may recall that he made a pretty cute little pirate his first time).



B-K Cup Finalists

B-K Cup Winner Wayne Mayes--His Caddy Linda -- Lauren Best and the Gopher


20 Gauge & .410For Sunday’s events, the

weather was what fall in Michi-gan is all about… a beautiful day; cool in the morning with partial clouds, warming in the afternoon and mostly sunny. There were 21 100s posted in the 20 Gauge Event, but only five managed to make it through the first box, with Jim Sykes eking out 3rd place late in the 2nd box. Kurt Grates and Ian Smingler went into the third box with Grates the victor over Smingler, Runner-up. Top class finishers were: Armstrong (AAA); Billy Williams (AA); Don Nelson (A); Doug Keister (B), Vickie Rogers (C) and Tom Schnur (D). Lady Champ was Gayle Osborne and Junior Champion, once again, Verma. Two perfect scores were posted in the .410 event – Michael Blades and John “I think I’ll stick with my release trigger” Herkowitz, even though it only took two stations for Blades to win the Champion-ship. Seven 99s fought it out for the remaining spot on the podi-um, with Mike Schmidt claiming 3rd. Chuck Isaac (AAA); Mike Stewart (AA); Pete Pantalena (A); John Massman (B); Loraine Malloy (C) and Tom Schnur (D) rounded out the class winners, with Verma the Junior Cham-pion and Ellie Hawthorne Lady Champion.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Scott Behnke and his Detroit Gun Club crew outdid them-selves, again, at this year’s Kasle Family Charity Shoot. Without the support of our sponsors Roger and Matt Kasle; Lauren Best and John Haugh, this event, the attendant show and cash donation to the Alzheimer As-sociation would not be possible. Once again, a grand time was had by all at the best gun club in the country. Untold thanks go to all our sponsors for their gen-erous support and donations; Scott Behnke and his assistant manager, Danny, for a great job of ensuring the targets flew true; the excellent referees for keeping their thumbs on the buttons and giving the targets to us when we called for them; Chef Lori, her kitchen staff (Janine and Greg) and waitresses (Angie, Jessica and Jenny), who made sure that no one went hungry (or thirsty!);


Carl the Grounds Keeper!!

High Over All & High All Around

When all was said and done, Sam Armstrong and John Herkowitz were in with 398s for the HOA Championship. A full round of doubles, total score, is used to determine the Champion. Herkowtz missed on the 6th pair, but pulled even after Armstrong missed on the 10th pair. However, a miss by Herk on the final pair settled it all, with Armstrong hitting his pair and claiming the HOA title. Six 397s battled it out for the remaining spot on the podium, with Smingler the winner on the fourth pair. Class winners were Schmidt (AAA); Blades (AA); Sykes (A); Massman (B); and Malloy (C). Huszai was Lady HOA Champion. In the HAA event Armstrong was alone with a high score of 498, followed by Schmidt (AAA); Andy Spooner (AA); Pat Darga (A); John Mc-Ginnis (B); and Loraine Malloy (C).



ToAllM.S.A.Members:

OnthenextpageisanapplicationinformationsheetfornominatingcandidatestoourM.S.A.HallofFame.WewillputthisformintheNovemberissueofthispublicationeachyearforyourconvenience.

Evenifyouhavenominatedsomeoneinthepast,pleasedosoagainusingthisform.

OnceyouhavefilledouttheformreturntoanyHall–of-FameCommitteepersonlistedbelow:

1)AlMagyar,Chair2)TomPavlack3)DaveSchiebel4)GeorgeGilliam,President

Taketimetolookoverthisapplication.Remembertostudythecriteriacloselyandtofillintheformcompletely.ThisisyouropportunitytotakepartinyourHall-of-Fame.TheapplicantschosenareinstalledattheAwardsBanquetonSaturdayNightoftheStateShoot.


and our shoot staff Ann (yes, she has come out of retirement to run a number of our shoots) and Kathy, who greeted the shooters with cheery smiles, did an out-standing job making sure the scores were promptly posted and the shoot-off sheets ready to go after the last shot was fired. Thank you one and all!

One final word… If you have never been to Detroit Gun Club, I urge you put us on your schedule for next year. The Morrissey Motor State, which put the “motor” back in Motor State with a classic car show dur-ing the shoot this year, will be held July 7-10th, and the Kasle Family Charity Shoot will be held September 16-18th. Plan now to attend either or both – we hope to see you here!


CANDIDATE INFORMATION SHEET FOR M.S.A. HALLOF FAME

TheM.S.A.HallofFamehastwocategoriesunderwhichnomineesmaybeconsidered;ShootingAchieve-mentsandSustainingContributions(ChetCritesServiceAward).CandidatesshouldbesubmittedtotheM.S.A.HallofFameCommitteeforconsideration.NomineesmusthavebeenresidentsoftheStateofMichiganandM.S.A.members,ingoodstanding,foratleast10years.Theymustbe50yearsofageorolder,orhavewonaWorldShootOpenTitle,orhavehadtheirshootingcareerinterruptedbyanuntimelydeathordisablement.TheCommitteewillselect,inanygivenyear,nomorethantwonomineesforShootingAchievement,and

onefortheChetCritesServiceAward.Ifanomineeisnotselected,his/hernamewillbeconsideredagaininthefuture.

NOMINEESTATISTICS:

NameofCandidate M.S.A.#

Address N.S.S.A.#

City State Zip DateofBirth

Yearfirstregisteredtargetswereshot Yearlastregisteredtargetswereshot

ThispersonqualifiesforconsiderationintheM.S.A.HallofFamebyreasonof:

ShootingAchievements

ChetCritesServiceAward

SELECTIONCRITERIA:Thefollowingquestionsshouldbeansweredbythepersonmakingthenominationorbythecandidate.Bespecific.

FORSHOOTINGACHIEVEMENTS:1. HowmanytimeshascandidatebeenselectedtoM.S.A.“AllState:Teamor“HighGun”Teams?2. HowmanytimeshascandidatebeenselectedtoanN.S.S.A.AllAmericanTeam(OpenorConcurrent)?3. ListMichiganStateRecordwinsandyears.4. ListimportantwinsbycandidateinN.S.S.A.–State–Zone,andlistyearsofwins.5. Listimportantwinsbycandidateatanymajorshoots.Listyearsofwins.

FORCHETCRITESSERVICEAWARD:1. HascandidateeverbeenelectedMichiganNationalDirectororheldanyofficeintheM.S.A.?Specifyyearor yearsandwhichoffice/officesheld.2. Listcandidate’scontributiontotheM.S.A.oranycontributionstohelppromoteskeetingeneral.3. Otheraccomplishments–Examples:M.S.A.and/orN.S.S.A.committees,clubofficer,numberofregistered targets.4. Listcandidatesshootingcareerwinsasaskedforunder“ShootingAchievement:classification.

MSANews December 2010302011 SHOOT SCHEDULE

DATE CLUB SHOOT NAME # TARGETS DEC 11 ROCKFORD 4x50 200DEC 12 CASS CITY ELVES’ DAY OFF OPEN 200DEC 12 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTJAN 1 WEST WALKER SPORTS. 4x50 200 JAN 9 CASS CITY BLIZZARD OPEN 200JAN 9 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTFEB 6 DETROIT SPORTSMAN’S SNOWSHOE OPEN (12 & 20) 200FEB 13 CASS CITY COLD TOES OPEN 200FEB 13 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTMAR 6 DETROIT SPORTSMAN’S SHILLELAGH OPEN - 4x50 200MAR 13 CASS CITY LEPRECHAUN OPEN 200MAR 13 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTMAR 20 GRAND BLANC LUCKY IRISH OPEN - 4x50 200MAR 26 GENESEE SPORTSMEN’S (4 GUN-50 TARGET) 200MAR 26 GRAND BLANC SCTP – 12 GaugeAPR 23 SAGINAW GUN CLUB MOPAR OPEN (12 GA) 200APR 9, 10 DETROIT GUN CLUB SPRINGTIME OPEN 500APR 13 WEST WALKER SPORTS. 4x50APR 15,16, 17 DETROIT SPORTSMAN’S CLARK BROWN OPEN 500APR 16 BAY COUNTY 12 & 20 200APR 16, 17 ROCKFORD SPRINGTIME OPEN 500APR 21 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOT APR 23 ISLAND LAKE SCTP APR 23 KCCL DOC RADER SHORT SHOOT 200APR 30, MAY 1 DETROIT GUN CLUB LOU RADEN MEMORIAL 500MAY 7 NORGC DAY BEFORE MOTHER’S DAY-12,20,Dbls. 300MAY 7 GRAYLING SPORTSMAN’S JACK PINE OPEN (5X5O) 250MAY 14 GUN RIVER SPRINGTIME OPEN (12, 20, Dbls) 300MAY 14, 15 GRAND BLANC SPRING OPEN 400MAY 15 FLAT RIVER CONSER. CLUB MAY 17 WAYNE COUNTY DOUBLES MINI SHOOT MAY 19 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTMAY 21 KENT COUNTY SCTP MAY 21, 22 GENESEE SPORTSMENS SHAMROCK OPEN 500JUNE 3, 4, 5 WAYNE COUNTY HAYWOOD OPEN 500JUNE 3, 4, 5 MID-UP SHOOTERS NEGAUNEE OPEN 500JUNE 4, 5 REED CITY YOUTH SHOOT JUNE 11, 12 DETROIT GUN CLUB CHET CRITES OPEN 500JUNE 11, 12 KCCL MARION SHIELDS OPEN 500JUNE 16 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTJUNE 17, 18, 19 NORTH MACOMB DAD’S DAY OPEN 500JUNE 18 GRAYLING AUSABLE OPEN - 5X50 250JUNE 18 NORGC FATHER’S DAY SHOOT -Dbls, 28, 410) 300JUNE 18 DETROIT GUN CLUB SCTP – STATE CHAMPIONSHIPJUNE 21 WAYNE COUNTY .410 GAUGE MINI SHOOTJUNE 25, 26 BAY COUNTY BUDWEISER OPEN 500JUNE 25, 26 KCCL W. MICH JR. SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP-12 & 20JUL 1,2,3 GENESEE PAUL SCHIAPACCASSE OPEN 500JULY 7,8,9 DETROIT GUN CLUB MOTOR STATE 500


2011 SHOOT SCHEDULE

DATE CLUB SHOOT NAME # TARGETS

JULY 9,10 REED CITY GREAT NORTHERN OPEN 500JULY 15,16,17 SAGINAW GUN CLUB DELTA OPEN 500JULY 19 WAYNE COUNTY 28 GAUGE MINI SHOOTJULY 20 WEST WALKER SPORTS. 4x50JULY 21 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTJULY 23, 24 GRAND BLANC 400JULY 29,30,31 NORGC U.S. COAST GUARD 500JULY 29,30,31 GENESEE SHAMROCK MID MICH OPEN 500

AUG 6 GUN RIVER SUMMERTIME OPEN - 28,410, Dbls. 300AUG 5,6,7 DETROIT SPORTSMEN’S TED HANAFORD/GREAT LAKES OPEN 500AUG 5,6.7 MID-UP SHOOT YOOPER OPEN 500AUG 16 WAYNE COUNTY 20 GAUGE MINI SHOOTAUG 18 GUN RIVER MINI SHOOTAUG 19,20,21 ROCKFORD WOLVERINE OPEN 500AUG 26,27,28 DETROIT GUN CLUB MICH STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 500SEPT 10 KCCL BILL TEESDALE FALL OPEN - 4X50 200SEPT 10, 11 CASS CITY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS OPEN 500SEPT 10, 11 WAYNE COUNTY FALL OPEN 500SEPT 16,17,18 DETROIT GUN CLUB KASLE FAMILY CHARITY OPEN 500SEPT 17 WEST WALKER 4x50SEPT 20 WAYNE COUNTY 12 GAUGE MINI SHOOTSEPT 24 NORGC DON DEYOUNG 200 – 12 GAUGE 200SEPT 25 FLAT RIVER CONSER. CLUBOCT 1 GRAYLING AUTUMN OPEN - 12, 20, Dbls. 300 OCT 8 ROCKFORD 4x50 200OCT 9 CASS CITY HUNTER’S WARM UP OPEN 200DEC 10 ROCKFORD 4x50 200DEC 11 CASS CITY ELVES’ DAY OFF OPEN 200

TARGETS ONLY

BAY COUNTY Targets Only - MAY- SEPT BY APPT. ONLYGENESEE Targets Only - 5/4 5/11 6/8 7/13 8/10GUN RIVER Targets Only - APRIL – AUG. BY APPT. ONLYKCCL Targets Only -MAY –SEPT. BY APPT. ONLYNORGC Targets Only - AUG – SEPT. BY APPT. ONLYROCKFORD 100-s FIRST WEDNESDAY, MONTHLY, APRIL-SEPT

NSSA NATIONAL SHOOTS

JULY 29,30,31 JR. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – NASHVILLEAUG 12-14 ST. JOE’S CONSERVATION CLUB, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA - ZONE III 500SEPT 8-11 U.S. OPEN – WACO, TEXASSEPT 30-OCT 7 SEPT 10 WORLD SHOOT CHAMPIONSHIPS, National Shooting Complex, San Antonio, TX


Congratulations to all who won an award or titleat the

2010 World Championships!!

Since no one wrote an article on the World Championships held in San Antonio in October, I thought I would congratulate those who were listed on the NSSA website.

Congratulations to all!!

Mini-World

Jerry BarefootBill Crawford

Brent EdwardsKurt GratesAl Magyar

Trish MagyarLoraine Malloy

Main Event

Jerry BarefootBill Crawford

George Gilliam, Jr.Kurt GratesAl Magyar

Trish MagyarLoraine Malloy

Tom PavlackRay Pollister

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