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May 14, 2013 Sports
By Franklin Wilson in Barbados……
Heavy mid afternoon showers ensured that the 900 Yards Range was not a possibility on the penultimate day of action at the 2013 edition of the West Indies Fullbore Rifle Shooting Championships being held at the Paragon Ranges, Christ Church, Barbados.
Guyana shot with Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Antigua & Barbuda and the Channel Islands and the only range that the elements above allowed them to shoot was the 500 Yards Range
The Paragon Ranges with all the targets down just the numbers standing yesterday afternoon as a result of heavy rainfall which shortened the afternoon session. Lennox Braithwaite (inset)
and even that range was disrupted for about 30 minutes.
Given the fact that the ranges were complete for the day, no scores were available. Based on reports from the Guyanese shooters, defending reigning Individual Champion Lennox Braithwaite dropped one point at the 500 Yards Range recording a score of 49 Points with 6 V-Bulls.
Ransford Goodluck recorded 48-2, while Dylan Fields and Peter Persaud had similar scores of 47-2.
At the end of the second day of rivalry, the Great Britain shooters were, as expected, large and in charge of proceedings with Braithwaite in charge of proceedings from a Caribbean perspective and well on the way to retaining his title as the King of Individual shooting.
However, it is not over as yet, today’s final day will of course be the defining moment for all. But what is sure according to the experienced shots, the Long Range (900 & 1000 Yards) will separate the men from the boys.
It is anticipated that the day, which will start at 08:00hrs to make up back time that was lost yesterday, will start with the 900 Yards move to 600 Yards then to the 1000 Yards.
Caribbean Rifle shooting points table:
Placing Name 300 600 Day 2 Total Bfwd Grand Total
1 David Luckman 50.9 75.12 125.21 125.2 250.41
2 Jonathan Underwood 50.7 75.9 125.16 125.17 250.33
3 Jane Messer 50.6 74.9 124.15 125.15 249.30
4 David Calvert 50.7 75.8 125.15 124.14 249.29
5 Kim O’Loghlen 50.3 74.7 124.10 125.14 249.24
6 David Rose 50.8 75.1 125.18 123.16 248.34
7 Jonathan Tapster 50.4 73.7 123.11 125.2 248.31
8 James Jeffrey 50.6 74.9 124.15 124.12 248.27
9 Timothy Berry 50.7 74.8 124.15 124.9 248.24
10 Matthew Pozzebon 50.2 75.1 123.12 125.11 248.23
11 Dave Crispin 50.5 74.6 124.11 124.11 248.22
12 Benjamin Emms 50.6 73.9 123.15 124.18 247.33
13 Lennox Braithwaite 49.7 73.8 122.15 125.13 247.33
14 Chris Watson 49.4 74.1 123.14 124.13 247.27
15 Kenneth Cooke 49.6 75.5 124.11 123.14 247.25
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