Jose Antonio Priego achieved a creditable second place after a tight tie with Gonzalo Garcia Barrio for the top spot on the podium.
In the women’s category, Beatriz Laparra, from Team GB, once again demonstrated that she has no rivals these days, beating the rest of the field, scoring 186 points to Andalusian Jennifer Román (also from Team GB) 176.
In the junior category, Andalusian Fran Rosa (Team GB) comfortably outperformed the rest of the field, earning 184 points.
Juan Gardeazabal did the same in the veteran category with 181 points, and Vidal Castellet, both from Team GB, achieved a score of 156/200.
Great team, thanks a lot!
GB were in attendance at the 46th Australian Sporting Clay National Championships which took place from 21st – 24th November across two shooting grounds, Laang and Timboon FGA in the state of Victoria. Both picturesque grounds had been prepared impeccably with a wide range of challenging targets. Each location was configured with 4 grounds each, with the competitors alternating between Laang and Timboon to shoot 50 targets on each of the four days. The first two days were warm with good shooting conditions whilst the third and fourth days had more wind, providing additional challenges for the competitors.
Many congratulations to GB shooter Blake Nankervis (pictured below) for winning the Scratch/High Gun title using our GB Extreme cartridges. Congratulations also to GB Junior shooter Nate Palubiski for his silver medal in the Junior category and Sub-Junior GB shooter Brody Leigh for his win in the Handicap High Gun.
Many congratulations must also go to Sporting Clays Australia for an excellently organised event.
Jose Antonio Priego achieved a creditable second place after a tight tie with Gonzalo Garcia Barrio for the top spot on the podium. In the women's category, Beatriz Laparra, from Team GB, once again demonstrated that...
GB were in attendance at the 46th Australian Sporting Clay National Championships which took place from 21st – 24th November across two shooting grounds, Laang and Timboon FGA in the state of Victoria. Both picturesque grounds...