SHOOT RESULTS
THE ELMO MATKINS CLASSIC SHOOT - JUNE 21, 2008
A good turnout showed up today at the Rock for the Elmo Matkins Classic 2008 Shoot. The weather started out great with a little overcast then the sun came out and it got rather warm.
The scores were pretty good! We ran four traps and with the all good help we had, the events ran smoothly and we had a good lunch, seemed like everyone enjoyed the entire day.
Singles – Lonnie Campbell continues to be hot and posted a 99 for Champ. Jeff Galloway took AA, Charlie Rinehart won the flip for A with Scott Hanes, Jim Bray won B with a forfeit over Tom Arthur, Lane Murray won C, and Jackie Roush won D, David Cox took Sub Junior, Chris Shoulars took junior, Natalia Johns took Lady, Roger Shaffer took vet and Elmo Matkins took senior vet.
Handicap – Glenn Brewer won Champ with a blistering 99, Michael Johns won short, Ike Branthwaite won mid, Charley Rinehart won intermediate and Charlie Brown won long. David Cox took Sub Junior, Chris Shoulars took junior, Jackie Roush took Lady, Ted Carwile took vet and Elmo Matkins took senior vet.
Doubles – Jeff Galloway took hi gun, Charlie Brown took AA, Ted Carwile took A, Roger Shaffer took B, Michael Johns took D, and Charley Rinehart took veteran and J C Nunn took senior vet.
HOA – Jeff Galloway will have his name placed on the Elmo Matkins Challenge trophy for 2008!
Singles - 27 shooters
99 - Champ – Lonnie Campbell
98 - AA – Jeff Galloway
97 - A - Charlie Rinehart f/o with Scott Hanes
97 - B –Jim Bray forfeit over Tom Arthur
97 - C – Lane Murray
85 – D – Jackie Roush
66 – SJ – David Cox
91 - Jr - Chris Shoulars
68 – LD – Natalia Johns
95 - Vet – Roger Shaffer
91 - SrVet – Elmo Matkins
Handicap - 26 shooters
99 - HiGun – Glenn Brewer
94 - Short – Michael Johns
95 - Mid – Ike Branthwaite
92 - Int – Charley Rinehart
93 - Long – Charlie Brown
62 – SJ – David Cox
93 - Jr - Chris Shoulars
74 – LD – Jackie Roush
90 - Vet – Ted Carwile
87 - SrVet – Elmo Matlins
Doubles - 11 shooters
98 - TopGun – Jeff Galloway
95 - AA – Charlie Brown
94 - A – Ted Carwile
87 - B – Roger Shaffer
80 - D - Michael Johns
84 - Vet – Charley Rinehart
83 – SrVet – J C Nunn
HOA – Jeff Galloway 285 x 300
Thanks to all who attended and everyone that helped score, load, cooked and cleaned-up!
Tom Cox
RCGC Trap Range Director
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The ELMO MATKINS CLASSIC 2008 Shoot Results & Pix
Hot?
Hot? Lonnie Campbell is on fire and at last report will require fire department tanker trucks on standby while he is shooting.
If you don't know the story here it is in a nutshell. Lonnie came on the scene several months back and started shooting at the Rockingham GC.
He shot in some fun shoots and then I think he joined the ATA. Of course he had a buddy that he shot with a Mr. Martin Carter who is a great shot also. These fellows hang out together at times and hunt and fish together and of course work together also.
Both of these fellows have natural talent when it comes to shooting and they not only compete against each other they compete against the field. I believe Lonnie got his first punch in caps at the Buckhorn GC.
We advised Mr. Campbell to try to get enough targets registered so that he wouldn't have to shoot penalty at the State Shoot. Well, he didn't have enough and wouldn't you know it he got a punch on Sunday for an impressive 96 from the "25 YARD LINE". He also stepped to the line by himself to shootoff for #3 and got-r-done.
Also, Mr. Campbell broke his first 100 straight in singles the day before and followed that with a solid 96 and was only one bird off the "A" Class shootoff with John Lederer and Doug McKinney.
Hey we like to see folks shoot well and we really appreciate his attitude! So, hats off to the new kid on the block and we wish him the best! As for Martin Carter we got to get him back out on the range real soon!
I believe that life is short and you need to shoot while you can see them!
If you don't know the story here it is in a nutshell. Lonnie came on the scene several months back and started shooting at the Rockingham GC.
He shot in some fun shoots and then I think he joined the ATA. Of course he had a buddy that he shot with a Mr. Martin Carter who is a great shot also. These fellows hang out together at times and hunt and fish together and of course work together also.
Both of these fellows have natural talent when it comes to shooting and they not only compete against each other they compete against the field. I believe Lonnie got his first punch in caps at the Buckhorn GC.
We advised Mr. Campbell to try to get enough targets registered so that he wouldn't have to shoot penalty at the State Shoot. Well, he didn't have enough and wouldn't you know it he got a punch on Sunday for an impressive 96 from the "25 YARD LINE". He also stepped to the line by himself to shootoff for #3 and got-r-done.
Also, Mr. Campbell broke his first 100 straight in singles the day before and followed that with a solid 96 and was only one bird off the "A" Class shootoff with John Lederer and Doug McKinney.
Hey we like to see folks shoot well and we really appreciate his attitude! So, hats off to the new kid on the block and we wish him the best! As for Martin Carter we got to get him back out on the range real soon!
I believe that life is short and you need to shoot while you can see them!