andy.willett, Author at Guildford & District Gun Club

April 21, 2025April 21, 2025

April 2025

Shoot Report – Peter Saich
The April shoot fell on Easter Sunday so we were expecting a reduced turnout, but it was the highest attendance so far this year with 60 people shooting – Thank you all for your support.
Andy, Matt and the team were all set to start until they noticed how many people were booked in. They realised that there would not be enough clays for the double Battue stand so quickly set up another trap to turn it into a sequence which turned out to be good fun.
There were some other interesting combinations including a very fast driven and of course a pair of Easter Bunnies which looked deceptively easy and ruined a few scorecards.
Top score of the morning and winning A Class was Glen Boxall with 54, but he was only just ahead of Jason Stredwick and one of our newer members – Trevor McCabe who both hit 53. Chris Clark also had a very consistent round and shot 52. Well done to all of you.
There was a clear winner in B Class. John Martin scored 47 to move up to A Class next month. Alan Davis joined us for the first time this year and tied for second place on 44 with Gavin Smith.
In C Class, Nigel Hebburn claimed the Trophy with 40. Jon Watson was second (again) with 38 and Stuart Hulme was third on 36.

Skeet Evenings
We have booked a Skeet range at NCSC Bisley for our exclusive use on Wednesday evenings between 5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. You are welcome to come and join in and even if you have never shot skeet before, we will talk you through it and provide guidance. Cost is £10.50 per round of 25 targets. We usually have time for two rounds each.
If there is sufficient support, we may consider having a monthly competition.

AA	Horrod, J	47
	Oldland, M	44
A	Boxall,G	54	Club
			Cup
	McCabe, T	53
	Stredwick, J	53
	Clark, C	52
	Willett, A	50
	Hargreaves, I	49
	Warrington, R	47
	Saich, Peter	45
	Faulkner, J	44
	Hackett, J	44
	Samuel, C	43
	Blackwell, A	37
B	Martin, J	47	Ron Maynard
			Cup
	Davis, A	44
	Smith, G	44
	Sollick, J	42
	Wells, C	42
	Oakford, J	39
	Wiggins, A	39
	Parish, I	38
	Evans, G	37
	Wells, A	33
	Spencelayh, S	31
C	Hebburn, N	40	Committee
			Trophy
	Watson, J	38
	Hulme, S	36
	Oakford, O (J)	34
	Thackery, M	34
	Turner, R	34
	Hughes, J	33
	Palmer, C	31
	Smith, A	30
	Spooner, P	28
	Grist, C	27
	Warsop, L (L)	25
	Winter, G	25
	Collister, A	21
	Webb, J	19

Glen Boxall
Club Member of the Year 2024

March 17, 2025April 21, 2025

March 2025

Shoot Report – Peter Saich

The March shoot saw a bright morning with a chilly breeze. Thank you to everyone who helped to set up and especially to the team who stayed to help with clearing up and putting everything away.
Matt Oldland took charge of setting up and course planning this month and the general consensus was ‘great job Matt but bring back Andy!’ Seriously though, it was a great layout with some stands further out than we have been used to which is good for experience and improving your scores long term. As a comparison, last month’s average was 35.92 and todays average was 28.32, including five A class scores of 29, so well done to anyone who maintained their average including John Webb in C Class, who was the only person to improve his average today.
We had our best attendance for some time with 44 members and 6 guest cards handed in, including two new members, welcome Jim and Peter.
The longer targets obviously suited Matt as he won A Class with 40. Peter Saich was second on 39 with Rick Warrington and Chris Clark tied for third on 36.
The B Class result was very close with Rob Beere hitting 34 to take the trophy, just ahead of Gary Evans on 33 and Alex Wells on 32. Rob had travelled up from Devon early on Sunday morning and was still there at the end collecting cartridges for disposal – Thanks Rob and well done!
In C Class, James Oakford won with 34, John Hughes was second on 32 and Charlie Palmer and Ron Turner tied for third on 26.

2025 AGM
We are planning to hold the 2025 AGM at Bisley on Thursday 3 rd April – Please see the invitation emailed to members and come and support us. There will be a buffet provided and a bar will be available.

AA	Horrod, J	38
A	Oldland, M	40	Clandon
			Cup
	Saich, Peter	39
	Clark, C	36
	Warrington, R	36
	McCabe, T	35
	Faulkner, J	33
	Blackwell, A	32
	Scarlett, K	32
	Foreman, N	29
	Hackett, J	29
	Hargreaves, I	29
	Joy, A	29
	Willett, A	29
B	Beere, R	34	Treasurers
			Cup
	Evans, G	33
	Wells, A	32
	Parish, I	31
	Wells, C	30
	Sollick, J	29
	Flanders, C	26
	Garland, P	26
	Park, D	26
	Smith, G	25
	Spencelayh, S	25
	Tailby, C	23
C	Oakford, J	34	Cheeseman
			Cup
	Hughes, J	32
	Palmer, C	26
	Turner, R	26
	Webb, J	25
	Thackery, M	23
	Smith, A	21
	Hebburn, N	20
	Hulme, S	20
	Winter, G	19
	Spooner, P	18
	Oakford, O (J)	12
	Duncan, C	10

February 17, 2025March 17, 2025

February 2025

Shoot Report – Peter Saich

Thank you to everyone who helped to set up and put away on what turned out to be a very chilly February morning.

41 members and a good selection of guests turned out to appreciate yet more new combinations of Andy’s targets including a ‘Bullet proof’ Teal (at least mine were!)

Winning A Class with 52, James Horrod is first to be promoted to AA this season – Well done James. Runners up with 51 were Peter Saich, Andy Willett and Rick Warrington.

Gary Evans, flush from his success at winning the Pairs event with Charlie Palmer last month again shot well and scored 45 to tie for first place in B Class, but Matt Oldland escaped from B Class at his first attempt on countback with two straights to Gary’s one.

In C Class, Peter Garland took the Trophy with 43, marginally ahead of James Oakford on 42.

Winter Series results
February was the final round of the Winter Series with the best three results from four to count.

In A Class, Jason Stredwick was leading after the January shoot. His score of 48 in February did not improve his total but he still won with 158 – an average of 52.66. Glen Boxall did not shoot in the final round but had done enough to take joint second spot with Andy Willett, whose 51 improved his total to 157. Well done to all three of you for consistent shooting in the colder months.

Clear winner in B Class, despite not shooting in the final round was Ian Parish with a total of 135. Matt Oldland and Michael Collins both improved to take second and third places with 129 and 127 respectively.

In C Class, the top three all improved with James Oakford winning on 129, while Peter Garland was second on 123 and Jon Watson was third with 122.

Full results of the 2024-2025 Winter Series can be found here.

2025 AGM
We are planning to hold the 2025 AGM at Bisley on Thursday 3 rd April. Please put this in your calendars – Formal confirmation and notifications will follow.

A	Horrod, J	52	Jeffery
			Cup
	Saich, Peter	51
	Warrington, R	51
	Willett, A	51
	Faulkner, J	50
	Scarlett, K	50
	Joy, A	48
	Stredwick, J	48
	Hargreaves, I	41
	McCabe, T	41
	Clark, C	39
B	Oldland, M	45	Eberspacher
		countback	Cup
	Evans, G	45
	Smith, G	42
	Collins, M	38
	Beere, R	37
	Spencelayh, S	36
	Martin, J	32
C	Garland, P	43	Eagle
			Cup
	Oakford, J	42
	Watson, J	39
	Hebburn, N	38
	Smith, A	33
	Turner, R	33
	Winter, G	33
	Thackery, M	32
	Hughes, J	31
	Searle, M	30
	Hulme, S	27
	Warsop, L (L)	25
	Collister, A	24
	Webb, J	23
	Grist, C	21

January 20, 2025February 17, 2025

January 2025

Shoot Report – Peter Saich

There was a good turnout of members for the annual Handicapped pairs competition over seven stands despite the low temperatures all morning. Andy and Glen had produced another well thought out layout with a good variety of targets.

There were some for everyone to hit and a couple that caught out even the top shots, especially stand 1 where 2’s and 4’s were common A Class scores. Andy had cleverly made stand one 5 pairs as he thought that we would need a couple of pairs to get tuned in and hit them and he was not wrong!

Top score of the day was 51 from Jason Stredwick and even he missed six targets on stand one!

Second were Nigel Foreman and Gary Evans on 50. Particularly remarkable as Gary has somehow got himself into B Class – Handicap committee have been notified…..

In the Handicapped event, the cards were selected at random to give a total pairs score. Sixteen members (around half of those shooting) achieved their average or higher to give them a total of 60+ so the handicaps seemed to be exactly right.

There are no class or individual prizes for the January shoot, but bragging rights for the highest combined score and handicap go to Junior Otis Oakford with a total of 67.73 after a personal best round of 35.

After all the calculations and checking of dodgy addition on the scorecards, the top pair were Charlie Palmer and Gary Evans with a combined total of 133.29. In second place were Matt Oldland and Otis Oakford on 130.46.

The full results of the pairs competition can be viewed here.

Thanks as usual to those who helped set up and break down and turned out on a cold grey day to support us.

A	Stredwick, J	51
	Boxall,G	50
	Foreman, N	50
	Saich, Peter	49
	Scarlett, K	47
	Blackwell, A	46
	Clark, C	45
	Horrod, J	45
	Warrington, R	45
	Faulkner, J	42
	Hargreaves, I	42
	Willett, A	42
B	Evans, G	50
	Smith, G	49
	Collins, M	45
	Oldland, M	44
	Parish, I	42
	Wiggins, A	41
	Beere, R	39
	Sollick, J	39
	Martin, J	37
C	Oakford, J	44
	Palmer, C	41
	Watson, J	41
	Turner, R	38
	Hulme, S	37
	Oakford, O (J)	35
	Garland, P	34
	Hughes, J	32
	Smith, A	28
	Thackery, M	28
	Hebburn, N	26
	Webb, J	25
	Hodgkiss, D	24
	Collister, A	22

December 15, 2024January 20, 2025

December 2024

December Shoot Report – Peter Saich

We had our usual good turnout for the Christmas Handicap shoot and it was great to see some members returning after an absence including Andy and Jan Wallace, and Alex Spooner all attending for the first time this year. Thanks to Andy Willett, there was another great layout over 7 stands – Did you spot the named stands theme – Congratulations to Alex Blackwell who was the first to notice that they were all named after tracks off the Dark Side of the Moon album by Pink Floyd. There were stands including Breathe, Time, The Great Gig in the Sky, Us and Them and Any Colour you like. Alex was disappointed that Money had been missed out so I have taken the liberty of adopting that for the raffle which raised £125 profit. Thank you all for your generosity in donating prizes and purchasing tickets.
Could we incorporate a ‘Name the Album’ competition into future layouts?

The final class winners of the season were:
AA Jason Stredwick 52, just ahead of Andy Willett and Glen Boxall with 51.
A Class Alex Blackwell with an excellent 49 – Obviously inspired by the music.
B Class Ian Parish on 48 – another great class score and C Class Albie Collister with 36.

In the Handicap competition, Alex Blackwell triumphed again and won the Warsop Memorial Trophy with 69.55.
Runner-up with 68.75 was Ian Parish and third was Graham Winter on 68.38. Well done to anyone who scored 60 plus, signifying that you shot over your average.
Click here for the full handicap results and the end of season standings can be found here.

Thank you to everyone who helped make today a success, including the Committee who organised the Handicaps, Raffle prizes, ordered Pizzas, made trips to dispose of cartridges etc. and thank you to everybody who helped set up, put away, collected Pizzas, folded raffle tickets etc.

Thank you again to everyone involved with helping this year and we look forward to seeing you all next season.

AA	Stredwick, J	52
	Boxall,G	51
	Willett, A	51
	Warrington, R	47
	Saich, Peter	46
	Clark, C	41
	Faulkner, J	40
A	Blackwell, A	49	Tom Phillips
			Trophy
			A Class
	Beere, R	47
	Flanders, C	45
	Wells, A	42
	Park, D	40
	Wells, C	39
	Wallace, A	38
	Oldland, M	36
	Collins, M	27
B	Parish, I	48	Tom Phillips
			Trophy
			B Class
	Oakford, J	41
	Winter, G	41
	Watson, J	37
	Palmer, C	36
	Turner, R	36
	Hebburn, N	35
	Hughes, J	26
C	Collister, A	36	Tom Phillips
			Trophy
			C Class
	Hulme, S	32
	Wallace, J (L)	30
	Hodgkiss, D	29
	Cooke, J	28
	Grist, C	27
	Oakford, O (J)	27
	Searle, M	25
	Webb, J	25
	Spooner, P	22
	Warsop, L (L)	21
	Nettle, J	15

November 17, 2024December 15, 2024

November 2024

November Shoot Report – Peter Saich

We were back at Clandon this month and had a great turnout. This shoot was combined with the Surrey CPSA Side by Side Championship so thank you to the members and a few guests who turned up with their ‘once a year’ guns to support this. As ever, Andy had produced a thoughtful layout sympathetic to the Side by Side users and there were some great scores in all classes.
Top of AA (just) was Glen Boxall on 56, while Kevin Scarlett, Jason Strudwick and Andy Willett all finished on 55.
Peter Saich managed to win A Class with his Side by Side scoring 49, one ahead of Des Park.
B Class was tied on 46 but Chris Flanders won on countback from Peter Garland. Just behind them were Ian Parish and John Hughes, both on 45.
Graham Winter had a convincing win in C Class with a personal best 46. Stuart Hulme was second with 42.
There were two Trophies for the Side by Side event. The Mick Haynes Cup presented to the top Surrey CPSA Member, and the Webley and Scott shield for anyone outside of Surrey CPSA.
Chip Smith won the Surrey Trophy for the second year running with a stunning score of 55, five 9’s and a 10. James Faulkner was second with 51 and Peter Saich was third with 49.
In the ‘others’ category, Chris Wells scored 44 to win the Trophy.
Many thanks to all those who came and supported today, and a special thank you to those who came to help set up and stayed to the end to help tidy up and put everything away.
Your assistance is greatly appreciated and helps to get the core team of helpers home earlier.
The next shoot will be the December Handicap with prizes for each member (providing you stay to collect it). There will be a raffle, and we will try and organise a food delivery similar to last year. Look out for details on email or the Club’s website.

Photo: Chip Smith, Surrey CPSA Side by Side Champion. (Note: Photo from last year as it was not that cold this year!)

AA	Boxall,G	56
	Scarlett, K	55
	Stredwick, J	55
	Willett, A	55
	Foreman, N	54
	Clark, C	53
	Faulkner, J	51
	Horrod, J	51
	Warrington, R	50
A	Saich, Peter	49	Jack Page
			Memorial Cup
	Park, D	48
	Wells, A	46
	Collins, M	44
	Wells, C	44
	Oldland, M	40
	Hargreaves, I	39
	Blackwell, A	37
	Sollick, J	36
B	Flanders, C	46	Shelton
		(countback)	Cup
	Garland, P	46
	Hughes, J	45
	Parish, I	45
	Hebburn, N	44
	Oakford, J	43
	Watson, J	42
	Turner, R	41
	Palmer, C	38
C	Winter, G	46	Last Chance
			Cup
	Hulme, S	42
	Grist, C	36
	Thackery, M	34
	Oakford, O (J)	29
	Warsop, L (L)	27
	Webb, J	23
Side-by-side
competition
Surrey CPSA	Smith, C	55	Mick
			Haynes Cup
	Faulkner, J	51
	Saich, Peter	49
	Cole, S	44
	Millard, D	37
Non-CPSA	Wells, C	44	Webley
			& Scott
			Shield
	Hargreaves, I	39

October 20, 2024November 17, 2024

October 2024

October 2024 Memorial Shoot Report – Peter Saich

We had a change of day and a change of scenery for our October shoot on Saturday 19th .

We went to Woodland Pursuits near Reigate for a 100 target Memorial Charity shoot with good catering, starting with breakfast rolls on arrival and a two-course lunch while we checked the scores and added the handicaps.

There were 12 varied stands with everything from driven off the high tower to low, fast eyesight tests, and of course the famous Rat target.

AA Class Glen Boxall 90/100
A Class James Horrod 89/100
B Class Jerry Sollick 76/100
C Class Charlie Palmer 56/100

The scores will be rounded to 60% to maintain our monthly Class averages.

In the Handicap event, James Horrod’s excellent score and ‘generous’ handicap put him in first place with 113.75 to win the Tony Warsop Memorial Trophy.
Runner-up with 110.20 was Ian Hargreaves and Glen Boxall was third with 108 despite having the lowest handicap.
Winning the Junior’s Trophy with 97.75 was Otis Oakford.

Top Guest was Douglas Millard on 67.
The Rat Trophy was presented to guest Simon Spencelayh who missed all five rats but interestingly hit all of the more difficult rabbits!

Click here for the Memorial Shoot 2024 Handicap full results

As mentioned above, the Rat ‘forfeit’ raised £83 through a combination of poor shooting and generous donations and the raffle took £160. Thank you all for your support. We will publish at a later date the chosen charities and amounts donated.
Many thanks to Alex, Jane and the team at Woodlands, and thank you to all those involved with retrieving, collecting and erecting the gazebo, calculating handicaps, preparing scorecards and assisting with the raffle – The team never really get a day off but as Sunday morning was very wet and windy it was good that the regular set up team could have a well- deserved day in the dry.

We will be back at Clandon Park on Sunday 17 th November. This will include the Surrey CPSA Side by Side Championship and there will also be a trophy for the highest non Surrey CPSA Side by Side score. You can of course shoot with your ‘Normal’ gun and do not have to use a Side by Side.

AA	Boxall,G	54
	Stredwick, J	52
	Scarlett, K	51
	Faulkner, J	46
	Willett, A	46
	Clark, C	44
	Warrington, R	41
A	Horrod, J	53	Wimbledon
			Cup
	Hargreaves, I	51
	Saich, Peter	43
	Samuel, C	43
	Beere, R	41
	Blackwell, A	35
B	Sollick, J	46	Frank
			Saich
			Memorial
	Oakford, J	39
	Flanders, C	37
	Hughes, J	32
C	Palmer, C	34	Colin
			Gray
			Memorial
	Grist, C	31
	Webb, J	30
	Collister, A	29
	Spooner, P	26
	Oakford, O (J)	26

September 16, 2024October 20, 2024

September 2024

Shoot report – Peter Saich

Another interesting and varied layout set by Andy yesterday including some stands which looked easy but were actually quite tricky. There were also some ‘disappearing’ driven but of course, Matt didn’t even notice the tree was there as he shot them so quickly!

There were only 32 members shooting yesterday so with seven stands and no major breakdowns there was minimal queuing. Many thanks to all those who helped set up and put away the shoot, greatly appreciated by Andy as it was his birthday! If we had known we might have let him win.

There were some close results in the classes again and somewhat surprisingly, top score in each of AA, A and B class was 50 so the targets clearly suited some people.
Nigel Foreman won AA with 50 while Jason Stredwick was second on 48.
Also scoring 50 and winning A Class was Rick Warrington, with Peter Saich and James Horrod close behind on 49. And with 50 in B Class Ian Hargreaves was clear of Gary Evans and Aaron Wiggins who tied for second with 43 each.
In C Class, James Oakford won with a score of 42 with Steve Keane in second on 40.

Don’t forget, there will be no shoot at Clandon in October – Instead we will be holding a Charity shoot at Woodlands Pursuits ground near Reigate on SATURDAY 19 th October. This will be a 100 target shoot costing £40. Guests are welcome so please let them know about the change of venue and date. The Club will subsidise food for our members with bacon rolls and coffee on arrival and two course lunch at the ground to follow the shooting.

There will be trophies for each category based on your current handicaps.
Guests are welcome at a cost of £60 each to include shooting and food. We will also have a raffle to raise money for charity and there will be some form of forfeit on the rabbit stand – usually £1 in the bucket if you miss the very close ‘rat’ target, although we may allow Gary Evans to pay in instalments as his bill is usually quite high.
Please look out for further details this week and let us know as soon as possible if you are going to attend.

AA	Foreman, N	50
	Stredwick, J	48
	Boxall,G	47
	Scarlett, K	46
	Faulkner, J	45
	Willett, A	43
	Clark, C	42
A	Warrington, R	50	Fred
			Taylor
			Memorial
	Horrod, J	49
	Saich, Peter	49
	Oldland, M	47
	Park, D	47
	Collins, M	43
	Blackwell, A	38
B	Hargreaves, I	50	Penny
			Trophy
	Evans, G	43
	Wiggins, A	43
	Hebburn, N	41
	Watson, J	38
	Parish, I	36
	Flanders, C	33
	Sollick, J	33
	Hughes, J	29
C	Oakford, J	42	Hoopwick
			Plate
	Keane, S	40
	Hulme, S	37
	Thackery, M	37
	Winter, G	31
	Oakford, O (J)	30
	Webb, J	28
	Hodgkiss, D	26
	Warsop, L (L)	25

August 19, 2024September 16, 2024

August 2024

There were 39 members including our newest member Alby Collister – Welcome and keep bringing the good weather with you!
We also had 17 guests making this the biggest turnout this year. Andy had put on seven stands – giving us a greater range of targets and of course reducing the queuing. Even with an extra stand, this increased entry means that we have to refill the traps at some point. Andy tries to put traps in positions so that we do not have to disrupt too much of the shooting to complete refills, but there were a couple at the top of the woods where we had to stop three stands and of course, this one turned out to be the most troublesome and caused some queuing.
There were some close results in the classes. AA was won for the second month in a row by Jason Stredwick on 52. Chris Clark and James Faulkner were second with 48 each. Nigel Foreman has been shooting consistently well this year and won A Class with a great 55, just one ahead of Peter Saich on 54. Another great score and a personal best 51 saw Alex Blackwell take first in B. Runner up in B was John Martin on 47. Ron Turner won C Class with 43, just ahead of joint runners up Steven Keane and Philip Spooner.
A special mention goes to Chip Smith who comes and supports us when he is not shooting for England or Great Britain because he likes Andy’s thoughtful and varied targets. Even by his high standards he had a good day and scored 59, missing just one target on stand one. Well done Chip, great consistency and a lesson to us all in concentration.
Finally, thank you to the various members who helped set up and Saturday and Sunday, and those who helped clear away afterwards – It is always greatly appreciated and the Club could not function without this help.

AA	Stredwick, J	52
	Clark, C	48
	Faulkner, J	48
	Scarlett, K	46
	Willett, A	46
	Boxall,G	44

A	Foreman, N	55	Reg Rice
			Chalice
	Saich, Peter	54
	Brabon, M	48
	Oldland, M	47
	Collins, M	43
	Wells, C	43
	Wells, A	40
	Horrod, J	35

B	Blackwell, A	51	Vice
			Presidents
			Cup
	Martin, J	47
	Evans, G	45
	Sollick, J	45
	Tailby, C	45
	Watson, J	45
	Smith, G	43
	Wiggins, A	43
	Hargreaves, I	40
	Hebburn, N	37
	Parish, I	36
	Hughes, J	16

C	Turner, R	43	Hazelgrove
			Shield
	Keane, S	42
	Spooner, P	42
	Hulme, S	36
	Oakford, J	36
	Grist, C	35
	Oakford, O (J)	34
	Webb, J	33
	Thackery, M	32
	Winter, G	32
	Warsop, L (L)	30
	Collister, A	22
	Hodgkiss, D	22

July 22, 2024August 19, 2024

July 2024

There was a great turnout of 52 entries this month, including visitors, which included a party from Old Woking Gun Club – perhaps we should try and arrange a home and away fixture?

The weather was kind to most of us for the July shoot but Andy, Matt, Stuart, Chris and Des unfortunately got wet whilst setting up first thing on Sunday. Andy had to modify his planned layout to avoid sheep and electric fences meaning that a couple of the stands were towards the sun, making a couple of the targets harder to see. One stand that was definitely not affected by the sun was the varied sequence which seemed to be enjoyed by all – well done Andy for another interesting variation. Some people also struggled with the long crossing stand but again they were great targets and a chance to practice and improve.
The scores were predictably a little lower than average. High gun and the only score over 50 was Chris Samuel topping B Class with 51. Great shooting Chris!
Top of AA was Jason Stredwick with 49, just ahead of Kevin Scarlett on 48. Andy Willett did have time to shoot this month and scored 49 to win A class from Matt Oldland on countback. Nigel Foreman was also close behind on 48 and Peter Garland won C with 40.

Thanks to all the helpers including Matt, Stuart and Glen who turn up and help with the planning on Saturdays as well as staying to the end to help clear up on Sunday afternoon and practice their trailer reversing skills.

Skeet practice continues at NCSC Bisley on Wednesday evenings from 5pm to 7pm.

Team event
The Surrey Police Clay Pigeon Shoot is being held at Bisley Shooting Ground on Wednesday 21 st August. This is a team event where we can have multiple people entered with just the six best scores to count so if you would like to be included in the team please let Andy or Peter know. It is a 100 target competition and entry fee is £50.

AA	Stredwick, J	49
	Scarlett, K	48
	Clark, C	45
	Faulkner, J	44
	Boxall,G	34

A	Willett, A	49 (c/b)	Ron Small
			Cup
	Oldland, M	49
	Foreman, N	48
	Warrington, R	47
	Collins, M	43
	Horrod, J	42
	Saich, Peter	40
	Park, D	38

B	Samuel, C	51	Ron Small
			Cup
	Evans, G	44
	Wiggins, A	43
	Blackwell, A	43
	Sollick, J	41
	Hebburn, N	41
	Parish, I	39
	Hargreaves, I	38
	Flanders, C	33
	Martin, J	30
	Hughes, J	24

C	Garland, P	40	Roy Stock
			Trophy
	Keane, S	37
	Spooner, P	35
	Turner, R	35
	Hulme, S	34
	Winter, G	33
	Warsop, L (L)	31
	Webb, J	31
	Oakford, J	28
	Oakford, O (J)	24
	Nettle, J	22