Congratulations from the

South East Region to

George Digweed MBE

for shooting the first 100 Straight (ever) 

at Caterham Clay

Shooting Ground

on April 15th 2012

 

Well Done George

 

 

Congratulations to

Amber Hill

(one of the South Region's Own)

on winning the 

'Young Shooter of the Year Award'

sponsored by Browning

and presented to her by Browning's

David Stapley 

at the

Annual CPSA Awards Dinner 31st March 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations from the South East Region 

 

Special Result 

  

Cheryl Hall

 

Cheryl Hall, one of the South East Region's, own, shot 100 straight at the registered sporting event on Sunday 27th December 2011 at Southdown Gun Club.

What an achievement - she must be the first lady to ever do this.

Well done - we are proud of you.

Sadly I do not have a photograph but I will try to get one !!!

 

 

 

The South East Regional English Skeet Team

consisting of

Allen Warren (Who was the Champion),

Louis Mondesir, Martin Green,

Johnny Walker,

Tim Connolly, Stanley Baughan

and Steve Roberts.

 

The team won the Regional Team Event at

British Open Skeet Championship

 

Well done to all of you and my thanks to

Johnny Walker for organising the winning team.

 

Sandie Buckler

South East Regional Secretary

 

 

 

 

Karen Allen

 

Formerly of God's Own County but now in Surrey, who made the England Down the Line Team for 2011.

Karen has worked very hard to achieve this and the icing on the cake was her next shoot where she shot 100 straight and was High Gun of the competition.

Well Done Karen - please move back to Greater London!

 

More news on Karen

 

Home International DTL July 15th 2011 / British Open DTL July 16th 2011

 

Karen Allen (new cap) took Ladies High Gun over the 2 days with some excellent shooting 291 and 293.

 

More success for Karen - Lady Champion at the South East Region's Intercounties DTL at Bisley Gun Club on July 31st 2011 with a score of 99/296 just one point off the Champion's score

Well done Karen - keep it up

 

 

Fletcher King

 

Who, on Sunday at the Surrey Olympic Trap Championship at the NCSC, in his first OT competition shot a very creditable 54 to become the Surrey OT Colt Champion.

I have the feeling we will seeing a lot more of this nice young man.

 

 

  

Amber Hill

 

Bracknell clay pigeon shooter Amber Hill has made history by becoming the youngest girl ever to make selection for the England senior team.

The 13-year-old from Binfield held her nerve to defeat Surrey markswoman Katy Poulsom in a sudden death shoot-out during a recent national team qualifying event in Dartford.

And now Amber will join the senior  team of 10 men, three veterans and two other ladies when they travel to Scotland for a Home International later this summer.

Having won a host of competitions since taking up the sport little more than two years ago, Amber put herself in the running for selection for the senior England team.

After a qualifying event in Northampton in early May, where competitors were required to shoot 200 targets over a two-day competition, Amber was lying fifth in the team-selection standings.

The pressure was therefore on for the latest meeting at Dartford, knowing only a third-place finish or above would guarantee selection.

After day one, Amber had dropped down to seventh in the pecking order with a 91-per-cent success rate, but on day two, she upped her game, hitting 98 out of 100 targets to move up to joint third, alongside Poulsom.

Facing a tense shoot-out in front of more than 100 spectators, Amber kept her nerve hitting 25 out of 25 targets.

However, Katy Poulsom also kept her cool, matching her young opponent shot for shot, meaning a sudden death shoot-off was required to separate the pair.

Each were required to face two clays at a time, with the shooter who hits the most earning selection for the England team.

Amber hit one of her first two, but as Katy Poulsom missed both hers, the Binfield youngster became the youngest girl to ever make the national team.