Chart

Rank	Name Class	Total	Rifle	Scope	Pellet
	WFTF PCP	/60
1	Jacob Charlebois	46	Steyr LG110	Sightron 10-50	JSB 8.44
2	John Bradley	45	AR20FT	Hawke 10-50	JSB 8.44
3	Denis StJean	43	AA S400F	Hawke 10-50	H&N FTT
4	Tim MacSweyn	DNC	Steyr LG100	Leupold Comp 40X	JSB 7.87
	Open PCP	/60
1	Richard Oszpar	43	Kral Jumbo	Discovery 4-24	JSB 10.34
	Hunter Division	/120
	Piston
1	Richard Tatisciore	104	ProSport	Hawke 4-16	JSB 8.44
2	Blane Larone	100	TX200	Hawke 4-16	JSB 8.44
3	Andre N.(first match)	81	TX200	Hawke 4-16	JSB 8.44
4	Ryan Landry*	65	HW50	Open Sights	JSB 8.44

            * Shot entire match standing

We had another perfect weather day with very light wind and the mosquitoes were greatly reduced due to spraying the shooting areas with garlic spray.  I say reduced because when I was out there before I sprayed, it was simply a cloud of the little vampires.

We had nine shooters in three classes, with four each in WFTF PCP and Hunter Piston.  Richard shot a good score of 43/60 in Open PCP, on a tough course.

The top two spots in the hunter division were well contested, with Richard edging out Blane by a few shots.  Andre, in his first official match, came third with a very respectable 81, followed by Ryan who shot the entire course standing, with a seven ft/lb gun, managing an impressive 65.

The guys in WFTF PCP were all bunched together, separated by three shots from first through third.  Jacob continues to improve and edged out John by one shot to claim first.  Denis was very close behind with a 43 to place third.

This match was shot on arguably the 10 hardest lanes at Grenville, making the scores even more impressive.  Thanks to the shooters for coming out and thanks to the GF&GC for providing us with a great facility and always supporting us.  The next Grenville match will be on September 11^th, followed by the CAFTA Nationals on the following weekend, September 16^th to the 18^th, in Port Colborne.  Good luck to all the shooters at both matches.

Tim MacSweyn