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1 2015 Southern Zone 2016 Northern Zone May 1, 2 & 3, 2015 September 25, 26, & 27, 2015 Pine Valley Gun Club North Jersey Clay Target Club 118 th State Shoot June 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7, 2015 Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club $4, Added Monies (Open) $13,000 in Trophies 16 th Garden State Grand July 17, 18 & 19, 2015 Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club $ in Trophies & Monies (All Open) 1 st President s Handicap August 29 & 30, 2015 Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club Visit us at

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7 CENTRAL JERSEY RIFLE & PISTOL Located 5 miles west of Toms River Stump Tavern Road (off Route 571 or 528) South of I-295 Exit 16 Between New York & Philadelphia P.O. Box 710 Jackson, New Jersey (800) 5GUN FUN John F. Scott President A Membership Organization Open Daily for Members Reservations Not Required Trap: 5 Skeet: 4 Five Stand: 1 Wobble Trap Archery Range Indoor Pistol Pits: 6 Covered Outdoor Pistol Covered 200 Yard Rifle Covered 300 Yard Rifle 10 11

8 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 204 First Avenue Newark, NJ (973) Fax (973) Route 46 East Fairfield, NJ (973) Bloomfield Avenue Caldwell, NJ (973) Please visit us at or at 12 13

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12 Good Luck and Good Shooting to All Participants Chris & Craig Gasparine 2015 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING MEMBER CLUB DIRECTORY CENTRAL JERSEY RIFLE & PISTOL CLUB Stump Tavern Road, Jackson NJ, GUN-FUN Parkway south to exit 88, take 70 west to Rte. 571 North - 6 miles to Stump Tavern Road (left and Minuteman Deli) club is a mile up on left. GROUND SWIPERS ROD & GUN CLUB 1910 Lacey Road, Forked River, NJ, Garden State Parkway north or south, take exit 74 (Lacey Road) west, 3 miles on right. HOWELL TRAP CLUB Yellowbrook Road, Howell, NJ, Rte. 33 South from Freehold Circle to Yellowbrook Road, right approximately 2 miles to club on left. MALLARD TRAP CLUB 67 Monroe Boulevard, Monroe Township, NJ, Rte. 33 west to Millstone/Monroe area. Make a right on Perrineville Rd. Stay on Perrineville Rd. approx. 3 miles to Federal Rd. Make a right. Continue on Monroe Blvd. Club entrance on left. NORTH JERSEY CLAY TARGET CLUB 488 Horseneck Road, Fairfield, NJ 07004, Garden State Parkway to exit 145 to Rte. 280 West to New Road and proceed to Rte. 46 East to Hook Mountain Road, take jug handle and cross 46 and go straight until the road ends at Horseneck Road, make a right and Trap Club is down 1/4 mile on left. PINE BELT SPORTSMAN'S CLUB West Stokes Road, Shamong, NJ 08088, , Rte 70 to Medford Circle, south on Rte. 541 approx. 8 miles to club on right. From Rte. 206 north on Rte miles to club on left. PINE VALLEY GUN CLUB 166 Watson Town/New Freedom Road, Pine Hill, NJ 08009, NJ Turnpike to exit 4, East on Rte. 73 to Berlin Circle. Crosskeys Road to New Freedom Road. QUINTON SPORTSMEN S CLUB, INC Jericho Road, Quinton, NJ 08072, Take Route 295 or NJ Turnpike north or south to Route 49 exit towards Pennsville Salem. (The Club is 16.9 miles from this exit). Stay on Route 49 through Pennsville, Salem (8.5 miles); after Quinton traffic light, bear to right (1/2 mile) to Jericho Road. The entrance to Jericho Road is across from Niblock s Pork Market on Route 49. Travel east on Jericho Road (4 miles) to the club, which will be on the left. SHONGUM SPORTSMEN S ASSOCIATION Janes Chapel Road, Mansfield, NJ, Route 46 west through Hackettstown to Independence Township. At Best Farm Market, make left onto Russling Road for 2.1 mi. Left onto Mt. Bethel Road for 1.3 mi. Right onto Jane s Chapel Road for 1.1 mi. Right at sign for Shongum Sportsmen Club Road

13 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION Greetings Fellow Trap Shooters, President s Message After a cold and blustery winter the 2015 shooting season has arrived! I envy those who were able to visit warmer climates during NJ s frigid temperatures. On behalf of the officers and directors of the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association it is my pleasure to invite all ATA shooters to attend and participate in our 2015 season. This year marks the 118th NJ State Shoot! Among the other shoots to be held are the 16th Garden State Grand, Northern and Southern Zone Shoots and our newest -The President s Handicap Shoot. First, I d like to express my utmost gratitude to my Vice Presidents Angelo D Alessio and Jeffrey Slimm for their endless work. To the Directors of the NJSTA- your commitment and contribution to making this year s shooting season a great success is deeply appreciated. I m sure you all know how devoted Rudy Torlini is to the Association. The hard work and long hours he devotes is simply unmeasurable! Since becoming your President, I ve had the opportunity to spend time with him discussing a multitude of matters. I do not believe everyone is aware of just how much he gives of himself on a daily basis (and has done so for many years). I d like to personally and publically say Thank you very much Rudy! This year we will be adding a 5th day to the New Jersey State Shoot. The 1st day being a preliminary day. New options are being added as well as changes to some of the existing ones. I am excited that we will be adding a gun giveaway as well! Look forward to new/updated trophies to be awarded. continued next page NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION President s Message Please note: We will be moving the Annual State Meeting to Friday, June 5th immediately following the handicap shoot off and the Shyda s Shotgun Shoot off. This change is being made in hopes of increasing attendance and allowing shoot management sufficient time prior to Sunday s shoot. Throughout the new season let s make sure to go out and support the many Trapshooting Clubs within our state. Make an effort to visit a club you ve never been to! If you are able to attend shoots in neighboring states, please do so. It is important that we extend our support to all. I had the opportunity to shoot at the Dixie Grand in Florida. I was happy to see others from New Jersey there too. If I may add.the weather was fabulous! As always, I encourage you to offer your knowledge and share your skills with others. Perhaps introduce the sport to someone new. Give pointers to a younger shooter just starting out. Invite someone to one of the many events that will be taking place throughout the year. The NJSTA extends an open invitation to fellow trap shooters from around the country. We look forward to seeing some old faces and hope to meet new ones at our 2015 State Shoot! Please be sure to refer to the State Program Book for all shoot information. May you all have a happy and healthy 2015 shooting season. Best Regards, Bobby Boehler President NJSTA 22 23

14 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2015 SOUTHERN ZONE SHOOT Pine Valley Gun Club, Inc. Berlin, New Jersey Friday, Saturday & Sunday May 1, 2 & 3, NORTHERN ZONE SHOOT North Jersey Clay Target Club Fairfield, New Jersey Friday, Saturday & Sunday September 25, 26 & 27, 2015 GENERAL ZONE INFORMATION *The State Zones will be divided by County lines (not highways). NORTHERN ZONE COUNTIES SOUTHERN ZONE COUNTIES Bergen Passaic Atlantic Gloucester Essex Somerset Burlington Mercer Hudson Sussex Camden Monmouth Hunderton Union Cape May Ocean Middlesex Warren Cumberland Salem Morris Shooters Please Note: Zone Shoot Changes The NJSTA has made the following changes to the Zone Programs, which we feel will be to the benefit of the shooters. The zone events will be telephonic and shooters may participate by shooting at either the North Jersey Clay Target Club or Pine Valley Gun Club for Events 4, 5, 6, for each Zone. PLEASE NOTE: During the 2016 Northern Zone Shoot, the following South Jersey clubs will be participating in telephonic shoot: Howell Trap Club, Pine Valley Gun Club, Ground Swipers. Zone residents MUST shoot at their respective zone locations to qualify for a Zone Trophy, otherwise they can only win an Open trophy. All ties for in zone trophies will be shot off. Ties for all open trophies will be determined by reverse run except scores of 100 or 200 which will have to be shot off. Management will not be responsible for errors on scores after the options have been figured and posted on the scoreboard. The Clubs reserve the right to reject any entry. Lunch may be obtained on the grounds. Anyone winning a trophy must pick it up, as no Trophies will be shipped. This shoot will be held regardless of the weather. A shooter may win only one trophy in any event. 25 practice targets $ TROPHY HIERARCHY FOR ALL SHOOTS ATA trophies are higher than N.J. or zone trophies. All open trophies are lesser. If a shooter qualifies for more than one trophy, that shooter must notify the Tournament Office within 15 minutes after that event s last scores have been posted as to which trophy he/she desires to take or shoot-off for. Shooters may declare only one category: i.e. lady, sub-junior, junior, veteran, senior veteran. A shooter may no longer declare, for example, lady veteran. (Note: this new rule does not apply to chair shooters.) Any shooter who is tied for event champion may shoot off/carry over for the champion trophy. If the shooter fails in the championship trophy shoot off/carry over and has declared a Special Category, the shooter will fall back to their declared category. Any shooter who has declared a Special Category at classification and whose score qualified him/her for any trophy in his/her declared category will compete for the category trophy and not for place, class or yardage group. A category shooter whose score does not qualify him/her for his/her category may compete for place, class or yardage group. REGISTRATION CERTIFICATION This certifies that the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association has been authorized to hold registered shoots. Amateur Trapshooting Association Rules will govern these shoots and the scores will be included in the Official Records. ZONE CLASSIFICATION 16 Yard Classification 97 percent and over AA A 94 percent and under 97 B 91 percent and under 94 TARGET REQUIREMENTS 16 YARD: A shooter not having at least yard targets on their 2015 card AND a total of 1000 targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. HANDICAP: A shooter not having at least 500 handicap targets on their 2015 card AND a total of 1000 targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 yards, not to exceed 26 yards. DOUBLES: A shooter not having at least 500 double targets on their 2015 card AND a total of 1000 targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. SENIOR VETERAN: Prior to 80 years of age: must have 500 singles, 300 doubles, and 300 handicap targets on their 2015 card. A 90 percent and over B 85 percent and under 90 DOUBLES CLASSIFICATION C 88 percent and under 91 D Under 88 percent C 78 percent and under 85 D Under 78 percent 25

15 26 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS ZONE SHOOTS TROPHY COMMITTEE Rudy Torlini NORTHERN ZONE COMMITTEES TRAP COMMITTEE A. D Alessio C. Gasparine J. Fuller RULES COMMITTEE E. Yanchok A. D Alessio R. Hendrixson CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE J. Sissano SOUTHERN ZONE COMMITTEES TRAP COMMITTEE D. Lott R. Linton J. Rodgers RULES COMMITTEE J. Sissano B. Boehler CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE J. Sissano R. Linton D. Lott The New Jersey State Association has elected to utilize on line presquadding for all events at the 2015 State Shoot and 16th Garden State Grand. For your convenience presquadding enrollment dates for 2015 will be available as follows: 118 TH STATE SHOOT May 7 through May 29, TH GARDEN STATE GRAND June 18 through July 13, 2015 To facilitate your presquadding, visit NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS PRELIMINARY DAY FRIDAY Shooting starts at 9:00 A.M. Each Day EVENT NO YARD TARGETS Targets and Trophies $30.00 Fees A.T.A. $ N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided three classes percentage $15.00 Open AA Winner Open A Winner Open B Winner Open C Winner Open D Winner EVENT NO HANDICAP TARGETS Targets and Trophies $30.00 Fees (if not paid above) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided three classes percentage $15.00 Optional 50s $5.00 divided percentage $15.00 Open Champion Open Champion Runner-Up Open 3rd Open 4th Open 5th EVENT NO PAIR DOUBLES Targets and Trophies $30.00 Fees (if not paid above) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided two classes percentage $10.00 Open A Winner Open B Winner Open C Winner Open D Winner Note: Preliminary events only shot at club hosting zone shoot. 27

16 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS SATURDAY EVENT NO. 4 ZONE 16 YARD CHAMPIONSHIP 200 TARGETS Targets and Trophies $60.00 Fees A.T.A. $ N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $2.00 Lewis on 200 divided 3 classes percentage $20.00 TROPHIES Resident Champion and Runner-Up Resident AA, A, B, C, D Winners Non-Resident Champion and Runner-Up Open Winner and Runner-Up AA, A, B, C, D Open High Lady, Junior, Sub Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran SUNDAY EVENT NO. 5 ZONE HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP 100 TARGETS (18-27 Yards) Targets and Trophies $30.00 Fees- A.T.A. $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided 3 classes percentage $15.00 Optional 25s $2.50 One money $10.00 Optional 50s $5.00 divided percentage each $15.00 Great Eastern Purse divided percentage $15.00 TROPHIES Resident Champion and Runner-Up Resident 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Non-Resident Champion and Runner-Up Non-Resident 3rd, 4th & 5th Open High Lady, Junior, Sub Junior, Veteran, Sr. Veteran 28 29

17 NEW JERSEY ZONE SHOOTS SUNDAY EVENT NO. 6 ZONE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP Following Handicap 50 PAIR Targets and Trophies $30.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.5) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis divided 2 classes percentage $15.00 TROPHIES Resident Champion Resident Champion Runner-Up Resident Winner in each class A, B, C, D Non-Resident Champion Non-Resident Champion Runner-Up Open Winner in each class A, B, C, D EVENT NO. 7 ZONE HIGH ALL-AROUND Resident AA, A, B, C, D, on 400 Targets. (16-Yard, Handicap and Doubles) EVENT NO. 8 ZONE HIGH OVER-ALL In Memory of Deceased NJ Shooters 2014 John C. Comly Roger M. Furiness Anthony Disabato Verdon Skipper Louetta Hoover Al Duda Resident High Over-All to High Gun on 700 Targets Trophies provided by N.J.S.T.A. Only one trophy may be won in each event

18 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary-Treasurer N.J. STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS DIRECTORS Bobby Boehler Angelo D Alessio Jeffrey Slimm Rudolph L. Torlini Vincent Ranelli Robert Brown Dave Liming Thomas Wolf John Melitsky Gene F. Moir, Jr. Past Presidents Stephen Lorenz Len Fennimore Edward Yanchok Austin Dorr Joseph Sissano Everett De Graw Henry Fratz John Ebenreiter Craig Gasparine A.T.A. Delegate Joseph Sissano 1st Alternate Bobby Boehler MEMBER GUN CLUB Central Jersey Rifle & Pistol Ground Swipers Rod & Gun Club Howell Trap Club, Inc. Mallard Trap Club North Jersey Clay Target Club Pine Belt Sportsman s Club, Inc. Pine Valley Gun Club, Inc. Quinton Sportsmen s Club Shongum Sportsmen s Association DELEGATE David Burke Robert Mazzacco Gene Saloman Steve Ottrando Christine Gasparine Patricia Slimm Dave Osborn Richard Buck Don Mercovich ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY, JUNE 5 The Annual Meeting of the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association will be held on Friday, June 5, 2015 following the Handicap and Shyda s Shotgun shoot-off. The meeting will be located under the pavilion outside of the main clubhouse. Delegates (1-year term) and Director (1-year term) will be voted on. The State Awards will also be distributed at this time. All New Jersey ATA shooters are invited to attend. NOTE DATE AND MEETING TIME. PROPOSED FOR ELECTION: Gene F. Moir, Jr.: To fill remaining 1-year term. ATA Delegate Joseph Sissano 1st Alternate Delegate Bobby Boehler Nominations may be made from the floor

19 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 2014 New Jersey Champions SINGLES Champion Robert Malmstedt 199 Lady I Marie Patterson 175 Lady II Patricia Slimm 183 Junior Ean Taylor 186 Junior Gold Joseph Lombardi 195 Sub-Junior Emily Malone 192 Veteran Craig Gasparine 192 Sub Veteran Marc Invidiato 196 Sr. Veteran Fred Minus 192 HANDICAP Morgan Stevenson 97 DOUBLES Robert Malmstedt 99 ALL AROUND Robert Malmstedt 381 TRAP COMMITTEE R. Brown Chairperson RULES COMMITTEE & LINE REFEREES J. Sissano Chairperson E. Yanchok J. Slimm B. Boehler WINNER SELECTION COMMITTEE R. Boehler Chairperson State Delegate or Alternate NJSTA Vice President SHOOT OFF COMMITTEE A. D Alessio Chairperson Alternate Delegate with the support of Officers and Directors CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE J. Sissano Chairperson E. Yanchok D. Liming J. Slimm Delegates or Officers of other State Associations may be called upon STATE TROPHY COMMITTEE Rudy Torlini Chairperson Tom Wolf New Jersey Average Winners for 2014 SINGLES Men Robert W. Malmstedt 4, Ladies Patricia L. Slimm 2, HANDICAP Men Robert W. Malmsted 3, Ladies Emily R. Malone 4, DOUBLES Men Robert W. Malmsted 3, Ladies Susan M. Emma 1, Get the shooter s edge. Decot Hy-Wyd Sport Glasses sets the standard for sports eye wear. Prescription or nonprescription Custom handcrafted frame of high quality spring metal Designed to set high or low, away from the face to eliminate perspiration smear 40+ lens colors for ultimate target contrast Call Order online decot@sportglasses.com 34 35

20 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 2014 New Jersey State Teams Men s First Team Robert Malmstedt.9539 Mark Wade.9308 Bobby Boehler.9252 Thomas Clarke.9236 Ken Mlynarz.9212 Men s Second Team George Wright.9211 Marc Invidiato.9188 Jeff Slimm.9184 Ed Taylor.9165 Dan Biggs.9139 Veterans Team John Godwin.9111 Tom Wolf.8957 Craig Gasparine.8888 Senior Veterans Team Robert Mlynarz.8942 Robert Long.8870 Ladies Team Patricia Slimm.8559 Susan Emma.8403 Kolleen Adams.7931 Junior Team Ean Taylor.8962 Morgan Stevenson.8568 Emily Malone.8521 Bryan Romanow.8449 Duncan Stevenson.7704 Most Targets Shot 2014 John Godwin 23,900 To qualify for the State Teams, all shooters must participate in the 16-yard, handicap, and doubles championships at that year s State shoot (Saturday and Sunday). For the men s and veteran s teams, they are also required to shoot a minimum of yard targets, 1500 handicap targets and 1000 doubles during the preceding ATA year; and for the ladies state team yard targets, 1000 handicap targets and 500 doubles. Junior State Team yard targets, 500 handicap targets, and 500 doubles. CONGRATULATIONS ALL!!! Presentation of Team Pins will be made during the Friday evening State Meeting 2014 New Jersey Top Singles Shooters Rank Shooter Average 1 Robert Malmstedt Dennis Lott Thomas Clarke Mark Wade Marc Invidiato George Wright Robert Long Doug Bracher Robert Hofman Bobby Boehler Gene Moir Jeff Whalen Jeff Slimm Sergio Cucci John Longo Robert Mlynarz Craig Gasparine Dan Biggs David Brader Christopher Cusamano Ed Marshall Joseph Lombardi Ed Taylor.9510 Ladies 1 Emily Malone Patricia Slimm New Jersey 10,000 Target Club Rank Shooter Target Number 1 John Godwin 23,900 2 Mark Wade 18,500 3 Justin Malone 15,300 4 Robert Long 13,400 5 Emily Malone 13,300 6 Robert Malmstedt 11,150 7 George Wright 11,000 8 Joe Sissano 10,700 9 Ean Taylor 10, Gene Moir 10, New Jersey Top Handicap Shooters Rank Shooter Average 1 Robert Malmstedt John Godwin Brian Mazza Bobby Boehler Gene Saloman James Shire Steve Ottrando Mark Wade Bill Daly Butch Zeppone Tom Wolf Jim Drexel.8921 Ladies 1 Emily Malone Patricia Slimm Kolleen Adams Susan Emma Terry Guinn New Jersey Top Doubles Shooters Rank Shooter Average 1 Robert Malmstedt George Wright Mark Wade Dan Biggs Ken Mlynarz Jeff Slimm Marc Invidiato Thomas Clarke Bobby Boehler.9038 To qualify as a New Jersey Top Shooter in a specific discipline the following minimum target requirements are as follows. Singles 2,500 targets, Handicap 1,500 targets, Doubles 1,000 targets. A shooter may qualify for one or more disciplines provided the minimum target requirement is met for each specific discipline

21 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 2015 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS 38 New Jersey State Trapshooting Association Past Presidents 1884 Dr. N. Purdell* 1898 Captain A. W. Money* 1899 Captain A. W. Money* 1915 J.W. Mason* 1918 Harry S. Sindle* 1919 Harry S. Sindle* 1920 Harry S. Sindle* 1921 Harry S. Sindle* 1923?????? 1928 John F. Kafes* 1929 John F. Kafes* 1930 John F. Kafes* 1931 Eugene B. Springer* 1932 Eugene B. Springer* 1933 Dr. W. H. Matthews* 1934 David W. Thomas* 1935 David P. Earle* 1936 David P. Earle* 1937 David P. Earle* 1938 David P. Earle* 1939 David P. Earle* 1940 Paul E. Holloway* 1941 Paul E. Holloway* 1942 Paul E. Holloway* 1943 John L. Flagg* 1944 John L. Flagg* 1945 John L. Flagg* 1946 John L. Flagg* 1947 John L. Flagg* 1948 Paul E. Holloway* 1949 A.F. Streelman* 1950 A.F. Streelma* 1951 Charles Field* 1952 Charles Field* 1953 George S. Clark* 1954 George S. Clark* 1955?????? 1956?????? 1957 Philip A. Shields* 1958 Eddie Bahr Jr.* 1959 Edward E. Bahr* 1960?????? 1961 Henry T. Bullock* 1962 Edgar Joyce* 1963?????? 1964?????? 1965 Norton C. Lyman* 1966 Clarence K. Walton* 1967 Clarence K. Walton* 1968 A. Austin Dorr 1969 A. Austin Dorr 1970 G.R. Litteral* 1971 G.R. Litteral* 1972 Everett De Graw 1973 Everett De Graw 1974 A.G. DiPaolo* 1975 A.G. DiPaolo* 1976 A. Janwich* 1977 A. Janwich* 1978 F. Lang* 1979 F. Lang* 1980 F. Lang* 1981 F. Lang* 1982 F. Lang*/ Frank Hollendonner* 1983 Frank Hollendonner* 1984 Edward Yanchok 1985 Edward Yanchok 1986 John Ebenreiter 1987 John Ebenreiter 1988 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1989 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1990 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1991 Harold Stevenson, Jr.* 1992 Leonard Fennimore 1993 Leonard Fennimore 1994 Leonard Fennimore 1995 Leonard Fennimore 1996 Joseph Sissano 1997 Joseph Sissano 1998 Joseph Sissano 1999 Joseph Sissano 2000 Ken Miller* 2001 Ken Miller* 2002 Ken Miller* 2003 Ken Miller* 2004 Henry Fratz 2005 Henry Fratz 2006 Stephen Lorenz 2007 Stephen Lorenz 2008 Stephen Lorenz 2009 Stephen Lorenz 2010 Craig Gasparine 2011 Craig Gasparine 2012 Craig Gasparine 2013 Craig Gasparine 2014 *deceased GENERAL INFORMATION ALL TIES INVOLVING TROPHIES, THAT ARE NOT CARRIED OVER, WILL BE SHOT OFF IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING EACH DAY S PRO- GRAM. ANY SHOOTER FAILING TO APPEAR FOR HIS/HER SHOOT-OFF WILL FORFEIT HIS/HER TROPHY RIGHT. Classification and squadding will open Tuesday evening (June 2, 2015) 6-8 pm. Advance paid entries will be accepted starting Wednesday afternoon for all events. A shooter may make only one entry per event. Once the entry has been made the cashier will not accept additional options or purse money from the shooter. POSITIVELY NO CHANGES, WITHDRAWALS OR REFUNDS WILL BE ALLOWED AFTER MAKING ENTRY. Veterans (past 65th birthday), Sr. Veterans (past 70th birthday), Juniors (under 18 years of age), Sub-juniors (under 16 years of age) and Female contestants must make sure their entry card is marked at the time they are being classified and squadded. When there is a Junior and Sub-Junior A.T.A. and/or State Trophy, the Junior must take the Junior trophy and the Sub-Junior must take the Sub-Junior trophy regardless of the high score between the two of them. All events will start at the prescribed time. Each shooter is cautioned it is your responsibility to know when your squad is up. If you do not appear, your squad will go without you and you will be re-squadded at management s discretion. In as much as the Sunday Handicap money division cannot be posted on the Board, a complete breakdown of the Sunday pay-off will be posted on and payoff checks will be mailed. Detailed records of the Tournament will be retained for a period of thirty (30) days following the completion of the Shoot. Any inquiries from the contestants must be forwarded to Dave Osborn ( ). Any shooter winning a trophy must pick up same before leaving the grounds or arrange for someone to do it for you. No trophies will be shipped. All shooters may compete for all added money upon the payment of the A.T.A. and N.J. daily fee, except those shooters waiving penalty class or yardage and shooting targets only. Standard loads will be for sale on the grounds at prevailing prices. Hand loads are permitted subject to inspection. Shooters are invited to presquad for the State Shoot, Garden State Grand online, by visiting ATA refund amount: $4,

22 2015 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS 2015 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS 40 GENERAL INFORMATION The State Association reserves the right to refuse any entry. Two practice traps may be available. Food will be on sale. Trailers, campers and motorhomes welcomed facilities limited. Campers and motorhomes must park in the designated area west of the pavilion. You must register with club management upon arrival, to be assigned your parking place. Please make reservations with Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club by ing info@pinebeltsportsmansclub before March 31, Trailer spaces for the NJ State Shoot, Tuesday evening through Sunday, are $ (dry camping for the NJ State Shoot, Tuesday evening through Sunday, is $75.00); for the Garden State Grand, from Thursday evening through Sunday, are $ Additional day/nights will be charge a rate of $30.00 per. To request a space for all our shooting events, info@pinebeltsportsmansclub.com. All vendors to see club management before setting up. The PBSC accepts no responsibility for any transaction with on-ground vendors. Fee $50.00 for entire shoot. Camping vendors will be required to pay the camping fees along with the $50.00 vendor s fee. Any business that is being conducted on the grounds during the State Shoot, Garden State Grand or the Jersey Devil will be subject to the $50.00 vendor fee. Unauthorized solicitation or conducting of business without registration and payment shall result with the removal of the violating person(s) from the property. Directions to Grounds: PINE BELT SPORTSMAN S CLUB 377 West Stokes Road, Shamong, NJ (609) Rt. 70 to Medford Circle, south on Rt. 541 approx. 8 miles to club on right. From Rt. 206 north on Rt miles to club on left. The Management will not be responsible for errors in the scores after the monies have been figured and posted on the scoreboard. All shooters are cautioned and advised to check your posted scores on the scoreboard at your earliest opportunity, especially before you leave the shooting grounds after each event. All scores will be final one (1) hour after being posted. HOTEL/MOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Hampton Inn (Voorhees) Super Hampton Inn (Mt. Laurel) ( ) Ramada Inn (Hammonton) Wyndham Hotel Marriott (Mt. Laurel) NJ STATE HALL OF FAME OFFICERS President Joseph Sissano Vice President Henry Fratz Secretary-Treasurer Rudolph L Torlini NOMINATION REVIEW COMMITTEE Past President Edward Yanchok State Delegate Joseph Sissano Director at Large Vincent Ranelli Northern Zone Representative Angelo D Alessio Southern Zone Representative Gene F Moir, Jr. HALL OF FAME 2015 INDUCTEES Mark T. Wade Joseph Sissano Craig Gasparine The induction ceremony will take place at the State Shoot on Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. SHARP. Please join the Hall of Fame Committee in honoring the 2015 inductees. CRAIG GASPARINE ATA # Craig was born in Texas in His mom was a stay at home wife, taking care of Craig and his two sisters. His dad was in the Army Air Corps, serving during WW2. Upon leaving the service in 1949 the family moved to New Jersey and settled in Livingston. In 1972 he and his dad opened Prime Fabricators and worked there until his retirement in 2011.He married his wife, Christine, in 2002 while on an Alaskan cruise. Craig s shooting career started at the age of 15, shooting NRA rifle competition and hunting small game with his dad. He graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy in 1965 and joined the ATA in In 1992 Craig broke 200 straight to win the NJ State Singles Championship. In 2006 he broke another 200 at the State Shoot, winning again then went to the last Grand held in Vandalia OH to break another 200 in the Clay Target Championship, placing 6th. In 2007 he broke 200 to win open winner at the Alaskan State Shoot and in 2008 won the Westy Hogan s with another 200. In all, to date, Craig has shot registered 16yd. targets, handicap, and doubles. While doing that he had s continued next page 41

23 2015 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS 2015 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING PROGRAMS Craig, also a life member of Pine Belt Sportsmen s Club, became president of North Jersey Clay Target Club in 1996 till present. At the time the membership numbered approximately 250 and, under his leadership, the club s membership has grown to almost 500. He has been on one of the State Teams for 14 years, was a member of the 2013 Veterans All American Team, Vice President of the NJSTA and was president when he initiated, the now popular, telephonic zone shoots. ATA # Joe Sissano, as he is called by most, was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey in June of Joe spent his childhood and adolescent years there, attending Saint Mary s grammar and high school. He spent two years in college, and realized he would like to get into the work environment. He obtained a position with Exxon Research and Engineering as a Research Technician in That proved to be the job Joe would come to love. He spent the next thirty-six years there moving up the corporate ladder and retired in 2003 as a Research Chemist. In 1966 Joe got his first hunting license and began to hunt with his older brother, Frank. As they hunted Joe began to really like shooting, but hunting only provided a way to shoot a few shots each year. Wanting to shoot more, Joe went to the Union County Trap range in Kenilworth to shoot trap. In his first outing he broke thirteen targets out of twenty-five and was now hooked. He joined the ATA in 1968 and began shooting registered targets. In 1970 Joe moved to Lawrence Harbor, New Jersey and stopped shooting because he was focused on his career and needed to work a lot of overtime. During this period he moved to Cranford, New Jersey. In 1980 Joe was promoted to Research Technologist ending his overtime work, and began to shoot again. Joe s friend Al Potocco, suggested he go shooting with him at the Somerset Fish and Game Club, where Joe first met Ed Yanchok who was running the club, and renewed his membership in the ATA. In 1986 he married his charming wife, Mary Ann. This was truly a marriage made in heaven because they spent their honeymoon at a Pine Belt shoot that Joe wanted to attend. It was a good choice because Joe won the handicap event, earned a half yard punch bringing him to the 27 yard line for the first time. He also made the New Jersey State Team that year. In 1988 Joe shot a two hundred straight at the Northeastern Grand and tied with Frank Little for the singles championship. Joe lost the shoot off by one target and had to settle for the AA Class Trophy. Joe was asked to pose with Frank Little and the then ATA President, Randy Preston for a picture. That picture appeared on the cover of the December 1988 issue of Trap & Field. In 1994 he moved to Leonardo, New Jersey and still lives there with his wife. During his career, Joe shot 253,125 singles, 132,300 handicap and 53,450 doubles targets and from 1984 to 1994 Joe had a singles average on over 60,000 targets. Over the years he has won Class and Yardage trophies at the Dixie Grand, Southern Grand, Northeastern Grand, continued next page 42 JOSEPH SISSANO Eastern Zone and the Westy Hogans. He also won trophies over the years at the New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut State Shoots and also at the Cavaliers and Atlantic Indians. In 2012 and 2013 he shot the most registered targets in New Jersey, 20,600 and 34,250 respectively and also made the New Jersey State Veteran Teams. Joe s record of service to New Jersey trap shooters is outstanding. In 1990 he became a New Jersey State Trapshooting Association Director; in 1993 Vice-President and from 1996 to 1999 the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association President. As President, Joe changed the size of the New Jersey State Shoot Program to its current size and initiated the selling of ads to fund its printing. In 2003 Joe became an ATA Life Member and was elected Alternate ATA Delegate for New Jersey. In 2007 he was elected New Jersey ATA Delegate and still holds that position. He is Chairman of the New Jersey State Shoot Rules Committee and is on the New Jersey Southern Zone Shoot Rules Committee and the New Jersey Northern Zone Shoot Classification Committee. Joe is a significant contributor to Trap & Field magazine, recognizing the clubs and shooters of New Jersey in his column each month. MARK T. WADE ATA # Mark was born in Newark, NJ in His mother owned a beauty salon and was a waitress, and his father owned and operated an automobile repair shop. The family moved to Kenilworth, NJ where he graduated high school. Mark earned an Economics Degree at Farleigh Dickinson University, and earned Certified Investment Management Analyst honors at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He worked for several investment firms moving to Georgia, California, Connecticut, and Virginia as a Stockbroker, Sales Trainer, Sales Manager, Branch Office Manager, Regional Manager and Regional Vice President. In 1987 he founded Echelon Wealth Strategies LLC. Mark also competes in skeet, sporting clays, and international trap. He joined the ATA in 1982 at Troy Meadows Trap Club and got started with some instructions from Kay Ohye. He continued shooting all of the other clay target sports and in 1991 he attended the Grand in Vandalia, OH and was 2nd in class C in the Class Championships. Mark returned in 1992 to win the Grand American Handicap event with the only 100 of the day, setting a record by besting the field by 2 targets, a feat never done previously, and a record that still stands today. Since then, Mark has won many other trophies at subsequent Grand American Competitions. He has also won many New Jersey State trophies including the Doubles Championship in 2009 and the Singles Championship in 2011 shooting 200 straight targets. In addition, he is currently named to the All American Team for Mark has also been a major benefactor to both the North Jersey Clay Target Club, as well as, the New Jersey State Trapshooting Association. He credits his success to his mentor Kay Ohye and also a lot of hard work. Mark currently has registered yd, handicap and double targets. 43

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26 NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT 48 NEW JERSEY STATE TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION 118th ANNUAL TOURNAMENT June 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7, 2015 CLASSIFICATION AND HANDICAPPING A competent Handicap and Classification committee will be on duty and all shooters will be classified and/or handicapped according to A.T.A. regulations, averages, past year s performance and known ability, which includes non registered shooting. Shooters who do not have their scores posted and averaged up-to-date on their A.T.A. cards will be assigned Class and Yardage at the discretion of the committee. CLASS - YARDAGE ADVANCEMENT Beginning day one, any shooter who wins and/or ties for a Singles or Doubles Championship Trophy or Class Trophy or has the high score in that event or class, shall be increased a minimum of one class. Shooters earning yardage must have their card punched before participating in their next handicap event. TARGET REQUIREMENTS 16 YARD: A shooter not having at least yard targets on their 2015 card AND a total of yard targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. HANDICAP: A shooter not having at least 500 handicap targets on their 2015 card AND a total of 1000 handicap targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 yards, not to exceed 26 yards. DOUBLES: A shooter not having at least 500 double targets on their 2015 card AND a total of 1000 doubles targets on their card combined will be penalized 2 classes, not to exceed Class A. SENIOR VETERAN: Prior to 80 years of age: must have 500 singles, 300 doubles, and 300 handicap targets on their 2015 card. SINGLES CLASSIFICATION 97 percent and over AA A 94 percent and under 97 B 91 percent and under 94 DOUBLES CLASSIFICATION 93 percent and over AA A 89 percent and under 93 B 85 percent and under 89 C 88 percent and under 91 D Under 88 percent C 78 percent and under 85 D Under 78 percent DOUBLES Six two-trap banks will be used for all double events, 50 targets per trap 16-YARD Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Six two-trap banks will be used for all 16 yard events, 50 targets per trap Saturday Seven two-trap banks will be used for all 16 yard events, 50 targets per trap HANDICAP Six two-trap banks will be used Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 50 targets per trap Seven two-trap banks will be used on Sunday, 50 targets per trap GREAT EASTERN PURSE The purse pays out the following percentages to the top 6 scores in the event: 25% to top score, 15% to second, 10% to 3rd. The 4th score will win 25%, the 5th score 15% and the 6th score 10% of the monies taken in. PERFECT MIDDLE 50 On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday s Handicap race there will be a perfect middle 50 purse. A $10 entry fee is required to enter. All entered perfect 50s will divide the purse. If there are no perfect 50s on Wednesday, the purse will be carried over to Thursday s Handicap (or Sunday s) middle 50 event. An additional $10 fee will be necessary to remain in contention for the purse. If the 50s are not broken on the Sunday Handicap Event, monies will be paid to the 49s or highest score in that 50, that played the option. All ties split the purse. N.J. JUNIORS & SUB-JUNIORS FEES In order to promote shooting by our youngsters, the State Association will only be charging them half price plus the usual daily fees on Saturday and Sunday s events. We are hoping this will allow more youngsters to take part in the biggest shoot in the state at a reasonable cost. Shooters will not be eligible to enter any options or purses. STATE SHOOT AND SATELLITE PINS 100 and 200 Straight Pins A 100 straight pin will be given to any shooter who breaks a 100 in any event. Any shooter who breaks a 200 in a 200-bird event will be eligible for a pin. A person may only win one of each type pin during their shooting career. NJSTA RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS New Jersey residents must present their paid ATA Average Card, with a New Jersey address to be eligible for resident titles, trophies and added money. Adult NJ residents must also show their valid NJ drivers license or NJ voter registration card as proof of residency. No trapshooter may compete for ATA trophies unless, for the immediately preceding six (6) months, he/she has been a bona fide resident of the state of NJ. If there is a dispute with respect to the residence of a shooter entering this tournament, it shall be the duty of the NJSTA to rule on a shooter s right to shoot as a NJ resident and any such ruling shall be final. THE STATE SHOOT The State Association will contribute $3,250 in cash prizes. THE GARDEN STATE HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP The State Association will contribute $ to be distributed to the top four scores in the Garden State Handicap Event. 49

27 NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT THE JERSEY DRAW All participants will be eligible for the following trophies this year via the Jersey Draw for Event No. 5. $500 in Gift Certificates ($300, $125, $75) donated by Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters, Route 130 in Robbinsville, NJ. SHYDA S SHOTGUN-SHOOTOUT OPTION Shyda s Outdoor Center has graciously donated a new Berretta A400 XCEL, Parallel, 12 Gauge Target Shotgun to the NJSTA to be awarded to the winner of a 3 day, 3 event option, subject to the random drawing of 50 names who will shoot off for this amazing prize on Friday June 5th following the day s events (7-9) of the New Jersey State Championships. To be eligible for the drawing and shoot off, shooting participants must play the Shyda s Shotgun Shootout Option offered during qualifying handicap events 2, 5, and/or 8. A $10.00 fee will be required for each of the shotgun-shootout options you may wish to participate in. It is not mandatory for anyone to play the option in all of the qualifying events. Each day a shooter plays the shotgun-shootout option his/her name will be entered into the random drawing. The maximum entry for any one shooter is three. A participant is only permitted one spot in the shoot off. If a shooter s name is drawn more than once the second and third selection will be discarded and another name will be drawn until 50 different shooters have been selected. If a total of 50 different shooters do not play this option during the 3 qualifying events, then all of the individual shooters that played the option at least once will shoot off. Shooters that have been selected to shoot off by random draw will shoot from his/her handicap yardage that he/she shot from on the first day that he/she opted to play this shotgun-shootout option. If during a preliminary event a participating shooter was penalized for a lack of the minimum targets required and achieves the necessary targets and is reduced to a non-penalty yardage, he/she will then shoot from their reduced handicap yardage during this shotgun-shoot off. The selected shooters will shoot off based on the yardage guidelines stated above and will shoot two targets from each of the five posts. Ties will continue to be shot off in this format until one winner is crowned. The winner will be presented with the aforementioned shotgun subject to the proper transfer of this firearm as per the guidelines set forth by the winner s resident state. The necessary transfer fees incurred for the use of an FFL (if necessary or applicable) will be reimbursed to the winner by the NJSTA. Any shipping will be at the expense of the winning shooter. By entering into this Shyda s Shotgun Shootout Option the winner agrees to be photographed with the NJSTA President, Brian Shyda and anyone else that the NJSTA Officers may deem necessary for the promotion of this event, the NJ State Trapshooting Championship events, and any other clay target shooting event without compensation. The winner and all other participants also agree to allow their names and photographs (if taken) to be mentioned or shown in any publication or to be put on display for the betterment of trapshooting, clay target shooting or shooting in general without compensation or appeal. Wednesday, June 3, 2015 Starts 10 A.M. EVENT NO. 1 Preliminary Singles Yard Targets Entries close at 11:00 A.M. Targets $30.00 Fees A.T.A. $ N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 Classes 60/40 percentage $15.00 OPEN TROPHIES Champion, Class Winners AA, A, B, C, D High Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior EVENT NO. 2 Preliminary Handicap 100 Handicap Targets Entries close at 2:00 P.M. Targets $30.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No. 1) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 Classes 60/40 percentage $15.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25 1 money $20.00 Optional 50s- $10.00 First & Last divided percentage $20.00 Middle 50 Jackpot (must break 50) $10.00 Great Eastern Purse , percentage $20.00 Shyda s Shotgun Shootoff Option (see page 50) $10.00 OPEN TROPHIES TROPHIES Champion, Runner Up and 3rd through 5th Place Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior 50 51

28 NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT EVENT NO. 3 Preliminary Doubles 50 Pair Targets $30.00 Fees (if not paid in Events No. 1 or 2) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 2 classes 60/40 percentage $15.00 Class Purse Each class shooting for own money divided percentage $20.00 OPEN TROPHIES Champion, Class Winners A, A, B, C, D High Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT Thursday, June 4, :30 a.m. EVENT NO. 4 Garden State Singles Championship Yard Targets - Entries close 10:30 a.m. 154 Shooters in 2014 Targets $30.00 Fees A.T.A $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 percentage $20.00 Open 50s, 60/40 percentage $20.00 Class Purse Each class shooting for own money div percentage $20.00 OPEN TROPHIES Champion, Winners AA, A, B, C, D High Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior 2014 New Jersey Grand American Winners Event #2 Trap & Field Handicap Jr. Gold Runner Up Justin Malone 96 Event #9 Kolar Doubles Sub-Veteran Runner Up Mark Wade 100 Event #11 Krieghoff Handicap Junior Champion Ean Taylor 99 Event #12 Rio Ammo Doubles Class C Runner Up Brian Skeuse 95 Event #16 President Roush Handicap by Perrazzi 8th Place Robert Malmstedt 96 Event #17 Browning Doubles Class Championship AA Champion Robert Malmstedt

29 NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT Thursday, June 4, 2015 EVENT NO. 5 The Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters Handicap Classic 100 Handicap Targets 138 Shooters in 2014 Targets $30.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.4) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 percentage $20.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25 1 Money $20.00 Optional 50s $10.00 First & Last divided percentage $20.00 Middle 50 Jackpot Must break 50 to win $10.00 Great Eastern Purse percentage $20.00 Shyda s Shotgun Shootoff Option (see page 50) $10.00 OPEN TROPHIES Champion, Runner Up and 3rd through 5th Place Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior $500 in Gift Certificates donated by Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters Winner via Jersey Draw ($300, $125, & $75) Thursday, June 4, 2015 EVENT NO. 6 Garden State Doubles Championship 50 Pair Doubles - Entries close 10:00 a.m. 98 Shooters in 2014 Targets $30.00 Fees $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis 2 Class percentage $20.00 Optional 50s First, Last $5.00 each 50 divided percentage $10.00 Class Purse Each class shooting for own money divided percentage $15.00 Friday, June 5, :30 a.m. EVENT NO. 7 N.J. State Class Championship Yard Targets 165 Shooters in 2014 Targets $30.00 Fees A.T.A $3.00 N.J. $2.00 $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 percentage $20.00 Open 50s, 60/40 percentage $20.00 Class Purse Each class shooting for own money divided percentage $20.00 RESIDENT TROPHIES Resident Winner Each Class AA, A, B, C, D OPEN TROPHIES Class Winners AA, A, B, C, D High Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior 2014 State Doubles Class Champions Class AA Ed Taylor 95 Class A George Wright 94 Class B Jeffrey Whalen 94 Class C Chris Griscom 86 Class D Chris Cusumano OPEN TROPHIES Champion, Class Winners AA, A, B, C, D High Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior 55

30 NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT NEW JERSEY 118th STATE TOURNAMENT 56 Friday, June 5, 2015 EVENT NO. 8 The Shyda s Outdoor Center Handicap 100 Handicap Targets 161 Shooters in 2014 Targets $30.00 Fees (if not paid in Event No.4) $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis Class 3 classes 60/40 percentage $20.00 Optional 25s $5.00 each 25 1 Money $20.00 Optional 50s $10.00 First & Last divided percentage $20.00 Middle 50 Jackpot Must break 50 to win $10.00 Great Eastern Purse percentage $20.00 Shyda s Shotgun Shootoff Option (see page 50) $10.00 RESIDENT TROPHIES Champion, Runner Up and 3rd through 7th Place NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES Champion, Runner Up and 3rd through 5th OPEN TROPHIES Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior New Jersey Resident Southern Zone vs. Northern Zone A Zone Team Trophy will be awarded based on the scores of Saturday s 16-yard Singles Championship event of the NJ State Shoot to the winning zone at the Annual NJ State Association meeting on Sunday before the start of final events. To be eligible to compete for this trophy shooters must compete at their respective zone Singles Championship Event. If a shooter competes in this zone event they are qualified regardless of their score. After the NJ State Singles Championship Event the top five scores from Qualified Shooters of each zone will be added together to determine the Winning Zone. The names of the five individuals representing the winning zone will be engraved on the trophy and the trophy will be displayed at the gun club which hosts that year s zone shoot. Each individual, in addition to having his or her name on the Zone Championship Trophy, will also be awarded a special pin acknowledging his or her participation in the event. The 2014 Zone Trophy was won by the North Team team winners Marc Invidiato (196), Joseph Lombardi (195), John D. Melitsky (194), Mark Wade (194) and Carlos Gomes (193) will be presented with their pins during the state meeting on Sunday. Friday, June 5, 2015 EVENT NO. 9 N.J. State Doubles Class Championship 50 Pair Doubles - Entries close 10:00 a.m. 98 Shooters in 2014 Targets $30.00 Fees $5.00 N.J. Maintenance Fee $1.00 Lewis 2 Class percentage $20.00 Optional 50s First, Last $5.00 each 50 divided percentage $10.00 Class Purse Each class shooting for own money divided percentage $15.00 RESIDENT TROPHIES Resident Winner Each Class AA, A, B, C, D OPEN TROPHIES Class Winners AA, A, B, C, D High Lady I, Lady II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Junior 2014 State Singles Class Champions Class AA Marc Invidiato 100 Class A Jeffrey Whalen 99 Class B Bob Barnhardt 97 Class C Samuel Osterhoudt 97 Class D Bryan Romanow 95 57