Rotorua Clay Target club saw a good turnout for The Presidents Cup. The club members did a stirling job setting up the field, working all day Saturday in persistent rain and wind. They set a fairly soft field for us to shoot on Sunday, with a 98 being the top score, however under the atrocious weather condition it proved to be a good idea, as most people were very happy at the end of the day.

Round 1 Round 2 Total
Mark Vessey 49 49 98
Tony Truss 49 48 97
Geoff Hay 49 48 97
Des Coe 47 48 95
Rob Carruthers 49 45 94
Brent Quinn 46 48 94
Brian Deadman 48 45 93
Tom Bishop 44 47 91
Richard Sale 48 43 91
Peter Goodwin 45 45 90
Paul Dunnett 47 43 90
Adam Green 44 43 87
Daniel Feutz 45 42 87
Adam Hansen 43 44 87
Chris Parkinson 44 43 87
Sarah Hamburger 44 42 86
Graham Carroll 42 44 86
Brett Wilson 41 42 83
Alex Squires 42 41 83
Albie Hansen 42 41 83
Bruce Scott 41 41 82
Andrew Sanders 41 41 82
Richard Flower 40 41 81
Glen Rastrick 42 38 80
Rob Hayes 41 38 79
Andrew Welch 41 38 79
Len Moule 40 38 78
Steve Cunningham 38 39 77
Bob Birkett 38 39 77
Michael Wilkie 36 39 75
Zane Walker 38 37 75
James Cannard 38 36 74
Ray Bishop 39 35 74
Bill Smith 38 35 73
Kalvin Lalich 36 37 73
Stephen Martin 36 36 72
Paul Boyen 40 32 72
James Rastrick 31 40 71
Michael Holmes 35 36 71
Wayne Jones 33 38 71
Craig Pulman 38 33 71
Michael Hunt 35 36 71
Melanie Hoverd 34 36 70
Jim Musin 36 32 68
Carry Goodwin 34 32 66
Errol Lines 28 37 65
Marion Whyte 33 32 65
Ian Fullerton 29 31 60
Emily Olsen 27 33 60
Diane Lawrence 27 30 57

4 Comments to “2010 Presidents Cup, Rotorua”

  1. ronmadden says:
    August 16, 2010 at 1:55 pm

    I thought the South Island was the only place soft targets were shot, well according to you Norther’s anyway!!!

    • Rob Carruthers says:
      August 16, 2010 at 4:13 pm

      They were a bit soft, but to their credit, they did throw very well presented targets, with good variety and made excellent use of the terrain they have at Rotorua.

  2. duckiller says:
    August 16, 2010 at 9:32 pm

    We thought it would lull you into thinking the nationals
    will be similar,—–yea right!

  3. Ron Madden says:
    August 17, 2010 at 11:56 am

    Don’t forget I was there at the Oceania, surpurb targets absolutely surpurp and I hope they take every ones comments on that shoot and take it forward from there. Nothing edge on, no skeet targets, and a few way up and a few way down under your feet. looking forward already.