3rd Annual Sporting Clay Event
2012 RESULTS
What—Sporting Clay Skeet Tournament (for individuals and teams of four)
When—Thursday-Saturday, October 4-6, 2012
Where—Flying Rabbit Sporting Clays, 5537 South Valley Pike, Mt. Crawford, VA
(just ¾-mile south of Rockingham County Fairgrounds along US Hwy 11)
Entry Cost—$40 per 100-shot, 16-station course
Initial notification of results will be emailed by Monday (Oct. 8) following the relief sale, with letters transmitting award certificates within two weeks.
All Participants
All participants receive a Flying Rabbit certificate for the 25-shot wobble stand at the member price—must supply own ammunition.
Men’s Individual Scores:
Best—100-shot Sporting Clays shot card at Flying Rabbit
Place—64-shot Sporting Clays shot card at Flying Rabbit
Show—50-shot Sporting Clays shot card at Flying Rabbit
Conscientious Objector (Last place)—One-hour lesson at Flying Rabbit
Women’s Individual Scores:
Best—100-shot Sporting Clays shot card at Flying Rabbit
Place—64-shot Sporting Clays shot card at Flying Rabbit
Show—50-shot Sporting Clays shot card at Flying Rabbit
Conscientious Objector (Last place)—One-hour lesson at Flying Rabbit
Church Team Scores (team of four):
Best—Revolving Plaque (with church name and year scribed upon the plaque)
Best, Place & Show—25-shot Wobble Stand shot card for all team members
Largest Church Turnout
Certificate of Note
Rules of Play
1 – Competition is based on who can shoot the most skeets on the 100-shot sporting clays course at the Flying Rabbit, Harrisonburg, VA. Any gauge shotgun may be used.
2 – Individuals and teams of four may enter. All denominations are welcome.
3 – Play may take place anytime during normal business hours, 10 A.M.—dusk, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 4-6. Team members do not need to play together but must declare their team name at time of play.
4 – Team score awards are made up of four declared people. If a team is short-handed, they will be given a “dummy score” of 15 for each missing member. (Example: a team of three will tally the three scores plus 15 to make up a full four-person team score.)
5 – Individuals and teams may play as many rounds as they wish to better their score but only one whole card (or set) will be used. Individuals and teams may not combine best station scores from several cards into one. Also, they may not rearrange (add/subtract) team members after a round is played.
6 – Team members must declare a team name/church/denomination for scoring.
7 – Individuals should declare a church affiliation for overall scoring.
8 – In the case of ties for best, place, show and conscientious objector, a random method of appointing winners will be employed.
Sponsorships
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A $50 contributor receives a white business sign with plain script to display on the course. Sign size is 18” x 24”. -
A $100 contributor receives a fancy business sign with fancy script and their business logo to display on the course. Sign size is same, 18” x 24”. -
Sponsors may purchase multiple signs and locations at the rates above.
Sign Locations (42)—All sign locations are on first come, first served basis. Sign locations include:
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Registration & gathering area (4 signs) -
16 shooting stations (@2 signs per station or 32 signs) and the forest pathway intersection (2 signs). (A single sponsor may donate an additional $25 to claim an entire station or the intersection to themself.) -
Return path after station-16 (4 signs)
In our opinion, the registration/gathering area, station-1, and the path intersection are the best positions.)
Sponsors signed up by mid-July will be listed in future literature sent to churches. All sponsors signed up by mid-September will be listed on event-day literature.
Contact—James Åkerson at (540) 421-4577
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