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Port St Mary's Ashley Gardner was the last shooter to arrive at Kirk Michael - the road closures at Foxdale played their part and ensured a very late finish for most - but the pilot parked his plane long enough to notch his team's highest score, 99, as the defending Winter League champions powered to a convincing win over the home side with victories in three divisions which included just one athlete with a score below 90 from their 15 shooters.
Top scorer for Kirk Michael was Perryn Watson with 97, not too shabby for someone suffering from pins and needles in one arm.
Kirk Michael lost to Port St Mary
97 Perryn Watson Ashley Gardner 99
95 Suzanne McKnight Derek Kermode 98
94 Kevin Quinn Isaac Heaton 98
94 Alex Trafford (J) Kevin Kneale 96
90 Colin Watson Callum Grant 95
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David does the business but his ton can't stop Sulby
David Humphrey scored a perfect 100 for IOMSC Douglas only for the home side to sneak a win by seven points. Some tomfoolery on the night with recording two scores from the same man (you know who you are) caused a flap but the result was not affected.
Sulby beat IOMSC Douglas
99 Will Quayle David Humphrey 100
98 Teddy Sayle Michael Duncalf 96
97 Peter Webb Sam Jones (J) 96
96 Peter Faragher Paul Perkins 93
96 Orry Teare Tracey Skelton 94
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Castletown edge out Laxey
There was strong scoring from everyone on the night including "one-offs" from Richard Arthur and Harry Creevy but it was Castletown who took the wins in Division 1 plus a win against the depleted Laxey in Division 2 for good measure.
Castletown beat Laxey
99 Richard Arthur Harry Creevy 99
98 Nigel Christian Gemma Kermode 96
98 Trevor Taubman John Wood 96
97 Ian Arthur Andrew Jessop 95
94 Martin Moore Bridget Kneale 94
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It is intended to run the finals of the W.S. Cowin competition at the Sinclair range on Tuesday 22nd November.
The W.S. Cowin is an individual knockout competition, with the finals open to two shooters from each club. Should any club have more than 2 shooters who wish to take part then they should hold their own knockout rounds prior to the finals to determine which two shooters qualify to compete in the finals (one card per round, deliberate, shoulder-to-shoulder).
Entry fee for the finals is £4 per person which can be paid on the night, sign in at 19.30.
