RI: Conventional Prone Championship Results
by Joe Graf, pmdc staff
The 2010 RI combined Regional State Championship was hosted by Newport Rifle Club. Range safety improvements make this a challenging range. Twelve foot high steel plates line both sides of the range making the wind very difficult to read. This year’s match had light winds making it a little easier when compared to past years.
Firing a 1599-114X, Dan Holmes took the Regional Gold and a Perry Certificate. Just 5X’s behind Brian Jylkka’s 1599-109X was good for the Regional Silver. The targets for both competitors will be forwarded to the NRA. The current open & civilian record for the 1-day Conventional Prone Regional is 1599, which would make Dan and Brian co-holders of these records. Brian also broke the existing junior record of 1598.
The RI State Champions will receive a David Kettlety Memorial Cup. The open State Champion, Joe Graf, fired a 1598-118X. The junior State Champion, Danielle Makucevich, fired a 1584-88X. Complete match results can be downloaded here: 2010-ri-conv-prone-championship (Excel, 33KB)
On a side note, pronematch.com would like to extend best wishes to Distinguished shooter Kim Chrostowski who shot her last match as a RI resident. She will be moving to Oregon after her November wedding to Andrew Roland.
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- NRA Gold and Silver Regional Medallions
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- Joe Graf, 2010 RI State Champion
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- Match Director Joe Graf presents Brian Jylkka with the NRA Silver Medallion
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- Match Director Joe Graf presents Dan Holmes with the NRA Gold Medallion
Category: Results
Congratulations Dan. You’re on a roll. When are you going to start putting an MA after your name instead of an EX? I think it’s time. I also think you should publish your training program because it’s obviously working very well.
Dennis
Alas, the MA has already arrived. It is effective today as a matter of fact! The party is over.
dan must tell us the secret. I’ll be back from Me. soon, and would like to learn about the secret training or ammo.
I found out his secret; hit the center of the bull each and every time. Not really a big secret. 😉