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You Are Cordially Invited Hosted By:

August 27-30, 2020

1,000 Registered Targets

Cash Trophies

Added Money

72nd Annual

New Mexico State Shoot

Non - Resident Cash Trophies

& Added Money

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PRESQUADDING Available at Presquad.com for no charge. If you have any problems with squadding,

call Joel Schram @ 928-920-9799

For more information please contact

Jerrod Lies 620-885-5210 or Joel Schram 928-920-9799

[email protected] or [email protected]

Or visit our websites at:

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Pre-squad is Open

Trinidad, CO

NRAWC

Raton, NM

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The NRA Whittington Center is located at 34025 U.S. 64 west, southwest of

Raton. If coming north on I-25, exit 446, turn left which takes you to HWY

64 west. If coming south on I-25, exit 446, turn right which takes you to

HWY 64 west. After approximately 6 miles, take a right onto the NRA

Whittington Center access road.

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The NRA Whittington Center is pleased to be the host of the 72nd Annual New Mexico

State Shoot. We have enjoyed hosting this event in the past and look forward to doing it

again this year. We expect high scores, great food, and perfect weather.

The Shotgun Range will open Wednesday at 1:00 pm for registration and practice. To

welcome our shooters and their families. With the COVID-19 pandemic, social dis-

tancing will be highly encouraged.

The NRA Whittington Center has so many fun things to do for the whole family. We

are located in the northeastern part of New Mexico. We would appreciate you visiting

Presquad.com to sign up early for this shoot.

On behalf of the NRA Whittington Center and the New Mexico State Trap Shooting

Association…..

welcome to The Land of Enchantment and good luck.

The New Mexico State Trapshooting Association would like to

thank our very special loyal advertisers and to those who have donated

special awards for this tournament - we sincerely appreciate your

continued support of the New Mexico State Shoot.

Thank You

WELCOME SHOOTERS

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NMSTA PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

On behalf of the New Mexico State Trapshooting Association and the NRA Whit-

tington Center, I would like to welcome you to our 72nd annual New Mexico State

Trapshooting Tournament. Our Board of Directors and officers have been working

hard this past year to provide you with the best possible shooting experience.

This year with the COVID-19 pandemic we were forced to delay this shoot from its

normal Memorial Day week time. As so many clubs have experienced, we needed

to change with the pandemic. This year we have reduced the number of targets

from 1,500 to 1,000.

Thursday & Friday’s trophies are cash awards and open. This means both resident

& non-resident shooters are competing for the same cash trophy. Non-Resident

shooters will be shooting for cash trophies during Saturday & Sunday’s events.

Resident shooters will be competing for ATA provided trophies. The NMSTA will

provide all added money to both residents & non-residents.

In compliance with the New Mexico Governor’s orders, we will be asked to prac-

tice social distancing and discourage shooters from gathering in larger groups. As

these rules are likely to change before the shoot starts, you will be handed updated

procedures that will be in effect when the shoot starts at the time you classify.

These are challenging times for all of us but together we can make this shoot both

fun and safe for all. Please be patient when classifying & cashiering as we try and

comply with the Governor’s orders. A big thanks goes out to all of you for your

support of trapshooting in the state of New Mexico.

Mark your calendars and get your RV spot secured right away. The Southwestern

Satellite Grand has been re-scheduled for September 29th—October 4th and will

be held at the NRA Whittington Center. More information will be available in the

near future.

Good Luck Shooting Everyone!

Joel Schram—NMSTA President

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President Joel Schram Vice President Shawn Perkins Secretary/Treasurer Vicky Schram ATA Delegate Bob Liebel Alternate Delegate . Open Position

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Albuquerque Trap Club Jamie Anderson Belen Shooting Sports Assn. Jerry Wright Hobbs Gun Club Billy Healy Mesilla Valley Shotgun Sports - Las Cruces………………………...………………..Joe Fries 4-P Gun Club LLC - Melrose…………………………………...…………….Shawn Perkins NRA Whittington Center Jerrod Lies San Juan Wildlife Federation - Farmington………………….…….Jimmy Kennedy Pecos Valley Gun Club - Roswell…………………………...……….Randy Barone Raton Trap Club………………………………………………….. David Piancino Roadrunner Trap Club - Alamogordo………………………………. Tyler Jensen Southwestern Shotgunners - Silver City Cory Dalton Harris Gun Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Charles Harris

SHOOT PERSONNEL

Shoot Director Jerrod Lies Classification NMSTA Computer NMSTA Cashier NMSTA Traps NRAWC Scoreboard NMSTA Trap Help NRAWC Shoot Offs NMSTA Trap Setting NRAWC and assigned NMSTA Directors Grounds NRAWC

WELCOME

2020 NEW MEXICO STATE OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

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NMSTA PAST PRESIDENTS

1949 James Foster 1980 Corkey Vincent 2011 Joe Whitehurst

1950 Joe D. Reed 1981 Harold Neely 2012 Joe Whitehurst

1951 Joe D. Reed 1982 Ted Boudreau 2013 Bill Thompson/ Tammy Harrelson

1952 Joe D. Reed 1983 Donna Neely 2014 Tammy Harrelson

1953 Walter Bellman 1984 Robbie Finney 2015 Cory Dalton

1954 Walter Bellman 1985 Robbie Finney 2016 Cory Dalton

1955 Walter Bellman 1986 Sid Anderson 2017 Cory Dalton

1956 Ernest Jones 1987 Jim Stubblefield 2018 Joel Schram

1957 Ernest Jones 1988 Jim Stubblefield 2019 Joel Schram

1958 Leonard Ginn 1989 Wayne Marley

1959 W. A. Davis 1990 Wayne Marley

1960 E. C. Axline 1991 Harry Arrington

1961 Wm. A. McCord 1992 W. Roy Felty

1962 Wm. A. McCord 1993 Ed Dvorak

1963 W. Roy Felty 1994 Bob Harris

1964 W. Roy Felty 1995 Chris Betsworth

1965 W. Roy Felty 1996 Chris Betsworth

1966 W. Roy Felty 1997 Fred Selders

1967 W. Roy Felty 1998 Fred Selders

1968 Sid Anderson 1999 Bob Harris

1969 Sid Anderson 2000 Bob Harris

1970 Sid Anderson 2001 Cory Dalton

1971 Dr. H. E. Hewett 2002 Cory Dalton

1972 Dr. H. E. Hewett 2003 Jim Powers

1973 Sid Anderson 2004 Jim Powers

1974 Sid Anderson 2005 Dennis Parker

1975 Sid Anderson 2006 J. D. McFall

1976 Bob Dean 2007 J. D. McFall

1977 Bob Paine 2008 Joe Whitehurst

1978 Bob Stoller 2009 Joe Whitehurst

1979 Harold Neely 2010 Joe Whitehurst

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Daily fees of $3.00 ATA and $4.00 NMTSA will be collected once per day per participant. We will be open Wednesday from 2:00 pm until 5:00 pm for early sign up, and at 7:30 am until 3:00 pm Thursday through Sunday. ALL PRE-SQUADDING OF AN EVENT MUST BE CASHIERED PRIOR TO 8:15 AM THE DAY OF THE EVENT OR YOUR PRE-SQUADDING WILL BE DELETED.

The NMSTA will be accepting cash or check for your registration. A fee of $30 is charged for any returned check.

Practice traps will be open at 7:30 am Wednesday through Sunday. Practice rounds are $7.00. Factory ammunition will be available for sale at the shotgun range. Use of reloads conforming to ATA rules is permitted. Empty shells on the ground become the property of the NRA Whittington Center. Currently, we have 120 RV spots (full hook-up) available at $32.00/day for 30 amp. and $35.00/day for 50 amp. Primitive Campground (Daily Rate) $12.00. Other lodging is also available, for a complete list and availability, please call us at 800-494-4853. Reservation’s open on February 1st. We encourage you to make your reservations as early as possible. RV spots will fill quickly. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner may be available subject to restrictions ordered by the Governor. Trap setting will be done before each event by officers of the State Association and/or assigned Club officers, per ATA rule Section XIII, E. Should a trap be throwing targets that, although not necessarily illegal, appreciably vary from trap to trap, any shooter may request that the trap be reset, per ATA rule Section IV, G.7. The final decision as to whether or not a trap is to be reset will be made only by shoot management. All ties in the preliminary events will be carried over to the next similar event. State Championship ties will be decided as soon as possible after the conclusion of the day’s events. If you do not respond to a shoot-off within 5 minutes of the final call, you forfeit all rights. There will be no class advancements for this shoot, However, any shooter’s score/class may be subject to review. Any shooter earning yardage in any handicap event must report to Classification to have their average card punched to the new yardage prior to shooting the next handicap event. Any shooter whose class or yardage is changed for any reason shall be considered to be notified when the new class or yardage is posted on the bulletin board. Trophies and added money will be furnished by and awarded by the NMSTA and/or ATA. Only one trophy or money will be awarded to any person in any one event. Only bona fide New Mexico residents are eligible for state trophies. Proof of residency may be required. Only Non-Resident shooters are eligible for non-resident trophies. Special category shooters must declare when classified. Special category shooters must shoot for the category trophy. If they don’t qualify for a category trophy then they may shoot for class or yardage. All purses, options, and special events are non-compulsory. All ties will divide on purse and options Shooting will be over 16 program traps. Or as deemed appropriate by shoot personnel. Orange Dome White Flyer targets will be thrown on all fields. If your trap breaks down, take your score sheet and continue shooting on the next trap. The remainder of your targets will be shot on the first available trap as the line clears. You will be shooting 50-targets per trap over two-trap banks. In order to get shooters through the daily events in a timely manner, please be at your starting trap on time and after finishing your first 25 targets, return to the line promptly for your next 25 targets.

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The NMSTA and NRA Whittington Center will not be liable for any damages to persons or property, or losses of any kind by any participant or spectator. All persons entering this tournament do so at their own risk and assume all liabilities for any damages or losses caused or suffered by them. Ear and eye protection will be required at all times while shooting. Harassment or abuse of shoot personnel will not be tolerated. Squadding will be done by computer. Once an event has started shooters may enter that event for targets, trophies, options, purses, and added money until the first squad clearing the first sub-event of any new event. Target and Option monies will be refunded up to 45 minutes prior to the start of any event. Once shooters are called to the line, no refunds will be permitted. Anyone electing to withdrawal from an event will be allowed to re-enter that event at a later time, shooting for targets only. A $20.00 re-squadding fee will apply.

The NMSTA will provide participation pins to the first 200 entries. 100 & 200 Straight pins will be awarded by NMSTA and NRA Whittington Center.

GRIEVANCE PROCESS

Any competitor wishing to file a grievance regarding the classification, scoring or opera-tion of the New Mexico State Trap Shoot, or any event therein will be charged a $20 fee after the grievance has been stated to a member of the NMSTA Grievance Committee. The Grievance Committee shall be composed of the NMSTA President (or Vice Presi-dent) and ATA delegate (or alternate). After the facts of the grievance have been present-ed to the Grievance Committee, the plaintiff shall be notified within 1 hour of when the grievance committee makes a decision on the grievance. If the grievance is upheld, the $20 fee will be returned to the plaintiff. If the grievance is denied, the fee will be deposited in the NMSTA bank account.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Joel Schram, Shawn Perkins and Bob Liebel

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this program. However if any errors are detected after printing and distribution, corrections will be

posted in the clubhouse.

This is an invitational tournament and the shoot management reserves the right to modify this program at any time, and reject, refund, or disqualify any contestant, who in its judgment interferes with the safe conduct, harmony, or sportsmanship of the tournament. Harassment or abuse of trap or shoot personnel will result in disqualification. Shoot management has used reasonable care in the preparation of this program, however, not all issues can be addressed. ATA rules will govern the operation of this shoot.

This certifies the New Mexico State Trapshooting Association is authorized to hold a registered trap tournament at the NRA Whittington Center August 27- 30, 2020.

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CLASSIFICATION AND HANDICAPPING

Shooter classification will be based upon ATA printed Rule V;

Singles & Doubles Events

Classification will be based on registered targets shot this year, last year, or last 500 whichever is the highest. Known ability may also be considered if that may have a bearing on an individual’s ability to break targets.

Any shooter that has registered fewer than 500 targets in 16 yard, handicap or doubles for the current year and two previous years may be assessed penalty yardage and classification. Penalty yardage and classification will be as follows: Men, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Junior Gold & Junior – Class B & penalty yardage 23. Lady 1, Lady 2 & Sub-Junior – Class C & penalty yardage 20.

If shooter has registered an excess of 500 targets in 16 yards or doubles, including current and last year, the average of the last 500 targets, current year’s average, whichever is highest, will be used. Abnormally low scores will be disregarded.

It is the contestant’s responsibility to have his / her average card up to date before approaching the classification table. It is also the contestant’s responsibility to show entire registered ATA shooting history for the current year. If average card is not current and up-to-date when presented to the classifier, you will be asked to leave the line and update your card, then get back in line.

As per rule IV; ATA Tournaments

All special category shooters must declare their special category at the time of classification in any registered tournament if they wish to compete as a category shooter. No contestant will be allowed to declare or change a special category declaration after firing his/her first shot. Only one (1) Special Category may be declared. There will be no exceptions to this rule. (Chair Shooters are exempt from this

rule). It is the shooter’s responsibility to see that the classifier enters the correct special category on his / her entry card and also the special category is recorded by the computer upon entry. It is the shooter’s responsibility to verify if asked special category status.

Special Categories: Female shooters shall be designated as Lady 1 or Lady 2. A female shooter who has not reached her 55th birthday will be designated as Lady 1. A female shooter who is 55 or over will be designated as Lady 2. Because of age, female shooters may also be designated as a Sub-Junior, Jun-ior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran or Senior Veteran. A shooter who has not reached his or her 15th birthday will be designated as a Sub-Junior. A shooter who is 15 but has not reached his or her 18th birth-day will be designated as a Junior. A shooter who is 18 but has not reached his or her 23rd birthday will be designated as a Junior Gold. A shooter who is 55 but has not reached his or her 65th birthday will be designated as a Sub-Veteran. A shooter who is 65 but has not reached his or her 70th birthday will be designated as a Veteran. A shooter who is 70 years or older will be designated as a Senior Veteran. Age based categories are established on the birthday of the shooter.

Age Categories: Lady 1: under 55 Junior Gold: 18 and under 23 Lady 2: 55 and over Sub-Veteran : 55 and under 65 Sub-Junior: under 15 Veteran: over 65 and under 70 Junior: 15 and under 18 Senior Veteran: 70 and over

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Classes: Classification: Singles: Doubles: Class AA 97% and over 93% and over Class A 94% and under 97% 89% and under 93% Class B 91% and under 94% 85% and under 89% Class C 88% and under 91% 78% and under 85% Class D under 88% under 78%

CLASSIFICATION

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NEW MEXICO TRAPSHOOTING HALL OF FAME

Past Inductees:

1991 Charlie Martinelli, W.A. “Skinny” Davis

1992 Gene Stites, Sid Anderson

1993 W. Roy Felty

1994 No Inductees

1995 Ernest Jones, Joe Reed, Nardi Gabriele, Pardner Tellyer, William S. Garver III

1996 Ted Boudreau, Robert Paine

1997 Wanda Whitham, Bruce Axline

1998 Curtis Myers, Robert Melton, Sr.

1999 H.E. Hewett, Ed Dvorak

2000 Gerald Russell, Bobby Lynn Butts

2001 Richard Walter, Sr., Walter Bellman

2002 Harold Neely, Dr. Thomas Arvas

2003 Norris G. Newberry

2004 Chris Betsworth, Cory Dalton

2005 Jim Bramble, T.J. Arvas, Jr.

2006 Donna Neely

2007 No Inductees

2008 Randy Chrobocinski

2009 Dennis Martinez, Pete Moore

2010 Bob Stoller, JD McFall

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NEW MEXICO TRAPSHOOTING HALL OF FAME

Past Inductees:

2011 Jim Powers

2012 Ronnie Orr

2013 Roy Willis, Charlie DiDomenico

2014 No Inductees

2015 Mike Grady

2016 Jim Stubblefield

2017 Britt Dalton, Jim Copsey

2018 Joe Whitehurst

2019 Jerry Green

2020 Steve Pollock, Cindy Pollock

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NMSTA STATE TEAM AND HIGH AVERAGE AWARD REQUIREMENTS

New Mexico State Trapshooting Team target qualification requirements Male shooters except Veterans and Senior Veterans:

1500 Singles 1000 Doubles 1500 Handicap

Lady, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Junior and Sub-Junior: 1500 Singles 500 Doubles

1500 Handicap

At least one-half (1/2) of these targets must be shot at New Mexico Clubs. All three (3) disciplines must have at least 100 singles, 100 doubles and 100 handicap targets shot at a minimum of three (3) different New Mexico clubs. State team category awards will be based upon a shooter’s year - end category. First and second State teams will consist of a Captain, 4 team members, Lady, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Junior and Sub-Junior with the highest composite target average who shoot the required qualifying targets. State teams filled with order of assignment – First team, first team category, second team, second team category, by highest composite average.

New Mexico State Trapshooting High Average award target qualification Male shooters except Veterans and Senior Veterans:

1500 Singles 1000 Doubles 1500 Handicap

Lady, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Junior and Sub-Junior: 1500 Singles 500 Doubles

1500 Handicap

At least one-half (1/2) of these targets must be shot at New Mexico Clubs. At least 100 of the discipline (singles, doubles or handicap) that the shooter is qualifying for must be shot at a minimum of three (3) different New Mexico clubs. Class High Average and Handicap awards require the qualifying target numbers be shot in both the current and previous year. Class High Average awards are based on the previous year’s ending class average and the current year’s ending average. Handicap High Average award is based upon the current year’s ending average.

These are the minimum number of qualifying targets and must be ATA registered targets. ATA published averages are used to determine all awards. The New Mexico State Shoot qualifies as a separate club for a total of eleven (11) New Mexico clubs. These targets are to be shot in concurrence with the ATA target year.

These requirements were voted on and passed at the Board of Directors meeting June 11, 2011, in Raton, NM. Future Team and High Average awards will be based on the above rules.

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2019 NEW MEXICO STATE TEAM

First Team Second Team

Captain Jamie Anderson 94.25 Captain Jimmy Kennedy 91.79

Members James Powers 93.93 Members Mike LeFevre 91.76

Cory Dalton 93.12 Douglas Doonan 90.53

Garrett Dickens 92.25 Billy Healy 90.49

Trenton Melton 92.24 Joel Schram 90.37

Lady Samantha Rainsdon 88.49 Lady Michaela LeFevre 88.34

Vet Jerry Wright 90.51 Vet Ron Hieronymus 90.22

Sr. Vet Eddie Nichols 89.93 Sr. Vet Andrew Piancino 84.70

Junior Lane Klohn 92.94 Junior Tristen Duff 88.64

Sub-Junior Tate Hill 88.53 Sub-Junior Casen Calkins 86.10

2019 HIGH AVERAGE Singles Champion Dennis Martinez 97.17

Class AA James Powers 96.47

Class A Jimmy Kennedy 96.36

Class B Jerry Wright 92.90

Class C Mary Alby 92.22

Class D Tate Hill 92.29

Handicap Champion Cory Dalton 92.50

Runner-up Jamie Anderson 91.88

Doubles Champion James Powers 95.53

Class AA Carson Holt 94.58

Class A Trenton Melton 93.27

Class B Jamie Anderson 94.54

Class C Garrett Dickens 91.83

Class D Tristen Duff 86.65

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Welcome to the NRA Whittington Center

Good Luck and Thank You

For Shooting with Us

National

Rank

Shooters Name Date Achieved

Final

Discipline

134 Ed Dvorak August 15, 1993 Singles

159 Norris Newberry September 9, 1994 Doubles

182 Curtis Myers June 19, 1996 Doubles

212 Dennis Parker September 18, 1997 Doubles

213 James Grage October 3, 1997 Handicap

263 Chris Betsworth September 16, 2000 Handicap

303 Jim Copsey August 27, 2002 Doubles

368 Roy Willis June 17, 2007 Handicap

444 Britt Dalton August 15, 2012 Singles

447 Cory Dalton June 27, 2013 Handicap

455 Mike Grady February 20, 2014 Handicap

465 Cole Dalton July 20, 2014 Handicap

New Mexico Shooter Grand Slams

(200x200 Singles, 100 from the 27, 100 in Doubles)

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Cindy Pollock

Cindy Pollock started shooting trap under the tutelage of Donna and Harold Neely at the El Paso Trap and Skeet Club in the mid-'80s. She has competed at a majority of the trap clubs in New Mexico, and at events in Tucson, Az., Midland, Tx., and at the Grand American tournaments in Vandalia, Oh. To date, she has shot at 37,225 singles targets, 10,600 doubles targets, and 25,700 handicap targets in 34 years of competition. She has earned sev-eral class and Ladies trophies in New Mexico State tournament events. During this period she also served as an NRA-certified rifle, pistol and shotgun instructor. She also served several year as a Hunter Education Instructor with the New Mexico Depart-ment of Game & Fish. In an effort to increase the number of Sub-Junior and Junior shooters, she conducted fundraising events which resulted in the purchase of three Remington 11-87 12-gauge trap guns for full-sized shooters, and three Remington Youth/Ladies 20-gauge shotguns for beginning or smaller shoot-ers. Student groups she instructed include 4-H shooters in Dona Ana, Sierra and Otero counties, as well as serving as a Boy Scout as a merit badge councilor. Her activities have been supported by the Sunrise Lions Club in Las Cruces. As a Lifetime member of the Roadrunner Trap Club in Alamogordo, Cindy served as pho-tographer at the club shoots, and also at a number of State tourna-ments. She retired from her trap-related photographic activities in 2016.

2020 HOF Inductee

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Steve Pollock

2020 HOF Inductee

Steve Pollock was introduced to trap shooting by Cindy Pollock while they were dating. Also coached by Donna and Harold Neely, Steve has shot at 48,150 singles targets, 25,300 doubles targets, and 35,050 handicap targets, and was fortunate enough to win the State doubles Championship in 1991. He started understudying Bruce Axline as computer operator at the Roadrunner Trap Club in 1989, and subsequently worked every tournament at that club (except De-cember shoots) between 1991 and 2016 using both Accu-Trap soft-ware and 3S Trapshooting software. He also worked State Tourna-ment events in Raton (Whittington Center and Raton Trap Club), Albuquerque, and Truth or Consequences. In conjunction with these events, he contributed articles to Trap and Field over the same time period, with accompanying pictures by Cindy. He served as NMSTA Secretary-Treasurer from 1996 to 1998, continuing the ef-forts of ATA Secretary Bob Melton, NMSTA President Harry Ar-rington, and NMSTA Secretary-Treasurer Wanda Whitham in con-solidating the historical documentation of the NMSTA into one doc-ument, formerly identified as the NMSTA Handbook. The original document included the NMSTA By-Laws, Articles of Incorporation, State Teams, Hall of Fame award recipients, and an informal history of trap shooting in New Mexico. He was instrumental in rewriting the HoF guidelines in 1998, and served on the HoF selection com-mittee. He retired from primary work at the Roadrunner.

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Raton Trap Club

Raton, NM

Join us for our

August 15-16 Annual Shoot

Cordially invites

all trap shooters

to all our

registered

trap shoots

See our ad on Page 51

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Please visit our website for more information and a schedule of all of

the shoots in New Mexico

ABQtrapclub.com

Good Luck

Shooters

You are cordially invited to our next shoots

August 9, September 27

October 17 - 18, November 8

Sept 11 – 13 Annual

Oct 10 & 11

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Roadrunner Trap Club

Alamogordo, New Mexico

We would like to invite you to our upcoming shoots

August 22-23, Oct 10-11

SOUTHWESTERN SHOTGUNNERS TRAP CLUB OF

SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO

We wish all shooters the best

of luck at the 72nd Annual New Mexico State

Shoot!

Please join us for our Annual shoot:

September 5 - 6

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The San Juan Wildlife Federation Farmington, NM

Invites you to our Annual shoot September 19-20

The Pecos Valley Gun

Club in Roswell, NM

wishes all shooters

the best of luck at the

state shoot! Please

join us for our upcom-

ing trap shoots:

October 24

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Thursday, August 27 – 9:00 am

NMSTA Day

EVENT 1

NMSTA Welcome Singles 100 16-Yard Targets

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Class Purse ( 60%-40%) $10.00 Lewis Purse (3 classes) $10.00

Open Trophies: Champion & Runner-Up, Champion AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Veteran, Veteran, and Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

EVENT 2

NMSTA Memorial Handicap 100 HANDICAP TARGETS

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Purse (Open 50-30-20%) $10.00 Lewis Purse (3 classes) $10.00 50 Options (3-50s) (Open 50-30-20%) $15.00 25 Options (Open 60-40%) $10.00

Open Trophies: Champion, Runner-Up, 3rd, 4th, 5th, Champion Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, and Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

EVENT 3

NMSTA HOF Doubles 50 Pair Doubles Targets

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Class Purse ( 60-40%) $10.00 Lewis Purse (4 classes) $10.00

Open Trophies: Champion & Runner-Up, Champion AA, A, B, C, D,, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Veteran, Veteran, and Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

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Friday, August 28 – 9:00 am

EVENT 4

Kevin Keiner Singles

100 16-Yard Targets

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Class Purse ( 60%-40%) $10.00 Lewis Purse (3 classes) $10.00

Open Trophies: Champion & Runner-Up, Champion -AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, and Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

EVENT 5

Carson Holt Handicap

100 Handicap Targets

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Purse (Open 50-30-20%) $10.00 Lewis Purse (3 classes) $10.00 50 Options (3-50s) (Open 50-30-20%) $15.00 25 Options (Open 60-40%) $10.00

Open Trophies: Champion & Runner-Up, 3rd, 4th, 5th, Champion Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, and Senior Veteran. Cash paid as tro-phies.

EVENT 6

Randy Chrobocinski Doubles

50 Pair Doubles Targets

Targets & Trophies…………………….………......…….$36.00 Class Purse ( 60%-40%)……………..…………...…….$10.00 Lewis Purse (3 classes) $10.00

Open Trophies: Champion & Runner-up, Champion- AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, and Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

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ELECTION OF OFFICERS, STATE MEETING & AWARDS

NMSTA General Membership Meeting, Election of Officers and

State Awards Friday after the day’s events.

Final Meeting Format to be Determined Have your 2020 paper average card or plastic life member card showing your New

Mexico address for residence verification. You will be given a ballot after verification.

Social Distancing will be strictly enforced

Club Team Challenge

2019 Winner—San Juan Wildlife Federation

Rules for 2020 Challenge:

• Team comprised of 5 current members from a NM Trap Club authorized

and approved to hold registered shoots.

• 3 Category & 2 Open shooters per team. Teams may be comprised of more

than 3 Category members but no more than 2 Open shooters

• Each member must shoot 200 Championship Singles targets

• Combined score of 5 shooters determines winner

• Club directors will submit teams to NMSTA President no later than

3:00pm on Friday afternoon, August 28, 2020.

• Trophy awarded to each member of winning team at the next scheduled

NMSTA meeting

• Club trophy to be displayed at winning club’s facility. Each subsequent

winning team will be engraved on the club trophy.

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EVENT 7

NEW MEXICO STATE SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP

200 Singles Targets

Targets & Trophies $72.00 Class Purse ( 60-40%) $20.00 Lewis Purse (4 classes) $20.00 50 Options (6-50s) (Class 60-40%) $30.00

New Mexico State Trophies: Champion & Runner-up, Champion-AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran & Senior Veteran. Trophies Provide by ATA. Added Money: $100 to State Champion, $50 to State Runner-up, $25 to each of the 5 State Class

winners, $25 to each of the 8 State Category winners. ******************************************************************************

Non-Resident Trophies: Champion & Runner-up, Champion-AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran & Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

Added Money: $100 to Non-Resident Champion, $50 to Non-Resident Runner-up, $25 to each

of the 5 Non-Resident Class winners, $25 to each of the 8 Non-Resident Category winners.

Saturday, August 29 – 9:00 am

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EVENT 8

NEW MEXICO STATE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP

50 Pair Doubles Targets

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Class Purse ( 60-40%) $20.00 Lewis Purse (4 classes) $20.00 50 Options (60%-40%) $20.00

New Mexico State Trophies: Champion & Runner-up, Champion-AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran & Senior Veteran. Trophies Provided by ATA. Added Money: $200 to State Champion, $100 to State Runner-up, $50 to each of the 5 State Class

winners, $50 to each of the 8 State Category winners.

******************************************************************************** Non-Resident Trophies: Champion & Runner-up, Champion-AA, A, B, C, D, Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran & Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

Added Money: $200 to Non-Resident Champion, $100 to Non-Resident Runner-up, $50 to each of

the 5 Non-Resident Class winners, $50 to each of the 8 Non-Resident Category winners.

Sunday, August 30 – 9:00 am

WE ASK YOUR COOPERATION IN PICKING UP TROPHIES AND

ADDED MONEY PROMPTLY ONCE RESULTS HAVE BEEN

POSTED. ALL ADDED MONEY & TROPHIES MUST BE PICKED

UP AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE TOURNAMENT.

Unclaimed cash trophies & added money will be mailed to the shooter’s address

as listed on the ATA website. Be sure your address is current.

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EVENT 9

NEW MEXICO STATE HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP 100 Handicap Targets

Targets & Trophies $36.00 Open Purse (50%-30%-20%) $30.00 Lewis Purse (4 classes) $20.00 50 Options (3-50s) (Open 60%-40%) $30.00 25 Options (Open 60-40%) $20.00 ATA Hall of Fame Lewis Purse (3 classes) $20.00

New Mexico State Trophies: Champion, Runner-up, 3rd through 6th Place, Champion-Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Veteran, Veteran & Senior Veteran. Trophies Pro-vided by ATA. Added Money: $100 to State Champion, $50 to State Runner-up, $25 to State 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th

Place, $25 to each of the 8 State Category winners.

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Non-Resident Trophies: Champion, Runner-up, 3rd through 6th Place, Champion-Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub Veteran, Veteran & Senior Veteran. Cash paid as trophies.

Added Money: $100 to Non-Resident Champion, $50 to Non-Resident Runner-up, $25 to Non-

Resident 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Place, $525to each of the 8 Non-Resident Category winners

Other Added Money: High All Around High Over All

State Champion $100 $100

Non-Resident Champion $100 $100

High All Around and High Over All winners will be calculated after the completion

of Event 9.

Sunday, August 30 – Con’t

ATA HALL OF FAME CONTRIBUTOR PURSE & AWARD

The $20.00 fee for this award is a 50% tax-deductible donation to the Hall of Fame. This dona-tion provides support to our new museum and to the many worthy projects undertaken by the Hall of Fame. All donors will qualify for the Hall of Fame Award. Your entry card shows this contribution and is your receipt. The Hall of Fame will retain 50% of the donation while the remainder will constitute the portion to be awarded. Monies will be paid out in three Lewis Clas-ses., 60/40 high gun each class. The high score in the event will receive a Shamrock Leathers spe-cially crafted oak and leather wall clock suitably engraved. NOTE: Reverse scores will resolve tie.

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RESIDENT TROPHIES

ATA Champion

NMSTA Cash to Lady I, Lady II, Sub-

Veteran, Veteran, Senior

Veteran, Sub-Junior, Junior,

Junior Gold

Winner Each Class

AA-A-B-C-D

NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES

NMSTA

Champion

Cash to Lady I, Lady II,

Sub Veteran, Veteran, Sr. Vet,

Sub-Junior, Junior,

Junior Gold

Winner Each Class

AA-A-B-C-D

HIGH ALL AROUND -- 400 TARGETS Total Scores for Events 7, 8 and 9

HIGH OVER ALL -- 1,000 TARGETS Total Scores for Events 1 through 9

RESIDENT TROPHIES

NMSTA Champion

Cash to Lady I, Lady II, Sub-

Veteran, Veteran, Sr. Vet,

Sub-Junior, Junior,

Junior Gold

Winner Each Class

AA-A-B-C-D

NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES

NMSTA Champion

Cash to Lady I, Lady II, Sub-

Veteran, Veteran, Sr. Veteran,

Sub-Junior, Junior,

Junior Gold

Winner Each Class

AA-A-B-C-D

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NEW MEXICO PAST CHAMPIONS

Singles Champions

Year Name From (City) Score

1949 Homer T. Gage Albuquerque 191 x 200

1950 Joe D. Reed Santa Fe 194 x 200

1951 George K. Turner Cimarron 190 x 200

1952 Cliff Keith Belen 196 x 200


1954 Cliff Keith Belen 195 x 200


1956 Ted Boudreau Albuquerque 196 x 200


1958 Leonard Ginn Albuquerque 199 x 200

1959 Charlie Martinelli Gallup 198 x 200

1960 George Joseph Farmington 197 x 200


1962 John Van Noy Las Cruces 198 x 200

1963 Gerald Russell Albuquerque 199 x 200


1965 Eugene Stites Albuquerque 192 x 200




1969 Ralph Abbott Farmington 199 x 200



1972 Robert Paine Alamogordo 199 x 200


1974 James McDowell Raton 199 x 200

1975 W. S. Garver III Albuquerque 198 x 200

1976 Robert Melton, Sr. Albuquerque 198 x 200

1977 Donna Neely La Mesa 199 x 200


1979 Bob Dean Albuquerque 196 x 200


1981 Harold Neely La Mesa 198 x 200

1982 Russ Finney T or C 198 x 200


1984 Bob Stoller Raton 196 x 200

1985 Marc Scott Santa Fe 198 x 200

1986 Kevin Cann Carlsbad 200 x 200

1987 Virgil Carter Belen 199 x 200

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1988 Ed Dvorak T or C 198 x 200


1990 Curtis Myers Hobbs 200 x 200


1992 Norris Newberry Hobbs 200 x 200

1993 Randy Chrobocinski Los Alamos 197 x 200

1994 T. J. Arvas, Jr. Albuquerque 200 x 200

1995 James F. Powers Silver City 198 x 200



1998 Doug Lack Hatch 192 x 200

1999 Dennis Martinez Albuquerque 199 x 200

2000 Chris Betsworth Albuquerque 200 x 200

2001 Cory Dalton Silver City 200 x 200

2002 Steven A. Miller Albuquerque 200 x 200





2007 Gary Burton Albuquerque 199 x 200


2009 Jim Powers Silver City 199 x 200


2011 Cole Dalton Silver City 198 x 200

2012 Britt Dalton Silver City 199 x 200

2013 Mike Grady Farmington 197 x 200




2017 Tyler Jensen La Luz 196 x 200

2018 Carson Holt Hobbs 199 x 200 2019 Kevin Keiner Las Vegas 196 x 200

Singles Champions Cont.

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Handicap Champions



1951 Ernest E. Jones Albuquerque 91 x 100

1952 E. H. Buckles Albuquerque 97 x 100

1953 Walter Bellman Albuquerque 91 x 100

1954 Art Bond Albuquerque 92 x 100

1955 Clarence Chauvin Albuquerque 92 x 100

1956 Don Beck Hobbs 95 x 100

1957 J. W. Burton Albuquerque 94 x 100

1958 Frank Smith Albuquerque 97 x 100



1961 Dan Griggs Las Cruces 95 x 100

1962 Bob Whately Belen 92 x 100

1963 Lendall Ellison Roswell 98 x 100

1964 W. A. Davis T or C 97 x 100

1965 Leon Everhart Holloman AFB 97 x 100

1966 Leland Fellows Alamogordo 96 x 100

1967 Bobby Butts Las Cruces 100 x 100

1968 K. P. Berry Albuquerque 96 x 100

1969 Charles Ricketts Albuquerque 99 x 100

1970 Cynthia Prewitt Los Alamos 98 x 100

1971 J. R. Webb Clayton 98 x 100

1972 Bob Frizzell Hobbs 98 x 100

1973 John C de Baca Los Alamos 98 x 100

1974 Bill Felty Albuquerque 98 x 100

1975 Paul Baker Clayton 95 x 100

1976 Paul Richmond Santa Fe 96 x 100

1977 Ralph Schafer Artesia 99 x 100

1978 Dr. H. E. Hewett Farmington 98 x 100

1979 Dennis Meador Albuquerque 98 x 100

1980 Scott Bannister Artesia 98 x 100



1983 Wanda Whitham Albuquerque 97 x 100

1984 James Bramble Los Alamos 97 x 100



1987 Henry Armstrong Alamogordo 97 x 100

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Handicap Champions Cont.

1988 Tom Arvas Albuquerque 94 x 100

1989 Matt Crane Aztec 97 x 100

1990 Fred Hermann Albuquerque 100 x 100

1991 Bob Perlichek Albuquerque 98 x 100


1993 Norris Newberry Cimarron 97 x 100

1994 Kerry Ryan Silver City 97 x 100

1995 Ed Dvorak Williamsburg 96 x 100

1996 Jamie Anderson Albuquerque 95 x 100

1997 Doug Lack Hatch 97 x 100

1998 Jerry Born Albuquerque 97 x 100

1999 John C. Clark Corrales 98 x 100

2000 T. J. Arvas Jr. Albuquerque 97 x 100




2004 Michael Viga Albuquerque 97 x 100

2005 Tony Orr Belen 96 x100

2006 Wanda Whitham Albuquerque 96 x100



2009 Tyrell Bowker Bloomfield 99 x 100

2010 Joe Duben Albuquerque 98 x 100

2011 Clint Kuchan Maxwell 96 x 100

2012 Pat Drake Jr. Aztec 99 x 100

2013 Pat Drake Jr. Aztec 98 x 100


2015 Jared Cannon Albuquerque 97 x 100

2016 Don Maddox Hobbs 99 x 100

2017 Billy Healy Hobbs 97 x 100


2019 Carson Holt Lovington 96 x 100

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Doubles Champions
















1965 Larry Bandoni Albuquerque 92 x 100



1968 Duane Pirtle Alamogordo 96 x 100

1969 Duane Pirtle Alamogordo 97 x 100

1970 Lyndon Coleman Albuquerque 96 x 100






1976 Ed Dvorak Albuquerque 96 x 100












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Doubles Champions Cont.




1991 Steve Pollock Las Cruces 99 x 100






1997 Bob Harris Raton 98 x 100







2004 Jerry Green Las Cruces 97 x 100

2005 Skip Trammell Santa Teresa 99 x 100

2006 Justin Weber Albuquerque 100 x 100


2008 Joe Foster Los Alamos 99 x 100





2013 Jim Copsey Los Lunas 97 x 100


2015 Randy Chrobocinski Bloomfield 100 x 100





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All Around Champions



1950 Unknown N/A




1954 W. A. Davis T or C 365 x 400












1966 Leon Everhart Holloman AFB 385 x 400

1967 Orin Shockley Santa Fe 387 x 400





1972 Randy Peck Farmington 389 x 400




1977 Ralph Schafer Albuquerque 391 x 400







1984 W. A. Davis T or C 377 x 400



1987 Henry Armstrong Alamogordo 385 x 400

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All Around Champions Cont.

1988 Marc Scott Santa Fe 386 x 400









1997 Bob Harris Raton 386 x 400


1999 James Grage Albuquerque 384 x 400

2000 T. J. Arvas Jr Albuquerque 392 x 400


2002 T. J. Arvas Jr Albuquerque 397 x 400


2004 Jim Copsey Los Lunas 391 x 400






2010 Randy Chrobocinski White Rock 390 x 400



2013 Pat Drake Jr Aztec 385 x 400







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Sub-Junior Singles Champions


1976 Tommy Piano Gallup 170 x 200

1977 Eddie Roberts Anthony 87 x 100


1979 Dean Argyres Albuquerque 89 x 100


1981 Danny Inge Portales 91 x 100

1982 Otis Yates Artesia 91 x 100


1984 David Piancino Raton 81 x 100

1985 Robert Melton, Jr. Albuquerque 85 x 100


1987 Richard Piancino Raton 95 x 100







1994 James F. Davis Alamogordo 88 x 100


1996 None N/A

1997 Brett Janos Truth or Consequences 86 x 100

1998 Justin Birrell Albuquerque 89 x 100

1999 Robert Schulz Alamogordo 96 x 100



2002 Matt Heck Cimarron 196 x 200






2008 Robert Caldarelli Raton 69 x 100

2009 J. T. White Deming 92 x 100

2010 Kris Andrews Albuquerque 85 x 100

2011 Ryan Kelly Farmington 93 x 100

2012 Taw Trobaugh Farmington 191 x 200


2014 Parker Cannon Albuquerque 198 x 200



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Sub-Junior Singles Champions—CONT


2017 Zachary Piancino Raton 185 x 200


2019 Casen Calkins Farmington 192 x 200

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Junior Singles Champions


1949 Bill Friel Albuquerque 176 x 200

1950 Bill Friel Albuquerque 93 x 100

1951 None N/A

1952 Don Wood Belen 76 x 100

1953 None N/A


1955 None N/A

1956 Jerry Randack III Gallup 97 x 100

1957 None N/A






1963 Douglas C. Davis T or C 95 x 100

1964 Douglas C. Davis T or C 94 x 100

1965 Rusty Wafer Santa Fe 97 x 100

1966 Scott Edeal Los Lunas 97 x 100



1969 Ken Kendricks Farmington 98 x 100




1973 Rick Smith Albuquerque 189 x 200

1974 Richard Hewett Farmington 186 x 200

1975 Craig Chilson Albuquerque 196 x 200

1976 Craig Chilson Albuquerque 191 x 200

1977 Michael Viga Albuquerque 193 x 200

1978 Eric Maschaff Corrales 195 x 200





1983 John Bowdoin Albuquerque 159 x 200

1984 John Bowdoin Albuquerque 153 x 200




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Junior Singles Champions Cont.



1990 Allan Anderson Roswell 178 x 200



1993 Mike Beradino Albuquerque 192 x 200

1994 John Milkovich Raton 157 x 200




1998 John Ray Farmington 81 x 100

1999 Joel Anderson Albuquerque 179 x 200



2002 Garrett Heck Cimarron 193 x 200

2003 Garrett Heck Cimarron 195 x 200

2004 Matt Heck Cimarron 190 x 200







2011 Logan Drake Farmington 194 x 200

2012 Jesse Rogers Bloomfield 193 x 200

2013 Jesse Rogers Bloomfield 195 x 200


2015 Ian LeBoeuf Farmington 191 x 200

2016 Camron Martinez Farmington 197 x 200


2018 Trent Kasten Bayard 192 x 200

2019 Justin Warren Rio Rancho 193 x 200

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Junior Gold Singles Champions

2013 Dyllon Drake Aztec 190 x 200


2015 None


2017 Rory Eavenson Bloomfield 188 x 200

2018 Parker Cannon Albuquerque 182 x 200

2019 Esther Wood Tularosa 160 x 200

CONGRATULATIONS!

ALL-AMERICAN TRAP SHOOTERS

Men’s Second Team—Mike Grady

2013 Danette Clark Corrales 165 x 200

2014 Vicky Schram Silver City 141 x 200

2015 Elizabeth Roherty-Osmun Albuquerque 186 x 200



2018 Mary Alby Silver City 171 x 200

2019 Becky Sue Harris Fort Sumner 182 x 200

Lady II Singles Champions

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1949 Louise Bowen Los Alamos 147 x 200


1951 Ann Reed Santa Fe 193 x 200


1953 Ann Reed Santa Fe 139 x 200

1954 None N/A

1955 Agnes Buckles Albuquerque 84 x 100

1956 Gladys Richardson Albuquerque 80 x 100

1957 Gladys Richardson Albuquerque 82 x 100

1958 None N/A

1959 Lois Oehmke Albuquerque 77 x 100

1960 Brigitta Tellyer Las Cruces 87 x 100

1961 Lois Russell Albuquerque 82 x 100


1963 Marilyn Isaacks Las Cruces 96 x 100



1966 Margaret Ann Hall Albuquerque 97 x 100



1969 Bonnie Van Fleet Albuquerque 96 x 100

1970 Cynthia Prewitt Los Alamos 95 x 100

1971 Bonnie Van Fleet Albuquerque 191 x 200

1972 Wanda Hubbard Albuquerque 176 x 200


1974 Wanda Hubbard Albuquerque 183 x 200

1975 Verda McMullen Albuquerque 174 x 200

1976 Karolyn Brummett Carlsbad 184 x 200




1980 Patricia Lester Los Alamos 182 x 200

1981 Cindy Elliott Albuquerque 188 x 200


1983 Patricia Lester Los Alamos 191 x 200






Lady Singles Champions

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Lady Singles Champions Cont.


1989 Barbara Ewers Albuquerque 194 x 200


1991 Pam Moore Albuquerque 186 x 200







1998 Judy Burton Albuquerque 152 x 200

1999 Pat Whitfill Lovington 179 x 200







2006 Laura Edwards Albuquerque 183 x 200




2010 Kim Grady Farmington 180 x 200







2017 Samantha Rainsdon Socorro 170 x 200

2018 Mackenzie Perkins Melrose 186 x 200

2019 Michaela LeFevre Alamogordo 189 x 200

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Sub-Veteran Singles Champions

2013 Patrick Drake Sr. Aztec 190 x 200

2014 Jimmy Kennedy Farmington 197 x 200

2015 Joel Schram Silver City 200 x 200

2016 Gerald Jones Farmington 197 x 200

2017 Joel Schram Silver City 194 x 200

2018 Jimmy Kennedy Farmington 196 x 200 2019 Gerald Jones Farmington 192 x 200



1976 W. A. Davis T or C 189 x 200

1977 W. A. Davis T or C 100 x 100

1978 W. A. Davis T or C 98 x 100

1979 W. A. Davis T or C 93 x 100

1980 Paul Harris Santa Fe 195 x 200

1981 E. M. Karlen Los Alamos 189 x 200

1982 W. A. Davis T or C 95 x 100

1983 W. A. Davis T or C 99 x 100

1984 W. A. Davis T or C 96 x 100



1987 Dene Gober Albuquerque 193 x 200


1989 Jim Oler Silver City 197 x 200

1990 Jim Oler Silver City 191 x 200

1991 Jim Warren Albuquerque 186 x 200




1995 Richard Walter Sr. Silver City 195 x 200


Veteran Singles Champions

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Veteran Singles Champions


1996 W. S. Garver III Albuquerque 193 x 200

1997 Bill Hollister Las Cruces 191 x 200

1998 Ed Dvorak Williamsburg 187 x 200

1999 Wally Viga Albuquerque 197 x 200

2000 William S. Garver III Albuquerque 194 x 200

2001 Ron Orr Truth or Consequences 195 x 200

2002 Ron Orr Truth or Consequences 199 x 200

2003 Bob Donham Las Cruces 191 x 200

2004 Roy Willis Albuquerque 196 x 200




2008 Roger Aas Silver City 196 x 200



2011 Jim Stubblefield Truth or Consequences 196 x 200

2012 Joe Whitehurst Portales 196 x 200


2014 Dudley Clark Clovis 196 x 200





2019 Jerry Wright Belen 194 x 200

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Senior Veteran Singles Champions


1986 W. A. Davis T or C 196 x 200

1987 Paul Harris Santa Fe 196 x 200

1988 W. A. Davis T or C 190 x 200


1990 Jim Bramble Los Alamos 198 x 200

1991 W. A. Davis T or C 197 x 200





1996 W. A. Davis T or C 186 x 200


1998 Sid Anderson Alamogordo 181 x 200

1999 E. A. Koonmen Roswell 196 x 200

2000 E. A. Koonmen Roswell 196 x 200


2002 John C. Clark Corrales 196 x 200


2004 Richard Walter Sr. Silver City 98 x 100


2006 Don Powers Albuquerque 97 x 100


2008 George Ruoff Albuquerque 194 x 200


2010 George Ruoff Albuquerque 195 x 200






2016 Robert Perlichek Albuquerque 195 x 200




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2020 NEW MEXICO STATE SHOOT

“PROGRAM AT A GLANCE”

THURSDAY August 27, 2020 -9 AM

Event 1—NMSTA Welcome Singles ___________

Event 2—NMSTA Memorial Handicap ___________

Event 3—NMSTA HOF Doubles ___________

FRIDAY August 28, 2020 —9 AM

Event 4 - Kevin Keiner Singles ___________

Event 5 - Carson Holt Handicap ___________

Event 6 - Randy Chrobocinski Doubles ___________

SATURDAY August 29, 2020 - 9 AM

Event 7—Championship Singles ___________

SUNDAY August 30, 2020 - 9 AM

Event 8—Championship Doubles ___________

Event 9—Championship Handicap ___________

HIGH OVER—ALL 1,000 TARGETS

Events 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9

HIGH ALL AROUND—400 TARGETS

Events 7, 8 & 9

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Colt Motel

1160 S. 2nd

575-445-2305

El Kapp Motel

200 Clayton Rd

575-445-2791

Maverick Hotel

1510 S. 2nd

575-445-3792

Motel 6

1600 Cedar St.

575-445-2777

Quality Inn

533 Clayton Rd.

575-445-4200

Robin Hood Motel

1354 S. 2nd Street

575-445-5577

Oasis Motel

1445 s. 2nd

575-445-2221

575-445-2766

Best Western

473 Clayton Rd.

800-528-1234

Budget Host Motel

136 Canyon Road

575-445-3655

Holiday Inn Express

Hotel

101 Card Ave.

575-445-1500

Microtel of Raton

1640 Cedar St.

575-445-9100

Super 8

1610 Cedar St.

575-445-2355

Americas Best Sands

300 Clayton Rd

575-445-2373

Thank you for con-

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stay.

Accommodations in Raton

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Restaurants in Raton

Alfonso’s

409 Clayton Rd

575-445-8022

All Seasons Family Restaurant

1616 Cedar St.

575-445-9889

Asian Buffet

1274 S. Second St.

575-445-9518

Boomers BBQ

1117 S. Second St.

575-445-2881

Crystal Café & Lounge

1021 S. Second Street

575-445-9461

Denny’s Restaurant

430 Clayton Road

575-445-1386

El Matador Restaurant

1012 S Second Street

575-445-9575

K-Bob’s Steakhouse

1228 S. Second St.

575-445-2548

Mulligans

473 Clayton Rd

575-445-5555

Pappas Sweet Shop

1201 S. Second St

575-445-9811

The Historic Icehouse

945 S. Second St

575-445-0003

La Cosina Restaurant

745 S. Third St.

575-445-9675

Sands Restaurant

300 Clayton Rd.

575-445-4024

Rincon Norteno

225 Sugarite Ave.

575-445-2994

Oasis Restaurant

1445 S. Second St

575-445-2221

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