Due to provincial health orders regarding events the April Multiplex has been cancelled. We will update events as we get provincial Covid updates. We still plan to hold a Registered Shoot on May 14, hoping that things should be a little more normal by then. In the meantime we are still open on Saturday and Sundays for skeet and trap practice. Please no more than 5 members in the clubhouse at a time. Wear your masks and remember to distance yourselves from others shooters when on fields.

Bob and Greg have been working to submit our Sporting Clays application to the firearms officer. Once completed this will be the first dedicated Sporting Clays venue in the Okanagan. For more information on Sporting Clays you can go to British Columbia Sporting Clays Association

Due to provincial orders regarding events the February Multiplex has been cancelled. March, and April dates are still posted and we will update these events as we get provincial Covid updates. In the meantime we are still open on Saturday and Sundays for skeet and trap practice. Please no more than 5 members in the clubhouse at a time. Wear your masks and remember to distance yourselves from others shooters when on fields.

Results are posted. Some made back some money .

Pat $42.13, Paolo $ 15.55, John $29.25, And Dave Cormier a new shooter, made $35.91. Check out the PITA web site under scores. (you may need your ID number and if you don’t have it send me a note).Once you get your number you can also see your membership card with your shoot results.

Good job guys. See you all on January 3rd to try and do better.

Pat

Due to Covid 19 and recent B.C. Covid orders the Boxing Day shoot is cancelled.

The weather was warm and sunny and we had 7 shooters show up for the Multiplex yesterday.

Pat Bare shot a 25 and 22 in singles to score a high of 47 for the event.

Don Reynolds shot a 40 to win the handicap and Steve Coutts won doubles with a 40.

David Cormier and Ryan Baxter, new PITA members did well their first Multiplex.

We will post the Winter dates soon.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for our Remembrance Day Shoot. Everyone had a fun time and special thanks to all for following our Covid guidelines.

Shoot starts at 10. Registration at 9. Limit of 3 shooters at a time in the clubhouse. You must wear a mask when in the clubhouse. We will have them if you need one.

Cheers

The KWA cordially invites you to our next meat shoot.

Prizes, prizes, prizes.

Our next meat shoot will be held Sunday November 15 starting at 9 am

All shoots are $6

All prizes are meat prizes

Tom and Dave have sourced some really nice meat prizes – chicken, bacon, beef steaks, pork roasts.

Lunch will be available for $6

Standard Covid-19 protocols will be in place, as required.

Hope to see you there!

Members of Kelowna’s Central Okanagan Shotgun Sports Club did very well in local, provincial and national competitions this summer.

The first event, held in Kelowna was The BC Provincial Skeet Championship. Bob LaRue won the .410 Bore Event and finished as High Overall Champion.

In July at the BC Western Skeet Finals, Bob LaRue won the Doubles, 12 Gauge & 20 Gauge events and took home the High Overall Trophy. Yvonne Hardwick won “E Class”, her first win in skeet competition.

At the BC Provincial Trap Shooting Championships held in Vernon, Pat Bare won “C” Class Doubles and John Scott came away with wins in “D” Class Singles and Doubles in his first Provincial competition.

The NSSA Zone 8 Championships held August in Courtenay, BC. Kelowna was represented by Bob Larue and Greg Burgess. Bob won the 20 Gauge event and ended up High Overall Runner Up Champion, Greg won HOA in “D”   Class”.

Central Okanagan Shotgun Sports Club has been open for three years and we welcome new shooters to our club. Whether you are a recreational shooter or plan to shoot competitively we have some world class instructors to help get you started or prepare for competition.