SRA v LMRC 2012

Jubilee Range Glen Tilt Saturday 29th/30th September

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	400x		500x		600x		900x		1000x		TOTALS
Simon Glen	73	v6	74	v11	74	v11	74	v6	71	v2	366	v36
Richard Scott	71	v7	72	v5	74	v9	72	v6	72	v4	361	v31
Kenny Macdonald	71	v4	74	v8	71	v8	74	v10	69	v4	359	v34
Seonaid Macintosh	70	v5	71	v9	74	v12	73	v7	68	v4	356	v37
David Hossack	71	v7	74	v12	70	v4	74	v9	66	v3	355	v35
Louis Stewart	70	v8	72	v5	71	v9	72	v5	69	v9	354	v36
Iain Thomson	70	v5	68	v4	71	v4	74	v6	67	v3	350	v22
Callum Macdonald	68	v5	72	v9	72	v7	72	v5	65	v3	349	v29
Lindsey McKerrell	71	v4	69	v6	73	v8	70	v3	66	v4	349	v25
Peter Glen	70	v6	69	v1	70	v5	72	v8	68	v3	349	v23
Matt Charlton	67	v5	71	v6	69	v6	71	v8	69	v6	347	v31
Craig Stewart	68	v3	71	v6	69	v4	73	v5	65	v5	346	v23
Pete Dingle	66	v2	73	v8	69	v8	70	v7	67	v4	345	v29
John Macrae	71	v3	70	v8	71	v5	69	v6	63	v2	344	v24
Julia Adamson	63	v2	69	v7	66	v2	72	v6	67	v3	337	v20
Niall Duncan	65	v4	67	v6	72	v7	68	v5	64	v4	336	v26
Stephanie Dick	67	v5	69	v5	69	v3					205	v13
SCOTLAND	707	v55	724	v79	723	v80	730	v68	687	v42	3571	v324
LMRA	710	v65	718	v65	720	v67	733	v76	678	v39	3559	v312


Coaches:					LMRA top scorers:
Hamish Hunter					Dick Horrocks				362	v37
Allan Mabon					Antony Ringer				362	v33
David Hossack/Craig Stewart					Howard Gray				361	v31

SRA v LMRC 2012

Jubilee Range Glen Tilt

The LMRA match at Blair Atholl was a ding dong battle. Although the LMRA were rather lighter than us on numbers, they made up for it in strength with the likes of Ant Ringer, Andy Wilde, Dick Horrocks, Dick Winney etc. on the team.

On what was, apart from the largely glorious weather, a typical hard-to-understand Blair Atholl weekend, the LMRA edged ahead at 400 yards; but Scotland took both 500 and 600 yards to lead by 6 overnight. Despite 900x being our best range, the LMRA halved our lead there, so it all came down to 1000 yards, where we benefited from having more people from whom to drop scores - the LMRA could drop only their worst. In the end we won by 12 points - quite close over five ranges.

The "best ten scores at each range" format is a good one, as it keeps everyone involved, with something to aim for - all of our team who were there on the Sunday had at least one range score count for the match.

Special mention must go not just to top scorer Simon Glen, but also to Seonaid Macintosh and Louis Stewart, whose achievement of the highest and second highest V bull totals demonstrates great promise.