Natshoot - 2019 Final Results

FINAL RESULTS: 2019 NATIONAL NHSA POSTAL TARGET SHOOTING COMPETITION

Al Appeals received before midnight 11 October 2019 were answered. Scores which needed to be adapted have been incorporated into the final 2019 competition results.

Participants can download their 2019 National Competition Participation Certificates from their Natshoot Member Page under My NHSA Documents.

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All exercises for the 2019 National Competition were conducted among the following Peer Groups:

Junior Class = 19 years of age and younger on 1 September 2019 (Men & Ladies separate); Open Class = 20 to 59 years of age on 1 September 2019 (Men & Ladies separate): Senior Class = 60> years of age on 1 September 2019 (Men & Ladies separate).

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2019 TOP-GUNS

Criteria for Inclusion to be Ranked in Category:

Minimum of four x 100-score targets plus four x Top-10 Rankings in all competition exercises participated in

Ranking determined firstly by (a) highest number of medal places in all exercises competed in, then (b) by highest number of #1 exercise rankings, then (c) by highest number #1 to #10 exercise rankings, and then by (d) highest number of 100 scored targets. If results are then still the same, competitors share the ranking in alphabetical order.

Ladies Top-Guns for 2019

Mother and daughter took top honours as Ladies Top-Guns for 2019

Ladies Top-Gun for 2019: Aileen van der Spuy of Fish Hoek (Open Class). Aileen achieved 6 Medal places with 3 #1 rankings and 7 Top-10 rankings in exercises she participated in. She submitted 5 x 100-scored targets

Second: Suzanne van der Spuy also of Fish Hoek (Junior Class). Suzanne achieved 4 Medal places with 3 #1 rankings and 4 Top-10 rankings in exercises she participated in. She submitted 4 x 100-scored targets

2019 RANKINGS - TOP-GUNS - LADIES

Men Top-Guns for 2019

Men Top-Gun for 2019: Rob Schwulst of Hermanus (Open Class) (second year running). Rob achieved 12 Medal places with 7 #1 rankings and 19 Top-10 rankings in exercises he participated in. He submitted 16 x 100-scored targets.

Second: Louis le Grange of Pretoria (Senior Class). Louis achieved 11 Medal places with 3 #1 rankings and 9 Top-10 rankings in exercises he participated in. He submitted 8 x 100-scored targets.

Third: Jayesh Narsi also of Pretoria (Open Class). Jayesh achieved 10 Medal places with 6 #1 rankings and 14 Top-10 rankings in exercises he participated in. He submitted 15 x 100-scored targets.

2019 RANKINGS - TOP-GUNS - MEN

Runners-up; Men Top-Guns for 2019

4. Cassie Lötter of Somerset West (Senior Class); 5. Jean du Preez of Randburg (Open Class); 6. Cobus Boshoff of Musina (Open Class); 7. David Herbst of Alberton (Open Class); 8. Gerhard van der Spuy of Fish Hoek (Open Class); 9. Rishan Polton of Alberton (Open Class); 10. Malcolm Ashton of Cape Town (Senior Class); 11. Brent Collie of Bethlehem (Open Class); 12. Rigardt van der Spuy of Amanzimtoti (Open Class); 13. Wolter Koetsier of Muizenberg (Open Class).

2019 RANKINGS - TOP-GUNS - RUNNERS-UP - MEN

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2019 TOP-10 HANDGUN & TOP-10 RIFLE COMPETITORS

Criteria for Inclusion to be Ranked in Category

All 2019 competition targets for Handguns & Rifles for which 100% scores were entered (Air Pistols, Air Rifles and Semi-Auto Rifles excluded)

Ranking is determined by Highest Exercise Score, if the same exercise score then according to Highest Number of Shots Closest to Centre of Target (Shot Indicators). Starting with (a) number of shots in the X-ring, then (b) shots in the 10-ring, then (c) shots in the 9-ring, and so on up to cut-shots in the 4-ring. Competitors with exact same Exercise Scores and Shot Indicators share the ranking in alphabetical order.

2019 Top-10 Handgunners

Shared first place honours in alphabetical order went to Dean Clark of Kensington, Johannesburg (Men Open Class), and to Bennett van Zyl of Florida (Men Open Class).

2019 TOP-10 HANDGUNS

2019 Top-10 Rifle Shots

Shared first place honours in alphabetical order went to Cobus Boshoff of Musina (Men Open Class), Dean Clark of Kensington, Johannesburg, Francois Kruger of Lephalale (Men Open Class), Jayesh Narsi of Pretoria (Men Open Class), Rob Schwulst of Hermanus (Men Open Class), and to Oliver Smith of Port Elizabeth (Men Open Class).

2019 TOP-10 RIFLES

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2019 FINAL COMPETITION RESULTS

Format for Determining Final Ranking of 2019 Competition Results

Ranking in Competition Exercises is determined by Highest Exercise Score, if the same exercise score then according to Highest Number of Shots Closest to Centre of Target (Shot Indicators). Starting with (a) number of shots in the X-ring, then (b) shots in the 10-ring, then (c) shots in the 9-ring, and so on up to cut-shots in the 4-ring. Competitors with exact same Exercise Scores and Shot Indicators share the ranking in alphabetical order. Exercise Scores below 60% indicated with "P" (Participated).

FINAL 2019 RANKINGS HANDGUN EXERCISES

10m, Air Pistol Exercise

Ladies Open Class : Men Junior Class : Men Open Class : Men Senior Class

5m, Mini-Box-Gun Exercise

Ladies Open Class : Ladies Senior Class : Men Junior Class : Men Open Class : Men Senior Class

8m, Box-Gun Exercise

Ladies Junior Class : Ladies Open Class : Ladies Senior Class : Men Junior Class : Men Open Class : Men Senior Class

10m, .22 Rimfire Handgun Exercise

Ladies Junior Class : Ladies Open Class : Ladies Senior Class : Men Junior Class : Men Open Class : Men Senior Class

10m, Medium-Bore Centre-Fire Handgun Exercise

Ladies Junior Class : Ladies Open Class : Ladies Senior Class : Men Junior Class : Men Open Class : Men Senior Class

10m, Large-Bore Centre-Fire Handgun Exercise