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MICHIGANTRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION

1534 Service Road • Mason, MI 48854Phone: (517) 676-2295

email – [email protected] – www.michigantrap.com

DIRECTIONSThe Michigan Trapshooting Association home grounds are three miles south of Mason, Michigan, on the West Service Road off US-127, one-half mile north of the Barnes Road Exit.From Grand Rapids, take I-96 east to Lansing, then US-127 south to the Barnes Road Exit, then west to the West Service Road north.From Kalamazoo, take I-94 east to Jackson, then US-127 north to the Barnes Road Exit, then west to the West Service Road north.From Detroit, take I-94 west to Jackson, then US-127 north, or take I-96 west to Lansing, then US-127 south, to the Barnes Road Exit, then west to the West Service Road north.From Flint, take I-69 west to Lansing, then US-127 south to the Barnes Road Exit, then west to the West Service Road north.

LIFE MEMBERSHIPSWe encourage you to support your Michigan Trapshooting Association by becoming an M.T.A. Life Member. For a one-time fee of $50.00, Life Members receive a gold pin, a parchment wall certificate, a membership card and the right to vote for and become M.T.A. Directors. Please inquire at the classification area.

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MTA OFFICERS

PRESIDENTLarry Telfer

SECRETARY/TREASURERJeff Russell

VICE PRESIDENTJ.B.Lewis

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MTA DIRECTORS

ATA DelegateDarryl Hayes

ATA Alternate DelegateJeff Russell

DIRECTOR

CUSTODIANGROUNDS KEEPER

Rick Shirkey

ATA Alternate DelegateDon Hoffman

Ryan EwingDIRECTOR

Vicky Kocsis

DIRECTORJerry DeHondt

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

MTA WORK DAYPlease join us April 21, 2018 to prepare the

Michigan Trapshooting Association grounds for a great shoot season 9:00 am to 3:00 pm – Lunch Provided

BRING YOUR GUN – OPEN SHOOTING AFTER

On behalf of the Board of Directors, employees and many volunteers for the Michigan Trapshooting Association we welcome everyone to the 2018 shooting events at the Michigan Trapshooting Association. We continue to make new improvements in the program and grounds to provide you with an enjoyable shooting experience.

The Board of Directors has been working throughout the winter months to promote and grow the positive aspects of our sport and to secure many items as special trophies. Through generous donors we will have the Mich-igan Three Gun Lewis, the Case of Ammo a Week for a Year prize, a Miss and Out contest, and several other cash awards.

We would like to present the newest inductees into the Michigan Trap-shooting Hall of Fame – James Doolittle and Andrew Suda. Shooters, past Hall of Fame Inductees, families and friends are invited to attend the award ceremony in the pavilion on Saturday June 30, 2018 after the singles championship.

The Hall of Fame continues to raise funds for a permanent climate con-trolled location to preserve our museum collection.

In closing I would like to thank all of the people who volunteer to help with the shoots; target setting, classification, shoot referees, and those who help new shooters get started.

I would like to thank the Board of Directors of Michigan Trapshooting Association for allowing me the honor and privilege of serving as President of our Association. It is their work and sacrifices that make the Michigan Trapshooting Association one of the best trapshooting grounds in the United States

Sincerely

Larry Telfer President

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MTA HALL OF FAME & MUSEUMThe MTA Hall of Fame & Museum had another successful year in 2017. Generous donations from Michigan trapshooters and their families expanded the museum collection and raised funds to preserve our trapshooting heritage. Come on over to the 2018 MTA shoots and be sure to stop in the clubhouse and check out the new museum displays.We are thrilled to announce the 2018 Hall of Fame inductees – James Doolittle and Andrew Suda. These men have earned this honor through their many shooting ac-complishments and their support of Michigan trapshooting. All are invited to attend the Hall of Fame Ceremony and celebrate their accomplishments at our State Shoot on June 30, 2018.The Hall of Fame & Museum Board is grateful for the generous donations in 2017. This money will be used to pay for the annual Hall of Fame ceremony, ongoing museum artifact preservation and displays, to fund the scholarship program, and future capital projects. Fund raising events in 2018 will include 50/50s, gun raffles, and the annual silent auction at our State shoot. Donations of silent auction items are being accepted now and are appreciated. The first Michigan Trapshooting Association Hall of Fame College Scholarship will be awarded at the 2018 State Shoot in conjunction with the Michigan State Team presenta-tion. We are accepting applications for the 2019 scholarships now. Current high school-ers graduating in 2018 or 2019 may apply. (Coaches - let your youth shooters know this money is available.) Scholarship applications can be found on the Michigan Trapshooting Website (Michigantrap.com), at the MTA home grounds, or by contact-ing any Hall of Fame Board Member. Please submit your application by the last day (July 1, 2018) of the Michigan State Trapshooting Championships, to be considered for the Scholarship(s) in 2019. The existing facilities at the MTA grounds do not provide the appropriate climate control to preserve the Hall of Fame and Museum artifacts, exhibits, and photos. Each year, all items are removed from the clubhouse and stored over the winter. We are reluctant to ac-cept additional items to grow the museum collection until we have appropriate housing. The HOF Board of Directors and MTA Board of Directors have been discussing ways to provide a permanent Hall of Fame & Museum area to preserve our collection year-round. Preliminary bids indicate the cost will be $45,000 to $50,000 to renovate part of the clubhouse for this purpose. This cost is beyond our current resources. We are considering ways we can accomplish this goal. We are asking for your input. If you are a general contractor, electrician, framer, or any other building trade specialist, we would love to hear your ideas and would ap-preciate your help. Anyone interested in helping with this project is invited to contact a MTA board member or HOF board member. MTA is a 501c3 organization. Contribu-tions are tax deductible to the extent of the law.The MTA Hall of Fame & Museum activities would not be possible without the generous donations and support from trapshooters and the volunteers who help with events. Thank You to all who support the MTA Hall of Fame & Museum. Best wishes for a successful 2018 shooting year. MtA HAll of fAMe & MuseuM BoArd of directors

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2018 MICHIGAN ALL STATE TEAMSScores Recorded for the target year 2017

*All American Team Members

Men’s First Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total Carl Chadwell 98.27 93.52 94.62 286.41 Frankie J Galonis 97.76 92.94 95.10 285.80 William D Grill 97.68 93.19 94.93 285.80 Darryl F Hayes 97.53 89.57 93.44 280.54 David J Sickmeyer 96.41 89.85 92.96 279.22 James S Creighton 96.34 89.20 93.44 278.98 Hugo J Rinke 97.36 87.65 92.52 277.53 Dan Cook 96.15 87.24 90.09 273.48 Bryan M Lynch 96.52 89.40 87.45 273.37 Larry Litwin Jr 94.54 88.82 89.37 272.73

Men’s Second Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total Mark A Bristoll 94.45 88.29 89.10 271.84 Larry K Telfer 96.60 86.60 87.82 271.02 Raymond J Nabozny 95.31 85.67 88.61 269.62 Carl W Meininger 95.27 84.85 85.83 265.95 Jeff Russell 92.66 85.14 87.24 265.04 Steve Olvitt 95.42 88.17 80.67 264.26 Gerald DeHondt 93.24 85.74 84.55 263.53 David Moan 93.79 84.69 82.81 261.29 Jefferson Barber 92.64 85.64 79.94 258.22 Gary Kogelman 91.72 84.76 79.58 256.06

Veterans’ Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total Frank R Galonis 97.54 89.81 93.67 281.02*Kenneth A Sims 97.63 89.95 91.69 279.27 William S Hagerty 97.34 88.46 89.66 275.46 Jack R Andree 94.20 87.53 90.11 271.84 Richard D Jensen 93.54 87.29 89.31 270.14

Sr. Veterens’ Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total Ken H Smith 98.27 92.00 95.50 285.77 Robert W Scheonrock 95.35 87.69 93.88 276.92 George Snellenberger 95.94 89.43 89.35 274.73 Karl N Hampel 96.32 89.89 85.12 271.33 Norris Chadwell 92.81 88.70 87.20 268.71

Ladies Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total*Jacque Snellenberger 98.03 87.81 91.23 277.07 Alexandria M Kocsis 94.34 87.85 81.67 263.86 Leslie J York 93.00 87.47 79.50 259.97 Jodene Phenicie 93.34 83.64 82.08 259.06 Lauralee A Heiden 90.80 85.00 76.83 252.63

Junior Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total Lucas D Bristoll 93.97 91.18 89.95 275.10 Glen D Falk 95.45 85.41 89.55 270.41 Jonathon L Stockwell 93.04 88.86 87.44 269.34 Amanda Sue Crouch 92.00 88.45 84.00 264.45 Evan P Falk 94.23 89.79 80.25 264.27

Sub-Junior Team Singles Handicap Doubles Total Skylar M Clark 95.20 91.37 90.08 276.65 Peyton A Platte 94.36 92.64 87.33 274.33 Samantha G Wilson 92.94 88.50 82.29 263.73 Ava I Larson 93.30 89.33 78.57 261.20 Jackson Sokel 94.00 87.69 65.00 246.69

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2017 MICHIGAN STATE CHAMPIONS

Singles ChampionHandicap Champion Doubles Champion

VeteranSingles ChampionHandicap ChampionDoubles Champion

Senior VeteranSingles ChampionHandicap ChampionDoubles Champion

Ladies ISingles ChampionHandicap ChampionDoubles Champion

JuniorSingles ChampionHandicap ChampionDoubles Champion

Ladies IISingles ChampionHandicap ChampionDoubles Champion

Junior GoldSingles ChampionHandicap Champion Doubles Champion

Sub-VeteranSingles Champion Handicap ChampionDoubles Champion

Sub-JuniorSingles ChampionHandicap Champion Doubles Champion

F.D. HayesBryan Lynch F.D. Hayes

Jacque SnellenbergerJacque SnellenbergerJacque Snellenberger

Kathy CrandellKathy CrandellLeslie York

Skylar ClarkSkylar ClarkPeyton Platte

Thomas GunstMathew BeebeLucas Bristoll

Andrew WildAndrew WildAndrew Wild

Hugo Rinke Hugo Rinke Vern Stalter

Kenneth SimsThomas HamstreetFrank Galonis

Ken SmithJames BaleshRobert Scheonrock

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Rules for Buege Buick GMC Money, Dundee Sportsmen Club Foundation, Michigan Trapshooting Association,

Shells for a Year, and Michigan Three Gun Lewis Shoot-offs

1. To be eligible for the Shoot-off, an individual must have shot and completed the event(s). 2. Shooters are responsible to check their score promptly following the event. For the purposes of these promotions, no score will be changed after the drawing of the random numbers. 3. Upon completion of the event, numbers will be publicly and randomly selected - zero to nine. This will be the last number of your score. 4. Should the drawn numbers create multiple entries, each individual is allowed only one entry per shoot-off. 5. For MTA Golf Cart Shoot-off, shooter names will be randomly selected from event participants. 6. The numbers and list of eligible shooters will be posted on the scoreboard. 7. A time and location for all qualifying shooters to sign up for the shoot-off will be announced over the PA system, posted on the scoreboard, and carried on the TV system. 8. Immediately following the last event of the day (or event noted in the program) eligible participants report to the shoot-off area and will be assigned to squads based on their ATA handicap yardage and the discretion of shoot management. 9. A participant’s ATA handicap yardage will be the yardage they shot at the time they became eligible for the shoot-off (the yardage they shot in the event when their score number was selected).10. All shoot-off rounds will consist of ten (10) targets, two (2) targets at each post, shot from participant’s ATA handicap yardage. 11. Shoot-off rounds will continue until a single winner is determined (except Buege Buick GMC money will be the top three shooters (50%, 30%, and 20%).12. Decisions made by the shoot management regarding the above listed rules, or disputes, shall be final. All decisions will be made in conformity with the ATA rules where applicable. 13. The shooter must complete shoot-off to be eligible for a prize.14. Winner will be responsible for taxes on the prizes and will be required to fill out a W-9 form.Michigan 3 Gun Lewis Shoot-off: Must enter Lewis class in the event to be eligible, Lewis Class Winners will shoot-off after the eventEvent 15 - Buege Buick GMC Money Shoot-off: 2 numbers selected from Event 15, Shoot-off after Event 15Events 7, and 9 - Shells for a Year Shoot-off: 2 numbers selected from each Event 7 & 9; shoot-off after Event 9Events 1 through 6 - Dundee Sportsmen Club Foundation and Michigan Trapshooting Association Shoot-off: 6 Names selected from each Event 1-6 - Dundee Sportsmen Club Foundation, Shoot-off after Event 6.

BINGOGreat Lakes Grand Ladies Bingo

Ladies Bingo will be held on Saturday May 26, 2018, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM, during the Great Lakes Grand.

Michigan State Shoot Ladies BingoLadies Bingo will be held on Saturday June 30, 2018, from 10:00AM to 12:00PM, during the Michigan State Shoot.

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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTSThese are Invitational Tournaments and the Directors reserve the right to reject, refund or disqualify any contestant who, in their judgment, interferes with the harmony of the shoot or violates Amateur Trapshooting Association or Michigan Trapshooting Association rules or regulations.The Directors also reserve the right to alter or cancel any part of this program at any time, and are not bound by errors or omissions in the printed booklet. Changes and/or correc-tions posted in the classification and squading room or on our website supersede booklet information.A.T.A. rules will govern all events, and referees will make decisions in accordance with them.Targets and target setting will comply with A.T.A. rules. The designated target setters will set targets each morning or upon event changes. The decision as to whether or not a trap is to be reset shall be made only by a Director or designated target setter.The M.T.A. will use the bank system with all fields having voice-activated pulls. Starting banks will be posted each morning before shoot.Potential Injury: Participants and spectators recognize the exposure to potential in-jury associated with this sport and assume all risks and liabilities while attending these tournaments.Gambling: No gambling is permitted on the M.T.A. grounds at any time.Pets: Pets must be leashed at all times while on the grounds. No pets are allowed in the main cafeteria building. You must clean up after your pets. The pet run is located in the field south of the camping area.Bicycles, Motorbikes, Roller Blades, Skateboards, etc.: No bicycles, motorbikes, roller blades, skateboards, etc. are allowed during shooting hours (unless authorized by the Directors). ATV’s and like vehicles are prohibited at all times.Fireworks: No fireworks are allowed on the M.T.A. grounds at any time.Vending: Vending is allowed only in designated areas, with M.T.A. approval. No vending is allowed in the daily parking areas or campground areas. Contact Jeff Russell, 616-402-2741 or [email protected], for a vendor information packet and insurance requirements. P.A. System: The P.A. System will be used in the morning at the start of the shoot and between events and for shoot offs. Please monitor your T.V. for squads on deck.

SHOOTER SERVICESInformation: Is located in Classification & Squadding for any questions or problems you may have during the shoot.Food: The cafeteria will be open on all shoot days.Hotel/Motel Accommodations: Rooms are available in the Lansing, Jackson, Okemos, and Mason areas. For information regarding accommodations, contact:Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce — (517) 487-6340 www.lansingchamber.orgGreater Jackson Chamber of Commerce — (517) 782-8221 www.gjcc.orgMason Area Chamber of Commerce — (517) 676-1046 www.masonchamber.orgParking: The majority of daily parking is located at the east end of the grounds with ad-ditional parking at the west end, behind banks 5 through 10. Handicap parking is behind bank 2 and behind the cafeteria building.Traps/Practice Traps: We have forty programs fields, and three practice traps, all with automatic Pat-Traps and Canterbury Voice Releases. The practice traps will be open the day prior to each shoot a 1:00PM and on each shoot day at 8:45AM, to a closing time determined by the Directors. The practice traps are located at the east end of the trap line. Practice tickets can be purchased at the practice traps for $5.00 per round of 25 targets.

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Ammunition: Shells may be purchased on the grounds, from any M.T.A. Authorized ammu-nition vendor. Most popular brands of shells are available. You may use any shells that con-form to all A.T.A. rules. Shells are subject to inspection at the discretion of the Directors. No one may sell shells without M.T.A. Authorization. Empty hulls may not be picked up at the firing line at any time. They become the property of the M.T.A. once they hit the ground.Golf Carts: You must be at least 16 years old with a valid driver’s license to operate a golf cart or UTV on M.T.A. grounds.

Shooters may use their own golf cart or UTV at no charge.The Directors reserve the right to rescind the privilege of using a golf cart or UTV.The operator/owner of the golf cart or UTV is solely responsible for any damage

done to persons or property on M.T.A. grounds.Golf Cart Rentals: Golf carts are available to rent from:

AJ’S Supplies, LLC419-583-7133

Must have 7 days advanced notice to rent a golf cart.

CAMPINGWe have very fine camping facilities, 150 + sites with water and electricity. Reservations will be accepted at a fee of $40.00 per night for a gravel site and $35.00 per night for a grass site. We have unlimited Tent Camping available at a fee of $10.00 per night. Reservations must be submitted Ten Days prior to the start of a shoot Drive-ins (ie) No Reservations will be charged $50.00 per night. We are still accepting applications for leased sites until the Spring Team Shoot.Reservations are accepted for all shoots and will be honored on a first come, first-served basis. The campground is open the day before a shoot starts, if you need to arrive earlier, special arrangements can be made. Campers will be charged from the day of arrival to the day of departure. Campground hours are from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. The bathhouse, complete with showers, is located west of the clubhouse. For the campers’ convenience there is a dump station near the front gate. The MTA will not be responsible for tents, trail-ers, campers and motorhomes or their contents. To arrange camper pump out please see information in classification and squading. Pumping will need 24-hour notice.For camping reservations, go to www.michigantrap.com or send form below and your check or money order made payable to the MTA:

Name _____________________________________ ATA # ______________

Address __________________________________________________________

City _______________________________ State ___________ Zip__________

Phone # ___________________ E-Mail ________________________________

Date of Arrival _____________________ Number of Nights_________________

Site Requested: Row__________ Number__________

Camper Information: Type of R.V. ______________

Make _____________________ Model _________________ Year _________

Length ________ Width ________ Number of Slides _______

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HOW TO ENTER AN EVENT

In order to shoot in an event, you must first be classified and have your information entered into our computer system at the classification counter. The classification and squadding counters are located in the buildings east of the cafeteria. Classification, Squadding and Cashiering will be open from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm the day prior to each shoot. Classifica-tion, Squadding, and Cashiering will open at 8:00 am every day during the shoot (7:30 am on the Sunday of the Team shoots). Closing will be 4:00 pm or a time set by management and announced on the PA system prior to closing. The cashier windows are located in the east end of the cafeteria building. 1. Classification: Your singles and doubles class and your handicap yardage will be deter-mined at the Classification counter. You must have proof of your current A.T.A. member-ship in order to be classified. You may join the A.T.A. or renew your membership at the Classification counter. See the Classification section for Classification details.2. Squadding: You will only need your A.T.A. number to pull squads. There are no cards given out as in the past. Pre-Squadding is done through the www.presquad.com website. If you pull a squad/position and you are not going to use it, please notify the Squadding counter as soonas possible. This will allow us to fill the holes in short squads, making the tournament more enjoyable for everyone. 3. Cashiering: You will only need your A.T.A. card in order to pay for your shooting. When you pay for the first event, you will receive a receipt showing all of the squads that you’ve squaded for (paid for or not), and options played (if any) for each event cashiered.

CLASSIFICATIONShooters will be classified according to their known ability. To determine a shooter’s known ability, the following will be considered: a. Official averages (abnormally low scores will be discarded) b. Non-registered scores including shoot-off and practice scores. c. Any other information bearing on a shooter’s abilities to shoot and break targets.1. The following system will be used for all shoots except the Great Lakes Grand. (See the Great Lakes Grand shoot program for classification and target requirements.)

2. High scores in each class in all singles and doubles events will advance one class. Should you earn yardage in any handicap event, you must report to the classification counter to have your average card punched to the new yardage. Any shooter whose yardage or class has changed for any reason shall be considered to have been notified when the new class or yardage is posted in the scoreboard annex. Change of yardage for any shooter may be made at any time during the year including immediately before and during the shoot.

AA 97% and over AA 93% and over A 94% and under 97% A 89% and under 93% B 91% and under 94% B 85% and under 89% C 88% and under 91% C 78% and under 85% D under 88% D under 78%

DOUBLESSINGLES

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3. Any shooter who shoots in a class or from a yardage higher or lower than the assigned class or yardage will be subject to disqualification and will not be eligible to share in any money division or eligible for trophies.

4. PENALTIESSingles – No entrant shall shoot 16-yard singles events in less than Class A, or higher (La-dies and Sub-Junior in Class B or higher) without having a minimum of 1,000 registered targets for the current and previous year combined.Doubles – No entrant shall shoot doubles events in less than Class B or higher without hav-ing a minimum of 500 registered targets for the current and previous year combined.Handicap – No entrant shall shoot any handicap events at their current A.T.A. yardage without having a minimum of 1,000 registered targets for the current and previous year combined. Handicap entrants not meeting the requirements shall be assessed a 2-yard pen-alty (Ladies and Sub-Juniors, 1 yard) to their current yardage.Handicap target requirements will be waived for Senior Veterans.Penalty yardage will be waived, if shooting targets only. The shooter will not be eligible to win trophies or play options.

5. SPECIAL CATEGORIESLady I, Lady II, Junior, Sub-Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran and Senior Veteran categories must be declared when you classify. This is the responsibility of the shooter. Once the shooter shoots at the first target the classification cannot be changed. Exception to this rule is if the classification error was the fault of the classifier. Check your classifica-tion before you leave Classification. If your special category does not appear on the posted score sheet, please report the omission at the Classification counter.Age-based special categories are determined at the beginning of the target year, or on your birthday. Please see the A.T.A. rule book for details.Ages for special category are: Veteran: 65 years old up to 70 years old Senior Veteran: 70 years old and older Junior: 15 years old up to 18 years old Sub-Junior: Under 15 years old Sub-Veteran: 55 years old up to 65 years old Junior Gold: 19 years old up to 23 years old Lady I: Under 55 years old Lady II: 55 years old and older

Additional Special Category Trophies:Zone Team, Parent and Child, Husband and WifeFor the Michigan State Shoot Singles Championship (Event 13) July 1, 2017.Your eligibility for these additional special category trophies must be declared at the Squading counter, prior to the start of the event.

TROPHIES, TIES AND SHOOT-OFFS1. A shooter may not win more than one trophy in the same event. If a shooter’s score quali-fies for more than one trophy, that shooter must notify the office within 15 minutes after that event’s last scores have been posted, as to which trophy he/she desires to take or shoot off for. Concurrent special awards are exempt from this rule.If the shooter fails to make appropriate notification of his/her choice, the Directors will make the choice for that shooter.Second and third places in Special Catergories will be determined by reverse long run or coin flip if not decided by Championship shoot-off.

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This rule shall not be interpreted to affect the right of all contestants whose score qualifies them from shooting off for the Championship Trophy in any event. Championship Trophy, for the purpose of this rule, means the trophy awarded to the highest scoring event winner. It does not mean class champions, special category champions or any other trophy than the high score winner and runner-up.2. Leader-to-date listings are displayed on the video monitors in the main cafeteria building and scoreboard annex to allow shooters to track potential shoot-offs. Shooters are advised to note where special category shooters may have high score/tie in class and special cat-egory. It is possible that a score lower than broadcast on the video display monitors may be involved in a shoot-off.3. Trophy ties in all handicap events will be shot off after the last event of each day. Trophy ties in singles and doubles events will be carried over to the next like event on the regular program whenever possible, and shot off by sub-event. If the program does not indicate a carryover for singles or doubles events, the trophy ties will be shot off after the last event each day.4. Contestants in shoot-offs will be called over the public address system to report to the designated check-in area. Anyone in a tie who does not answer the call for shoot-offs will forfeit rights to any trophy.5. The trophy room is located at the east end of the cafeteria. It will be opened each day of the shoot at times determined by the Directors. Trophies will not be mailed.

6. Lists of unclaimed trophies are posted in the trophy room and the squading room. The M.T.A. will make every effort to get trophies to the winners. However, any trophies for the year not picked up by the end of the next shoot will be forfeited. Fall Team Trophies not picked up during the Fall Team Shoot can be picked up during the next year’s Spring Team Shoot. After that the trophies are forfeited. 7. Pins and Patches: Anyone breaking 100 or 200 straight without carryover for the first time at the Michigan home grounds will be awarded a State Pin. Only one pin will be awarded to any individual. Please inquire at Squading.

MAKE-UPSAny shooter missing all or part of a round should report to the practice traps for a make-up sheet, and make up the round(s) no later than 10 minutes after the last squad in that event has completed the event. Make-up rounds will be shot alone or with other make-up shoot-ers. If the make-up is not shot within 30 minutes after the event, all targets not fired at will be scored zero. No shooter can make-up more than 50 targets on the practice trap. They must re-squad or forfeit.

FEES1. Fees – Daily Fees: A.T.A. $3.00, M.T.A. $3.00. Payments may be by check (exact amount only) or cash in U.S. funds only. Payment by credit card is not available. The cashier will accept no counter checks or secondary party checks; no exceptions. The MTA or ATA will not be liable in any manner for checks lost, stolen, undelivered or otherwise not received by the shooter. NO REFUND UNLESS THE EVENT IS CANCELLED.2. Junior and Sub-Junior shooters may enter all events for $24.00 per hundred entry fees plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees. Those shooting at a reduced rate may not play any options.Junior and Sub-Junior shooters who wish to play options in any event must pay full entry and options fees in all events. (See Classification number 5.)

Due to federal regulations, the M.T.A. will not issue winnings by mail or in person without obtaining the recipient’s Social Security number.

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OPTIONS AND PAYOUTSOptions are not compulsory. In case of ties not otherwise covered, the monies for the num-ber of places will be combined and divided equally among those in the tie regardless of the outcome of any shoot-offs. Shoot-offs are for trophies, honor and place.All checks issued for payouts will be void after 60 days. Each shooter who is entitled to receive money during any event agrees that if such money is not received during the period of the tournament, a check in payment for the money won may be mailed to the shooter at the address indicated by the A.T.A. records, and when so mailed, the club will not be liable in any manner whatsoever for any check lost, stolen, unclaimed, undelivered, or otherwise not received by the shooter.

Modified LewisSingles and Handicap events will pay four (4) Lewis Classes — first Lewis Class 60%-40% split – next three (3) Classes will pay 100% each.Doubles will pay three (3) Lewis Classes — first Lewis Class 60%-40% split – next two (2) Classes will pay 100% each.

Great Lakes 50At the end of the handicap event, two traps will be drawn and this will be the 50 paid. Example: Traps 1&2 – 1&4 – 2&4 – 3&4Must be a 50 to be paid. When a 50 is broken, 75% will be paid to the shooter with 25% carried over. If no 50 is broken, the purse will be carried over to the next Handicap event or the next shoot.

Great Eastern PurseTop six scores pay (Ties divide).High score 25%, Second high score 15%, Third high score 10%, Forth high score 25%, Fifth high score 15%, Sixth high score 10%.

MICHIGAN PRESQUADDING RULESPresquadding will be used for the Great Lakes Grand and Michigan State Shoot.Presquadding for the 2017 shooting year will be done through www.presquad.com.A nonrefundable fee of $2.00 for post/per event ($10.00 for a full squad) will be charged.Fees are to be paid on-line at www.presquad.com by credit card or by check mailed to the address below. Payment must be received within seven days of your request; otherwise the squads/positions will be released. Checks should be made payable to and sent to:

Lite Release Payment ProcessingP.O. Box 404

Paoli, Pa 19301You may also pay by Paypal or Credit Card. The instructions for either are on the www.presquad.com website.Check on www.presquad.com for the starting and ending dates of each shoot. Each shoot will be listed on the front page of the www.presquad.com website.There will be no mail-in Presquading accepted: only on-line Presquading. Log on to website: www.presquad.com to make your selections.

Perfect Middle 50Pays middle 50 only - If there are no 50’s in the event, the pot carries over to the next handicap event.

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MICHIGAN STATE TEAM REQUIREMENTS

The Michigan State Team consists of the Michigan shooters with the highest combined averages in singles, doubles and handicap for the target year, and who meet the following requirements:1. You must be a Michigan resident for six (6) months prior to Michigan State Shoot.2. You must compete in all three championship events at the Michigan State Shoot (the

singles, doubles, and handicap championship events).3. You must meet the following target requirements during the target year, based on

your category in the singles championship event:4. The All State Team member are determined by the category you shoot in during the

year; Men, Lady, Veteran, etc.

* DECEASED

Max E. Hensler* 1990 Karl Maust* 1990 Ned Lilly* 1990 George Snellenberger 1990Art Hickey* 1990 William W. Harrington* 1990 Boyd R. Williams* 1990 Hugh Driggs* 1990 George E. McKay* 1990 John T. Jones* 1991 June E. Grant* 1991Fred G. Ford* 1991 L.F. (Bud) Loucks* 1991Clae S. Montgomery* 1991 Gerald Grimes 1992Carl Chadwell 1992Various Frank Woods 1993Russ Saathoff* 1993William Barringer* 1994 Rita Piccobotta* 1995Earl Munson 1996Richard Musetti 1996Roy Atkinson* 1996 Charles R. Nicosia 1997Joseph Loving* 1998

Dewayne (Bud) Kitley 1998James Neal Ballard 2000Jodene Phenicie 2000Robert Scheonrock 2001Walter J. Schneider* 2001 Keith Heeg 2002Roberta Rutledge 2003William R. (Dick) Turner 2004Jacque Snellenberger 2005Mary Lou Kollar 2007Norris (Chad) Chadwell 2007Barry Kemper 2009Joe D. Green* 2013 Richard Jensen 2013Robin & Kathy Fitzgibbons 2013Ken H. Smith 2013Delbert (Del) Nye* 2015Ernie Lehman 2016Frank Galonis 2016Richard Burkell 2017Kirk Burl 2017Dennis Howe 2017

MICHIGAN TRAPSHOOTING HALL OF FAME

Name Year Inducted Name

Men 2,500 1,500 1,000Lady I 2,000 1,500 1,000Lady II 2,000 1,500 1,000Sub-Veteran 2,500 1,500 1,000Veteran 2,000 1,500 1,000Senior Veteran 1,500 1,000 500Junior Gold 2,500 1,500 1,000Junior 1,500 1,000 500Sub-Junior 1,500 1,000 500

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SPRING AND FALL TEAM SHOOTS INFORMATION

How to Enter: Team entry forms with instructions will be available at the Squading coun-ter. The team captains must submit the form completely filled out. All A.T.A. registered shooters are eligible to compete on a team, and shooters may shoot on one team only. A high degree of ability is not necessary since class winners in the team events are deter-mined by the Lewis system.Sub-Junior and Junior teams are welcome and encouraged. They must consist of shooters less than 15 and 18 years of age respectively.The Directors reserve the right to reject any team name they determine to be inappropriate.Targets: 100 targets per person at $34.00 (plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees) will include targets, trophies and guaranteed purses.Ties: All ties in Event 7, the Team event (except individual and team champion, which will be determined by shoot-off if necessary) will be by reverse score by sub-event. If a tie still exists, it will be decided by reverse long run. Trophies: 165 team trophies – 33 winning teams (including Champion and Runner-up in each of these categories: Lady, Junior, Sub-Junior) 5 Trophies for each team. Individual trophies for Champion and Runner-Up. All scores are official 30 minutes after the event is complete.Junior, Sub-Junior and Lady teams must declare their intentions to shoot for category trophies prior to shooting the Team Event. If no declaration is made, their team(s) will not be allowed to shoot for category trophies.Guaranteed Purses: $50.00 to each member of Champion Team $35.00 to each member of Runner-Up Team $75.00 to Champion Shooter $50.00 to Runner-Up ShooterLewis Class: For the MICHIGAN OPEN TEAM TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP teams are divided into five classes – the top 20% of the teams in Class AA, the next 20% in Class A, etc., with the lowest 20% of the teams in Class D. (That means, for example, that if we have 150 teams, the 121st team will win Class D).All Team awards will be made to the Team Captain. All money will be paid to the indi-vidual shooters.Trophies will be awarded to each team member on the following teams: Champion Team Runner-up Team AA 1st through 5th A 1st through 5th B 1st through 5th C 1st through 5th D 1st through 5th

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27th AnnualMICHIGAN

TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION

Spring Team ShootMay 3 – May 6, 2018

167 Belt Buckles

Michigan Three Gun Lewis

NEED A TEAM?If you want to shoot in the Team Trap Championship, Event #9, but don’t have a team, please report to the Squading Counter.

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Event 1SPRING WARM-UP SINGLES

Thursday – May 3, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close at 10:00 am

100 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)TARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily).................... $31.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (3-50’s – 100%, OPEN, not a class option).…….......$15.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D), High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Ties carry over to next event

Event 2SPRING WARM-UP HANDICAP

Thursday – May 3, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: Perfect Middle 50............................................................................. ..…$10.00 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event)Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Lakes 50 .……………………………………………………………………...$10.00 .

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardage Trophies (18-21, 22-24, 25-27) High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 3SPRING WARM-UP DOUBLES

Thursday – May 3, 201850 PAIR OF DOUBLES

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A fees)................................................................$31.00OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 ..................................................................................$20.00 (2-50’s – 60%-40% on each, OPEN not a class option)

Modified Lewis .........................................................................…………………… $20.00TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D),

High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranTies carry over to next event

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Event 5SPRING PRELIMINARY HANDICAP

Friday – May 4, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)



Event 6SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES

Friday – May 4, 2018 50 PAIR OF DOUBLES

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A fees)................................................................$31.00OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 ..................................................................................$20.00 (2-50’s – 60%-40% on each, OPEN not a class option)

Modified Lewis .........................................................................…………………… $20.00TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D),

High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranTies will be shot off

Event 4SPRING PRELIMINARY SINGLES

Friday – May 4, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

100 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)TARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily) ................... $31.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (3-50’s – 100%, OPEN, not a class option).…….......$15.00Modified Lewis .........................................................................…………………… $20.00



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Event 7SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES

Saturday – May 5, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

200 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily) ................... $62.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (6-50’s – 100%, OPEN, not class option) ...…….......$30.00Modified Lewis Class – 1st 100..................................................................................$20.00 2nd 100..................................................................................$20.00 Total 200..................................................................................$20.00


Ties shoot-off after Event 8

Event 8MICHIGAN HANDICAP

Saturday – May 5, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse..................................................... ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 ................................................................................................. ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00 Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50 .……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardage Trophies (18-21, 22-24, 25-27), High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Shot off after Singles shoot off

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Event 11 HAA 400 – Targets

Events 6, 7, 10TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Lady,

High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 12 HOA – 1000 Targets

Events – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Lady,

High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 10SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP HANDICAP

Sunday – May 6, 2017100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50 .……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Yardage (18-21)(22-24)(25-27), High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 9SPRING TEAM SINGLES

Sunday – May 6, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close at 10:30 am


TROPHIES: (See Team Shoot Information Page)

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108th ANNUAL MICHIGAN STATE SHOOT

1600 Registered Targets

June 26 – July 1, 2018

79 Open Trophies

Dundee Sportsmen Club Foundationand

Michigan Trapshooting Association CASH SHOOT-OFF

$1000.00 – 1st Place • $500.00 – 2nd Place

Miss & Out Contest

Friday Night

Many thanks for your support, Hampel’s Gun Company, Rodrigo Meirelles, Traverse City, Michigan

$1000 Cash – Glenn Buege HandicapMichigan Three Gun Lewis

Sponsored by Dundee Sportsmen Club Foundation

Shells for a Year (52 flats)230 Resident Trophies — over 220 Non-Resident Trophies

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STATE SHOOT NOTICESNOMINATIONS FOR DIRECTORS & DELEGATES

Thursday, June 28, 2018Nominations for M.T.A. Directors and A.T.A. Delegates will be on Thursday, June 28, 2018, after the shoot-offs. This will be for two Directors (three-year terms), One Director for (two-year term), and one Director for (1 year term), One A.T.A Delegate and two Alternate Delegates (one-year term).

Candidate Requirements: All candidates must be members in good standing of the A.T.A.Candidates for M.T.A. Director must be Michigan residents for more than six months, at least 21 years of age, Life Member of the M.T.A., and present to accept the nomination.Candidates for A.T.A. Delegate must be Michigan residents, and Life Member of the A.T.A. See A.T.A. rules for target requirements.

MICHIGAN STATE ANNUAL MEETINGFriday, June 29, 2018

The Annual Meeting of the Michigan Trapshooting Association will be on Friday Juue 29, 2018 after shoot-offs.

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AND DELEGATESSaturday, June 30, 2018

The election of M.T.A. Directors and A.T.A. Delegates will be on Saturday, June 30, 2018 between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

Voter Eligibility:All Michigan A.T.A. members may vote for A.T.A. Delegates. You must have your average card to vote for Delegates.Only Michigan resident M.T.A. Life Members may vote for M.T.A. Directors.

ALL STATE TEAM AWARDSThe All State Team awards ceremonies will be Saturday June 30, 2018 between 100’s of the Championship Singles Event.

ZONE SHOOTSWe are trying to encourage more shooters to participate in zone shoots. The winners of zone classes will receive trophies at the zone gun clubs. They also will receive free targets in Championship Singles Event 13 on Saturday June 30, 2018. The high zone team will receive trophies at the State shoot The host zone gun club will receive further information as to the requirements for their zone team.

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Event 1WARM UP SINGLESTuesday – June 26, 2018

Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am100 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

Six (6) Random names will be drawn to shoot off for the Dundee Sportsmen Club Foundation and Michigan Trapshooting Association Cash Shoot-off

Shoot off after Event 6

TARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily).................... $31.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (3-50’s – 100%, OPEN, not a class option).…….......$15.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00



Event 2RIO HANDICAP

Tuesday – June 26, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)



TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – Pays (3-50’s) 60%/40% split each ...... …………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse 40%/30%/20%/10% (ties divide) ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (carries over to the next handicap event until a 50 is broken) ...…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50.……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion (2 flats of Rio Shells), Runner-up (1 flat of Rio Shells), Yardages (18-21) (22-24) (25-27) (1 flat of Rio Shells) each,

High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran (8 boxes of Rio Shells each)

Event 3WARM UP DOUBLES Tuesday – June 26, 2018

50 PAIR OF DOUBLESSix (6) Random names will be drawn to shoot off for the Dundee Sportsmen Club

Foundation and Michigan Trapshooting Association Cash Shoot-offShoot off after Event 6

TARGETS: (plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees).................................................………...$31.00 OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 (2-50’s – 60%/40% on each, OPEN not a class option).....$20.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00



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Event 4DUNDEE SPORTSMEN CLUB FOUNDATION SINGLES

Wednesday – June 27, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

100 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)Six (6) Random names will be drawn to shoot off for the Dundee Sportsmen Club

Foundation and Michigan Trapshooting Association Cash Shoot-offShoot off after Event 6

Michigan Three Gun Lewis For all shooters who enter the Lewis Class:

All Lewis class winners will shoot off for a Gun following Event 6 1st place Lewis (both 60% and 40%) will shoot for one gun 2nd place Lewis (both 60% and 40%) will shoot for one gun 3rd place Lewis (both 60% and 40%) will shoot for one gun

Sponsored by Dundee Sportsmen Club FoundationTARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily).................... $31.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (3-50’s – 100%, open, not a class option)....…….......$15.00Michigan Three Gun Lewis (3 Classes – 60%-40% each class)…………………… $10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,

High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranTies carry over to next event

Event 5BRYAN LYNCH HANDICAP

Wednesday – June 27, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)



TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50.……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardages (18-21) (22-24) (25-27), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,

High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

~ Wednesday, Event 6 on page 40 ~

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Event 6DARRYL HAYES DOUBLES

Wednesday – June 27, 201850 PAIR OF DOUBLES



TARGETS: (plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees) ................................................………...$31.00 OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 (2-50’s – 60%/40% on each, OPEN not a class option).....$20.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,


Event 7MICHIGAN SHELLS FOR A YEAR HANDICAP

presented by aj’s supplies, rockman insurance and reo ammunition

Thursday – June 28, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

SHELLS FOR A YEARTwo numbers will be drawn to shoot off for Shells for a Year

Shoot off after Event 9TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50.……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardages (18-21) (22-24) (25-27), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,

High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranNON-RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up,

High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold, High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

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Event 8DARRYL HAYES SINGLES

Thursday – June 28, 2018100 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)


RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,


NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,


Event 9MICHIGAN SHELLS FOR A YEAR HANDICAP II

presented by aj’s supplies, rockman insurance and reo ammunition

Thursday – June 28, 2017100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

Two numbers will be drawn to shoot off for the Shells for a YearShoot off after Event 9

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50.……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardage (18-21) (22-24)(25-27), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,

High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranNON-RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up,


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Event 10WHITE FLYER

CLASS SINGLESFriday – June 29, 2018



CLASS SINGLES TROPHIES 1st, 2nd each Class (AA, A, B, C, D),

and categories: Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran (Resident and Non-resident)


Event 11MTA HANDICAP

Friday – June 29, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50 .……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

RESIDENT TROPHIES Champion, Runner-up, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,


NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Third, Fourth, High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,


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Event 12CLASS DOUBLES

Friday – June 29, 201850 PAIR OF DOUBLES

TARGETS: (plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees).................................................………...$31.00 OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 (2-50’s – 60%/40% on each, OPEN not a class option).....$20.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00

CLASS DOUBLES TROPHIES 1st, 2nd each Class (AA, A, B, C, D),



Event 13MICHIGAN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP

Saturday – June 30, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

200 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)TARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily).................... $62.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (6-50’s – 100%, OPEN, not a class option).…….......$30.00Modified Lewis Class – 1st 100..............................................…………………… $20.00 2nd 100...............................................................................$20.00 Total 200...............................................................................$20.00

SINGLES CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP TROPHIES 1st, 2nd each Class (AA, A, B, C, D),


ADDED MONEY:Michigan State Champion $100.00 Michigan State Sub-Junior Champion $25.00Michigan State Runner-up $ 50.00 Michigan State Veteran Champion $25.00Michigan Class Champions $ 25.00 Michigan State Sr. Veteran Champion $25.00 (AA, A, B, C, D)Michigan State Lady I Champion $ 25.00 Michigan State Lady II Champion $25.00Michigan State Jr. Champion $ 25.00 Michigan State Sub-Veteran Champion $25.00 Michigan State Jr. Gold Champion $25.00Non-Resident Champion $ 50.00 Non-Resident Runner-up $25.00

All ties will be shot off after event

MISS & OUTFriday Night

~ Cash and Prizes ~Sponsored by Superior Salvage & Repair, Bill Grill – L&M Lens, Mike & Linda Lavallee

and Keith Heegs Stock Works, Keith & Terry Heeg

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Event 14MICHIGAN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday – July 1, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

50 PAIR OF DOUBLES TARGETS: (plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees).................................................………...$31.00 OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 (2-50’s – 60%/40% on each, OPEN not a class option).....$20.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00

DOUBLES CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP TROPHIES 1st, 2nd each Class (AA, A, B, C, D),


ADDED MONEY:Michigan State Champion $100.00 Michigan State Sub-Junior Champion $25.00Michigan State Runner-up $ 50.00 Michigan State Veteran Champion $25.00Michigan Class Champions $ 25.00 Michigan State Sr. Veteran Champion $25.00 (AA, A, B, C, D)Michigan State Lady I Champion $ 25.00 Michigan State Lady II Champion $25.00Michigan State Jr. Champion $ 25.00 Michigan State Sub-Veteran Champion $25.00 Michigan State Jr. Gold Champion $25.00Non-Resident Champion $ 50.00 Non-Resident Runner-up $25.00

All ties will be shot off after Event 15

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Event 15MICHIGAN HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP

sponsored by buege buick gmcSunday – July 1, 2018

100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)Two numbers will be drawn to shoot off for $1000.00

1st-$500.00 – 2nd-$300.00 – 3rd-$200.00

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50 .……………………………………………………………………...$10.00Hall of Fame Purse..……........................................................................................... $20.00 The $20.00 fee for this is a 50% tax-deductible donation to the Hall of Fame. This donation provides support to our new museum and to many worthy projects undertaken by the Hall of Fame. All donors will qualify for the Hall of Fame Award. Your entry card shows contribution and is your receipt. the Hall of Fame will retain 50% of the donations while the remainder will constitute the portion to be awarded. Monies will be paid out in two Lewis Classes, 60%/40% high gun each class.

RESIDENT TROPHIES HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP Champion, Runner-up, Third through Tenth Place,

1st, 2nd each category: Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran

NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP Champion, Runner-up, Third through Fifth Place,

1st, 2nd each category: Lady I, Lady II, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran

ADDED MONEY:Michigan State Handicap Champion $150.00Michigan State Handicap Runner-up $100.00Michigan State Handicap Third $ 75.00Michigan State Handicap Fourth $ 50.00Michigan State Handicap Fifth $ 35.00Michigan State Handicap Sixth $ 25.00 Michigan State High Lady I $ 25.00Michigan State High Lady II $ 25.00

Michigan State High Sub-Junior $ 25.00Michigan State High Junior $ 25.00Michigan State High Junior Gold $ 25.00Michigan State High Sub-Veteran $ 25.00Michigan State High Veteran $ 25.00Michigan State High Senior Veteran $ 25.00Non-Resident Champion $ 50.00Non-Resident Runner-up $ 25.00

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Event 16 HAA – 400 TARGETS

Events 13-14-15ATA RESIDENT TROPHY: Champion

MTA RESIDENT TROPHIES: Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C, D), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,

High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranNON-RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Lady I, High Lady II,

High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold, High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior VeteranDIRECTORS TROPHIES: High All Around (HAA),

awarded to the High Junior Lady shooter and the High Sub-Junior Lady shooterADDED MONEY:

Michigan State All Around Champion $100.00 Non-Resident All Around Champion $ 50.00

Event 17HOA – 1000 TARGETSTrophies supplied by White Flyer

Events 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15MTA RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Each Class (AA, A, B, C,

D), High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold, High Sub-Veteran, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

NON-RESIDENT TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Lady I, High Lady II, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Junior Gold,


ADDED MONEY:Michigan State Champion $100.00 Michigan State Sub-Junior Champion $25.00Michigan State Runner-up $ 75.00 Michigan State Veteran Champion $25.00Michigan Class Champions $ 25.00 Michigan State Sr. Veteran Champion $25.00 (AA, A, B, C, D) Michigan State Lady II Champion $25.00 Michigan State Lady I Champion $ 25.00 Michigan State Sub-Veteran Champion $25.00Michigan State Jr. Champion $ 25.00 Michigan State Jr. Gold Champion $25.00

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44nd AnnualMICHIGAN

TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION

Fall Team Shoot

September 6-9, 2018

167 Belt Buckles


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Event 1FALL WARM-UP SINGLESThursday – September 6, 2018





Event 2FALL WARM-UP HANDICAP

Thursday – September 6, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: Perfect Middle 50............................................................................. ..…$10.00 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event)Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Lakes 50.……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardage Trophies (18-21, 22-24, 25-27), High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 3FALL WARM-UP DOUBLES Thursday – September 6, 2018

50 PAIR OF DOUBLESTARGETS: (plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees).................................................………...$31.00 OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 (2-50’s – 60%/40% on each, OPEN not a class option).....$20.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00




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Event 4FALL PRELIMINARY SINGLES

Friday – September 7, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am




Event 5FALL PRELIMINARY HANDICAP

Friday – September 7, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)



Event 6FALL CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES

Friday – September 7, 201850 PAIR OF DOUBLES

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A fees)................................................................$31.00OPTIONS: $10.00 on each 50 ..................................................................................$20.00 (2-50’s – 60%-40% on each, OPEN not a class option)Modified Lewis .........................................................................…………………… $20.00


Ties will be shot off

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Event 8MICHIGAN HANDICAP

Saturday – September 8, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse..................................................... ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 ................................................................................................. ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00 Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%) split.......................................$30.00Great Lakes 50 .……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, Yardage Trophies (18-21, 22-24, 25-26, 27), High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 7FALL CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES

Saturday – September 8, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close 10:30 am

200 – 16-YARD TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)Shoot off after Event 8

TARGETS: (Plus ATA. and MTA fees – ATA and MTA fees paid once daily) ................... $62.00OPTIONS: $5.00 on each 50 (6-50’s – 100%, OPEN, not a class option).…….......$30.00Modified Lewis Class – 1st 100..............................................…………………… $20.00 2nd 100...............................................................................$20.00 Total 200...............................................................................$20.00


Ties shoot-off after Event 8

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Event 10FALL CHAMPIONSHIP HANDICAP

Sunday – September 9, 2018100 – HANDICAP TARGETS (25 Targets per sub event)

TARGETS: (Plus A.T.A. and M.T.A. fees)..…………………………………………...$31.00OPTIONS: 25’s – (100% each) ………………………………………………….....$20.0050’s – (3-50’s – 60%/40% each) ………………………………………………….....$30.00Jackpot Purse (40%/30%/20%/10%) ties divide ………………………………….....$30.00Perfect Middle 50 (If there are no 50’s, the pot carries over to the next handicap event) ..…$10.00Modified Lewis Class..................................................................................................$20.00Great Eastern Purse (25%-15%-10%-25%-15%-10%................................................$30.00Great Lakes 50.……………………………………………………………………...$10.00

TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Yardage (18-21)(22-24)(25-27), High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior, High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 9FALL TEAM SINGLES

Sunday – September 9, 2018Starting Time – 9:00 am — Entries close at 10:30 am


TROPHIES: (See Team Shoot Information Page)

Event 11 HAA – 400 TARGETS

Events 6, 7, 10TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior,

High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

Event 12 HOA – 1000 TARGETS

Events – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 TROPHIES: Champion, Runner-up, High Lady, High Sub-Junior, High Junior,

High Veteran, High Senior Veteran

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1914 W. L. Stonehouse 961915 B. S. Gaylord 931916 J. L. Bryant 981917 C. A. Galbraith 1001918 J. L. Bryant 931919 Unknown1920 Unknown1921 J. A. Fesler 1981922 J. N. McLoughlin 1981923 H. W. Benson 1951924 R. C. Miller 1991925 Karl Maust 1971926 Karl Maust 1971927 H. A. Bauknecht 1971928 G. H. Slaughter 1951929 Karl Maust 1971930 Sam Parker 1991931 Karl Maust 1971932 Ned Lilly 1971933 Karl Maust 1971934 Karl Maust 1991935 Kurt Heide 1981936 Ned Lilly 1991937 F. G. Ford Sr. 1971938 Ned Lilly 1991939 Ned Lilly 1991940 Ned Lilly 1931941 F. G. Ford Sr. 2001942 Walter Tulburt 1971943 Walter Tulburt 981944 Kurt Heide 75X751945 F. G. Ford Sr. 991946 Ned Lilly 1961947 Ned Lilly 1991948 Karl Maust 1971949 Karl Maust 1981950 Joe Chann 1981951 Ned Lilly 1971952 Ned Lilly 1981953 Ned Lilly 1981954 Ned Lilly 2001955 L. F. Loucks 1941956 Ned Lilly 1941957 L. F. Loucks 1991958 A. F. Hickey 1991959 J. T. Jones 1991960 Ellis McColley 1991961 Ned Lilly 1971962 James D. Townsend 1991963 James D. Townsend 1991964 Ned Lilly 2001965 Charles Boston 1991966 Don Cohagen 199

1967 Darrel Stringfield 1991968 Robert Nufer 2001969 Gerald Storrer 1991970 Wayne Coble 1991971 Wayne Coble 2001972 Russ Saathoff 2001973 Joe Meader 2001974 Gerald Grimes 2001975 John Mitchell 2001976 Joe Greene 1991977 Richard Wagner 2001978 Hugh Driggs 2001979 Hugh Driggs 1991980 Charles Nicosia 2001981 Darrel Stringfield 2001982 Charles Nicosia 2001983 Various Frank Wood 2001984 George Snellenberger 2001985 Don Crowley 2001986 William C. Thomas 1991987 Gerald Whiting 2001988 Donald R. Kelly 2001989 George Snellenberger 2001990 Donald R. Kelly 2001991 Earl Munson 2001992 Pete Tryand 2001993 Guenther Dittmer 200 1994 Robert Scheonrock 2001995 Ken H. Smith 2001996 Robert Scheonrock 2001997 Earl Munson 2001998 Vance Wise 2001999 James E. Johnson 2002000 John R. Brady 2002001 Robert Scheonrock 2002002 Richard Musetti 2002003 Douglas Trierweiler 2002004 Ronnie Stout 2002005 Roger Erard 2002006 Richard Jensen 2002007 Ronnie Stout 2002008 Pat Klug 2002009 Richard Burkett 2002010 Keith Heeg 1992011 Andrew Wild 2002012 Brian Leaym 2002013 Keith N. Heeg 2002014 F.D. Hayes 2002015 Andrew Suda 2002016 Larry Litwin Jr. 2002017 Darryl Hayes 199

MICHIGAN STATE SINGLES CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPION SCORE YEAR CHAMPION SCORE

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1969 Frank Barger 981970 Roger Cunningham 991971 Ralph Watkins 991972 Don Vandenbos 991973 Kenneth Watkins 1001974 Clyde Hendershot 971975 Bob Reese 981976 Antonio Becarri 961977 James Fuller 991978 Carter Huyser 991979 Gerald Lambertson 981980 Tom Santo 991981 Richard Berg 981982 Philip Manella 971983 Donald Melius 1001984 Dave Bigelow 991985 Ron Stolarz 981986 Robert Scheonrock 981987 Edward Kaminski 991988 Randy Rausch 971989 Charles Nicosia 991990 Phillip Wauben 961991 Merle Trenary 1001992 Vodra Lee Bridges 981993 Danny Buie 981994 Phillip LaBelle 981995 William Shephard 981996 Richard Musetti 971997 Gerald Swope 991998 Vernon Beasley 961999 Scott Schoch 982000 Keith Heeg 992001 Ryan McClinchey 992002 Jacque Snellenberger 992003 Louis Black 982004 Barry Kemper 992005 Barry Kemper 972006 Stuart Laeder 982007 Gordon Meyerink 982008 Fred Whitmire 982009 Richard Jensen 982010 Jim Omler 982011 Kirk Burl 992012 Doug Trierweiller 982013 Keith N. Heeg 972014 Kyle Debellefeuille 992015 Vern Stalter 992016 Glen Falk 992017 Bryan Lynch 98

YEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE1918 J. W. Harkwick 941919 Unknown1920 Unknown1921 H. A. Bauknecht 961922 D. H. Watson 951923 Charley Bublitz 971924 H. F. Bopp 981925 E. C. Boice 961926 W. B. Alexander 921927 A. Neiman 951928 H. F. Bopp 961929 G. H. Slaughter 981930 F. G. Ford Sr. 991931 Fred Urquhart 971932 Ray Heim 961933 F. G. Ford Sr. 941934 Kurt Heide 991935 E. M. Read 951936 F. A. McKenzie 961937 Dr. C. H. Kulaski 971938 W. J. Whittaker 951939 Charles Miller 931940 H. W. Platte 971941 Ned Lilly 981942 Fred Routledge 971943 E. J. (Bud) Ford 49x501944 A. L. Nelson 48x501945 W. B. Bathey 47x501946 W. M. Croker 941947 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 951948 Robert Conrad 961949 William Feiten 951950 Clyde Lebraugh 991951 W. J. Whittaker 971952 C. S. Montgomery 981953 Charles Langdon 981954 Ned Lilly 971955 L. F. Loucks 931956 K. G. Jones 951957 R. LeBlanc 961958 Boyd Williams 951959 Robert Conrad 961960 Gerald Grosvenor 991961 Thomas Antolik 991962 Ralph G. Leonard 991963 Merritt Kirk 961964 William J. Slack 951965 Russ Russell 991966 John Nixon 991967 Robert Fowler 991968 Muriel Pace 99

MICHIGAN STATE HANDICAP CHAMPIONS

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MICHIGAN STATE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE

1921 G. H. Slaughter 45x501922 G. C. Weiler 45x501923 Frank Holznagle 45x501924 G. H. Slaughter 47x501925 W. C. Roach 46x501926 Karl Maust 41x501927 Karl Maust 44x501928 F. G. Ford Sr. 41x501929 E. M. Read 44x501930 E. V. Minnock 45x501931 F. G. Ford Sr. 47x501932 F. G. Ford Sr. 45x501933 Dr. I. S. Lilly 47x501934 Karl Maust 47x501935 Karl Maust 48x501936 Ned Lilly 49x501937 Ned Lilly 47x501938 Ned Lilly 90x1001939 Ned Lilly 49x501940 Ned Lilly 87x1001941 A. L. Nelson 90x1001942 F. G. Ford Sr. 88x1001943 F. G. Ford Sr. 44x501944 Ralph Smith 22x241945 F. G. Ford Sr. 44x501946 Ned Lilly 45x501947 Ned Lilly 95x1001948 Karl Maust 961949 Ned Lilly 951950 Dick Baber 881951 Ned Lilly 971952 Ned Lilly 981953 Ned Lilly 981954 Ned Lilly 961955 Ned Lilly 941956 Ned Lilly 951957 Ned Lilly 961958 Ned Lilly 951959 Ned Lilly 961960 Kurt Heide 921961 Ned Lilly 931962 A. F. Hickey 951963 Dell Page Jr. 961964 A. F. Hickey 971965 Hugh Driggs 961966 Dell Page Jr. 981967 Hugh Driggs 981968 A.F. Hickey 981969 William J. Slack 1001970 Hugh Driggs 971971 Boyd Williams 95

1972 Earl Snelling 961973 William J. Slack 1001974 Hugh Driggs 981975 Gil R. Johnson 971976 Darrel Springfield 961977 Greald Grimes 961978 Dan Craite 981979 Darrel Springfield 971980 Darrel Springfield 991981 Dennis Howe 991982 Charles Nicosia 981983 Carl Chadwell 981984 Charles Nicosia 981985 Richard Musetti 1001986 J. C. Smith 961987 Keith Heeg 961988 Richard Berg 991989 Carl Chadwell 991990 Frank R. Galonis 971991 Dan Logghe 991992 Scott Morton 991993 Scott Morton 991994 Keith Heeg 981995 Dan Logghe 991996 Robert Scheonrock 971997 Kerry Allor 981998 Richard Musetti 1001999 Barry Kemper 982000 Richard Jensen 992001 Richard Musetti 992002 James Foss 972003 Andrew Suda 1002004 James Doolittle 982005 Richard D. Jensen 1002006 Brad Nanzer 992007 Brad Nanzer 992008 James Creighton 1002009 Robert Scheonrock 982010 Andrew Suda 992011 Matt Krizinski 1002012 Andrew Suda 1002013 Andrew Suda 992014 Andrew Suda 992015 Andrew Suda 982016 Doug Trierweiler 992017 Darryl Hayes 99

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MICHIGAN STATE ALL AROUND CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE

1970 Russ Saathoff 3831971 Ken Reaume 3831972 Clarence LaMotte 3861973 Clarence LaMotte 3871974 Gerald Grimes 3931975 William J. Slack 3841976 Daniel Craite 3771977 Richard Wagner 3861978 Darrel Stringfield 3901979 Gerald Grimes 3871980 Charles Nicosia 3831981 George Snellenberger 3901982 Phillip Manella 3871983 Dennis Howe 3901984 Dennis Howe 3891985 Karl Hampel 3891986 Dan Logghe 3851987 Richard Musetti 3851988 Monte Williams 3921989 Carl Chadwell 3941990 Frank R. Galonis 3871991 Lee Franz 3921992 George Snellenberger 3891993 Richard Musetti 3941994 Scott Morton 3931995 Various Frank Wood 3911996 Barry Kemper 3891997 Ken H. Smith 3901998 Richard Musetti 3891999 Ken H. Smith 3902000 Keith Heeg 3932001 Barry Kemper 3942002 Ken H. Smith 3952003 Robert Scheonrock 3922004 Barry Kemper 3922005 Barry Kemper 3952006 Brad Nanzer 3912007 Pat Klug 3942008 Andrew Suda 3942009 Richard Burkett 3942010 Keith Heeg 3922011 Matt Krizinski 3922012 Doug Trierweiler 3892013 Andrew D. Suda 3932014 Andrew Suda 3942015 Carl Chadwell 3912016 Kenneth Sims 3882017 Darryl Hayes 391

1919 A. J. Skinner 269x ?1920 Unknown ?1921 G. H. Slaughter 329x3501922 H. W. Benson 328x3501923 R. O. Heikes 334x3501924 R. C. Miller 339x3501925 W. C. Roach 338x3501926 Karl Maust 320x3501927 G. D. Vandervort 327x3501928 G. H. Slaughter 327x3501929 Karl Maust 326x3501930 E. V. Minnock 332x3501931 F. G. Ford Sr. 337x3501932 F. G. Ford Sr. 329x3501933 Karl Maust 336x3501934 Karl Maust 341x3501935 Karl Maust 338x3501936 Ned Lilly 342x3501937 Ned Lilly 337x3501938 Ned Lilly 378x4001939 Ned Lilly 36x3501940 Ned Lilly 369x4001941 Ned Lilly 378x4001942 Unknown ?1943 F. G. Ford Sr. 188x2001944 Kurt Heide 139x1491945 F. G. Ford Sr. 189x2001946 Ned Lilly 332x3501947 Ned Lilly 386x4001948 Karl Maust 3851949 Ned Lilly 3851950 Ned Lilly 3921951 Ned Lilly 3851952 Ned Lilly 3901953 Ned Lilly 3931954 Ned Lilly 3931955 L.F. Loucks 3671956 Ned Lilly 3761957 F. C. Anderson 3891958 Ned Lilly 3861959 Ned Lilly 3851960 Kurt Heide 3861961 A. F. Hickey 3721962 Hugh Driggs 3861963 Dell Page Jr. 3851964 Ned Lilly 3861965 James MacMillan 3871966 Darrel Stringfield 3871967 Darrel Stringfield 3921968 Hugh Driggs 3911969 James MacMillan 391

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MICHIGAN STATE WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE

1918 Mrs. L. G. Vogel 921919 None ---1920 None ---1921 Mrs. L. G. Vogel 1821922 Mrs. L. G. Vogel 1801923 Maud Root 1771924 Maud Root 1681925 Mrs. L. G. Vogel 1811926 Maud Root 1791927 Essie Clark 1771928 None ---1929 Essie Clark 861930 Mrs. Lee Julian 1801931 Helen O’Mara 861932 Mrs. Lee Julian 831933 Mrs. Lee Julian 911934 Isla Brenner 921935 Mrs. Lee Julian 891936 Mrs. William G. Cavers 1811937 Mrs. Lee Julian 911938 Mrs. Lee Julian 1651939 Mrs. Lee Julian 791940 Mrs. Lee Julian 1651941 Mrs. George Rubert 771942 Dorothy McBroom 911943 Betty Bailey 931944 Dorothy McBroom 62x751945 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 841946 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 841947 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 931948 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 941949 Frances Rhine 1801950 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 931951 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 921952 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 931953 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 851954 Shirley Schneider 871955 Shirley Schneider 691956 Mrs. L. C. Cookingham 851957 Muriel Pace 891958 Muriel Pace no score rePorted

1959 Rita Piccobotta 881960 Edith Anderws 881961 Rita Piccobotta 921962 Muriel Pace 971963 Muriel Pace 951964 Muriel Pace 1911965 Rita Piccobotta 190 1966 Patricia Elliott 1911967 Rita Piccobotta 1951968 Mary Lou Kollar 194

1969 Kathleen Sedlecky 1951970 Gladys Leanes 1951971 Kathleen Sedlecky 1971972 Dolores Sapletal 1971973 Bernice Stringfield 1881974 Noreen Thompson 1911975 Margaret Lewis 1851976 Marte Schoepflin 1921977 Lois Brown 1931978 Marte Schoepflin 1931979 Kitty Snellenberger 1931980 June Grant 1941981 Kitty Snellenberger 1961982 Kitty Snellenberger 1941983 Kitty Snellenberger 1991984 Kathy Williams 1971985 June Grant 1941986 June Grant 1931987 Barbara Hrudka 1981988 Barbara Hrudka 1971989 Barbara Hrudka 1961990 Jodene Phenicie 1961991 Jodene Phenicie 1961992 Jerelyn Spangler 1961993 Jerelyn Spangler 1971994 Jacque Snellenberger 1971995 Roberta Rutledge 1961996 Jacque Snellenberger 1951997 Roberta Rutledge 1981998 Jodene Phenicie 1981999 Jacque Snellenberger 2002000 Sally Telfer 1992001 Jacque Snellenberger 1992002 Jacque Snellenberger 1992003 Cindy Chamberlain 1962004 Jodene Phenicie 1982005 Jacque Snellenberger 1992006 Jodene Phenicie 1982007 Jacque Snellenberger 1992008 Jacque Snellenberger 1992009 Jacque Snellenberger 1982010 Jacque Snellenberger 1992011 Jodene Phenicie 195 2012 Jacque Snellenberger 1992013 Jacque Snellenberger 2002014 Emily Erffmeyer 1972015 Mallory Stanton 1982016 Jacque Snellenberger 1922017 Jacque Snellenberger 197

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MICHIGAN STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE

1927 Ned Lilly 881928 Ned Lilly 951929 Ned Lilly 941930 E. J. (Bud) Ford 911931 Ned Lilly 971932 Ned Lilly 991933 Ned Lilly 1931934 None ---1935 None ---1936 Wilson McMenzie 881937 Wilson McMenzie 831938 Wilson McMenzie 951939 Pat McKinley 781940 Pat McKinley 1731941 None ---1942 None ---1943 None ---1944 None ---

MICHIGAN STATE LADY II CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPIONSCORE2012 Lauralee Heiden 1892013 Virginia Reed 1922014 Lauralee Heiden 187

2015 Jodene Phenicie 1902016 Leslie York 1892017 Kathy Crandell 191

YEAR CHAMPIONSCORE

MICHIGAN STATE SUB-JUNIOR CHAMPIONSYEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE1997 Jennifer Barker 1681998 Ryan McClinchey 1861999 Ryan McClinchey 1932000 Jake Webb 1902001 Austin Arnold 1992002 Mikey Bredin 1942003 Mike Kochensparger 1962004 Ethan Heiden 1942005 Bard Burleson 1932006 Michael Brooks 1992007 Alexander Bowman 1932008 Gideon Hebron 1982009 Ethan Dussel 1962010 Brandon Hatch 1972011 Brandon Hatch 1962012 Brandon Hatch 1952013 Anthony L. Seekman 1962014 Colin Dussel 1962015 Brock McCrumb 1952016 Larry Holmes III 1952017 Skylar Clark 198

1976 Randy Mallory 921977 Allen Haas 1891978 Steve Doty 931979 Dan Logghe 951980 Greg Santo 971981 Greg Ala 921982 Daniel Austin 881983 Richard Williams 921984 Tommy Barnard 821985 Tommy Barnard 861986 Darrell Clark 941987 Steven Vessey 821988 Mike Reaid Jr. 1851989 Chad Beard 1821990 Matthew DePuydt 1841991 Matthew DePuydt 1971992 Matthew DePuydt 192 1993 Danny Buie 1911994 Brad Longcore 1921995 Frankie Galonis Jr. 1881996 Chris Nichols 183

1945 None ---1946 None ---1947 None ---1948 Donald Hartung 871949 Donald Hartung 1781950 None ---1951 Gene Lolmaugh 801952 Gene Lolmaugh 841953 Larry Towe 921954 John Lilly II 1841955 Bill Brown Jr. 811956 John Lilly II 941957 John Lilly II 871958 None ---1959 Kurt Heide 961960 Gerald Grosvenor 991961 Gerald Grosvenor 991962 Douglas Bublitz 97

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MICHIGAN STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONS(continued)

YEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE1963 Douglas Bublitz 991964 David Mott 1971965 David Mott 1971966 William J. Slack 1911967 William J. Slack 1971968 William J. Slack 1971969 Walter Gwara 1941970 Lee McKay 1951971 Scott Morton 1941972 Scott Morton 1941973 Daniel Craite 1961974 Daniel Craite 1981975 John Snyder 1961976 David Craite 1941977 Tim Kuczmarski 1921978 Carl Chadwell 1961979 Carl Chadwell 1951980 Bob Uptegraff Jr. 1921981 Dan Logghe 1981982 Scott Scheonrock 1971983 Jim Roberts Jr. 1961984 John Sandin 1981985 John Sandin 1911986 Richard T. Williams 1891987 Tommy Barnard 1911988 Darrell Clark 1891989 Darrell Clark 1931990 Ryan Ashley 1901991 Scot Smith 1931992 Jerome Carlson 1891993 Matthew Dupuydt 197

1994 Danny Buie 1951995 Greg Wozniak 1931996 Frankie Galonis Jr. 1941997 Frankie Galonis Jr. 1951998 Carl Fedders 1971999 Carl Fedders 1932000 Chris Nichols 1902001 Kenneth Shelton 1912002 Joel Vanvels 1982003 Joel Vanvels 1962004 Jake Webb 1952005 Pat Klug 1992006 Mikey Bredin 1982007 Mikey Bredin 1992008 Collin Wietfeldt 1972009 Geno Salatore 1952010 Clay Weidenhammer 1932011 Jason Jonckheere 1982012 Andrew Wild 1992013 Andrew Wild 1982014 Andrew Wild 1992015 Alex Werstein 1972016 Thomas Kemp Jr. 1962017 Thomas Gunst 197

MICHIGAN STATE JUNIOR GOLD CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPIONSCORE2012 Steven Ammerman 1972013 Garrett Thomsen 1912014 Kyle Luttig 197

YEAR CHAMPIONSCORE2015 Clay Weidenhammer 198 2016 Jason Jonckheere 1972017 Andrew Wild 197

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MICHIGAN STATE VETERAN CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE1976 Walter Daley 961977 Jim Bunk 951978 Chet Crites 1001979 Jim Bunk 981980 Walter Schneider 991981 William W. Hunter 991982 Walter Schneider 971983 Paul Schruman 991984 Clayton Hardman 981985 Forrest Tolar 981986 Jack Norton 981987 Orville Ashley 971988 L. F. Loucks 1981989 Boyd Williams 1971990 L. F. Loucks 1961991 Gerait Buquet 1961992 C. P. Huffman 194 1993 Robert L. Schultz 1991994 Brad Longcore 1921995 Gerald Grimes 1981996 Dewayne (Bud) Kitley 198

1997 Thomas Houghton 1991998 Gerald Grimes 1971999 Richard McCollum 1952000 Leslie Quass 1992001 Terrall Hatfield 1972002 Joseph Greene 1992003 Thomas Ruble 1982004 Thomas Ruble 1982005 William Roehrig 1992006 William Roehrig 1982007 John Kasdorf 1992008 Kirk Burl 2002009 Barry Ott 1992010 Ken Smith 1972011 Kirk Burl 1992012 Ken Smith 2002013 Michael D. King 1982014 Larry Fehn 1982015 Vern Allen 1982016 Kenneth Sims 1982017 Kenneth Sims 197

MICHIGAN STATE SUB-VETERAN CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPIONSCORE YEAR CHAMPIONSCORE2012 Donald Verna 1892013 Frank Galonis 1992014 Barry Kemper 198

2015 Tim Card 1992016 Hugo Rinke 1982017 Hugo Rinke 197

YEAR CHAMPION SCOREYEAR CHAMPION SCORE2002 Richard Wagner 1992003 Donald Williams 1942004 Stuart Laeder 1962005 Joseph D. Greene 1992006 Stuart Laeder 1972007 Joseph D. Greene 2002008 Joseph D. Greene 2002009 Jerry Capicchioni 1992010 Richard Musetti 1992011 Donald Hoffman 1992012 George Snellenberger 1962013 Robert W. Scheonrock 1992014 George Snellenberger 1992015 Ken H. Smith 1982016 Kirk Burl 1972017 Ken H. Smith 197

1986 Walter Schneider 971987 Lewis Luedtke 961988 Lewis Luedtke 1971989 Donald Dusseau 1941990 Milton Osborn 1941991 L. F. Loucks 1951992 Boyd Williams 1941993 L. F. Loucks 1951994 L. F. Loucks 1941995 L. F. Loucks 1981996 Milton Osborn 1941997 Robert Holthouse 198 1998 Robert Schultz 1911999 Stuart Laeder 1942000 Gerald Grimes 1971996 Dewayne (Bud) Kitley 198

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