Trap and Field's Around the ATA article from the Atlantic Provinces ATA Delegate
December 2022
Hello from the Atlantic Provinces.
Nova Scotia’s Barry Turner attended the 24th Annual Dixie Grand at the North Carolina Home Grounds after a 2 ½ year layoff from ATA registered shooting. Barry reports that it was great to be back on the trap line and registering targets. Barry shot his 50 000th registered Handicap target at the shoot and also won the Veteran category in the Singles Championship. Well done Barry and good luck for the rest of the ATA target year.
The Canadian Trapshooting Association (CTA) recently announced the 2022 CTA All Stars. Congratulations to all shooters that made the list. To be eligible, shooters must attend their ATA Provincial Shoot and register a minimum of 1000 targets in each discipline. The CTA is also accepting nominations for 2023 Hall of Fame inductees until December 31. If you know of someone that deserves recognition in the Shooter or Builder categories, fill out an application and submit it. Visit www.shootcanada.ca for more information on trapshooting in Canada including the CTA All Stars and CTA Hall of Fame.
The Atlantic Provinces Trapshooting Association will be having another Christmas Draw this year. Visit shootatlantic.com for complete details and information on how to enter.
Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all from your fellow ATA members in the Atlantic Provinces.
For more information on the Atlantic Provinces Trapshooting Association, feel free to contact me or visit shootatlantic.com.
Regards,
Andrea
Andrea Bassan
shootatlantic.com