Patrons: RW.Bro Russell John Race, DL, Metropolitan Grand Master
VWBro Charles R Grace, PGSwdB
Vice Patrons: VW.Bro Peter Reynolds PGSwdB, Assistant Metropolitan Grand Master
W.Bro Michael Birkett PDepGSwdB
Previous events
All in aid of the RMBI at the great value of only £69.00 per head
A welcome bacon buttie and tea/coffee breakfast on arrival
Full Hot Buffet Lunch
Non-shooting guests Breakfast & Buffet Lunch only £16.00
All Masonic Shooters and non-Masonic Guests welcome.
Overall Competition High Gun, Masonic High Gun and Runner Up Trophies
Masonic and Non-Masonic Top Team and and Runners Up Trophies
Ladies’ High Gun and Juniors’ Trophies
Registration 9:00 am. Shoot commences 9:45 am
High Tower Pool Shoot entry fee at £10.00 each on the day.
Entries to be returned no later than 12th November 2011
Click here to Email Marc Price (MetGL CSA Events Co-Ordinator)
if you require any further information
All in aid of the RMBI at the great value of only £68.00 per head
A welcome bacon buttie and tea/coffee breakfast on arrival
BBQ Lunch
Non-shooting guests Breakfast & Buffet Lunch only £10.00
All Masonic Shooters and non-Masonic Guests welcome.
Masonic High Gun and Runner Up Trophies
Non-Masonic Top Team and High Gun Trophies
Ladies’ High Gun and Juniors’ Trophies
Registration 9:00 am. Shoot commences 10.00 am
High Tower Pool Shoot entry fee at £12.00 each on the day.
Entries to be returned no later than 12th August 2011
Click here for full details & download Entry Form
All in aid of the RMBI at the great value of only £65.00 per head
A welcome bacon buttie and tea/coffee breakfast on arrival
Full Hot Buffet Lunch
Non-shooting guests Breakfast & Buffet Lunch only £16.00
All Masonic Shooters and non-Masonic Guests welcome.
Overall Competition High Gun, Masonic High Gun and Runner Up Trophies
Masonic and Non-Masonic Top Team and and Runners Up Trophies
Ladies’ High Gun and Juniors’ Trophies
Registration 9:00 am. Shoot commences 9:45 am
High Tower Pool Shoot entry fee at £10.00 each on the day.
Entries to be returned no later than 12th November 2010
London Welcomes the Provinces to the 6th National Masonic InterProvincial Clay Shooting Championships
at E J Churchill's Shooting Grounds at High Wycombe, Bucks
Lucy, our event organiser at E J Churchill showing off the silverware Some of the MetGLCSA lads ready to go!
Great day for London as first-time Hosts for the
National Masonic Clay Shooting Championships.
Welcoming 122 shooters and guests from all over the UK, the Metropolitan Grand Lodge Clay Shooting Association (MetGLCSA) were first-time hosts for the 6th National Masonic Clay Shooting Championships held at E J Churchill’s superb shooting ground at High Wycombe, Bucks on Saturday June 26th.
In near perfect weather conditions the 100-Bird Sporting contest was hard-fought over a course of twelve challenging stands by Masonic teams from Bedfordshire, Cornwall, East Kent, Essex, Hertfordshire, Leicestershire & Rutland, Middlesex, Surrey, Sussex and West Lancashire with the MetGLCSA putting up a contingent of 27 team members to shoot for London .
Not to be outdone, there were guest teams from Hertfordshire (the Braughing Bangers), Dorset (the Dorseteers) and London (the Super Vitruvians, Boston Elm Wood and the Coutts Boys). We were also delighted to welcome Ladies from Middlesex, Hertfordshire, London and Sussex and two competing Junior shooters from London and Hertfordshire .
At the end of a tremendous contest, with over 12,000 clays having been shot at, only ten clays separated the top three Masonic Provincial teams.
CLICK HERE FOR FULL EVENT REPORT
CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL FINAL SCORES AND RESULTS
The 5th National Masonic Inter-Provincial 100 Bird Clay Pigeon Shooting Competition 2009
The Second Home Counties
Inter-Provincial Masonic Clay Shooting Competition
Sunday 11th October 2009
at the Dartford Clay Shooting Club, Joyce Green Lane, Dartford, Kent DA1 5PN
For the first time London hosted this challenging Charity ClayShoot
in aid of the RMBI
An Exciting Multi-Discipline 100 Bird Shoot
with
25-Bird Skeet
25-Bird Down the Line single-barrel
and
50-Bird Sporting over 5 great stands
all in aid of the RMBI
WELL DONE LONDON
THANK YOU LONDON
for your great support with a 22-strong MetGLCSA Team
and 16 MetGLCSA Guests
Our moment of glory has finally arrived! It was in June 2006 that the embryonic MetGLCSA managed to muster its very first three-man team to travel up to the Province of West Lancashire to challenge them and the massed might of the rest of the Provinces at the 3rd National Inter-Provincial Clay Shooting Competition and despite the overwhelming odds and absolutely dreadful weather still managed to wrest 5th place out of 180 competitors.
This year, we are arguably the largest subscribing Masonic Clay Shooting Association in the country and this is our long-awaited opportunity to prevail over all of our fellow Masonic Shooters and gently demonstrate to our West Lancs hosts the sort of welcome they are likely to receive when they come to us next year when MetGLCSA is slated to be holding the National Inter-Provincial down here. In between we will of course be hosting the Home Counties Inter-Provincial Clay Shoot in September (more details shortly) and nipping up to West Lancs at the end of June for a fun week-end and a demonstration of London firepower will be a superb warm up event (which we can win) and serve notice on all the others the likely result of the Home Counties event in September!
Team MetGLCSA, stand by to shoot!
Contact Team Captain Brian Saidman NOW to book your place
brian@jameslewis.co.uk
Sunday 12th October 2008
London storms in to take Silver
Team MetGLCSA 2008
(Back row, from left) Paul Goodey, Chris Mills, James Saidman, Jeff Epps, Darryl Rivers, John Perrin, Ray Banks
(Front row, from left) Phil DeVaux, Svend Jensen, Terry Harris, George Baker, Brian Saidman, Ian Kinchin, Richard Everson
Every member of the London Team put in a spirited performance and their energy and enthusiasm in supporting the event was noted by all. Middlesex lagged some way behind in 3rd position with the remaining Provinces supporting the lower positions. A superb buffet lunch helped restore flagging energy levels and suitably fortified by the excellent catering all the competitors packed into the main Clubhouse for the speeches and prize-giving.
With the proceeds going to the British Heart Foundation and the RMBI, the Provincial Grand Master of Surrey, Eric Stuart-Bamford, ably supported by his Deputy, Mike Yalden, and APGMs, Derek Barr and John Milner (Chairman of the Surrey Masonic Sports Association) heartily thanked all those who had so splendidly organised the event, particularly Mike Bushby, Secretary of the SMSA and those who had so generously supported