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2004 SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR

Wow! 2004 Score Shooter of the Year stats broke the bank--419 shooters tried Score Shooting at least once, 2711 Aggs qualified for points, 122 matches held of which 112 qualified for the final stats of the year. Several matches did not contest all three classes, therefore, these are not listed in the 2004 stats. If you want your match to count for Score Shooter points, all you have to do is list in the IBS schedule that you will contest Hunter class, Varmint-Hunter class, and Varmint For Score class. If no one comes to shoot a listed class, that is alright; the classes that are shot will then count for points.

The Mainville Club has taken a hard look at the rules set forth for Score Shooter and have made a couple changes. One of the major changes is that Mainville will now award points to all IBS and NBRSA members. We figured that we have too many friends in NBRSA that shoot with us to exclude them from winning the year end trophies. The other change is that because Score Shooter has continued to grow every year, we will no longer award participation points; but, we will now award a point for every 250 shot.   We are also asking that the match report be forwarded to Bill Creasy, 584 E. Hillcrest Dr., Bloomsburg PA 17815, within the same timeframe as sending the match report to Joan Borden—within 4 weeks of the match. We are forwarding a copy of the rules to PS, if Dave (the editor) has space, maybe he will print them. If not, please check the IBS website. We will also see that each member of the Score Committee has a copy.

                 Now, to the most important part of the stats. Congratulations to Humble Henry Rivers for winning the VFS SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR! It is great to see someone like Henry set out at the beginning of the year to achieve a goal and do just that. But, we are not so sure that Smokin Joe did not just make him MAD last year, as Henry left no room for anyone to catch him.

                 In the Six power class congratulations go out to Al Kogoy, Sr. who also made sure that there was no chance for him to finish anywhere but in first place. Al had a very severe operation on his neck several years ago and it looked like his shooting days were over, as Al could no longer stand the recoil on a Hunter Rifle. But never say never to Al. He got a hold of one of those DANG 30-BRs. Even though his son set a new Hunter record, 250-24, Al Sr. over came that adversity by setting several records of his own.

                 Thanks to all the ranges, range directors and especially all the competitors who helped make Score Shooting what it isä

Bill & Marty Creasy Statisticians

SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR
2004


NUMBER OF AGGS FIRED FOR SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR		2711
NUMBER OF HUNTER		513
NUMBER OF VARMINT HUNTER		293
NUMBER OF VFS		1905

NUMBER OF COMPETITORS VYING FOR SCORE SHOOTING OF THE YEAR		419
NUMBER OF 6X SHOOTERS		92
NUMBER OF VARMINT FOR SCORE		327

NUMBER OF MATCHES FOR SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR		112
TOTAL MATCHES FOR YEAR IN SCORE SHOOTING		122
AVERAGE AGGREGATES FOR SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR PER MATCH	24

PER CENT HUNTER 250'S TO AGGS FIRED	16%
PER CENT VARMINT HUNTER 250'S TO AGGS FIRED	11%
PER CENT VARMINT FOR SCORE 250'S TO AGGS FIRED	50%

100 YARD COMPETITION
AVERAGE WINNING HTR SCORE	249.67
AVERAGE WINNING HTR X COUNT	14.85
AVERAGE WINNING V-HTR SCORE	249.14
AVERAGE WINNING V-HTR X COUNT	14.09
AVERAGE WINNING VFS SCORE	249.97
AVERAGE WINNING VFS X COUNT	20.00

HTR 250'S	72
V-HTR 250'S	28
VFS 250'S	661

200 YARD COMPETITION
AVERAGE WINNING HTR SCORE	246.12
AVERAGE WINNING HTR X COUNT	5.65
AVERAGE WINNING V-HTR SCORE	245.20
AVERAGE WINNING V-HTR X COUNT	3.87
AVERAGE WINNING VFS SCORE	248.67
AVERAGE WINNING VFS X COUNT	8.14


HTR 250'S	1
V-HTR 250'S	0
VFS 250'S	65



300 YARD COMPETITION
AVERAGE WINNING HTR SCORE	242.00
AVERAGE WINNING HTR X COUNT	3.00
AVERAGE WINNING V-HTR SCORE	242.80
AVERAGE WINNING V-HTR X COUNT	3.20
AVERAGE WINNING VFS SCORE	248.40
AVERAGE WINNING VFS X COUNT	7.20

HTR 250'S	0
V-HTR 250'S	0
VFS 250'S	4

PLACE	COMPETITOR	TOTAL
1	Rivers, Henry	55.00
2	Entrekin, Joe	45.00
3	Palman, Greg	36.50
4	Kostyshyn, Craig	35.00
5	Read, Ricky	34.50
6	Apple, David	31.00
7	Jarvais, Randy	24.50
8	Lewis, Brad	24.00
9	France, Wayne	22.00
10	Goody, Jim	21.50
11	Shen, Clark	20.00
12	Grosbier, Dick	16.50
13	Stogsdill, Jackie	16.00
14	Franzius, Rod	15.00
	Whiteash, Rich	15.00
16	Collins, Dennis	14.00
	Fritts, Jolene	14.00
	Ricklefs, Mike	14.00
19	Lucas, Mike	13.00
	Wood, Ken	13.00

2004 SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR

PLACE	COMPETITOR	TOTAL
1	Kogoy, Sr., Alan	54.50
2	Long, Gary	40.50
3	Bunker, Orland	27.00
4	McKee, Frank	24.50
	Wass, Pete	24.50
6	Hills, Parker	24.00
	Plummer, Bill	23.50
8	Kogoy, Jr., Alan	22.00
	Plummer, Skip (Guy)	22.00
10	Masteller, Lee	18.00
11	Pastorella, Vince	16.50
	Reese, Terry	16.50
13	Perkowski, Randy	15.50
14	Harren, Eddie	13.50
15	Reese, Ina	13.00
16	Harren, Sara	12.50
	Hills, Peter	12.50
	Kulhawick, Hank	12.50
	Meyer, Terry	12.50
20	Oines, Roy	12.00

NEW 2005 SCORE SHOOTER OF THE YEAR RULES

The IBS Score Committee is currently reviewing the Score Shooter of the year program and is going to incorporate a few changes including some new features. Full details will be released in the near future. With the large growth in Score shooting over the last few years it has been decided the program should be administered by the Committee.

The Executive Board and Members of IBS wish to thank Bill & Martha Creasy for the Hundreds of hours of time, and massive amounts of effort they have put into this program over the past 20 years. It is greatly appreciated.