BC Target Sports Association News

BCTSA AGM 2025 minutes is now available!

Fri, 31 Oct 2025 07:12:07 GMT

BCTSA AGM 2025-09-13 Minutes.pdf

YOUR VOICE MATTERS! AGM 2025 is coming at 7pm on Saturday, Sep 13.

Tue, 05 Aug 2025 01:35:40 GMT

Attention Members!!

YOUR VOICE MATTERS

Come join us for the annual general meeting

And view your opinion for how you'd like to see

How BCTSA function

Date: Saturday, Sept 13

Time: 7pm

Place: Canadian National Shooting Training Centre,

Unit 3, 5850 Byrne Road, Burnaby, BC, Canada

(or)

Via Zoom

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83228661543?pwd=UUC98F0kaowdE8xXbEWndYXK68dqi5.1

George Kesic awarded the BCTSA Honorary Lifetime Membership

Thu, 29 May 2025 22:00:02 GMT

George Kesic has been awarded the special distinction of BC Target Sports Association Honorary Lifetime Member. For over 30 years, George has provided outstanding leadership in promoting and organizing rifle silhouette in BC, and beyond. George has been hosting major events at his home range in Mission since 1995, including eight BC Provincial Rifle Silhouette Championships and approximately 20 internationally attended Mission Invitationals, which were re-named Bernd Meier Invitational in 2023.

George served as BCTSA Provincial Silhouette Director in 2007, and from 2011 to 2013. He established BC Championship perpetual trophies for highest Open Aggregate scores in combined Smallbore Silhouette (Hunter’s Sporting Goods Cup) and in combined High Power Silhouette (George Kesic Trophy), each accompanied by a $100 cash award provided by George. With Bob Brown, he established the BC Resident High Power Hunting Rifle Champion perpetual trophy.

George currently holds records for High Power Hunter Rifle in BC/Canada (highest score 98/120) and in the U.S. (NRA senior long run in turkeys, 14; and, in rams, 12).

Most silhouette shooters throughout Canada and the western USA would agree that George’s dedication and passion for the sport are second to none. For many years, George has been the “go-to” person for silhouette in BC. In addition, he has attended almost all major silhouette events in Canada over the past 30+ years, and many in the US too. At age 84, George continues to be a truly outstanding ambassador for silhouette shooting and he is a most deserving candidate for this special recognition.

A formal presentation will be made at the 2025 BC Provincial Silhouette Championships, to be held August 2-5 in Prince George, BC.

George Kesic (left) presents Justin Marsh with the “Hunter’s Sporting Goods Cup” at the 2018 BC Silhouette Championships, hosted by the Bull River Shooting Association, Fort Steele, BC.

2024 PC Provincials Information

Allan Harding — Mon, 15 Apr 2024 15:26:06 GMT

https://bctsa.bc.ca/event-5696863

Congratulate Alan Zhao and Miya Song - 2024 Coach of the Year award!

Allan Harding — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 16:29:13 GMT

It is BC Target Sports Association’s honor to congratulate both Alan Zhao and Miya Song to be given the 2024 Coach of the Year award. Both Alan Zhao and Miya Song has shown their capabilities in bringing athletes to the next level. With their efforts in training and providing guidance to both new and old shooters, assisting in bringing back medals from across the world. All from Canada to across the world in the Netherlands. Alan Zhao and Miya Song have been able to provide both Team Canada and Team British Columbia with athletes including some who have been taken to Canadian National Juniors in Nova Scotia. We hope they can continue to bring the intensity at the upcoming competitions alongside their athletes.

Kalvin Marsh Wins 2023 US Smallbore Silhouette Nationals

Allan Harding — Wed, 31 Jan 2024 19:45:27 GMT

Kalvin Marsh of Cranbrook BC beat over 130 top shooters from the US, Canada and Mexico to become 2023 US National Champion in Smallbore Rifle Silhouette - Standard Rifle, and, Combined Smallbore Rifles (Standard + Hunter). The event was held July 17 to 19 at Raton NM. This is the first time a Canadian has won the US Nationals! Congratulations Kalvin!

BC Provincials 2023

Allan Harding — Sat, 09 Sep 2023 20:59:55 GMT

Attention everyone,

Due to the unseen circumstances this shooting season we were unable to host the airgun portion in person. So, we have decided to combine forces with Richmond Rod & Gun Club Hibernation Match 2023 this November. The scores will be used to put forth your provincial ranking.

Please register for the Hibernation Match and we hope to see you there.

BC Target Sports Association

Notice of AGM 2023

Allan Harding — Sat, 02 Sep 2023 22:35:16 GMT

The BC Target Sports Association will hold it’s AGM the evening of Monday, September 18 at 7 PM PDT via ZOOM. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87386220324?pwd=VGFQK2tEQmdpdWNHbHFyTFYvMmtVUT09.

Only current members may vote.

Financial Statements, 2022 Minutes, Budget and Agenda are on the BCTSA Web site.

In addition to the usual business of the AGM, we are looking for nominations for:

Secretary
Treasurer
Officials Chair

If you are interested, please fill in the Nominations form and send it to President@BCTSA.bc.ca. Additional volunteers are also welcome. If there is something you’d like to help with, please speak up.

AGM Notice 2023.docx

Nomination form 2023.docx

Agenda for BCTSA AGM 2023.docx

2022 AGM Minutes.pdf

Balance sheet as of Mar 31, 2023.pdf

Income Statement as of Mar 31, 2023.pdf

2023-24 Budget.xlsx

POSTPONED - 2023 BC Provincial Smallbore Championships

Allan Harding — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 21:29:47 GMT

The BC Provincial Smallbore Championships – 2023: POSTPONED

It is with regret, we must announce that the BC Provincials must be postponed until 2024. Due to a myriad of circumstances that we have faced, the event unfortunately cannot take place this year.

However, we would like to announce a new and exciting schedule for next year. The Provincials will be split into two challenging weekends. The first will be the Air event only where we will host the Air Rifle and Air Pistol competition. The second weekend will be for the Smallbore events, both Rifle and Pistol.

The dates for these two events are yet to be determined. We anticipate the Air event will take place in late Spring and the Smallbore event will occur in the fall. Keep your eye on the website for further details on times and locations.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us.

BCTSA Board of Directors

CJNC Coach selection announcement

Allan Harding — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 23:05:59 GMT

It gives us great pleasure to announce the selections for the coaches for the Canadian Junior National Championships. Holding the Alternate Coach position is Robin Wells.

The two main coaches will be Chantel Spicer and Curt Smetcher.

We wish them and their team all the best as they compete in Truro Nova Scotia at the

Junior National event.

Mark Johnson
Pat Landals

Coach selection committee

BCTSA

Canadian Junior Nationals Team Trials - REGISTER NOW!

Allan Harding — Wed, 04 Jan 2023 21:22:07 GMT

Event information can be found here.

https://bctsa.bc.ca/event-5102650

There is a $50 Team Trials registration fee. Please review all required information carefully.

Call for Interested Coaches

Allan Harding — Fri, 23 Dec 2022 21:49:17 GMT

BCTSA TEAM COACH SELECTION CRITERIA IN CONSIDERATION FOR THE

2023 CANADIAN NATIONAL JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Program Objectives

The primary goals of the coach selection process are to ensure an optimal experience for athletes, and within the

constraints set by SFC, provide opportunities for coaching development and mentorship.

The coaching staff will consist of a minimum of two coaches and if necessary, a third person:

 One Female coach

 One Male coach

If two coaches of opposite gender are not available then one chaperone of the opposite gender must

accompany them.

Coaches must have the following minimum certification:

 One coach must be a minimum of Comp Dev Trained

 The other coach must be a minimum of Instructor Beginner certified.

All coaches meeting the NCCP requirements outlined above, or able to fulfill the NCCP requirements outlined

above by January 01, 2023, are encouraged to apply.

Notice of AGM and Special Resolution

Allan Harding — Fri, 06 May 2022 01:22:18 GMT

The BC Target Sports Association will hold its AGM the evening of May 30 at 7 PM PDT via ZOOM. The link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82643453129?pwd=MlRGcnljdEJad2YxblIzWEJXUGd2dz09.

Only current members may vote.

A Special Resolution will be voted on at this AGM.

The Special Resolution introduces changes to the Bylaws, creating a new class of member called “Affiliated Club Member”. This new class of member comes with no additional privileges over what they currently have, associated with their current membership in their home club, it only serves to recognize them as a BCTSA member for the purpose of our reporting membership numbers and, by extension, our influence in our sport.

The special Resolution, and the Bylaws with the changes highlighted can be found below for logged in members:

Agenda for BCTSA AGM 2022.docx

2021 AGM Minutes for BCTSA.docx

Balance Sheet 2022-03-31.pdf

Budget 2022-23.pdf

SPECIAL RESOLUTION - 2022 Membership.docx

BCTSA_BYLAWS 2022 - Special Resolution - Membership.docx

SFC letter to ISSF Executive regarding Russsia's invasion of Ukraine

Allan Harding — Mon, 07 Mar 2022 19:08:14 GMT

Letter to ISSF Executive from Dr. Sandra Honour, President Shooting Federation of Canada.

AGM will be June 10, 2021

Allan Harding — Mon, 10 May 2021 19:33:11 GMT

Our annual AGM will be online on June 10, 2021. Please RSVP at the following link: https://bctsa.bc.ca/event-4306831

Silhouette Newsletter

Darryl Craig — Thu, 11 Feb 2021 19:11:12 GMT

Read the latest BC Silhouette Update!

BC's Return to Sport!

Allan Harding — Tue, 09 Jun 2020 19:07:52 GMT

The State of Emergency in BC has been extended with “no likely end in sight”. viaSport, who funds BCTSA and coordinates sport in BC, submitted their Sport Sector Return to Sport guidelines, and the Government and WorkSafe BC have reviewed and approved the document.

Our BCTSA Board of Directors developed a Return to Sport Plan and Workbook for the Shooting Sports which supplements the requirements of viaSport and the government with shooting specific details. These should not be used as stand-alone documents, but rather in conjunction with the guidelines published by viaSport and the Province of BC.

Clubs should review these documents and develop plans specific to their own venues and needs. It is not BCTSA’s role to dictate what you can or cannot do. Our role is to help you understand what is being asked of you by the Province and the Public Health Officer and provide resources to help you develop your own plans.

viaSport’s document includes a Return to Sport Activity Chart which outlines the types of activities that can be considered as we transition through the various return phases. Note that we are currently in the second column, “Transition Measures”, which lasts until at least September. This chart should be viewed in conjunction with Provincial and local Health orders and recommendations, which include gatherings of fewer than 50, and adhere to requirements of your posted plan, which should follow the guidelines provided by viaSport and BCTSA.

It is still the advice of public health officials to move ahead slowly.

According to the Provincial Health Office, every organization is required to publicly share their Return to Activity Plans. These plans must be developed prior to reopening your facility. Every person attending your venue should have access to your Plans to understand the risks of attending and understand what is required of them if they choose to participate.

The health and safety of our members is not a trivial matter.

Shooters, your frustration is shared by all of us. We want to be back shooting as much as you do. We want to ensure that it is safe to do so, and that we are acting reasonably and prudently. But the onus is not only on the Association and the clubs. You, the athletes and participants, also need to ensure that you are doing your part. Please have patience while clubs navigate new protocols. Do not attend if you have been in contact with, or you yourself have, COVID-19 symptoms. Follow the new rules that will be set by each facility.

Steps:

viaSport Sport Sector Return-to-Sport guidelines approved and published (done)
BCTSA develops a plan to align with the viaSport plan (done)
BCTSA publishes plan & associated workbook (done)
Clubs to create/review their plans to align with the BCTSA Plan and, where applicable, the plans of the facility-owner (recreation facility, municipality, landlord, etc.)
a. Ensure that club plans are specific to your facility
b. Club-plans to be approved by the club’s board of directors
c. Clubs to publish their plans
Reopen sport, following the plan, and following provincial/municipal recommendations.

Find the BCTSA Return to Sport Plan and Workbook below, along with many other resources, on our website.

Return to Sport - Shooting Workbook V1.1.docx

Return to Sport - Shooting V1.0.docx

Community Program Guide

Darryl Craig — Sun, 07 Jun 2020 00:40:18 GMT

Check out the new Community Program Guide posted in the coaches reference section.

The Spring BCTSA Newsletter is online in the Members area!

Allan Harding — Thu, 18 Apr 2019 17:59:39 GMT

Our Spring newsletter is now online. Not a member of BCTSA? Join now and support BC Target Sports!

2019 Silhouette Rifle Championships and 2019 Paul Alexander Memorial results are online!

Allan Harding — Thu, 18 Apr 2019 17:57:53 GMT

Results for the 2019 Silhouette Rifle Championships as well as the 2019 Paul Alexander Memorial match can be found in the Results area.

2019 BC Silhouette Provincials Report

Allan Harding — Fri, 05 Apr 2019 22:33:10 GMT

Leave No Steel Standing

The 2019 BC Provincials (March 23-25) were outstandingly hosted by George Kesic and crew at the Mission silhouette range. Regardless of it being an early-in-the-year provincial competition, the stakes were high with competitors from all over the province and the USA vying for the achievement of winning their class. Competition aside, it was a great time catching up with old friends and making new ones, seeing new shooters step up to the line in such a big competition, shaking off those game day jitters we all get.

Day one of the competition was Smallbore (SB) Standard Rifle and Hunter Rifle. George gave the morning speech welcoming everyone, thanking them all for traveling great distances to support the BC Provincials. When we heard “Relay one to the line” the visiting was over and the competition had begun. “Relay one, for you first bank of targets, READY” as the spotters did their final adjustments on their scopes and the shooters picked up their rifle, shouldered it and came down into their bank of silhouettes. “FIRE”. With calm, ideal conditions for shooting, it was going to be an exciting 3 day shoot.

Once day one was over and 80 shots were completed for both SB Standard and SB Hunter, it was easy to see that each class was up for grabs. This was exciting to say the least for those spectating on social media with nail biting scores separating the competitors. The morning of day two was used to finish Smallbore (third match for each of SB Standard and Hunter). Scores were quickly summed and aggregates (sum of 3 matches) were calculated.

From B to Master class in SB Hunter Rifle aggregate winners were: B- Marilyn Beaubien. A- In a shoot off. Faye Rayment. AA- Harry Rayment. AAA- Mike Rutherford. Master- In a shoot off. Justin Marsh. Match Winner- Kalvin Marsh.

From B to Master class in SB Standard Rifle aggregate winners were: B- Marilyn Beaubien. A- Chanoa Cody. AA- Bill Letcher. AAA- Daniel Geroux. Master- Eric Boos. Match Winner- Justin Marsh.

The Smallbore competition was very tight and it was exciting to see different shooters win their respective classes. As soon as the SB award presentations were finished the big guns came out for the High-power event.

At the end of the second 40 shot High-power (HP) match the competitors and target setters were tired and ready to rest for the final day of the Provincial competition. After the long day, the social media updates were late getting posted.

It was great to see how many people were waiting all over the world for updates to see how everyone was doing.

The 3rd and final day of the competition was underway with the HP Open Champion still up for grabs between the three Marsh brothers and Eric Boos, the Washington champion. The High-power scores were impressive!

High-power can be a challenging task, not only are you already shooting off-hand with no artificial support and battling the conditions (wind, mirage, and the pressure) but also battling the recoil of a large caliber rifle making a large boom.

Two 40 shot High-power matches seemed to be over almost as quick as they began. The scoreboard huddle was busy as always with everyone looking to see how they placed. George took down the score sheets and tallied up all the HP scores.

From B to Master class in High-power Hunter Rifle aggregate winners were: B- Joule McDonald. A- Bill Letcher. AA- Rick Fraser. AAA- Jason Marsh. Master- Kalvin Marsh. Match Winner- Justin Marsh.

From B to Master class in High-power Standard Rifle aggregate winners were: B- Joule McDonald. A- Trudy Phillips. AA- Rick Fraser. AAA- Richard Carere. Master- Justin Marsh. Match Winner- Kalvin Marsh.

Additional to this exciting event, a few BCTSA records were broken and a Grand Slam award was presented by the BCTSA silhouette provincial director himself!! Jason Marsh was presented his Smallbore Hunter Grand slam pin. Kalvin Marsh smashed the old 120 shot Smallbore hunter rifle record hitting 113 targets; that means he only missed seven! Great shooting! Jordan Marsh set a new long run record on High-power Standard rifle hitting 18-in-a-row rams. Kalvin Marsh and Justin Marsh also completed their Grand Slams with High-power standard rifle!!

Announcing dates for 2019 BC Provincial Rifle & Pistol Championships

Allan Harding — Thu, 28 Mar 2019 23:22:30 GMT

ABBOTSFORD, BC

May Long Weekend, 17-18-19-20

Whistler Coaches Summit, April 26th 2019

Darryl Craig — Fri, 15 Feb 2019 19:24:59 GMT

Registration for the Whistler Coaches Summit is now open. The Summit is designed specifically to support coaches in the completion of several key NCCP Multi-Sport modules at the Competition Development level, in an environment that is truly multi-sport and interactive on the 2010 Legacy Campus!

Details about accommodations, registration and meal packages available are on our events page.

AAP Awards Confirmed

Darryl Craig — Tue, 12 Feb 2019 17:04:18 GMT

Congratulation to the following athletes for their AAP and HPA awards: Allan Harding, Sullivan Fagan, Brian Ng, Sera Nami, Katheryn Sheldon, Gabriella Dube, Leia Hoot, Isabella Aljam-Antoine, and Gurjeevan Sing Sidhu

Athlete Funding Program - Apply by 30 November 2018

Darryl Craig — Mon, 29 Oct 2018 03:18:08 GMT

For 2019 the AAP and HPA have a combined application and evaluation process. This is designed to simplify the administration of the programs and provide athletes with the information they need to plan and budget their training year. Application information can be found in the AAP-HPA Application Information package.

Online e-module - Keeping Girls in Sport

Darryl Craig — Fri, 28 Sep 2018 19:15:33 GMT

Check out the new online e-module Keeping Girls in Sport. It’s free during National Coaches Week for the first 10,000 users and then $17. Coaches receive 2 PD points for taking this 90 minute module.

Please see the links below to Jumpstart’s Keeping Girls In Sport video posts.

Facebook

EN: https://www.facebook.com/CTJumpstart/videos/268084510489478/

FR : https://www.facebook.com/CTJumpstart/videos/1705379402903921/

Twitter

EN: https://twitter.com/CTJumpstart/status/1044212155506077703

FR : https://twitter.com/CTJumpstart/status/1044221404386799616

Instagram

EN: https://www.instagram.com/p/BoG-0LSgOPi/?taken-by=ctjumpstart

FR : https://www.instagram.com/p/BoG_MiyAomz/?taken-by=ctjumpstart

National Coaches Week

Darryl Craig — Fri, 21 Sep 2018 19:49:02 GMT

September 22-30, 2018 is National Coaches Week! A time to celebrate the positive impact that coaches have on athletes and communities across Canada. This week is an opportunity to recognize coaches for the integral role they play by saying #ThanksCoach!

Read on to learn more about what’s happening during the week, and how you can celebrate the coach in your life!

FREE ONLINE NCCP TRAINING

From September 22-30, 2018, the Coaching Association of Canada

is saying #ThanksCoach, by offering FREE NCCP online training!

NCCP Making Head Way in Sport
NCCP Coaching Athletes with a Disability
NCCP Coach Initiation in Sport

COACH SPOTLIGHT

We asked one of the 2017 Aboriginal Apprentice Coaches some

questions about coaching, and how it’s important in her life.

Read on to see why we are saying #ThanksCoach to

Amy Wilson-Hands!

TEAMSNAP #THANKCOACH ECARD

Say #ThanksCoach to an important coach in your life with the

TeamSnap eCard. Share it on social media and tag TeamSnap

and the CAC for a chance to win some TeamSnap swag and an

iPad for your coach!

A SPECIAL #THANKSCOACH TIP ABOUT TEAM

CULTURE FROM COACH AND AUTHOR

WADE GILBERT

Use promo Coach50 and get 50% off Wade’s book

Coaching Better Every Season or any Human Kinetics book*

during National Coaches Week *

*Valid for individual customers in Canada. Orders must be placed on Canada.HumanKinetics.com. Offer expires 11:59 pm EST on 9/30/2018, and may not be applied to previous purchases, redeemed for cash, or used in combination with any other offers. Offer is not valid for institutions or resellers. *Courses, journals and distributed products do not qualify for discount.

GET SOCIAL THIS NATIONAL COACHES WEEK!

Add the National Coaches Week Facebook Profile Frame to your

profile picture. Share a shout out for your favourite coach through

social media and use the hashtags #ThanksCoach and

CoachesWeek to join the celebration!

NATIONAL COACHES WEEK COMMUNITY EVENTS

Join the celebration in communities across Canada!

Check out some of the events taking place this National Coaches

Week on the web page or download the toolkit to host your own!

Kalvin Marsh Shoots a Perfect Match

Darryl Craig — Wed, 04 Jul 2018 16:47:13 GMT

On June 30 2018, Kalvin Marsh shot a 40/40 in a sanctioned Small-bore Standard Silhouette Rifle match in Canmore, Alberta. This is a remarkable achievement, kind of like the perfect baseball game for a major league pitcher. The last time someone shot a perfect match (any silhouette rifle class) in Canada was when Jim Zimmerman did it October 23 1999 in Cranbrook/Ft Steele using his Small-bore Standard Rifle. Only a small number of shooters obtain a Grand Slam (10 out of 10 for each of the 4 animals) over the course of their career. Kalvin did the equivalent of a Grand Slam in one match! I am sure this will not be his last 40.

(photo supplied by Jordan Marsh)

News from Kamloops

Darryl Craig — Thu, 24 May 2018 20:51:00 GMT

The local Kamloops paper ran a very nice article about the Provincials. Check it out at Kamloops hosts B.C. Provincial Small-bore Championship

Campbell River Sporting Rifle Match

Darryl Craig — Thu, 29 Mar 2018 21:17:12 GMT

Registration for the Campbell River Sporting Rifle Match is now open on the events page. This is an AAP qualifying event.

Criteria for Team BC Small-bore now Posted.

Darryl Craig — Mon, 19 Mar 2018 18:39:49 GMT

The criteria for team selection of the 2018-2019 Small-bore team are now posted in the 'Athlete' section of the BCTSA website. Please review the criteria carefully if you wish to be considered for the team.

Provincals Registration Open

Darryl Craig — Mon, 12 Mar 2018 05:37:47 GMT

Registration for the 2018 Provincials - Pistol & Rifle is now open on the events page. Find out more about the event and AGM.

Officials Training for Rifle & Pistol volunteers or athletes

Mo Johnson — Sat, 03 Mar 2018 02:00:00 GMT

COURSE OUTLINE

FRIDAY MARCH 2 6:15 – 6:45 GENERAL RULES

6:45 – 7:00 EQUIPMENT RULES

7:00 TO 8:00 GENERAL RULES AND WORKING THE LINE
FOR PRE EVENT TRAINING

IF YOU CAN - SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WORKING THE LINE OF AN ACTUAL MATCH

This is a free course - good for both Volunteers and Athletes

Contact Mark at mailto:markjohnson@telus.net

2018 Rifle Nationals Dates Announced

Mo Johnson — Wed, 21 Feb 2018 18:03:48 GMT

June 30 to July 7 in Toronto Pan Am range
More details soon

Grand Prix Assistance Grant

Mo Johnson — Sun, 18 Feb 2018 22:06:37 GMT

We have posted the Criteria and Application form for the 2018 Grand Prix air match assistance program
check out "Athletes" tag for information

Team BC Training Camp

Darryl Craig — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 20:27:39 GMT

Registration is now open for the March Team BC camp. Open to small-bore, air rifle and pistol athletes. Check out the events page for details.

We are holding an Instructor Beginner Coaching course in Richmond

Mo Johnson — Fri, 19 Jan 2018 21:55:39 GMT

The course is for both Rifle and Pistol
It runs on January 27/28th at Richmond Rod and Gun club - 7400 River Road

Contact Chantel at Coaching@bctsa.bc.ca for more info

AAP Information is Posted

Darryl Craig — Mon, 27 Nov 2017 00:34:55 GMT

Everything you need to know is here AAP Information

2017 Richmond Hibernation Results

Darryl Craig — Wed, 15 Nov 2017 19:16:18 GMT

Match results are now available on the Results page/

Membership Data Loaded

Darryl Craig — Sun, 12 Nov 2017 07:57:11 GMT

The new BCTSA site is one step closer to going live. Today over 150 memberships were put into the database.

Parksville Smallbore Competition

Allan Harding — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 23:10:44 GMT

The BCTSA will be holding a small-bore match for both Sporting Rifle and Free rifle athletes. This is an open competition, anyone may register and compete.

This is a mandatory event for those wishing to be considered for the BC Provincial Small-bore Team. For additional details please review The Provincial Small-bore Team criteria.

In conjunction with this event the BCTSA will also be conducting Official's training. Those who which to participate will receive theory training and then put their skill to work as they direct the matches that follow over the 22-23 July 2017 weekend.

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