| 1st |
Great Britain |
1972.207 |
| 2nd |
Australia |
1943.179 |
| 3rd |
Channel Islands |
1942.181 |
| 4th |
Canada |
1928.166 |
| 5th |
Germany |
1901.134 |
| 6th |
Malaysia, Holland, Japan |
1848.102 |
| 1st |
England |
1173.140 |
| 2nd |
Australia |
1154.104 |
| 3rd |
Ireland |
1147.104 |
| 4th |
Scotland |
1142.108 |
| 5th |
Wales |
1132.114 |
| 6th |
Guernsey |
1132.111 |
| 7th |
Canada |
1125.99 |
| 8th |
Jersey |
1109.90 |
| 9th |
Kenya |
1083.81 |
| 10th |
Germany |
1082.67 |
Gray Robertson WA
  
Andrew Sims NSW, Andrew Wilson NSW, Rick Scoones WA
  
David Rich VIC, George Edser QLD, Barbara Bell NSW
  
Peter Thurtell NSW, Gray Robertson WA,
Barbara Bell NSW
  
Bill Baker QLD, Ron Whalen NSW, Mark Buchanan
NSW

| 1st |
Great Britain |
1196.195 |
| 2nd |
Jersey |
1191.175 |
| 3rd |
Australia |
1190.171 |
| 4th |
Guernsey |
1181.145 |
| 5th |
Canada |
1166.135 |
| 6th |
Germany |
1164.129 |
| 7th |
Kenya |
1154.113 |

Seven members of the team have made it into the Queens Final top 100
led by Gray Robertson in =3rd place (above).
Gray Robertson ranked 24th in the Grand Aggregate out of a total of 1042 entries
with a total score of
691.86! Nine members of the team made the top 200!
Qualifiers are all listed on the results page

| 1st |
Australia |
1233.147 |
| 2nd |
Guernsey |
1229.136 |
| 3rd |
Jersey |
1222.130 |
| 4th |
Canada |
1212.121 |
| 5th |
Kenya |
1208.119 |
| 6th |
Germany |
1201.118 |

Aus Team results
Mon 19 July 2010

Aus Team results
Sat 17 July 2010

Wed 13 July 2010
| 1st |
Australia |
1190.163 |
| 2nd |
BCRC Vice Captain's |
1187.169 |
| 3rd |
BCRC Captain's |
1181.168 |
| 4th |
Under 25 Red |
1181.137 |
| 5th |
International Allcomers |
1178.134 |
| 6th |
Jersey Rifle Association |
1170.139 |
| 7th |
Under 25 Blue |
1158.114 |
| 8th |
Kenya Lions |
1156.140 |
| 9th |
Kenya Elephants |
1135.100 |
Mon 11 July 2010

The team travelled by ferry to France to visit a number of World War I battelfields and memorials which hold particular significance for all Australians.
Villers-Bretonneux was a key position on the Western Front, sitting on a plateau overlooking Amiens and the Somme, Avre and Noye rivers. Standing at the back of the Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetary is the the Australian National Memorial which consists of a central tower flanked by wing walls carrying panels commemorating the 10,772 Australians causalties who died in France and have no known grave.

The team laid a wreath at Villers-Bretonneus at 11.00 on 11 July and the occasion was attended by the local Mayor and his colleagues.

Sun 10 July 2010



Australia On Target
World Long Range Rifle Championships
The Australian Rifle Team will travel to England's National Shooting Centre at Bisley to contest the Australia Match in July 2010 as part of their training programme for the Palma Match in Brisbane in 2011.
The Australia Match is shot over 300, 600, 900 and 1000 yards on imperial ranges such as Belmont, and 300, 600, 800 and 900 metres on metric ranges. Teams of 10 men and women, in two squads of five, fire 10 shots at each distance, over the day. Each squad is controlled by a coach who applies corrections for wind to the iron sights of .308 calibre rifles. Full bore team shooting is an endurance sport and the Australia Match, like the Palma Match, is a unique, shoulder to shoulder, international competition of marksmanship skills.
The Australian Rifle Team is looking to follow up their 2005 success in the Australia Match at Belmont in Brisbane, when they defeated Great Britain and New Zealand with a record score of 1977.217.

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