The 2010 Hall of Fame banquet was held at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel in San Antonio, Texas to honor and induct Bob Myers and Bill Jones into the Armed Forces Skeet Association Hall of Fame. In the background behind the stage you will see the wonderfully detailed quilt donated by Ladies of Virginia that contains far more detail than the camera can capture. Sunni Winkler was the prime mover for the quilt.
CDR Jamie Gaines inducting Bob Myers into the Hall of Fame
Bill Jones' induction into the Hall of Fame.
50th Anniversary cake that was eaten during the rain and storm on Friday at NGC.
Trophy awards awaiting presentation to the winners.
Pat presenting watches to the AFSA Presidents.
AFSA's only two secretary/treasurers - Ed and Cotton.
AFSA's only two secretaries - Clint and Joe Pierce.
Mike Brazzell receiving a special belt buckle for his work for the 50th shoot.
Andy Ulsher receiving a special belt buckle for all of his banquet work.
MAJ Doug Newcomb receiving a special award for his door prizes work.
John Ramagli receiving a 50th Anniversary watch and belt buckle.
Previous 28 gauge champions sharing champagne in the 28 gauge trophy cup.
Brad Felton congradulating Harrell Howell with his 225,000 targets pin.
Don McKown made a number of service flag presentations.
Doug Coulter - 20 Gauge Champion.
Kevin Suitt - 20 Gauge Military Champion.
Chad Estelle - 20 Gauge Military Runner-Up.
Brian Wells - 20 Gauge Military 3rd.
The Marines were the Interservice Team Champions in the 20 Gauge.
The Retired Team 20 Gauge Champions - Navy.
Fort Belvoir won the base/club 20 Gauge event.
Don Snyder was the 28 Gauge Gun Champion
Chris Cobb was the 28 Gauge Military Champion.
Chad Estelle was the 28 Gauge Military Runner-Up.
Kevin Suitt was the 28 Gauge Military 3rd winner.
Air Force won the 28 Gauge Interservice Team Championship.
The Army "F Troop" Team won the Retired Military Team 28 Gauge Championship.
Fort Rucker won the Base/Club 28 Gauge Championship.
Chris Cobb won the 410 bore Championship and was also the Military Champion.
COL Scott Rose was Military Runner-Up in the 410 event.
Darron Todd was Military 3rd in the 410 event.
The Marines won the 410 Interservice Team Championship.
The Marines also won the 410 bore Retired Military Team event.
Oceana won the base/club 410 event.
Paul Thompson won the Doubles event with the lone 99.
Chad Estelle was the Doubles Military Champion.
Darron Todd was the Doubles Military Runner-up.
Rick Davis was Military 3rd in the Doubles event.
The Air Force won the Doubles Interservice Team Championship.
Retired Navy shooters won the Doubles Retired Team event.
Camp Lejeune shooters won the Doubles Base/Club event.
Army won the Class 2 Retired Military HOA event.
Randolph won the Base/Club HOA event.
AFSA Hall of Fame Members.
Navy Hall of Fame Members.
After the above awards were presented the President moved on to door prizes.
John Ramagli made a moving speech telling us that his employees volunteered their time and expertise to make every portion on the Kolar Gun that he, they, and the Mainland family donated to this shoot to show their appreciation for the United States Military. Chris Robbins was the happy winner of the Kolar Gun and tube set.
Jamie Gaines won the Briley tube set, donated it back, and Tom Deaton won it.
Bryan David won the Remington 1100 donated by NSSA.
The Boyt tube case winner.
Country Gentlemen gift certificate winners with Todd Nelson.
Country Gentlemen Kick-eez pad winners.
Decot gift certificate winners.
Mental Management DVD winner.
Home Depot gift card winners. Cards donated thru Ed Traylor.
Bobby Scott won the Hodgon shooting bag.
Doug Frazier won a MEC 9000G donated by MEC through Andy Ulsher.
Dwight Moore with needlepoint donated by Sunni Winkler.
Winners of Pylinski Gunsmithing gift certificates with Lawrence Pylinski.
Jim Tiner won the silent auction for the 50th Anniversary Quilt for $700 donated to AFSA.
The quilt makers.
Remington Presentation knife winners.
Remington knife winners.
Voice Release winners.
Two final Voice Release winners. |
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