🏅 Jersey Pistol Club – PP1 Handicap Competition Report
Date: Sunday, 14 September 2025
Location: JPC 50m Range
Author: Mark Douglas
🔍 Event Overview
The PP1 Handicap Competition marked the final full bore event of the season, drawing a strong turnout from both Class A and Class B shooters. With 30 shots fired across 25m, 15m, and 10m distances, the match tested precision and consistency. The handicap system—based on each competitor’s average from three prior scores—added a strategic twist, allowing for a level playing field and some dramatic leaderboard shifts.
| Shooter Name | Score | X | Class | Handicap | Total | |
| BOB DE LA HAYE | 283 | 3 | B | 30 | 313 | |
| MARIUS LINGEA | 279 | 3 | B | 30 | 309 | |
| ANDREW RUELLAN | 278 | 4 | B | 30 | 308 | |
| IAN WHITE | 277 | 3 | B | 30 | 307 | |
| BEN VIDEGRAIN | 295 | 8 | A | 3 | 298 | |
| RACHEL LEBACLE | 283 | 6 | A | 15 | 298 | |
| KEITH VIDEGRAIN | 286 | 3 | A | 10 | 296 | |
| ALEX BURNE | 256 | 2 | B | 30 | 286 | |
| NICK BURNE | 235 | 3 | A | 30 | 265 | |
🌟 Highlights
- Bob de la Haye secured the win with a strong showing and full handicap advantage, topping the leaderboard with 313.
- Marius Lingea and Andrew Ruellan followed closely, both demonstrating consistent form across all distances.
- Ben Videgrain posted the highest raw score (295) and most Xs (8), showcasing elite marksmanship despite a minimal handicap.
- Rachel Lebacle matched Ben’s grand total, proving the strategic value of a balanced score and moderate handicap.
🏁 Final Thoughts
The 2025 PP1 Handicap Competition was a fitting finale to the full bore calendar, blending skill, strategy, and sportsmanship. With the season now complete, we look ahead to the final club fixture: the JPC vs Cheshunt Rifle & Pistol Club match on 11–12 October. Let’s carry this momentum forward and finish the year with pride.