Varmint Team event, the Zimbabwe International Bench Rest Association squad finished fourth overall. Cleveland Pistol Club shooters’ Roscoe Dickinson, Steve Watkins, Duncan Frost and Jason Frost took sixth, 13th, 18th and 22nd positions. In the Group event, both Dickinson and Watkins finished in the top 10 individual rankings.
Shooting is a sport in Zimbabwe that encourages junior participation, and the various disciplines all have junior development programmes in place. Zimbabwe juniors’ Shaye Frost, Michael Naested and Brian Naested competed in the PCP Air Rifle and .22 Rifle divisions, and Shaye Frost finished as top junior overall, competing against South Africa’s best junior shooters.
The Zimbabwe International Bench Rest Association will be hosting the 4th African Regional Championships at Cleveland Pistol Club in Harare from August 22 to 25.
This will give all Zimbabweans the chance to see top level precision shooting and exciting competition in Harare for the first time.
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