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The Arthur and Rita Williams Trophy for Outstandin

The Arthur and Rita Williams Trophy for Outstanding Contribution to the WCTSA 2025

It was with great pleasure that our Chairman Rob Harrison, presented the Arthur and Rita Williams Trophy for ‘outstanding contribution to the WCTSA’, to Allan Jones for his long service as Membership Secretary (since 2014) alongside his previous role as National Coordinator, and representing Wales at DTL.

This prestigious award is voted on every year by the Board of the WCTSA and announced at the AGM, which was held in October.

The Board, and I am sure all the association members, thank Allan for his hard work over many years.

Hello Olympic Skeet Shooters! ☺️👋🏻

Hello Olympic Skeet Shooters! ☺️👋🏻

⚠️ Put simply - if no one comes forward, ABT s

⚠️ Put simply - if no one comes forward, ABT shoots will fold 😔

Thank you, Ryan, aka "Barry" Parker, for sharing t

Thank you, Ryan, aka "Barry" Parker, for sharing these photos and memories of his time as a Welsh Junior in the Northern Ireland international Skeet squad of '96....

"I won the top Junior Welsh Trophy at 13. Qualified at 12. My score was 94 (I think). I was on Irish TV with my multicoloured Beretta "collection" 12G.

My Dad was Nigel Parker he was prior and after for many years a veteran Welsh international shooter. A very low-key kind gent with glasses.

My dad was a Rhodesian. A former member of 22 SAS there.

In 1977, he was 15th in the world with a handgun at Bisley. (A long slide modified browning Hi-power).

From the day I could walk. He would drag me to the ranges and make me shoot. It's how we bonded. In the winter of'95, he would smuggle me out of school in my lunch breaks so I could practice skeet. I took it seriously and qualified just when I was 12. I shot the international in Coleraine '96 at 13.....

They were some of the best years and memories of my life.

Nigel, my father, was as all great men are unassuming. His military career was only matched by his professional one....

He came out of retirement to work with Elon Musks start up space X in 2005 in California and designed the mortar system that launches the recovery system and parachutes apon the Dragon capsules re-entry..... He passed in 2015, and we miss him dearly."