AWARD CRITERIA

Skeet Shooting long break awards are presented annually at the Skeet Hall of Fame Dinner. The awards are in the form of a plaque and are for the longest breaks attained in each of the three events during the previous calendar year.
The events are 12 Gauge, 20 Gauge and Doubles.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

• Membership – The recipient must be an Australian citizen and a registered ACTA member at the time of each individual break and at the receipt of the award.
• Eligible Events – Each break can be achieved in any event conducted in Australia or internationally provided that the Shoot Program detailing the relevant event was advertised in advance in the National magazine of the governing body.
• Event Rules – The break must be attained in events conducted under ACTA Skeet Rules or rules considered by the ACTA to be a sufficiently close facsimile thereof.
• Validity – To be considered eligible, each individual break must conform to the criteria of ACTA Rule 8.23 regardless of what country the break was achieved in.
• Substantiation – The onus is on the individual to provide satisfactory evidence to the ASSA, who collect and collate skeet shooting data and records for the ACTA, of each individual break achievement and is not on the ASSA or the ACTA to disprove any claim made by an individual. Satisfactory evidence would normally be in writing and would include a copy of the Shoot Program and the Shoot results. If the Shoot results do not substantiate the claim, then a letter from the Shoot secretary detailing the break and enclosing a copy of the relevant score sheets would suffice.
• Recording – The ACTA and the ASSA shall keep an updated list on their websites of those shooters who have proven that they currently hold the longest break in each event.

To claim your break, complete the online form at the bottom of this page.

Current Standings 2022

 Previous Long Break Winners