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News stories from the School and Old Suttonian communities
| 13 Jul 2020 | |
| Sports |
| OSRA |
With the enforced cancellation of all School and Old Suttonian sport over the last few months, it was good to see the Old Suttonian Rifle Association return to action last weekend at Bisley.
The NRA has worked hard to ensure the safe return of the sport, albeit in smaller groups than normal. As a result, a group of Old Suttonians headed off to Bisley to shoot at 300 and 1000 yards.
Special mention must go to Harriet Aburn (2018 L) for shooting a 49.4/50.10, and to Frederick Pawlik (2011 M) for shooting brilliantly at 1000 yards, one of his first shoots at long range. Our thanks go to Anthony Bromley (2014 W), the OSRA Club Captain, for the photos. For more information about Old Suttonian shooting, please see the Association's website - www.osrifles.org.uk.
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