SERVICE RIFLE – INDIVIDUAL MATCHES
NOTE: All Rifle Types Will Shoot the Same Course of Fire and Timings:
Match #1 Seaforth Highlanders Match - 200 Metre Deliberate (Point Target Engagement)
Distance 200 metres:
Position Prone:
No. of Shots 2 sighting and 10 on score (from 3 mags 2+5+5):
Target 4 - foot target screen with Figure 12/59, Type C face:
Scoring V, 5, 4, 3, and 2:
Type of fire Deliberate:
HPS 50 -10V:
Time Limit 10 minutes:
Prize Seaforth Trophy:
Procedure
Competitors are squadded in pairs to a target. Each firer is to be given 10 minutes to fire the match.
Competitors are to score for each other.
Each shot will be signalled.
Must use three magazines. At no time will there be more than 5 rounds in any magazine.
Match #2 Zwolak Match – 200 Metre Snap (Defensive Fire)
Distance 200 metres:
Position Kneeling or Squatting:
No. of Shots Ten on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 1 x Figure 12/59:
Scoring V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Snap shooting. 5 x 5 second exposures, 10 to 20 seconds between exposures:
Rate of Fire One or more shots per exposure up to a total of 10 shots:
HPS 50 -10V:
Prize Zwolak Trophy:
Procedure:
Firers will adopt the kneeling or squatting position. Remain in the kneeling throughout the match.
Firers will fire one or more shot per exposure. Exposures are 5 sec each with 10 to 20 sec between exposures.
Upon completion of match, shot indicators are put in each shot hole and are shown to the firers for 30 seconds to show their group.
Match #3
Rocky Mountain Rangers Match – 200 Metre Rapid Fire (Final Protective Fire)
Distance 200 metres:
Position Standing Alert to Sitting, Kneeling or Squatting:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 2 x Figure 11/59, spaced 4 -feet apart, centre to centre:
Scoring V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Rapid:
Time Limit 1 x 30 second exposure:
Rate of Fire 5 shots to be fired at each Figure 11/59 target:
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize Rocky Mountain Ranger Trophy:
Procedure:
Safety catches are applied and firers adopt the standing alert position. On the appearance of the target, the firers will have 30 seconds to adopt the sitting, kneeling or squatting position and fire 5 shots on each target.
No more than five hits are to be counted on each target.
Upon completion of match, shot indicators are put in each shot hole and are shown to the firers for 30 seconds to show their group.
Match #4 BC Regiment Match – 200 to 100 Metres Run down (Sudden Engagement)
Distance 100 metres:
Position From Prone Prepare to Move to Standing:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 1 x Figure 11/59 handheld:
Scoring V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Snap shooting. Ten x 6 second exposures, 10 to 20 seconds between exposures:
Rate of Fire One or more shots per exposure up to a total of 10 shots:
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize BC Regiment Trophy:
Procedure:
1. Relay will adopt the prone “Prepare to Move Position” at 200 metre mound. Actions forward, no round in the chamber. The appearance of the target for one second is the signal to advance to the 100 metre firing point.
2. Upon arrival at 100 metre firing point, firers will adopt the standing alert position and make READY. They will engage the targets upon the appearance of the targets, 35 seconds (metre range) 30 seconds (yard range) after initial exposure.
One or more shots per exposure. Firers must remain in the standing position throughout the match and adopt the standing alert position between exposures.
Targets will appear randomly in either the left, centre, or right within the shooter’ lane.
Upon completion of match, shot indicators are put in each shot hole and are shown to the firers for 30 seconds to show their group.
Match #5 12 Service Battalion Match – 300 Metre Deliberate (Point Target Engagement)
Distance 300 metres:
Position Prone:
No. of Shots 2 sighting, 10 on score (from 3 mags 2+5+5):
Target 4 foot target with Figure 12/59 - Type B face:
Scoring V, 5, 4, 3, and 2:
Type of fire Deliberate:
Time Limit 10 minutes:
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize 12 Service Battalion Trophy:
Procedure:
As per Match # 1 with the exception that the match is fired at 300 metres on a 4-foot target with Fig. 12/59 Type B face.
Match #6
Parkhurst Match – 300 Metre Snap (Defensive Fire)
Distance 300 metres:
Position Standing alert to Prone
No. of Shots 10 on score ( from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 1 x Figure 12/59:
Scoring V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Snap shooting. 10 x 5-second exposures, 10 to 20 seconds between exposures:
Rate of Fire One or more shots per exposure up to a total of 10 shots:
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize Parkhurst Trophy:
Procedure:
1. Firers will adopt the standing alert position on the firing point and return to this position after each exposure.
2. For each exposure the shooter will adopt the prone position and engage the traget.
3. Firers will fire one or more shots per exposure up to 10 round. Exposures are 10 sec with 10 to 20 sec between exposures.
4. Upon completion of match, shot indicators are put in each shot hole and are shown to the firer for 30 seconds to show their group.
Match #7 RCMP Match – 300 Metre Rapid (Final Protective Fire)
Distance 300 metres:
Position Standing Alert to Prone:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 2 x Figure 11/59 placed side-by-side and spaced 4 feet apart, centre to centre:
Scoring V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Rapid:
Time Limit 1 x 30 second exposure:
Conditions 5 rounds to be fired at each Figure 11/59 target:
HPS 50 -10V:
Prize RCMP Trophy:
Procedure:
1. Safety catches are applied and firers are to adopt the standing alert position. Firers adopt the prone position on the appearance of the target and engage the target.
No more than five hits are to be counted on each target.
3. Upon completion of match, shot indicators are put in each shot hole and are shown to the firer for 30 seconds to show their group.
Match #8 HMCS Discovery Match – 300 To 200 Run Down (Sudden Engagement)
Distance 300 to 200 metres:
Position From Prone Prepare to Move, then from Kneeling or Squatting, Sitting and prone:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 1 x Figure 12/59:
Scoring V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Snap. Five x 10 second exposures.
Rate of Fire Two or more shots per exposure up to a total of 10 shots:
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize HMCS Discovery Trophy:
Procedure:
Relay will adopt the prone “Prepare to Move Position” at 300 metre mound. Actions forward, no round in the chamber. The appearance of the target for one second is the signal to advance to the 200 metre firing point. Upon arrival at 200 metres firing point, firers will adopt the standing alert position and make READY.
35 seconds (Metre range) 30 seconds (Yard range) after the one-second exposure, upon the initial exposure of the target, the shooter adopts the kneeling position and fires 2 rounds and stays in the kneeling, On the second exposure of the target the shooter adopts the sitting position and fires 2 rounds and stays in the sitting, On the third exposure of the target the shooter adopts the prone position and fires 2 round and stays in the prone, On the fourth exposure of the target the shooter adopts the kneeling position and fires 2 rounds and stays in the kneeling, On the fifth and last exposure of the target the shooter adopts the standing position and fires 2 rounds.
Two shots per exposure.
Match #9 Logana Match – 500 Metre Deliberate (Point Target Engagement)
Distance 500 metres:
Position Prone:
No. of Shots 2 sighting, 10 on score ( from 3 mags 2+5+5):
Target 4 - foot target with Fig 12/59 - Type A face:
Scoring V, 5, 4, and 3:
Type of fire Deliberate:
Time Limit 10 minutes:
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize Logana Trophy:
Procedure:
As per Match #1 with the exception that the match is fired at 500 metres on a 4-foot target with Fig. 12/59 Type A face.
Match #10 The Don Mitchell Match – 500 Metre Snap (Return Fire)
Distance 500 metres:
Position Standing Alert to Prone for each exposure:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 4 -foot target with figure 12/59 Type A face:
Scoring V, 5, 4, and 3:
Type of fire Snap. Five x 15 second exposures, 10 to 20 seconds between exposures:
Rate of Fire Two or more shots per exposure up to 10 shots total:
HPS 50 -10V:
Prize The Don Mitchell Trophy:
Procedure:
1. Safety catches on and adopt the standing alert position. With the appearance of the 4-foot target, the firer will have 15 seconds to adopt the prone position and fire one or more shots. Between exposures, the firer will return to the standing alert. Time between exposures is 10 to 20 seconds.
2. Upon completion of match, shot indicators are put in each shot hole and are shown to the firer for 30 seconds to show their group.
Match #11 The Sorensen Match – 500 Metre Rapid Fire (Suppressing Fire)
Distance 500 metres:
Position Standing Alert to Prone:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5):
Target 4 - foot target with figure 12/59 Type A face:
Scoring V, 5, 4, and 3:
Type of fire Rapid:
Time Limit 1 X 30 second exposure.
HPS 50 - 10V:
Prize The Sorenson Rifle Trophy:
Procedure:
1. As per Match #7 with the exception that the match is fired at 500 metres on a single 4-foot target with fig. 12/59 Type A face.
Match #12 Dunbar Match – 500 t0 100 Metre Rundown (Advancing Fire)
Distance 500 to 100 metres:
Position 500 and 300 metres – Prone:
400 and 200 metres - Sitting, Kneeling or Squatting:
100 metres – Standing:
No. of Shots 10 on score (from 2 mags 5+5).
Target 500, 400 metres – 4 - foot target with Figure 12/59 Type A face:
300, 200 and 100 metres - Figure 12/59:
Scoring 4 - foot target - V, 5, 4, and 3:
Figure 12/59 - V, 5, 4:
Type of fire Fire and Movement:
Rate of Fire Two shots only at each distance
Timing One exposure of 15 seconds followed by four exposures of 50 seconds (metric range) or 45 seconds (yard range) each, with intervals of 15 seconds between exposures:
HPS 50 -10V:
Prize Dunbar Trophy:
Procedure:
1. Competitors will be ordered to adopt the standing alert position, LOAD and make READY at 500 metres.
2. The appearance of the 4-foot target for 15 seconds is the signal to adopt the prone position and fire two shots.
3. Following this, firers will place the selector lever on safe and await the next appearance of the 4 foot target.
4. The next appearance of the 4-foot target is the signal to move to the 400 metre firing point to adopt the sitting, kneeling or squatting position and fire two shots in 50 seconds. Following this, firers will place the change lever to safe and wait the next target.
5. The appearance of the Fig. 12/59 target is the signal to move to the 300 metre firing point, adopt the prone position and fire two shots in 50 seconds. Following this, the firers will place the change lever to safe and await the next target.
6. The next appearance of the Fig. 12/59 target is the signal to move to the 200 metre firing point, adopt the sitting, kneeling or squatting position and to fire two shots in 50 seconds. Following this, firers will place the change lever to safe and await the next target.
7. The last appearance of the Fig. 12/59 target is the signal to move to the 100 metre firing point, adopt the standing position and fire two shots in 50 seconds.
8. Only 2 shots may be fired at each exposure.
Stage 2 Qualifier
Open to the highest 30% competitors, up to a maximum of 24 shooters. If a qualified competitor declines his position, the next place competitor will qualify.
Each shooter will shoot mach 12, 8 and 4
Winner of Stage two will receive the Solders cup.
Match # 17 – FIBUA
Distance 100 to 25 metres:
Position Standing/Kneeling:
No. of Shots 40 per shooter (from 4 + 5 round magazines):
Target Figure 11/59 handheld, Figure 14/59 handheld:
Scoring V’s, 5’s and 4’s
Type of fire See each stage
Procedure:
1. Competitors will form up prone at the 100 metre firing point with 4 x 5 round magazines plus 20 rounds on their person.
2. Shooters start in the standing alert with rifles loaded and ready.
3. Match starts when first target appears.
100M
Figure 12/59 on a stick.
Exposure time 3 seconds x 10 exposures with a 2 second target down time with one shot per exposure.
Initial exposure is fired from the standing position, followed by the second exposure being shot from the kneeling position and then returning to the standing position. This pattern repeats for the next five exposures alternating between the standing and kneeling shooting positions for a total of 5 standing exposures and 5 kneeling exposures.
Once 10 exposures are complete a 1 second exposure of a Fig 12c/59 will signal the shooters they have 8 seconds to move to the 75m firing point for the next stage.
75 M
Figure 12c/59 on a stick
Exposure time 2 minutes for 10 rounds with reload.
Once at 75m, the shooter will load his rifle and fire 10 shots from the kneeling position into a Fig 12c/59 target. He will then reload 5 rounds each into of his 4 magazines from loose ammo contained somewhere on his person. No mag chargers may be used. Firing and charging mags must be finished in the 2 minute time limit.
Once the 2 minute exposure is complete, a 1 second exposure of a Figure 11/59 will signal the shooters they have 8 seconds to move to the 50m firing point for the next stage.
50M
Figure 11/59 on stick
Exposure time 5 seconds x 10 exposures with a 5 second target down time with one shot per exposure.
Upon arrival at 50m firing point shooter will have 10 x 5 second exposures of a walking man alternating direction starting from the centre of their bay to the centre of the next bay with 5 exposures in each direction with one shot per exposure from the standing position
25M
Figure 14 on a stick
Exposure time of 3 seconds x 3 exposures with a 5 second target down time with unlimited shots per exposure.
Upon arrival at 25m firing point shooter will have 3x3 second exposures in which he will fire 10 rounds from the standing position.
Match #18
Distance 225 TO 100 metres:
Position Standing/Kneeling:
No. of Shots 20 per member (from 4 x 5 round magazines):
Target Figure 11/59 handheld, Figure 14 handheld:
Scoring V’s, 5’s and 4’s
Type of fire See each stage
Stage 1 - 225 to 200 meters
a.
i. Distance: 225 to 200 meters;
ii. Position: From kneeling ready to move to kneeling;
iii. Number of Shots: 10 (no more than 5 rds per mag);
iv. Target: Figure 11/59;
v. Scoring: V, 5 and 4;
vi. Type of Fire: snap at moving targets;
vii. Rate of Fire: Any number of rounds may be fired at each exposure up to a maximum of 10 for the stage; and
viii. Timing: 1 second flash, delay of 35 seconds followed by 5 x 5 second exposures.
b. Procedure:
i. All firers will form up at the 225 meter line. They will then be given the “load and ready… watch and run”;
ii. On a one second flash of the target, the competitors will have 10 seconds to move to the 200m firing line, adopt the kneeling position and prepare for 5 X 5 second exposures.
iii. The walking man target will appear at the centre of the competitor’s lane number and move either left or right to the centre of the adjacent bay in a 5 second exposure. The direction of the target movement will be chosen at random by the BO; and
Stage 2 – 200 to 100 meters
a.
i. Distance: 100 meters;
ii. Position: From kneeling ready to move at 200m to standing at 100m;
iii. Number of Shots: 10 (no more than 5 rds per mag);
iv. Target: Figure 12/59;
v. Scoring: V, 5 and 4;
vi. Type of Fire: snap at moving targets;
vii. Rate of Fire: Any number of rounds may be fired at each exposure up to a maximum of 10 for the stage; and
viii. Timing: 1 second flash, delay of 35 seconds followed by 5 x 5 second exposures.
b.
ii. On a one second flash of the target, the competitors will have 35 seconds to move to the firing line, adopt the standing position and prepare for 5 X 5 second exposures;
iii. The target will appear at the centre of the competitor’s lane number and move either left or right to the centre of the adjacent bay in a 5 second exposure. The direction of the target movement will be chosen at random by the BO; and
No more the 10 rds per targets will count for score.
SERVICE RIFLE TEAM MATCHES
SR Team Match #1: BC Electric
Open to teams of 4 members:
1. General Specification:
a. Distance: 400, 300, 200, 100 meters;
b. Position: As specified for each stage;
c. Number of Shots: 40 (from 5-round magazines - minimum of 4 magazines required);
d. Target: Total of 2 x figure 11/59 and 1 x figure 12/59 per lane. Used as specified for each stage;
e. Scoring: All targets score V, 5 and 4;
f. Type of Fire: Snap at moving targets;
g. Rate of Fire: As required for each stage;
h. Timing: As specified for each stage and under the control of the RO; and
i. HPS: 250.50V.
2. Procedure:
The competition is fired individually as in Service Rifle with a team of four aggregate totalled from the individual scores;
Dress and equipment will be as per Service Rifle rules;
Competitors will be squadded as per Service Rifle on the 400 meter firing point as directed by range staff;
Each competitor will be assigned one firing lane and will fire on his own targets. Each target will be marked with a number to identify in which stage it was used;
The match is comprised of four stages;
Each stage will require a “run up” to adopt the specified position and then 5 X 5 second moving target exposures;
Rifles will be unloaded after each stage and before moving forward to the next stage. Competitor will move forward under control of the RO;
Competitors will be given a “load and ready” for each stage;
A clean target will be used for each competitor at each stage with scoring taking place in the butts at the end of the match.
3. Stage 1 – 400 to 300 meters
a.
i. Distance: 400 to 300 meters;
ii. Position: From prone ready to move at 400m run to prone at 300m;
iii. Number of Shots: 10 (no more than 2x5 rds/mag);
iv. Target: Figure 11/59;
v. Scoring: V, 5, 4;
vi. Type of Fire: Snap moving target;
vii. Rate of Fire: Any number of rounds may be fired at each exposure up to a maximum of 10 for the stage; and
viii. Timing: 1 second flash, delay of 35 seconds followed by 5 x 5 second exposures.
b. Procedure:
i. All firers will form up at the 400 meter firing line. They will then be given the “load and ready… watch and run”;
ii. On a one second flash of the target, the competitors will have 35 seconds to move to the 300m firing line, adopt the prone position and prepare for 5 X 5 second exposures;
iii. The target will appear at the centre of the competitor’s lane number and move either left or right to the centre of the adjacent bay in a 5 second exposure. The direction of the target movement will be chosen at random by the BO; and
At the end of this stage, competitors will be given a “weapons on safe watch and run” and will move forward to the next distance on the flash of the targets.
4. Stage 2 – 300 to 200 meters
a.
i. Distance: 300 to 200 meters;
ii. Position: From prone ready to move to kneeling;
iii. Number of Shots: 10 (no more than 2x5 rds/mag);
iv. Target: Figure 11/59;
v. Scoring: V, 5 and 4;
vi. Type of Fire: snap at moving targets;
vii. Rate of Fire: Any number of rounds may be fired at each exposure up to a maximum of 10 for the stage; and
viii. Timing: 1 second flash, delay of 35 seconds followed by 5 x 5 second exposures.
b. Procedure:
i. All firers will form up 10 meters behind the 200 meter firing line. They will then be given the “load and ready… watch and run”;
ii. On a one second flash of the target, the competitors will have 10 seconds to move to the 200m firing line, adopt the kneeling position and prepare for 5 X 5 second exposures;
iii. The target will appear at the centre of the competitor’s lane number and move either left or right to the centre of the adjacent bay in a 5 second exposure. The direction of the target movement will be chosen at random by the BO; and
iv. At the end of this stage, competitors will be given a 90 sec to reload and then “weapons on safe watch and run” and will move forward to the next distance on the flash of the targets
5. Stage 3 – 200 to 100 meters
a.
i. Distance: 100 meters;
ii. Position: From kneeling ready to move from 200m to standing at 100m;
iii. Number of Shots: 10 (no more than 2x5 rds/mag);
iv. Target: Figure 12/59;
v. Scoring: V, 5 and 4;
vi. Type of Fire: snap at moving targets;
vii. Rate of Fire: Any number of rounds may be fired at each exposure up to a maximum of 10 for the stage; and
viii. Timing: 1 second flash, delay of 35 seconds followed by 5 x 5 second exposures.
b. Procedure:
ii. On a one second flash of the target, the competitors will have 35 seconds to move to the 100m firing line, adopt the standing position and prepare for 5 X 5 second exposures;
The target will appear at the centre of the competitor’s lane number and move either left or right to the centre of the adjacent bay in a 5 second exposure. The direction of the target movement will be chosen at random by the BO; and
No more than 15 rds per target will count for score.
SR Team Match #2 - Falling Plates
Open to teams of 4 members.
Distance 300 to 200 metres:
Position Any legal shooting position:
No. of Shots 10 (from 2 mags 5+5) per team member:
Target 10 X falling plates per team:
Scoring Team that knocks down all the plates in the shortest time:
Type of fire Fire and Movement:
Prize PPCLI Service Trophy:
Procedure:
Teams will form up prone at the 300 metre firing point with two x 5 round magazines.
The action of the rifle is in the "forward" position and no rounds in the chamber. No magazine is in the rifle.
The range officer will blow a whistle to commence the match. Teams will then advance to 200 metre firing point. The rifle must not be loaded and made READY until the competitor adopts his firing position on the 200 metre firing point.
The winning team is that which:
Knocks down all its targets in the fastest time; or,
Knocks down all the greater number of targets, or
In the even that each team knocks down the same number of targets in the same time, the team that has expended less ammunition.
Unfired ammunition will be collected and counted by the RO’s immediately upon cessation of firing.
SR Team Match # 4 Infantry Association Team Match
Open to teams of 4 members: This match is fired concurrently with the HMCS Discover Match and Match 16. Teams must be entered before the HMCS Discovery Match begins.
Prize: Military District XI, Infantry Association Shield (Lewis Gun Shield):
SR Team Match # 5 Wilkerson Shield Team Match
Open to teams of 4 members. Aggregate scores from the BC Open Service Rifle Championship Aggregate:
Prize: Wilkerson Shield:
SR Team Match # 6 BC Reserve Team Championship:
Open to teams of 4 members from Canadian Forces Reserve Units. Aggregate scores from the BC Reserve Force Championship Aggregate:
Prize: Blair Challenge Team Trophy:
INDIVIDUAL AGGREGATES
Taylor Aggregate: Aggregate scores from Matches 1, 5, and 9:
Prize: Taylor Trophy: It is the aggregate of all of the Deliberate Fire Matches:
McKinnon Aggregate: Aggregate scores from Matches 1 through to 8.
Prize: McKinnon Trophy: It is the aggregate of all matches from 100 to 300 metres.
Colonel G.M. Letson Aggregate: Aggregate scores from Matches 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10. it is the Snap Fire Aggregate of all Snap Fire Matches:
Prize: Col. G.M. Letson Trophy:
Lieutenant Colonel. A. Steacy Aggregate: Aggregate score from Matches 4, 8, and 12
Prize: Lieutenant Colonel. A. Steacy Trophy:
British Columbia Service Rifle Championship Aggregate: Open to BC Residents only. Aggregate scores of the McKinnon Aggregate, and Matches 9, 10, 11, and 12:
Prizes: Wiswell Bowl, B.C. Service Rifle Champion Gold Bullion Badge:
Cramer Aggregate: Awarded to the highest BC Lower Mainland competitor in the BC Service Rifle Championship Aggregate:
Prize: Cramer Trophy: Rifle Open Champion Silver Bullion Badge
British Columbia Open Service Rifle Aggregate: Open to ALL competitors in the McKinnon Aggregate and Matches 9, to 12 inclusive.
Winner: BC Service Rifle Open Champion Gold Bullion Badge:
Second: BC Service Rifle Open Silver Bullion Badge:
Master Medal: Open to next highest Master:
Expert Medal: Open to next highest Expert:
Sharpshooter Medal: Open to highest Sharpshooter:
Greenshot Medal: open to next highest Greenshot:
Col. McMurray Aggregate: Awarded to the highest Greenshot competitor in the BC Open Service Rifle Championship Aggregate:
Prize: Col. McMurray Rifle Trophy:
British Columbia Reserve Force Service Rifle Championship Aggregate: Open to Canadian Forces Reserve Personal only, in the MacKinnon Aggregate and Matches 13 to 16.
Prize: The Captain C. Dodd Tankard:
Visitor’s Aggregate: Awarded to highest out of Province competitor in the British Columbia Open service Rifle Aggregate:
Prize: 3 PPCLI Soldiers Trophy:
British Columbia Open Service Conditions Aggregate: Open to all competitors. Combined aggregate scores of the British Columbia Open Service Rifle Championship Aggregate and the British Columbia Open Service Pistol Championship Aggregate:
Prize: Lang Memorial Trophy and BC Service Conditions Champion Gold Bullion Badge:
Veterans Aggregate: Open to all competitors 55 years of age or older. Combined aggregate scores from matches 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 ,9, 10:
Prize: Colonel Tren Williamson USMC (ret) Trophy
