Nico Sciberras, the current youngest athlete of the Malta Shooting Sport Federation won the E.A.R. Trap Trophy, an event that was organised on three qualification rounds of twenty five clay targets each followed by the Final Stages.

The rising star in the Olympic Trap discipline was joined on the podium by Paul Formosa and by William Chetcuti who finished in the second and in the third place respectively.

The six Finalists in the Bib number order according to their qualification scores were;

William Chetcuti with a decent score of 71/75, Paul Formosa with the score of 67/75, Stephen Vella hit 66/75, Nico Sciberras managed 65/75, Christopher Vella 63/75+1 and Nicholas Carabott 63/75+0.

The Finals results were

1^st Nico Sciberras 22/25 + 4/5 + 3/5 + 5/5 + 8/10, total score 42/50

2^nd Paul Formosa 20/25 + 4/5 + 2/5 + 5/5 + 8/10, total score 39/50

3^rd William Chetcuti 19/25 + 3/5 + 4/5 + 4/5, total score 30/40

4^th Christopher Vella 17/25 + 3/5 + 5/5, total score 25/35

5^th Stephen Vella 15/25 + 2/5, total score 17/30

6^th Nicholas Carabott 15/25, total score 15/25

The top three Shooters in their respective classes concluded their three qualifications with the following scores;

Class A

1^st William Chetcuti 71/75

2^nd Nicholas Carabott 63/75 (Countback Rule)

3^rd Eugenio Borg 63/75

Class B

1^st Paul Formosa 67/75

2^nd Stephen Vella 66/75

3^rd Nico Sciberras 65/75

Class C

1^st Paul Gatt 60/75

2^nd Charlie Muscat 54/75

3^rd George Grech 51/75

The MSSF Trap Programme continues on Sunday 17 March 2019 at 10:00 with the Ben Estates Elite Trophy at the Bidnija Shooting Ranges.