It’s hard to believe competition is down to two weeks. We are seeing our best weekly attendance ever and many are taking advantage of their option to stick around and shoot two extra practice …
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It’s hard to believe competition is down to two weeks. We are seeing our best weekly attendance ever and many are taking advantage of their option to stick around and shoot two extra practice rounds. Late June state championship registration already closed May 15th and we have 84 registered for trap and 19 for skeet.
Congratulations to the following athletes who shot a straight 25 trap during competition week two: Brody Anderson, Tristan Asher, Isaac Nauer and Ivyn Hallis.
For competition week two the trap team dropped from 4th place to 6th of 7 teams with 25,098.50 points following Owatonna 1st 34,744.00 points, Northfield 2nd 28,652.50 points, Rosemount 3rd 28,399.00, Nicollet 4th 26,603.00 and Bemidji 5th 26,047.00. Conference Top 25 Males Tanner Lamb drops from 2nd to 6th place (23.25 average) and Tristan Asher and Brody Anderson move up from 25th place to 16th (23 average). Conference Top 25 Females Kaitlyn Schutz moves up from 20th place to 9th (21.25 average) and Amelia Miller moves up from 20th place to 17th (20.25 average).
The skeet team remains in 5th place of 7 teams with 546 points following Wayzata 1st 1,174.50, Prior
Lake 2nd 1,072.50, New Prague 3rd 819.50 points and Sibley 4th 559.50. Kaitlyn Schutz stays in 7th place for Conference Top 10 Female with an 18.50 average.