For competition week three the trap team remains in 6th place of 7 teams with 37,873.00 points following Owatonna 1st 50,133.50 points, Northfield 2nd 43,695.00 points, Rosemount 3rd 42,216.00, …
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For competition week three the trap team remains in 6th place of 7 teams with 37,873.00 points following Owatonna 1st 50,133.50 points, Northfield 2nd 43,695.00 points, Rosemount 3rd 42,216.00, Nicollet 4th 40,255.50 and Bemidji 5th 40,160.00. Conference Top 25 Males Tanner Lamb remains in 6th place (23.50 average), Brody Anderson move up from 16th place to 12th (23.17 average). Conference Top 25 Females Kaitlyn Schutz moves up from 9th place to 4th (21.50 average), Amelia Miller moves up from 17th place to 15th (20.50 average) and Summar Hacken moves into the top 25 in 25th place (19.17 average).
The skeet team moves up to 4th place of 7 teams with 871.00 points following Wayzata 1st 1,675.00, Prior Lake 2nd 1,643.00, New Prague 3rd 1,188.50 points. Kaitlyn Schutz drops from 7th place to 8th for Conference Top 10 Female with an 18.33 average.
Congratulations to the following athletes who shot a straight 25 trap during competition week three: Blaise Lamb, Brody Anderson, Jackson Slattery, Max Burmeister and Brennen Lohmann. Also, congratulations to Tanner Lamb who shot a straight 25 skeet during competition week two, which has been the only skeet straight so far this season.
One of our team missions has always been to give back to the community. Thank you to coaches Gene Groebner, Doug Franzen and Tanner Kordosky along with team members Jackson Slattery, Bode Fox and Alex Marzen for spending a Saturday with Pheasants Forever removing woody invasive plants from the seven-acre prairie restoration site at Ravenna Town Hall.