Shooters Do Well In The Rain

7/8/2015

Marc Ardisson

Twenty-three Big Red shooters took a few hours off from studying for final exams and made the trip to Big Springs to compete against some of the best teams in the state on Saturday. Rainy weather was prevalent throughout the match, and the team did well despite shooting in less than ideal conditions. Squad V1 shot a 431, Squad V2 shot a 428, Squad V3 shot a 426, and Squad JV1 shot a 419. MBA V1 finished 15th, MBA V2 finished 16th, and MBA V3 finished 18th out of 26 Varsity squads. MBA JV1 finished 7th out of 13 JV squads. Three JV shooters also did well shooting as alternates with two Hume-Fogg shooters. Congratulations to junior Russell McGinn, who turned in the team's high score of the match with a 92! Brodie Poe, Russell McGinn, Tanner Noonan, and Magnus Campos all shot perfect rounds in this competitive meet. The team will compete in the TNSCTP Region 2 Championship at the Montgomery County Shooting Complex on Saturday, May 30th. Roll Red!

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MBA Squad V1: Jack Benson (82), Brodie Poe (90), Sam Garrett (79), Mark Floyd (91), and Duncan McGinn (89).
MBA Squad V2: Devon O' Donnell (77), Russell McGinn (92), William Hall (87), Tanner Noonan (88), and Jake Keen (84).
MBA Squad V3: Max Turner (88), Nick Sartain (87), Robertson Fowler (82), Sam Galanter (78), and Aubrey Greene (91).
MBA Squad JV1: Harrison Wachtler (82), Magnus Campos (86), Brinton Hoover (84), Mac Fleming (85), and Joseph Hatcher (82).
MBA JV Alternates: Bo Osgood (37), Wyeth Patton (55), and William Kinard (62).
Aubrey Greene takes a shot on station 1 during a lull in the rain.
As V3 packs up after finishing their round, Joseph Hatcher and the rest of JV1 get ready to shoot on Field 3 on a wet Saturday.
Tanner Noonan takes a shot from station 2 while shooting a perfect round in competition!
Congratulations to Magnus Campos on shooting his first ever 25 straight! It's even sweeter to do it in competition!
Max Turner called his score for the day, wearing the Dale Earnhardt Jr. 88 hat.
After having used his two malfunctions previously in a round, Brodie Poe had to take a loss on a shot when his shell did not fire after the pin obviously struck the primer!

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