At the Illinois State Scholastic Championships and the Scholastic Clay Target Program National Championships, our shooters did great!  The National event included teams from 40 states, plus 3 teams from Canada with over 1,400 kids shooting throughout the 4-day event. 

State Competition:

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Intermediate Advance:  Justin Phillips, Brendan Farrell, Logan Baecht, Marrisa Tolbert, and Zack Atterberry finished 3rd place.

Intermediate Entry:  Stephen Elliott, Jordan Klope, Gabby Billing, Nolen Adney, and Quentin Wade finished 3rd place.

Senior Varsity:  Jesse Davis, Jake Furl, Kelby Steiner, Dalton Beacht, and Justin Greco finished 4th place.

Junior Varsity:  Chance Ketchum, Roland Bell, Aspen Steiner, Katelyn Batty, and Tanner Critchfield

Rookie:  Hunter Thornton, Ben Moyer, Brendon Buhs, Zach Weber, and Seth Yoswig finished 4th place.

Alternates:  Britta Moyer & Jamie Gentry

Sporting Clay
Varsity 1: Justin Greco, Dalton Baecht, and Kelby Steiner finished 1st place.

Varsity 2:  Jake Furl, Jesse Davis, and Tanner Critchfield finished 4th place.

Intermediate Advance:  Justin Philips, Logan Baecht, and Brendan Farrell finished 1st place.

Intermediate Entry:  Marrisa Tolbert, Noland Adney, and Zach Atterberry finished 3rd place. 

Skeet
Justin Phillips, Logan Baecht, and Brendan Farrell finished 2nd place.

National Competition:

Sporting Clays
Varsity:  Dalton Baecht, Justin Greco, and Kelby Steiner

Intermediate:  Justin Phillips, Brendan Farrell, and Logan Baecht finished 1st place in the nation!

With this National Championship, our club received National Recognition along with these 3 boys setting a state record for being the first to place in all three divisions along with taking a National Championship.

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Varsity:  Jesse Davis, Kelby Steiner, Jake Furl, Dalton Baecht, and Justin Greco

Junior Varsity:  Chance Ketchum, Roland Bell, Aspen Steiner, Katelyn Batty, and Tanner Critchfield

Intermediate Advance:  Justin Phillips, Brendan Farrell, Logan Baecht, Marrisa Tolbert, and Zach Atterberry

Intermediate Entry:  Jordan Klope, Stephen Elliott, Gabby Billing, Nolen Adney, and Quentin Wade

Rookies:  Hunter Thornton, Ben Moyer, Brandon Buhs, Zach Weber, and Seth Yoswig

We also need to note that at the Nationals, we had 2 boys that really set personal best:  Jesse Davis for a perfect 100 straight and Rookie Hunter Thornton for a perfect 25 straight!