2017 Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sports - Oklahoma State 4-H
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
2017 Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sports
September 26, 2017
2017 Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sports Team
Oklahoma was well represented at the 2017 National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships. Teams and individuals from
several disciplines made the stage.
Sarah Trotter, Landon Weeks, Brooke Bollinger and Colten Smith finished 4th overall, 4th in field and 3rd in FITA in Recurve
Archery. Sarah placed 4th in FITA and 4th overall individually while Landon placed 9th in FITA and 10th overall.
Zachary League finished 9th overall in Hunting Skills. He also placed 5th in hunting skills and sporting clays and 4th in
Decision making and Archery.
Payton Mayer placed 3rd in Skeet, 5th in Trap and 5th overall. Payton, Blake Randall, Nathan Beagle and Riley Hamilton
placed 2nd in Skeet and 4th in Trap.
Marissa Bensch placed 7th in 3 position Sporter Air Rifle.
The Oklahoma team improved to 6th this year moving up from 7th last year.
Volume 2~Issue 1~September 2017 ~ Marissa Bensch
2017 Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sports Page 2
4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador News
Meet your newest Oklahoma air rifle contest. the Optima wildlife reserve.
and National 4-H Shooting League has represented Okla- Currently League is the Guymon
homa at Nationals in Air Rifle, 4-H Club’s President and the Tex-
Sports Ambassador !
placing 33rd out of 93 in 2016, as County Game Leader.
Zachary started shooting with and Hunting Skills, placing 10th He is also active in Quiz Bowl,
the 4-H program at age nine. out of 54 in 2017. Zach made Band, and track. This summer, He
He began shooting recurve ar- appearances on the podium at competed at 4-H Shooting Sports
chery, and now Zach is certi- Nationals by placing 5th in Gen-
fied in archery, air rifle, shot eral Hunting Knowledge and 4th
gun and smallbore rifle. in Hunter Decision Making.
Zach has been an active partici- Zach has presented power
pant in the Northwest District point presentations on the
Winter Shooting series. He has Local, County & State level.
brought home Jr. Compound League tag teamed with his
Archery Champion as well as cousin, Austin Rankin (The
Senior Air Rifle Champion. Northwest District VP), pre- Zachary League
Zachary claimed State 4-H Air sent a workshop called
To Make Rifle Jr Champion and placed 4th “Beyond the Range”. League Nationals and spent an intense
& 2nd at State Air rifle as a has organized his local club to week at the U.S. Coast Guard
senior competitor. Zach also clean up the shooting range at Academy’s Introduction Mission.
The placed 1st in this year’s mail-in
Best
Better Coach Spotlight ~
Lindell certified in shotgun and muzzle- 4-H shooting sports, and all
got his start with 4-H coaching loader, and county level certi- these kids have accomplished
in 1998, when his two eldest fied in 22. Pistol and rifle, air over the years. The best part of
daughters started participating pistol and rifle, hunting and being a coach in this program is
in 4-H shooting sports. Lindell wildlife, archery, and western getting to watch these kids get
made the decision to become a heritage. He has currently started in our sport and grow
certified coach, to ensure his served as a 4-H coach for the through the program. Eventual-
kids would be able to partici- past 18 years and even though ly, they will grow up and age out
pate in aspects of the 4-H his children are now adults, he of the program, but I hope to
shooting sports program. continues to volunteer as a have them back in the future, to
coach for 4-H in Garfield Coun- help with the youth, passing on
Lindell has been certified in all
ty. 4-H to the future generations to
the 4-H shooting sports disci-
come.”
plines in the state of Oklahoma. Lindell says “I have enjoyed my
He has been state and nationally time and experiences through
2017 Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sports Newsletter Page 3
State .22 Rifle & Pistol Contest
We had a successful turn out for the State Small-bore rifle and pistol contest. There were a total number of 23 competitors for the rifle
portion of the contest, and 11 competitors for pistol. The weather was sunny and hot with a slight cool breeze between various stages of
the competition. Several volunteers arrived early to help setting up target stands, arranging the safety line and firing points, and serving
as range officials for the day.
Range officials for the day were Christal Bensch, Terry Nelson, Billy Bullard, Jason Tacker, Charles Urquhart, Sterling Atwood, Ivan Rodg-
ers, Annette Brouse, and JJ Jones. Amanda Goeppinger, Susana Horton, Tonya Boatman and Michael Bensch volunteered to handle scoring.
As the participants arrived they were given instructions to take their cased firearms and equipment to be checked in by Michael Bensch
and Charles Urquhart. Check in ran smoothly and everyone was ready to compete, many bottles of water had already been consumed to
keep the participants, volunteers, and range officials hydrated.
The first part of the event was the Small-bore rifle contest, starting with the 3 position, then the CMP, and finally silhouettes. The second
part of the event was the Small-bore pistol contest, starting with silhouettes, then the slow fire bullseye, and ending with the Camp Perry
round.
Sr Division .22 Rifle Top 5 .22 Pistol Top 5 Intermediate Division . 22 Rifle Top 5
Marissa Bensch Payne Marissa Bensch Payne Madison Goeppinger Wagoner
Shanell Boatman Payne Alex Parker McIntosh Brayden Bensch Payne
Clay Laughlin Bryan Donivin Horton Wagoner Carson Atwood McIntosh
Taylor Goeppinger Wagoner Rykken Brownlee Pittsburgh Jacob Lynch Logan
Noah Spence Payne
Joe McClure Bryan Cody Boatman Payne
Sr .22 Rifle 1st Place Team ~ Payne .22 Pistol 1st Place Team ~ Wagoner
Marissa Bensch Dominic Horton
Shanelle Boatman Donivin Horton
Noah Spence Taylor Goeppinger
Candace Spence Tyler Goeppinger
2017 National 4-H Shooting Sports Championship Results
Individual Individual Individual Overall Overall
Discipline Contestant Day 1 Placing Day 2 Placing Day 3 Placing Individual Team
Archery Com- FITA Field Round 3-D Round 14th
Logan Stephens 23rd 17th 16th 14th
pound
Joe-Z Jones 35th 34th 30th 31st
Michael Bird 76th 81st 40th 63rd
Clay Galbreath 78th 92nd 68th 83rd
Shanda Stephens - C
Archery Re- Field Round FITA 3-D Round 4th
Sarah Trotter 11th 4th 15th 8th
curve
Landon Weeks 12th 9th 13th 10th
Brooke Bollinger 22nd 19th 35th 21st
Colten Smith 16th 30th 36th 25th
Perry Trotter - C
Air Pistol Silhouette 13th
Alex Parker Single Shot 37th 53rd Slow Fire 38th 44th
Dalton Menees Rapid Fire 36th 54th Bullseye 47th 48th
Makayla Hamilton 52nd 43rd 40th 47th
Rykken Brownlee 48th 56th 46th 54th
Billy Bullard - C
Air Rifle 3 Position Standing Silhouette 13th
Marissa Bensch 7th 15th 29th 18th
Sporter
Shayla Boatman 83rd 79th 33rd 65th
Shane Wilson 76th 34th 51st 58th
Greg Holman 80th 56th 68th 70th
Christal Bensch - C
Hunting Skills Wildlife ID Hunter Deci- 10th
Zachary League and 23rd Hunting Skills 5th sion 4th 9th
Abagail Colten Management 37th and 29th Making 36th 39th
Pazlie Jones and 54th Sporting Clays 48th and 44th 53rd
Archer Bohlen Archery 37th 43rd Smallbore Rifle 48th 48th
Jennifer Colten - C
2017 National 4-H Shooting Sports Championship Results
Muzzleloader Brennen Tacker 50 Yard 11th Bottles and 40th Silhouette 21st 29th 8th
Colby Cook Bullseye 48th Critters 48th 29th 42nd
Dylan Cope 37th 28th 21st 27th
Ron Akers - C
Shotgun Payton Meyer Sporting 22nd Skeet 3rd Trap 5th 5th 6th
Clays
Blake Randall 59th 15th 57th 43rd
Nathan Beagle 87th 47th 35th 60th
Riley Hamilton 54th 11th 12th 25th
Dustin Conner - C
Smallbore Kolt Scalf Slow Fire 60th Silhouette 48th Camp Perry 60th 60th 15th
Pistol
Tyler Goeppinger Bullseye 52nd 57th Round 46th 54th
Joe McClure 59th 55th 45th 56th
Tala Gillenwaters 63rd 48th 63th 62nd
Annette Brouse - C
Smallbore Ashten Urquhart Silhouette 28th Civilian 35th 3 Position 12th 20th 10th
Rifle
Samuel Spence 51st Marksmanship 76th Slow Fire 69th 67th
Ashley Hayes 54th Program 59th Bullseye 59th 61st
Shanell Boatman 17th 68th 27th 23rd
Charles Urquhart - C
Clay Galbreath ~ 5 Time National 4-H Shooting Sports Competitor
Clay Galbreath became the first person petitors and he has shown incredible
to represent the state of Oklahoma for leadership skills. Clay has attended the
the last 5 years at the National Shooting National championships in muzzleloader,
Sports Championships. Clay has had a shotgun, .22 rifle, air rifle and compound
very successful career throughout his archery.
years in the 4-H Shooting Sports Pro-
gram. We wish Clay good luck in his future and
hope to see him back in the 4-H program
Clay has been a huge inspiration to as a coach and volunteer!
younger 4-H members in the program,
as well as the people around him out-
side of his sport. Clay has always been
ready to lend a helping hand. He dis-
plays sportsmanship to his fellow com-
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sports State Contests
Oklahoma 4-H Hunting Skills Contest October 7, 2017 OKC Gun Club
Oklahoma 4-H Trap Contest October 21, 2017 Okla. Trap & Skeet Assoc.
Oklahoma 4-H Muzzleloader Contest November 11, 2017 OKC Gun Club
Oklahoma 4-H Air Rifle Contest January 20, 2017 Fire Lake Arena, Shawnee
Oklahoma 4-H Air Pistol Contest January 20, 2017 Fire Lake Arena, Shawnee
Oklahoma 4-H Junior & Intermediate Outdoor Archery Contest and Senior FUN Shoot
April 14, 2018 Payne Co. Fairgrounds
National 4-H SS Championship June 24-29, 2018 Grand Island, NE
EXTRA Oklahoma 4-H Shooting Sport FUN Events
Duncan 4-H Fall Trap Shoot October 7, 2017 Duncan Gun Club
Payne Co. Hotshots Air Rifle/Pistol January 13, 2018 Payne Co. Expo – Stillwater
Payne Co. Hotshots Indoor Archery January 27, 2018 Payne Co. Expo – Stillwater
McIntosh Co. Outdoor Archery March 24, 2018 McIntosh Co. Fairgrounds
Terry Nelson
Extension State 4-H Assistant
State Shooting Sports Coordinator
terry.nelson@okstate.edu
4-H Youth Development
205 4-H Building
Stillwater, OK 74074
( P ) 405.744.9645
( C ) 405.334.7866
( F ) 405.744.6522
Oklahoma State University, in compliance with Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246 as amended, and Title IX of the Education
Amendments of 1972 (Higher Education Act), the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and other federal and state laws and regulations, does not discriminate on
the basis of race, color, national origin, genetic information, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, or status as a veteran, in any of its poli-
cies, practices or procedures. This provision includes, but is not limited to admissions, employment, financial aid, and educational services. The Director of Euual
Opportunity, 408 Whitehurst, OSU, Stillwater, OK 74078-1035; Phone 405-744-5371; email: eeo@okstate.edu has been designated to handle inuuiries regarding non-
discrimination policies: Director of Euual Opportunity. Any person (student, faculty, or staff) who believes that discriminatory practices have been engaged in based
on gender may discuss his or her concerns and file informal or formal complaints of possible violations of Title IX with OSU’s Title IX Coordinator 405-744-9154.
You can also read
