Redwater High School Trapshooting Team Places in the Top 10

Three members of the Redwater High School Trapshooting Team recently went head-to-head with adults in the sport during the “50 Shades of Clay” Tournament at 5H Shooting Sports in Frankston, Texas.

According to a press release, team members braved the cold weather and held their own, and were placed in the Top 10 of all divisions.

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Member placements were as follows:

Member placements were as follows: Main, D Division: William Howell - Second Place; Luke McEntire - Ninth Place; Spencer Wells - Tenth Place.

Super Sporting, D Division: William Howell - First Place, Luke McEntire - Fourth Place; Spencer Wells - Sixth Place.

Super Sporting, D Division 20 Gauge: William Howell - First Place.

D Division 28 Gauge: William Howell - Third Place.

Five Stand, D Division: William Howell - Second Place; Luke McEntire - Sixth Place; Spencer Wells - Seventh Place.

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Congratulations to the Redwater High School Trapshooting Team for a job well done.

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