Rivers and Glenn Shoot

There were four disciplines: 100 skeet, 100 trap, 100 sporting clays, and 50 super sporting. The Cadets asserted their dominance in all respects. Awards were given for the first three places in each category for each event and shoot-offs occurred in the event of ties for first through third place. Squad awards were based on the top three individuals from each school in each discipline or the top five in trap. The Cadets finished as follows:

Jack McKenzie and Sam Anderson were in a three-way shoot-off for third, individually, in skeet. Jim Reynolds Morrison was also in a shoot-off for third, individually, in super sporting.

Chaz Palmer was in individual shoot-offs for both sporting and super sporting.

The Cadets’ top 10 scores were as follows:

Jim Reynolds Morrison: 94/100 skeet, 88/100 trap, 94/100 sporting, 48/50 super sporting; 324

Chaz Palmer: 92/100 skeet, 90/100 trap, 90/100 sporting, 48/50 super sporting; 320

Gavin Walmsley: 94/100 skeet, 90/100 trap, 88/100 sporting, 47/50 super sporting; 319

Drake Cooper: 94/100 skeet, 85/100 trap, 95/100 sporting, 45/50 super sporting; 319

Sam Anderson: 98/100 skeet, 88/100 trap, 85/100 sporting, 47/50 super sporting; 318

Jack McKenzie: 98/100 skeet, 91/100 trap, 82/100 sporting, 44/50 super sporting; 313

Alex Ray: 97/100 skeet, 88/100 trap, 82/100 sporting, 42/50 super sporting; 309

Harrison Tate: 93/100 skeet, 86/100 trap, 84/100 sporting, 43/50 super sporting; 306

Lucas McKenzie: 95/100 skeet, 75/100 trap, 89/100 sporting, 45/50 super sporting; 304

Grady McKenzie: 86/100 skeet, 89/100 trap, 84/100 sporting, 42/50 super sporting; 301

BC has three weeks of practice remaining before the Georgia Independent Athletic Association (GIAA) state championship.