OYE Shotgun Sports Competition - Your Hometown News

Kingfisher County 4-H Shooting Sports Team competed in the 2023 OYE Shotgun Sports competition. The preliminaries were held on September 7^th and the senior team qualified to compete in the trap and sporting clays final and the junior team qualified for the trap finals that were held on September 27^th. The senior team of Reid Witt, Hagen Swanson, Kaden Kennedy and Brok Cooper place 5^th overall with a 4^th place finish in sporting clays and 11^th place finish in trap. The junior team of Trent Choate, Kaleb Peach, Mason McGee, Tryson Sturgill and Brooklyn Martin placed 4^th in the trap competition. Reid Witt, a senior, placed 8^th and Brok Cooper, a freshman, placed 3rd in the finals of the individual sporting clays competition. The following placed individually in trap at the preliminary competition. Kaden Kennedy, a sophomore, placed 2^nd , Trent Choate, a freshman, placed 7^th, Garnet Crawford, a seventh grader, placed 4^th and Tyson Evans, a seventh grader, placed 8^th. Mason McGee, an eighth grader, placed 8^th and Tyson Evans, placed 6th each individually in sporting clays. Also participating in the preliminary competition and placing 16^thwas a junior team of Addison Huntsberger, Beau Whittenburg, Jameson Ladwig, Garnet Crawford and Tyson Evans. The junior sporting clays team members were Trent Choate, Mason McGee, Beau Whittenburg, and Tyson Evans with a preliminary placing of 16^th. Team members Reid and Tyson attend school at Kingfisher, Hagen attends at Lomega and Brooklyn at Dover. The other team members attend Hennessey schools. The team is coached by Derek Peach, Mike McGee and Tanner Choate.