Open Grove Results 5-11-14

[Joe Friedrich]

We had 9 shooters brave the wicked conditions this morning. It was a good learning experience for the shooters. They started off with decent conditions but it didn't last long.

We had 2 separate matches for those that wanted to shoot in another class.

Match 1 Results:

LV:
1) Doug Miller: 243-9x, 246-7x, 240-2x, == 729-18x

2) Vipha Miller: 242-6x, 241-4x, 240-3x, == 723-13x

3) Matt Lababedy: 234-3x, 239-1x, 239-5x, == 719-9x

HV:
1) Tim McMurray: 240-6x, 235-6x, 238-3x, == 713-15x

2) Linzie Boise: 232-6x, 240-7x, 239-1x, == 711-14x

3) Tom Anderson: 227-2x, 227-1x, 227-2x, == 681-5x

Open:
1) Bill Tramel: 243-6x, 248-15x, 244-5x, == 735-26x

2) Matt Kellerman: 234-6x, 234-2x, 243-5x, == 711-13x

UNL.
1) Christopher Todd: 238-3x, 237-7x, 240, 7x, == 715-17x

Match 2 Results:

LV:
1) Doug Miller: 238-2x, 236-3x, 241-5x, == 715-10x

2) Vipha Miller: 226-2x, 235-5x, 231-6x, == 692-13x

3) Tim McMurray: 229-5x, 233-6x, 225-4x, == 687-15x

4) Linzie Boise: 201, 199, 180, == 580

HV:
1) Matt Lababedy: 239-4x, 229-2x, 234-2x, == 702-8x

2) Tom Anderson: 214-1x, 220-2x, 217-1x, == 651-4x

Open:
1)Bill Tramel: 245-4x, 240-6x, 226-1x, == 711-11x

2) Christopher Todd: 230-2x, 233-3x, 232- 1x, == 695-6x

Thanks to all the shooters for their support, and good shooting in those conditions.

Next Match June 8th.

Regards,
Joe

 

[Viking]

By the results it looks like there where plenty of wind!!
Good going for everyone! I like the 2 match solution for people wanting to participate in more than one class.

 

[ModelA]

Looks like Viper took it easy on Doug and let him win a couple. It was a pleasure shooting with most of your shooters again at the Nationals that shot at the worlds in 2011. Did get to shoot with Matt last year as he picked up a gun at the North East Regionals. Shortly afterwards Todd, Matt and Craig did Great at the World Cup in CZ.
Great shooting everyone !

Paul

 

[Joe Friedrich]

Thanks Viking and Paul.

Paul,

It's good thing Viper didn't have her fangs showing it might have been the other way around.

Regards,
Joe