trap shooting

Owatonna's trap shooting coaches were quite pleased with the team's performance in their first-ever appearance at the Minnesota State High School League clay target shooting championships.

Chancellor Olson (NRHEG) and Cole Volkmann (Medford) each had a great day at the state trap tournament, yet tied for 42nd place.

Owatonna finished sixth in Class 8A of the Trap Shooting Championships in Alexandria and advances to the MSHSL event Friday, June 22.

Medford and NRHEG led their conference standings from wire-to-wire this spring to capture their league standings in clay target shooting. Owatonna finished second after jumping up two classes to a large conference due to the interest in the sport.

The Medford and NRHEG trap shooting teams remain in first place in their respective conferences two weeks into the season. Owatonna slipped from second to third.

Whether you enjoy looking at and shooting guns or not, family fun is the goal of the Shooters Roundup weekend at Ahlman's Guns in Morristown.

Zachary Eustice and Collin Christenson of NRHEG shot at Saturday's state clay target shooting championships at Minneapolis Gun Club in Prior Lake.

Owatonna High School's trap shooting team competes at the state championships in Alexandria Friday. This is the Huskies first year of fielding a team in the clay target league.

Medford and Blooming Prairie were among the Class A teams at Alexandria for the opening day of the state trap shooting championships on Monday.

Medford's trap shooting team has the top seven individuals to lead its conference two weeks into the season. Owatonna is second in its conference race.