Cole Montfort, a member of the Navarro County 4-H Shotgun Club, is coming home to Navarro County with one of the largest prizes in youth shooting sports. Cole shot his way to the top to be named the 4-H HOA of the San Antonio Livestock Show & Rodeo Junior Shoot-Out this past weekend at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio.
Navarro County 4-H Club had a total of 37 participants which made for one of the single largest clubs represented at the competition. The club had seven members qualify for the prestigious sporting clays finals. In addition to Cole, Jaxson Aten, Nicholas Aucamp, Dylan Dickerson, Eli Payne, Jet Tacker, and Kash Ware all qualified to compete on Finals Sunday. The team of Nicholas Aucamp, Jaxson Aten, and Cole Montfort placed 3rd in the Team 4-H Sporting Clays Event and won 2 flats of ammo each. In Trap, Dylan Dickerson advanced in Class 2 Lewis Class Trap placing 4th, and Corbin Teetz advanced in Class 6 Lewis Class Trap, placing 2nd. Dylan and Corbin both came home with buckles and prizes.
Other members competing included: Cade Brown, Tommy Brown, Coban Estrada, Caden Gowan, Jaxon Grant, Caroline Grider, Abigail Grider, Matthew Grider, Waylon Griffin, Eli Hagmeier, Caroline Hamp, Cetch Harris, Cooper Hayes, Reydin Hopper, Waylon Jennings, Levin Johnson, Ava Levine, Ryleigh Looper, Reid Looper, Jackson Matchett, Dreylon Meankins, Casen Montfort, Ellis Morehead, Wyatt Nicholson, Easton Smithart, Sadie Thedford, and Kodi Thedford.
Navarro County 4-H Shotgun Club would like to thank their sponsors whose generous support helps make events like these possible for Navarro County youth!