The Brownwood Claybird Club hosted the Texas State Super Shooting Championship over the weekend, which brought 232 families – ages 9 to 85 – to Brownwood for the event.
Event winners were:
Texas State Super Sporting Champion
Jack Sikes, 18 years old from Colleyville, who earned $2,784 in payouts and two RTIC Coolers
Texas State Super Sporting Runner Up
Pro shooter, Clayton Nance of Abilene
Master Class Champion
Jacob Cameron of San Antonio
AA Class Champion
Harmon Groves, 17 years old of Burleson
A Class Champion
Wyatt Kershaw, 17 years old of Welsh, Louisiana
B Class Champion
Cole Montfort, 15 years old of Chatfield
C Class Champion
Carlysle Bond of Houston
D Class Champion
Gregory Prather of Midlothian
E Class Champio
Cooper McMillian, 13 years old of Bangs
Other local competitors included 15-year-old Kayli DeVusser, who was B Class 5 Stand Champion, Runner Up Sub Junior Champion, and Runner Up Lady Champion; 10-year-old Ryan DeVusser who was 8th place D Class; along with Gage Sparks, Buddy Gieb, Alex Gieb, Blake Holleman and Steven Wilson.
The Brownwood FFA Boosters ran the concession stand Thursday through Sunday serving contestants breakfast and lunch!. Not only did Brownwood FFA run concessions, but they were our official trappers for the Main Event. We truly could not have been successful this weekend without this group of dedicated parents and Future Farmers.
The Brownwood Claybird Club would like to thank some tremendous local supporters such as Gieb Land and Cattle Co., Southwestern Advisory Group, Uncle Moose’s, Bar Diamond Bar, Chisolm Trail Real Estate, VID, Weldon Wilson Electric, Wendlee Broadasting, Farm Boy Grooms Seed, Martin Earthworks, Pate’s Hardware, McCoy’s and Pitts Stop. Events like this are not possible without them.
The Brownwood Country Club hosted two social events Friday and Saturday evening.
The Brownwood Claybird Club would also like to thank the Texas Sporting Clays Association as the title sponsor, Gulf Coast Promatic, Briley Mfg, White Flyer and Score Chaser.