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Marlin-Odessa Gun Clubs in action

ODESSA – The 104th year of the Spokesman-Review Inland Northwest Trapshoot began Jan. 9, 2022, with the Marlin and Odessa Gun Clubs again joining forces to participate in the oldest and largest shoot of its kind in the U.S. Trapshooters from Washington, Idaho, Montana and Oregon make up the participating clubs.

After Covid precautions kept some from participating last year, both the newspaper and the club members found it challenging to get back into the swing of this long-time contest. The two clubs are now back to shooting each Sunday for the eight weeks of the contest. The results of the first shoot on Jan. 9 show the Marlin-Odessa club tied for first place with the Yakima Valley Sportsmen, both teams with a score of 98. The Jan. 16 results are given below. Reporting results for the Odessa Club this year is Markus Smith. Marlin’s results are provided by Doug Starkel.

Odessa results

Only one Odessa shooter, Jon Fink, managed a score of 25 by hitting all the targets. No one shot 24, but Nick Tebow and Brian Wraspir both had 23. Shooting 22 were Markus Smith, Wyatt Haase and Koree Smith. At 20 and under were Colley Walter, HaLee Walter, Deric Schmierer, Izaak Schmierer, Nathan Melcher, Paige Smith, Bill Weber, Aiden Schmierer, Hudson Watson, Kolter Watson, Kit Watson, Casen Watson, Stan Dammel, Jesse Reeves, Jim Smith, Levi Hardung, Cade Weber, Trevor Smith, Tom Schuh, Camden Weber, Anthony Paszkeisz, Meagan Tebow, Tucker Walter, Casey Neilsen, Corbyn Neilson, Holden Iverson, Hudson Walter, Mitch Wraspir and Garrett Braun.

The high handicap shooter was Tom Schuh. High doubles shooter was Jon Fink. Deric Schmierer was the Miss-n-Out winner, while Markus Smith won both the Annie Oakley and Bushwacker awards.

Marlin results

Jessica Winston and Dan Asker both hit all 25 targets. Travis Shearer and Mark Vandeweghe hit 24, and Doug Starkel and Jim Imbert hit 23. Coming in at 22 were Corey Shearer, Tyson Visker, Todd Druffel and Kass Kimble. Hitting 21 were Kevin Herr, Paul Bowden, Mike Bise, T.J. Visker, Camden Eckhart, Daryl Kimble, Brent Finkbeiner and Juan Rocha. Those shooting 20 targets or under were Chuck Ray, Josh Gray, Miller Stout, Brian Finkbeiner, Brayden Finkbeiner, Ron Lesser, Chris Stout, Randy Hayes, Mike Wright, Nolan Wright, Kyle Hannahs, Spencer Olson, Chad Jackson, Wayne Dainty, Rob, Imbert, Bryan Winston, Mike Christ, Charlene Krause, Jessie True, Jon Hettinga, Cort Kimble and Wiley Kimble.

High handicap winner was Todd Druffel and high doubles winner was Mark Vandeweghe.

Author Bio

Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, Editor

Terrie Schmidt-Crosby is an editor with Free Press Publishing. She is the former owner and current editor of the Odessa Record, based in Odessa, Wash.

 

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