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Clay Tigers Take Aim at ATA Tournament and Give Back Through Combat Warriors Organization
This past Saturday, the Clay Tigers competed in an ATA tournament at PSC, putting their skills to the test alongside shooters of all ages and experience levels.
They had some outstanding performances throughout the day. Charlie Cox took first place in the sub-junior division, while Bryan Li shot a perfect 25/25 to win the junior division. Several of our Clay Tigers also outshot adult competitors, a great testament to the time, dedication, and hard work they have put into their shooting. View the team's score sheet.
And, in keeping with Clay Tigers tradition, we’ll be shooting Bryan’s hat to celebrate his perfect score!
After the tournament, Xander Abraham, William Burris, Bob Li, Bryan Li, Daniel Murray, and Easton Tuck headed to Arrow Point to work with Combat Warriors, a charity organization that supports soldiers. The boys had the opportunity to help coach soldiers during their first dove hunt. Their knowledge, encouragement, and support made a real difference, with several soldiers successfully limiting out thanks to the boys’ coaching.
It was a great day of competition, camaraderie, and giving back. We’re proud of all our Clay Tigers for representing the team so well both on and off the range!
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