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Saturday, October 17, 2026 at 7:58 PM

SHOOTERS LEAGUE CHAMPS

SHOOTERS LEAGUE CHAMPS
The Britton-Hecla/Langford Area Trapshooting Team was the league champion for the fall season. Team members in front left to right are Abel Henning, Colton Biel, Kylan Sasker, Ryker Bruns, and Coach Dennis Nelson. Back row Coach Dana Vorachek, Hunter Jensen, Corbin Dawson, Camden Dinger, Dane Horter, Trey Biel, Dylan Harmon, and Talon Dinger. Not pictured are Regan Bruns and Daniel Jesz.

    The Britton-Hecla/Langford Area trapshooting team won the conference championship in the fall league. 
    Dylan Harmon won the conference male division and was also first overall with a 24.5 average out of 25 targets.  Hunter Jensen was second overall in the league with a 24.2 average.  Rounding out the top five for the local shooters in the fall season were Camden Dinger at 21.6, Trey Biel at 21.0, and Dane Horter at 20.1.
    “The team’s hard work, focus, and dedication truly paid off,” said team coaches.  “We’re so proud of each of you.”
 


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