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Friday, September 11, 2026 at 10:51 PM

SHOOTERS NATIONAL CHAMPS

Austin Crawford Wins Individual Crown
SHOOTERS NATIONAL CHAMPS
This Marshall County Sharpshooter Air Rifle Team took first place at the Daisy National Championships in Rogers, AR. In front left to right are Austin Crawford and Chris Cutler. Back row Anissa Crawford, Alivia Crawford, and Amelia Crawford.

By Anissa Crawford
Contributing Writer

    The Marshall County 4-H Sharpshooters sent two air rifle teams to the Daisy National Championships in Rogers, AR, and came home with a championship trophy.
    Team 1 consisted of Austin Crawford, Amelia Crawford, Chris Cutler, and Alivia Crawford. Team 2 included Nick Cutler, Ariana Crawford, Rhyker Bender, and Skylar Bender.
    Team 1 brought its best with a total score of 2,167 and 66 centers, landing them a first place win that was 73 points better than the second place team.  Alivia came in eighth place out of 125 shooters with a score of 529-13. Chris shot his top score of 535-14, taking fifth. Amelia shot a 544-13 which put her in third place. Austin shot an amazing 559-26 to take the overall individual title.  He was third in prone with a 194 and 11 centers and was first in kneeling with a 196 and 12 centers.
    Team 2 had an excellent showing with Nick shooting a 516-11, Ariana a 480-8, Rhyker a 455-7, and Skylar a 452-4. The team total was 1,903 and 30 centers, earning the team a 14th place out of 22 teams. 
    All of the Team 1 members finished among the top eight individuals and earned the right to compete in a shoot-out with the top 10 shooters, which was a separate competition.  They shot 10 shots from the standing position, getting one minute per shot. Austin placed fifth, Chris came in sixth, Amelia seventh, and Alivia ninth.
 


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