Arndt, Wieland lead Eagles at Minnesota Skeet Shooting Championship
Submitted photo New Ulm’s Charlie Arndt poses for a photo after finishing his final skeet shoot of the high school season this past Thursday at the Minnesota Skeet Shooting Championship in Prior Lake.
Submitted photo New Ulm’s Addysen Wieland poses with her first-place JV medal at the Minnesota State Skeet Shooting Championship this past Thursday in Prior Lake.
Submitted photo New Ulm’s Charlie Arndt poses for a photo after finishing his final skeet shoot of the high school season this past Thursday at the Minnesota Skeet Shooting Championship in Prior Lake.
Submitted photo New Ulm’s Addysen Wieland poses with her first-place JV medal at the Minnesota State Skeet Shooting Championship this past Thursday in Prior Lake.
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PRIOR LAKE -- The New Ulm Eagles clay target team competed in the Minnesota Skeet Shooting Championship this past Thursday at the Minneapolis Gun Club, with Charlie Arndt leading the way.
Arndt also finished his season as an All-State shooter with a season average of 23, ranking him 21st of 444 skeet shooters in the state.
On Thursday, Arndt led the way by shooting 84 of 100 targets he saw, while Tilken Fruhwirth followed with an 83 out of 100. Tate Isaacson shot 81 of 100 targets, while Casey Koop and Ian Lee both hit 80 of 100 targets.
Overall for the event, New Ulm ranked ninth in Class AAA, ranking first in junior varsity and eighth in varsity.
One shooter placed first in the junior varsity female category, that shooter being Addysen Wieland, who hit 79 of 100 targets she saw.