Junior Girls Break Same Record During Same Relay at JROTC Regional Match

Posted by Junior Shooters

 

By Ashley Brugnone, CMP Writer

ThompsonANNISTON, Ala. – Emma Thompson, who has repeatedly set and broke over nine of her own Navy Sporter JROTC National Records during the last few Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) 3×20 air rifle events, did so again on Day 2 of the JROTC Regional Service Championship, held in February. But, much like her other records, it didn’t stand for long – in fact, it lasted less than 20 minutes.

Emma Thompson (center) topped the overall sporter class, but it was Jesseca Montcrieff (right) who broke Thompson Navy JROTC Standing score National Record by one point. Photo courtesy of Freeport Pretzel Navy JROTC Facebook page

Thompson recorded a new Navy JROTC Sporter Standing National Record score, but on the same relay, Jesseca Montcrieff outshot Thompson’s new score by one point – setting the record for herself with a score of 189-4x.

Both junior girls gave incredible performances during the Regional Championships, finishing first and second, respectively, overall in the Navy Championship as well as amongst all of the JROTC Services. The exceedingly talented Thompson remarkably finished with an aggregate score 30 points above Montcrieff – completely securing her place at the top of the sporter class.

With Regionals completed, the final step in the JROTC Service Championship competition series is the National Championship, waiting to be held at the CMP’s South Competition Center in Anniston, Ala., March 23-25.

Like the Regional events, the National match is a 3×20 air rifle competition, where competitors fire 20 record shots from three positions: prone, standing and kneeling. Visitors are welcome into the range to observe the National Championships at any time during the match, with free admission. Guests will also be able to personally see CMP’s new air gun targets, recently installed in November 2016.

The South Competition Center now includes the CMP South Store that is stocked to fulfill equipment and memorabilia needs. Marksmanship Nights, held year-round at the range for the public, allow visitors of virtually any age and experience levels to try their hands at air rifle or air pistol shooting. For more on the South Competition Center, visit http://thecmp.org/air/cmp-competition-centers/.

For more information on the JROTC Service Championships, visit http://thecmp.org/air/jrotc-air-rifle-national-championship/.

Below is a list of the overall Top 3 Individual and Team competitors of the JROTC Regional Championships. For a complete list of results, visit https://ct.thecmp.org/app/v1/index.php?do=match&tab=results&task=edit&match=14884.

Spectators

Spectators are welcome to watch the National Championships at the South Competition Center in Anniston – free of charge!

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS:

Navy JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Emma Thompson, Freeport High School, IL – 1241.9
  2. Jesseca Montcrieff, Oviedo High School, FL – 1204.1
  3. Jaycie Hoenig, Zion Benton High School, IL – 1204

Precision:

  1. Veronica Stanley, Stockbridge High School, GA – 1273.1
  2. Samantha Miller, Los Alamos High School, NM – 1271.9
  3. Shannon Tyssen, Upson Lee High School, GA – 1267

Air Force JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Brianna Fish, Clover High School, SC – 1177.7
  2. Kade Jackovich, Desert Ridge High School, AZ – 1171.6
  3. Kristopher Dauble, Clover High School, SC – 1159.5

Precision:

  1. Rayven Fincher, Monroe Area High School, GA – 1269.5
  2. Ashley Stacy, Monroe Area High School, GA – 1244.1
  3. Kaci McCrary, Prairie High School, WA – 1242.8

Army JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Erin Young, Pueblo County High School, CO – 1196.3
  2. Angel Nunez, Trevor G. Browne High School, AZ – 1193.1
  3. Aireonna Gonzales, Fountain Fort Carson High School, CO – 1191.9

Precision:

  1. Adriana Hickerson, Creek Wood High School, TN – 1281.6
  2. Taylor Gibson, North Salem High School, OR – 1279.8
  3. Daniel Enger, Walla Walla High School JROTC, WA – 1278.7

Marine Corps JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Levi Carlson, Nation Ford High School, SC – 1211.4
  2. Kaylene Castillo, Eldorado High School, NM – 1200.4
  3. Gabrielle Phelps, Gulfport High School, MS – 1191.1

Precision:

  1. Mark Amdahl, Eldorado High School, NM – 1280.7
  2. Tanner Whitehead, East Coweta High School, GA – 1273.3
  3. Haley Castillo, Eldorado High School, NM – 1270.5

Locations

The JROTC Regional Championships were held at Camp Perry, Ohio; Anniston, Ala.; and Las Vegas, Nev. – all on CMP’s new electronic targets.

 

 

TEAM RESULTS:

Navy JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Zion Benton High School, IL – 4377-136x
  2. Freeport High School, IL – 4366-133x
  3. Volunteer High School, TN – 4316-114x

Precision:

  1. John Marshall High School, TX – 4600-253x
  2. Los Alamos High School, NM – 4594-245x
  3. Upson Lee High School, GA – 4563-224x

Air Force JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Clover High School, SC – 4239-99x
  2. Sickles High School, FL – 4183-87x
  3. South Panola High School, MS – 4150-101x

Precision:

  1. Cherokee High School, GA – 4514-188x
  2. Monroe Area High School, GA – 4512-212x
  3. Kaiserslautern High School, Germany – 4473-175x

Army JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Fountain Fort Carson High School, CO – 4325-126x
  2. Lebanon High School, OR – 4310-126x
  3. Abraham Lincoln High School, CO – 4299-129x

Precision:

  1. Sarasota Military Academy, FL – 4615-254x
  2. Enterprise High School, AL – 4597-250x
  3. Stuttgart High School, AE – 4594-239x

Marine Corps JROTC:

Sporter:

  1. Nation Ford High School, SC – 4377-133x
  2. Rio Rancho High School, NM – 4338-130x
  3. Gulfport High School, MS – 4322-130x

Precision:

  1. Eldorado High School, NM – 4669-293x
  2. East Coweta High School, GA – 4618-272x
  3. La Cueva High School, NM – 4612-252x

The Civilian Marksmanship Program is a federally chartered 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation. It is dedicated to firearm safety and marksmanship training and to the promotion of marksmanship competition for citizens of the United States. For more information about the CMP and its programs, log onto www.TheCMP.org.

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