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New Rifle Instruction Guide Available from the CMP...Page 11 ONON THETHE MARKMARK THE NEWSLETTER FOR COACHES AND JUNIOR MARKSMEN MARCH 2006 2006 Western Region JROTC Air Rifle Championship...Page 14 2006 Eastern Region JROTC Air Rifle Championship...Page 2 NNewew RRifleifle IInstructionnstruction GGuideuide AAvailablevailable ffromrom tthehe CMP........PageCMP........Page 1111 2 2006 Eastern Region JROTC Air Rifl e Championship By Sommer Wood, Staff Writer/Editor On February 9th-11th, 213 individuals er and Precision classes. Each Service ad- and teams representing 58 different Army, vanced their top two teams plus their top Marine Corps and Navy JROTC units went three at-large individuals in each class to the shoulder-to-shoulder in the 2006 Eastern Re- National JROTC Championship that will gion JROTC Air Rifl e Championships. The take place March 23rd-25th at Fort Benning. three-in-one match determined Army, Ma- The top teams advancing to the Nation- rine Corps and Navy JROTC team and indi- als in the Sporter class were Navy programs vidual champions for their Eastern Regions South Effi ngham HS from Georgia with a as well as who from each service would ad- 2088, and King George HS from Virginia that vance from the Eastern Region to the National also shot 2088. Army teams advancing were JROTC Air Rifl e Championship in March. Craigmont HS scoring a 2062, and Ripley HS The JROTC Eastern Region Champion- scoring a 2025. Both schools are from Tennes- ships were held at Fort Benning, GA, home see. For the Marine Corps, Palm Bay HS from of the U. S. Army Marksmanship Unit. Equip- Florida took the top spot with a 1999, while ment checks and electronic targets were a R-S Central HS scored a 1978 to secure the Army JROTC Precision Class Champion: new experience for many of the competitors second position and advance to the next round. Britton Watson, Sarasota Military Acad- who attended their fi rst major competition. In the Precision class, Shelby Coun- emy, Sarasota, FL. To qualify for the Region Championships, ty HS from Kentucky scored a 2314, and teams and individuals had to fi rst post top Colquitt County HS from Georgia scored scores for their respective services in JROTC a 2293 to advance to Nationals for the Ma- Air Rifl e Postal Matches that concluded in rine Corps. For the Navy, Luella HS posted December. These Postals were also used to a 2293 and Henry County HS posted a 2278 determine who advanced to the Western Re- to claim the top two spots. Both schools are gion Championships that will be held on Feb- located in Georgia. Würzburg-American High ruary 23rd-25th in Colorado Springs, CO. School, which is located in Germany, was The competition was divided into team the top fi nisher for the Army with a score of and individual categories in both the Sport- 2239. Finishing second was Fitzgerald High School from Georgia with a score of 2220. To determine the individual champions and the top at-large individuals who will rep- resent each service in the JROTC Nationals, a Final was shot at the end of the regular 3x20 course of fi re. The top eight fi nishers in each service shot an additional ten-shots standing, which was added to their overall score. Fi- Marine Corps JROTC Sporter Class Continued on Page 7 Champion: Richard Hamel, Palm Bay HS, Melbourne, FL. M Champion:C Whitney Daggs, Newton HS, Covington, GA. HS, Marion, NC. Army JROTC Sporter Class Individual vyv JROTC Precision Class Champion: Champion: Derric Lee, Craigmont HS, gan Smith, McEachern HS, Powder Memphis, TN. rings, GA. MARCH 2006 3 Sighting Shots ON THE MARK ON THE MARK Staff: 2005 Gary Anderson Invitational - 378 compet- 2006 Club Annual Report and Renewal Forms Gary Anderson DCM itors from 16 different states including shooters from are posted on the CMP website at http://www.odcmp. Sheri Judd Admin. Asst. to DCM as far away as Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, com/Clubs/AnnualReport.pdf. Annual reports are Sommer Wood Editor Colorado and Texas gave the 2005 Gary Anderson required for a club to maintain CMP affi liation and Christine Elder Publications Coordinator Invitational the biggest participation it has had since are due by April 1, 2006. For further information its inception in 1996. The 2005 GAI took place on the or questions, contact Shannon Hand at (419) 635- ON THE MARK is published bi-monthly by the U. S. Army Marksmanship Unit’s Pool Range Complex 2141 ext. 1101 or via email at [email protected]. Civilian Marksmanship Program. It is dedicated to at Fort Benning, Georgia on 2-4 and 9-11 December. View disseminating news and information about junior the complete article with pictures on the CMP web site Bob Foth named USA Shooting’s Manager of shooting activities to leaders and coaches of junior at http://www.odcmp.org/0106/default.asp?page=GAI. Youth Programs and Coach Development. Foth, who shooting clubs, teams and camps. Its primary is a 1992 Olympic silver medalist and former USOC purpose is to help youth shooting leaders teach fi re- CMP Marksmanship Programs for New Athlete’s Advisory Council representative for shoot- arms safety and marksmanship more effectively. Shooters - The CMP is, in many respects, a grass roots ing, will replace Martin Edmondson who is retiring this Subscriptions: One free ON THE MARK organization that places a high priority on encourag- month. For more information on this story go to, http:// subscription is provided to each junior club that ing new shooters and helping them learn gun safety view.exacttarget.com/?ffcb10-fe8f177675610c7973- is affi liated with the CMP, JROTC unit with a and marksmanship skills to get them off to a good fe2b15727765007b721277-ff051670756701. marksmanship program and 4-H Shooting Sports start in target rifl e and pistol shooting. Several CMP Club. Individual subscriptions to ON THE MARK programs focus on this objective. If you are new to 2006 CMP 3-Position Summer Camp Counsel- are available at $8.00 per year. To subscribe to the shooting sports, this article describes CMP pro- ors Needed. CMP is looking for nine qualifi ed college ON THE MARK, contact: 419-635-2141, ext. 1111 grams for new shooters and how to take advantage rifl e team members to work as junior camp counselors or email [email protected]. of the opportunities they offer. View the complete during the summer of 2006. The position runs June article on the CMP web site at http://www.odcmp. 1- August 5. Anyone seeking additional informa- Address Changes: To submit address changes or org/0106/default.asp?page=CMP_PROGRAMS. tion or an application should visit the CMP website corrections, contact: 419-635-2141, ext. 1111 or at, http://www.odcmp.com/3P/camp_counselor.htm. email [email protected]. Regulations and Applications for the 2006-2007 CMP College Scholarships are posted on the CMP A Junior Highpower Clinic will be offered in Read- Editorial Submissions: To submit articles, edito- website. Each year up to one-hundred $1000 scholar- ing, MA on April 22-23. The two-day clinic will be held rial material or photographs for possible inclusion ship are awarded to high school seniors and college un- at the Reading Rifl e and Revolver Club for juniors who in ON THE MARK, contact: Sommer Wood, ON derclassmen who excel in rifl e marksmanship and who are 14 years of age or older. For information and clinic THE MARK Editor, P. O. Box 576, Port Clinton, are enrolled in Army, Navy, or Marine Corps JROTC application, contact Maureen Trickett at (978) 257- OH 43452; fax 419-635-2573 or email swood@ or ROTC programs. For more information go to, 0406 or email [email protected]. odcmp.com. http://www.odcmp.com/Programs/Scholarship.htm. 16th Annual American Legion Air Rifl e Na- Junior Program Resources: To request informa- tional Championship preliminary round results are tion about CMP junior shooting programs, contact: The National Guard Bureau (NGB) sponsors the CMP Programs, P. O. Box 576, Port Clinton, annual NGB Junior Air Rifl e Tournament to give posted. A combined 978 juniors and 200 teams com- peted in the sporter and precision classes. A total of OH 43452; 419-635-2141 ext. 1101 or email sporter and precision class position air rifl e shooters [email protected]. at all levels of ability a unique opportunity to test their 36 teams have advanced to the team championship marksmanship skills in competition with other junior postal, which will determine the top fi ve precision ON THE MARK Wants Your Input: We want shooters in their home states and throughout the nation. and sporter teams. In the individual qualifi cation your letters, questions, comments and opinions. ON The Tournament has two phases, a State Championship postal, 78 athletes have advanced, from which the THE MARK will dedicate space to publish letters postal phase and a National Championship shoulder-to- top 15 athletes from each class will advance to the from readers. We may not be able to publish them shoulder phase. The results from the Postal phase are National Championship Match which will take place all, but we do hope to include letters, and answers now posted on the CMP web site at http://clubs.odcmp. August 1-6, 2006. This event will be held at the to the letters, that will be benefi cial to the broadest com/cgi-bin/report_matchResult.cgi?matchID=1152. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo- audience. If we do something you like, let us know. rado. For more information and results go to, http:// If we say something you do not like, let us know.
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