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High School Trap ‐ All State Team Boys Standings High School Trap ‐ All State Team Boys Standings Place All FirstName LastName TeamName School Grade HS State League State Total Total Captain 296 Samuel Fowler Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1196 200 2 296 Drew Bjustrom North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 1199 197 6 295 Hunter Gehrke Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1197 198 5 295 Logan Chaloupka Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1295 200 4 295 Eric Long North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 999 196 295 Dylan Schepers Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1295 200 3 295 Kolton Manning Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1295 200 294 Landon Owens ear Creek Amana High School Tra Clear Creek Amana High School 1196 198 292 Jake Schwenker Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1297 195 291 Brent Alman asant Valley High School Trap Tea Pleasant Valley High School 997 194 291 Braxton Childers asant Valley High School Trap Tea Pleasant Valley High School 995 196 291 Timen Moretz N‐K Vikings Northwood‐Kensett Jr‐Sr High School 1296 195 290 Kyle Coomer North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 10 97 193 290 Zach Heying ew Hampton High School Trap Tea New Hampton High School 1096 194 289 Christian Haight Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 997 192 289 Lane Dundee Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1193 196 289 Brockton Frank Davenport Youth Trap West High School 1195 194 289 Hunter Roenfeldt North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 1295 194 289 Jared George Charles City High School Charles City High School 12 96 193 288 Trey Crouch Storm Lake High Trapshooters Storm Lake High School 12 97 191 288 John Patrick Crowley Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 11 91 197 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 11:32 AM Page 1 of 43 Place All FirstName LastName TeamName School Grade HS State League State Total Total 288 Michael Baumgartner Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 996 192 288 Christian Schwickerath ew Hampton High School Trap Tea New Hampton High School 1092 196 287 Treven Stallman Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 995 192 287 Jonathan Halstead North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 1093 194 287 John Behrens Davenport Youth Trap West High School 1095 192 287 Kaden Waack Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1194 193 287 Chad Thielen Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1191 196 286 Joey Hentges Xavier High School Xavier High School 1193 193 286 Alix Blickenderfer Charles City High School Charles City High School 1295 191 286 Kaleb Gipson Davenport Youth Trap Central High School 1197 189 285 Joe Wiarda AGWSR Cougars AGWSR High School 990 195 285 Clinton Manning Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1089 196 285 Noah Tiedtke Jefferson J‐Hawks Thomas Jefferson High School 1296 189 285 River Kelly Lakes Area Youth Trap Club Harris‐Lake Park High School 1195 190 284 Ben Lilleodden Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1286 198 284 Justin Gibbs Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1090 194 284 Keegan McCoy North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 992 192 284 Brandon Venhorst North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 1096 188 284 Nick Vsetecka Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1096 188 284 Matt Demmel ear Creek Amana High School Tra Clear Creek Amana High School 1091 193 283 Lance Miller Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1290 193 283 Joshua Rymars North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 1092 191 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 11:32 AM Page 2 of 43 Place All FirstName LastName TeamName School Grade HS State League State Total Total 283 Aaron Wright Charles City High School Charles City High School 1193 190 283 Dexter Hamann North Scott Trap Team North Scott Senior High School 1197 186 283 Robert Hancock Mason City HS Trap Team Clear Lake High School 1291 192 283 Austin Schmidt ew Hampton High School Trap Tea New Hampton High School 1092 191 282 Chase Connelly Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 986 196 282 Jarrett Manifold Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 995 187 282 Walker Sea Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1190 192 282 Alex Trentz Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1094 188 282 Mitchell Murphy Kennedy Trap Club John F Kennedy High School 1294 188 281 Kobe Burns Iowa City Westside Trap Club Iowa City West Senior High School 990 191 281 Kyle Trebbien Charles City High School Charles City High School 1297 184 281 Matt Murphy Kennedy Trap Club John F Kennedy High School 990 191 281 Grant Helle ear Creek Amana High School Tra Clear Creek Amana High School 1293 188 281 Sam Dixon LUW/East Marshall Straight Shoot East Marshall Senior High School 1092 189 280 Daylan Tompkins Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1189 191 280 Tate Jolliff Indianola Trap Team Indianola High School 1191 189 280 Cole Langreck Turkey Valley Trap‐Shooting Team Turkey Valley Jr‐Sr High School 1292 188 280 Jace Ites AGWSR Cougars AGWSR High School 1088 192 280 Elijah Smith Bettendorf High School Trap Team Bettendorf High School 1193 187 280 Brandon Severson N‐K Vikings Northwood‐Kensett Jr‐Sr High School 1291 189 279 Jacob Hauschild Kennedy Trap Club John F Kennedy High School 1292 187 279 Remington Schroder Pella Shooters Club Inc Pella High School 1196 183 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 11:32 AM Page 3 of 43 Place All FirstName LastName TeamName School Grade HS State League State Total Total 279 Brandon Thiessen Davenport Youth Trap West High School 1194 185 279 Kevin Burgart ew Hampton High School Trap Tea New Hampton High School 1088 191 279 Mason Flynn WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL TRAP CLU Wahlert Catholic High School 1186 193 279 Chase Gehrke Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 987 192 279 Tyler Perisho LUW/East Marshall Straight Shoot Marshalltown High School 1194 185 279 Cayde Lee averly‐ Shell Rock Trapshooting ClWaverly‐Shell Rock Senior High School 1292 187 279 Noah Osborn Davenport Youth Trap West High School 1194 185 278 James McAtee Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1092 186 278 Dakota Hulsing Jefferson J‐Hawks Thomas Jefferson High School 1090 188 278 Kolbie Van Dusseldorp Pella Shooters Club Inc Pella High School 1196 182 278 Wesley Carlson Kennedy Trap Club John F Kennedy High School 1092 186 278 Cameron Johns asant Valley High School Trap Tea Pleasant Valley High School 989 189 278 Kyle Davison Maquoketa Cardinals Varsity Maquoketa Community High School 1089 189 277 Tanner Howard Indianola Trap Team Indianola High School 1195 182 277 John Worthington DNH Wolverines Hudson High School 1293 184 277 Jared Popp Osage Trap Team Osage High School 1189 188 277 Trey Baures South Winneshiek Trap Team South Winneshiek High School 1191 186 277 Alex Maiers St. Ansgar Trap Team St Ansgar High School 1088 189 277 Daniel Mccammant Grinnell Sure Shots Grinnell Community Senior High School 1295 182 277 Kaden Young GHV HS Trap Team Garner‐Hayfield High School 1289 188 276 Edward Rivers III asant Valley High School Trap Tea Pleasant Valley High School 1291 185 276 Nic Wilson WAHLERT HIGH SCHOOL TRAP CLU Wahlert Catholic High School 1186 190 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 11:32 AM Page 4 of 43 Place All FirstName LastName TeamName School Grade HS State League State Total Total 276 Justin Cayler DNH Wolverines Dike‐New Hartford High School 1291 185 276 Joseph Kral Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 995 181 276 Levi Schwartz Solon Spartan Trapshooting Team Solon High School 1192 184 276 Nickolaus Chambers Osage Trap Team Osage High School 1093 183 276 Nicholas Yarkosky Albia High School Albia High School 1196 180 276 Seth Heinold Algona High School Algona High School 1294 182 276 Chase Rath Highland Shooting Sports Highland High School 994 182 276 Nathan Woosley Indianola Trap Team Indianola High School 1193 183 276 Brad Prull Kennedy Trap Club John F Kennedy High School 994 182 275 Mitch Huftalin Osage Trap Team Osage High School 1287 188 275 Logan McCormick Rice Lake Ikes Trap Team Lake Mills Senior High School 1290 185 275 Ty Haugen Belmond‐Klemme FFA Trap Teammond‐Klemme Community Jr‐Sr High Sc 992 183 275 Spencer Bowers Waterloo West High Trap Team Waterloo West High School 1295 180 275 Russ Paulsen averly‐ Shell Rock Trapshooting ClWaverly‐Shell Rock Senior High School 1194 181 275 Benjamin Klimesh South Winneshiek Trap Team South Winneshiek High School 1191 184 275 Chay Sonberg Charles City High School Charles City High School 1294 181 274 Marcus Lampe Cedar Falls HIgh Trapshooting Cedar Falls High School 1191 183 274 Branden Johannsen Lakes Area Youth Trap Club Spirit Lake High School 1296 178 274 Joseph Buchheit South Winneshiek Trap Team South Winneshiek High School 1288 186 274 Brant Friest South Hardin Trap Team South Hardin Middle School 989 185 274 Josiah Baker South Winneshiek Trap Team South Winneshiek High School 1291 183 274 Nathan Wilson Cedar Falls HIgh Trapshooting Cedar Falls High School 1089 185 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 11:32 AM Page 5 of 43 Place All FirstName LastName TeamName School Grade HS State League State Total Total 274 Ethan Hornbuckle asant Valley High School Trap Tea Pleasant Valley High School 990 184 273 Derik Emerson Osage Trap Team Osage High School 1189 184 273 Luke Hillegas Charles City High School Charles City High School 1086 187 273 Maverick Teel
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