SE WI High School Trapshooting Regular Season Wrap-UpNext Week?s Conference Shoot is on-deck at the Waukesha Gun Club
The fourth season of High School Trapshooting in Southeastern Wisconsin is in the books with perennial powerhouse?s Burlington and Wilmot both finishing with 9-1 records. The Demon?s edge out the Panthers at the top of the standings by breaking 32 more targets over the ten-week regular season. Jefferson finished 8-2 followed by Lake Geneva Badger 7-3 with Milwaukee Marquette and Westosha Central both at 6-4.
Over 600 young athletes partook in the conference this season, making it one of the largest High School Trapshooting conferences in the United States and a role model for other programs around the country.
Jefferson was on the mark this week with Kevin Krause, James Garrity, and Lucas Heideman all blasting 25?s in route to a 123 to 116 victory over Lake Geneva Badger who was led by Joe Freeman?s 24. The Eagles edged the Badger for third in the final standings with their eighth win.
Milwaukee Marquette also posted 123 in a virtual match: Drake Harris, James Mccroy and Patrick Bassi all were perfect for the Hilltoppers who notched their sixth victory over the virtual score of 112.
Burlington?s Jordan Hintz and Alex Fennig were perfect to lead the Demons over Oconomowoc 121-106 to notch their ninth win and finish with the highest total of broken targets at 1,204. Mike Davy paced the Cooney with 23.
Ryan Maier, Patryck Sandoval and Olivia Pagels missed just one target each to lead Union Grove over Waterford 118 to 113. Philip Davis and Hunter Swan?s 24?s paced the Wolverines.
Wilmot put up its ninth win downing Racine Lutheran 117 to 107. Ryan Lipstreuer paced the Panthers with a perfect round; Wilmot broke 1172 targets on the season. Daniel Roeder and Clayton Stevens broke 23 to lead the Crusaders.
Central edged the virtual score of 113 in their match with Milwaukee Lutheran who did not field a Varsity team in their first season. Bryan Griffey topped the Falcon?s with a 24.
In the final match of the year, Cudahy downed Muskego 109 to 92. Logan Balow paced the Packers with 24 while Josh Bolmann led the Warriors.
Completing week nine scores was Wilmot downing Cudahy 122-103 behind John McCrae and Tyler Kuen?s clean round; Mason Zager paced the Packers with 22 broken targets.
Burlington?s Jordan Hintz and Jefferson?s Cole Mewis both broke 243 of 250 targets over the ten weeks averaging 97.2% to lead nearly 600 young athletes this year. The duo also had 5 perfect rounds of 25 each out of ten rounds over the season.
Winners in Junior Varsity were Jefferson, Burlington, Union Grove Central, and Wilmot. Wilmot?s Joshua Fuson was clean in JV. Jefferson?s Aaron Walechka, Burlington?s Courtney Uhlenhake and Muskego?s Tyler Whitt led the Intermediates with perfect rounds.
All 13 teams in the SE WI SCTP Conference will participate in the 4th annual SCWI SCTP Conference Shoot on Friday, May 31st and Saturday, June 1st at the Waukesha Gun Club to determine the Conference team and individual champions.
2013 SE WI Trap Conference Final Standings
Varsity Conf Total Percent
Burlington 9-1 1204 96.3
Wilmot 9-1 1172 93.8
Jefferson 8-2 1186 94.8
Lake Geneva Badger 7-3 1118 89.4
Mil. Marquette 6-4 1141 91.3
Westosha Central 6-4 1130 90.4
Waterford 4-6 1111 88.8
Union Grove 3-7 1088 86.2
Cudahy 3-7 1068 85.4
Racine Lutheran 2-8 1056 84.5
Muskego 1-9 984 78.7
Oconomowoc 0-10 1046 83.7
Mil. Lutheran N/A
Junior Varsity Conf Total Percent
Wilmot 9-1 1060 84.8
Jefferson 8-2 1037 82.9
Westosha Central 8-2 993 79.4
Union Grove 8-2 960 76.8
Waterford 6-4 1008 80.6
Lake Geneva Badger 5-5 1010 80.8
Mil. Marquette 5-5 942 75.4
Mil. Lutheran 5-5 935 74.8
Burlington 4-6 968 77.4
Muskego 3-7 875 72.9
Racine Lutheran 0-10 852 68.2
Oconomowoc 0-10 773 61.8
Cudahy N/A
Top Individual Shooters (min 50% rounds shot)
High Overall Score Birds Percent
Jordan Hintz ? Burl. Var. 243 250 97.2
Cole Mewis ? Jeff. Var. 243 250 97.2
Varsity Score Birds Percent
Ryan Lipstreuer ? Wil. 239 250 96.6
Kevin Krause ? Jeff. 236 250 94.4
Myles Walker ? Burl. 236 250 94.4
Christian Jensen ? Burl 235 250 94.0
Dalton Karow ? Cent. 232 250 92.8
Clayton DeFord ? Burl. 229 250 91.6
Josh Grisham ? Burl 229 250 91.6
Philip Davis ? Wat 205 225 91.1
Brendan Goethal ? Bad. 227 250 90.8
Alexa McCarthy ? Burl. 227 250 90.8
Junior Varsity Score Birds Percent
Nathan Miller - Cent. 207 225 92.0
Croy Kirch - Badger 229 250 91.6
Jacob Borkowitz ? Wil. 225 250 90.0
Daniel Patterson ? Mil L. 225 250 90.0
Henry Kurtzweil ? Mil M. 220 250 88.0
Mariano Ruffalo ? Cent. 190 225 84.4
Matthew Phillips ? Wil. 142 175 81.1
Colin Jacobsen - Badger 202 250 80.8
Sam Williams - Badger 202 250 80.8
Mathew Davis ? Wat. 201 250 80.4
Top Intermediates Score Birds Percent
John Dietz - Central 160 175 91.4
Tyler Whitt - Muskego 227 250 90.8
Weston Uhlenhake - Burl. 225 250 90.0
Hunter Conrad - Burl. 224 250 89.6
Hunter Milbrath - Jeff. 217 250 86.8
Top Ladies Score Birds Percent
Alexa McCarthy - Burl. 227 250 90.8
Alicia Dale - Wilmot 214 250 85.6
Mariah Kerr - Burl. 171 200 85.5
Emily Galuska ? Wil. 149 175 85.1
Andrea Turlick - Cud. 210 250 84.0
Perfect Scores (25 of 25) Team Ten Weeks
Jordan Hintz Burlington 5
Cole Mewis Jefferson 5
Dalton Karow Central 3
Kevin Krause Jefferson 3
Ryan Lipsteurer Wilmot 3
James McCroy Marquette 3
The Mission of the SEWI SCTP Conference is to instill in young people a respect for good sportsmanship, competitiveness, cooperation, teamwork, and high moral character through trapshooting competition.
The SE Wisconsin SCTP Conference was formed to create in young people a set of personal values and character traits such as fair play, compassionate understanding, individual responsibility, self-discipline, and personal commitment - qualities necessary to become successful and contributing members of society.
Competition is an important part of the Conference, but it is not the program?s underlying principle. The ?win-at-all-costs? philosophy has no place in the Conference. Striving to win while playing by the rules does. It is the DUTY of everyone involved - coaches, parents and participants - to be role models for team members to emulate, by upholding high moral and ethical standards of personal conduct.
Our Conference embraces and upholds all the rules, guidelines and standards of conduct; which are listed in the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation?s SCTP Handbook, Coaches Guidelines, and its Sportsmanship Contract.
The safe responsible handling and use of firearms is the foundation of our organization. We believe that trapshooting is a lifetime sport that families can enjoy together and our Conference can bring communities together through interscholastic competition.
For complete scores and other information visit
www.sewisctpconference.com or
www.shootsctp.org
