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The stadium opens the way for Jordan’s snipers in the state championships The Okenye won the Class 7A title at the Minnesota High School Clay Target League Championship on June 20 at Alexandria Shooting Park, beating 99 out of 100 to be found. Jordan finished fifth and one of twenty-nine schools in their class with a score of 477. Roseau won the title (486), followed by New Prague and Fairmont (482) and Alexandria (480). class of the school, "said Jordan coach Jeff Radick. Ben Swanson and Nicholas McConnell eventually combined for 10th for Jordan, beating 97 by 100. John Lenzmeier scored 84th (92), while Joshua Dolan played 99th (91). . On the girls' side, ninth grader Nicole Ray took home state honors and Jordan's division for the winning goal of 92 points. Karly Breeggemann finished 38th in the division varsity (77) .The Jordanian football team was third. at the state level, where the novice members are tenth. 토토사이트

The other figures for Jordan include Noah Danuser and Connor Raduenz (87), Cheylub Schmitt (86), Logan Theis, Jack Burke and Hunter Lenzmeier (84), Jeremiah Stay (83) and Dylan Theis (81.) Forty members from the state's nine classes qualified for the Minnesota state championship, which took place June 26 at the Minneapolis Gun Club at Lake 477 Jordan Sports Club was the fourteenth of the three hundred and forty-four runners in Alexandria pi MSHSL, Jordan ranked 14th in the group with a total of 463 teams. The Red Wing won the title (484), followed by Tri-Ciy United (483) and Alden-Conger (482). Hold for 14th in each competition with 98 of 100 targets. He was the only Jordanian footballer to mature. Swanson scored 96 in team competition for Jordan, McConnell (91), Lenzmeier (90) and Ray (88) next. which made us nod our heads more than we should have, "Radick said." From the second session we did well and we had an honorable performance. The length of stay was 23.8 out of 25 targets, tied for 61st by a total of 10,959 shooters in the state.