Lincoln County’s Patrick Hubble of the 4-H Anchor Point Archery Club and Colby Robeson of the 4-H Coastal Ranchers Club stand in 46th and 48th place, respectively, after the first day of competition in the 2018 National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships in Grand Island, Neb.
Both earned medallions and qualified for the three-day competition last June at the Oregon 4-H Shooting Sports State Contest.
Twelve youth from Oregon are in Nebraska representing Archery, Shotgun, Smallbore Rifle, Hunting Skills and Wildlife Management. Hubble and Robeson are representing Lincoln County 4-H.
For more information about the Lincoln County 4-H Program or the Oregon 4-H Shooting Sports Program, call Lincoln County 4-H Program Coordinator and Assistant State Shooting Sports Coordinator Todd Williver at the OSU Extension Office, 541-648-6815.
Visit https://4h.unl.edu/4hssnationalchamp/ for photos, up to date competition results and more information about the National Shooting Sports Championship.
Results for the Oregon Youth After Day 1:
Smallbore Rifle
Daniel Geroux – 1st
Ashley Myers – 8th
Archery
Drayson Gibson – 6th
Patrick Hubble – 46th
Colby Robeson – 48th
Allison Dixson – 66th
Archery Team – 8th (of 24 teams)
Shotgun
Elias Tollefson – 10th
Devon Brittner – 41st
Ian Hull – 56th
Tanner Crawford – 85th
Shotgun Team – 10th (of 28 teams)
Hunting Skills and Wildlife Management
Brandon Bailey-Baird – 28th
Jake Hedrick-Allen – 48th