2011 VHA Midwest Regional Rifle Match
Area Coordinator Dallas Walker & Life Member Dave Todd
Midwest Regional State Team championship! Those guys smoked the pack! However, competition was a little closer for the runner-up this year, as Indiana upped itself a notch from last year’s standings. Thank heaven it is at least possible to beat someone from Ohio now. Ha! The newest State Team, Wisconsin, made a respect-
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able showing and had a lot of fun in their rookie debut. The competition was extra stiff at the top this time, due to lack of mirage and very light winds. Special thanks to all of the out-of-towners (Terry Bald-
ing, Vern Thornburg, John Meyers, Albert & Stanley Clark, Jim McClellan, John Maxson, Ed Kerns and others who brought and set up tents to keep everyone's equipment dry behind the line. Although the rain largely held off, they did provide some well deserved protection to a lot of valuable equipment on those last couple of relays as it started to pour. Thanks again to Phil French for setting up our dinner
at the Market Street Grill the night before the match. He re- served for 25 people, then increased to 30, and then 31 actually
Factory Results – in the money were:
1st David Geier 2nd Don Leisure 3rd Wayne Dodge 4th Bruce Zipay 5th Bob Penick
Custom results – in the money were:
1st Roger Zenisek 2nd Karl Feldkamp 3rd Stanley Clark 4th Phil French 5th Dave Todd
Aggregate results – in the money were:
1st David Geier 2nd Phil French 3rd Bruce Zipay 4th Wayne Dodge 5th George Cabrera
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ats went off again to Captain Phil French’s Buckeye X-Terminators for their second year running VHA
showed up to eat. But the Market Street Grill in Wabash didn't kick anyone out. And then later, amazingly, over half of that group ended up going on to Culvers for ice cream together (as if we weren’t already full)! This group is the best. Always sharing and playing nice. Thank you for making it so much fun for us all. Our youth certainly are the life sustaining blood of
our sport and special thanks to those who took the time and additional effort to bring your young shooter to the match. They will always remember these as great times and it will endear them to our sport. Youth competitors included Hunter McClellan, Hunter Migedt, and Michael Geier. All three com- peted in both Factory and Custom classes. Junior competitor Hunter McClellan, from Michigan,
swept the Youth class. And, not only did he beat the other Juniors, but he posted the second highest 10-X count of anyone in the whole match. Ohio better look out for this guy when he grows up!
Regards, Dave “Toad”
State Team championship results 1st
Buckeye X-Terminators (Capt. Phil French, Ohio)
2nd
Toad Stool Shooters of Indiana (Capt. Dave Todd, Indiana)
3rd Ohio Flatlanders
(Capt. Andy Martin, Ohio) 4th
Western Indiana Shooters (Capt. Albert Clark, Indiana) 5th
Hoosier Hitmen
(Capt. Jay Fruth, Indiana) 6th
Team Wisconsin (Capt. Terry Balding, Wisconsin)
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