Luis Gloria will shoot on his home range in Tucson during the World Cup.
Gloria won his spot on the team when he won the Men’s Skeet event at Fall Selection.
pionship title and a World Cup Finals silver medal.
Hoping to feel better this match will be skeet shooter Mark Weeks (USAMU/Clinton Town- ship,
Mich.). Odds are he’ll
never feel any worse than he did back in 2012 shooting the World Cup event, a week after a near fatal accident on a jet ski left him with severe second degree burns on a majority of his legs. Undoubtedly, Weeks put in more miles walking the range than any other competitor that week. The
only way for him to minimize the severe pain he was experiencing was with constant movement so that the blood didn’t build up on his fresh wounds. He also wasn’t able to wear shoes so he sported Crocs during the event. Released from the hospital just days before his event and rather
than rest at home, Weeks did the unthinkable and the next day boarded a plane for Tucson, unwilling to miss a World Cup on American soil. Be sure to follow USA Shoot- ing on our website, Facebook and Twitter for updates leading up to and throughout the event.
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