Another squad of team members Jacob Edwards and Brenna Miller, both of Dillon County, and Justin White of Marion County. Men and Ladies compete equally in shooting sports. (Photo submitted.)
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The Dillon County 4-H shooting sports team took nine team members to Partridge Creek gun club near Charleston, SC, to participate in a 4-H trap match. The nine team members competed as three three-person squads. The event had 26 squads competing in four different divisions.
Myers Hamer, Hannah Martin, and Austin Miller won 2nd place in the Sr. Advanced Division. (Photo submitted.)
The Senior Advanced squad of Austin Miller, Myers Hamer, and Hannah Martin came in second place in their division. Hannah Martin also won third place High-Over-All (HOA) in the Ladies Sr. Division. Hannah is from Marion County and shoots with both the Dillon County 4-H and Pee Dee Academy High School shooting team.
Zack Arrington and Justin Herring, both of Dillon County, and Nash Harpe of Marlboro County (not pictured) took third place in the Jr. 1st year division. (Photo submitted.)
In the Jr. 1st year division, the squad of Zack Arrington, Justin Herring, and Nash Harpe came in third place. Nash is another member of the team who lives in a county other than Dillon as he is from Marlboro County.
Brenna Miller of Dillon County won 3rd place Ladies HOA Jr. and Hannah Martin of Marion won 3rd Place Ladies HOA Sr. (Photo submitted.)
The final squad from Dillon County consisted of members Justin White, Jacob Edwards, and Brenna She’ Miller. Brenna She’ came in third place HOA in the Ladies Jr. Division. Again, this squad had an out of county team member, Justin White, who is from Marion County.
The 4-H program is under the direction of Clemson University Extension Service. The Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer.
