Austin Peay Clay Target Team wins four team titles, seven individual titles at state championships

From the left are Makayla Boisseau, coach Marty Moore, Wylie Randall, John Michael Baggett and Hunter Purviance.

(Published June 24, 2019)

The Clay Target Team of APSU won four collegiate team state titles last week at the Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program championships in Nashville. Team members also claimed seven individual titles. Here are the honors:

COLLEGIATE TEAM COMPETITION

First place skeet.
First place sporting clays.
First place double trap.
First place double skeet.
Third place singles trap.

COLLEGIATE INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION

Club President Makayla Boisseau shoots during the competition.

Hunter Purviance

First place men’s skeet.
First place men’s sporting clays.
First place men’s double skeet.
Third place men’s double trap.

John Michael Baggett

First place men’s double trap.
Second place men’s sporting clays.
Third place men’s skeet.

Makayla Boisseau

First place sporting clays.
First place trap singles.
First place double trap.
Second place skeet.

To get information about joining the Clay Target Club of Austin Peay, visit the Student Life & Engagement in the Morgan University Center.

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