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Sports Shooting team wraps up fall semester with close finish against tough Hawkeye Community College squad
Friday, October 25, 2019
The NICC Sports Shooting team faces Southeastern Community College at home on April 4, 2020, to start the spring semester.
JACKSON JUNCTION, Iowa— The Northeast Iowa Community College Sports Shooting completed its fall semester with a close finish against Hawkeye Community College, 458-428, on Oct. 12 at Turkey Valley Trap Range.
NICC athletes competing included: Nathan Breska, of Arcadia, Wis.; Anthony Gossling, Calmar; Hunter Harbough, Calmar; Kaylie Klimesh, Calmar; Tanner Lane, New Hampton; Noah Reinhart, Elkader; Chetanya Shivakumar, of Bangalore, India; and Faith Ubersox, of Shullsburg, Wis.
Top Female Individual: Kaylie Klimesh (86/100) 2nd Place
Faith Ubersox (83/100) 3rd Place
Chetanya Shivakumar (60/100)
Top Male Individual: Nathan Breska (91/100) tied for 3rd Place
Tanner Lane (91/100) tied for 3rd Place
Noah Reinhart (77/100)
Anthony Gossling (76/100)
Hunter Harbough (61/100)
NICC athletes Noah Reinhart and Tanner Lane observed that the weather conditions at Turkey Valley had an influence on their individual and team performances.
“The meet was cold and windy, which had an impact on how I was competing. I wasn’t used to shooting in the cold yet,” Reinhart said.
“The weather was much better than last week. It was still very breezy, but overall a pretty good day of competition,” commented Lane.
Head coach Anthony Sisneros praised the NICC team for medaling in the competition and how the athletes have improved over the course of the fall semester.
“Our student athletes put up a good fight against a tough Hawkeye team. They were able to come away with three out of six medals, but came a little short for the overall score. Our new athletes keep on improving with each competition and our team bond keeps getting stronger,” Sisneros said.
The NICC Sports Shooting team faces Southeastern Community College at home on April 4, 2020, to start the spring semester.
Tags: Sports Shooting