Bemidji Lumberjacks place 56th at national trap shooting championship
Bemidji’s trap shooters finished 56th out of 240 teams in Mason, Michigan, and senior Avery Kehoe placed 26th among female shooters.
Bemidji’s Lumberjacks finished 56th out of 240 teams at the USA High School Clay Target League National Championship in Mason, Michigan, shooting a 463 against a field of about 1,800 athletes. Senior Avery Kehoe led the local individual results, placing 26th overall among female shooters with a 93, 16 reverse.
On June 26, Bemidji won its first Minnesota State High School League clay target title at the Minneapolis Gun Club in Prior Lake, shooting a 487 out of 500 and edging Lakeville South by one target. That championship also marked the Lumberjacks’ eighth straight state tournament appearance.
In 2024, the program sent two squads to nationals, with one team finishing 24th overall. A year earlier, Bemidji teams placed 28th and 51st at the national championship.
The program runs through the Bemidji Lumberjack Trap Team and has local backing from the Bemidji Trap and Skeet Club. The Headwaters Shooting Sports Foundation oversees the Northland Regional Sports Park in Beltrami County.
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