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LSC extends lead in week two of clay target action

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By Jesse Robinson

The Lake Superior College Clay Target team had another stellar week on the range to widen its lead in the USA College Clay Target League National Conference 3 standings.

The IceHawks recorded a team score of 299 in week 2 and now have a season total of 604 points combined between the first two weeks of competition. The University of Mary (N.D.) is second with 363.5 points and Minot State University (N.D.) third with 355 points.

Spencer Tietz leads all male competitors in the conference with a season average score of 25.75. In fact, Tietz is tied for first out of all the competitors in the USA College Clay Target League.

Jacob Jarvi remains second in the conference with a season average score of 24.50 and is tied for fourth nationally. LSC has five male shooters in the top six of the conference with Erik Poffenberger and Nick Boucher tied four fourth with 23.25 points and Andrew Johnson sixth with 23.00 points.

Riley Voss continues to lead all female shooters in the conference with a season average score of 24.00. Voss ranks 19th nationally. Ella Audorff ranks third in the conference with 22.75 points.

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