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             AMU JUNIOR AIR RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIPS

MRA Juniors Make the Top 10 qualifiers to move on to the finals at Fort Benning GA in March


 

GO TO WWW.ODCMP.ORG
TO SEE THE GOLD WINNING JUNIOR TEAM SCORES AND
THE RESULTS OF THE ARMY POSTAL MATCH, JUNIORS IN 9TH PLACE RIGHT NOW
 

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Junior Olympics 2010 Air Rifle Results
COMPETITORS   TG1 TG2 TG3 TG4 SUB TG5 TG6   TOTALS shoot off  
                       
KELLY BUCK J1 93 98 96 95 382       382 99 1ST OA
ALEXIS NARDONE J2 95 93 93 91 372       372 95 2NDOA
SARAH MACLAGAN J2 94 92 96 90 372       372 90 3RD OA
KELLY ROSALES J1 90 94 93 92 369       369 90 IST JR
JULIE NELSON J1 92 92 93 92 369       369    
OLIVIA NARDONE J2 89 91 94 90 364       364 1ST IJ  
RENA GOODWIN J1 87 91 91 94 363       363 94  
MACKENZIE MARTIN J3 90 89 91 87 357       357 1ST SJ
JESS LISTON J1 84 86 82 83 335       335    
MARGOT LEE J2 86 86 78 85 335       335    
          0       0    
MAX SNYDERMAN J1 92 95 98 94 379 95 93   567 93 1ST OA
KYLE FREELEY J1 95 94 93 92 374 90 94   558 93 2NDOA
BOBBY MANGAUDIS J1 94 93 92 89 368 94 95   557   3RD OA
ALEX ZADROZNY J1 94 94 90 87 365 89 87   541 81 1JR
ANTHONY SQUEGLIA J2 90 92 90 90 362 90 85   537   1ST IJ
JEFF CARON J2 90 90 94 88 362 81 84   527    
ERIK JOHNSON J2 77 86 84 84 331 84 90   505    
ZACH CONNELL J2 80 81 86 79 326 86 82   494    
EDISON THAYER J2 79 82 78 77 316 79 76   471    
MATT TRIEGER J2 76 77 74 79 306 82 76   464    
VERNE CONANT J3 84 80 73 69 306 74 69   449   1ST SUB
KURT GEFFKEN J2 53 70 76 67 266 67 57   390    
                       
TEAMS                        
HANSON HORNETS                        
ALEX ZADROZNY                   365    
JESS LISTON                   335    
JEFF CARON                   362    
MATT TRIEGER                   306    
                  1368    
MASS RIFLE - OLYMPIANS                    
RENA GOODWIN                   363    
KYLE FREELEY                   374    
OLIVIA NARDONE                   364    
ALEXIS NARDONE                   372    
                  1473    
MASS RIFLE - MARATHONERS                    
ZACH CONNELL                   326    
SARAH MACLAGAN                   372    
VERNE CONANT                   306    
MACKENZIE MARTIN                   357    
                  1361    

 

Junior Olympic .22 Match Results

Competitor     Lane P1 P2 SUB OFF1 OFF2 SUB KN1 KN2 SUB TOTALS    
          0     0     0 0    
KELLY BUCK f J1 9 97 97 194 94 89 183 97 97 194 571 1st  
MACKENZIE MARTIN f J3 14 93 95 188 90 87 177 92 91 183 548 2nd sub j
SARAH MACLAGAN f J2 3 95 97 192 85 81 166 91 95 186 544 3rd  
RENA GOODWIN f J1 5 98 96 194 88 93 181 83 84 167 542 1 junior  
ALEXIS NARDONE f J2 4 94 95 189 92 89 181 87 84 171 541 1st int  
OLIVIA NARDONE f J2 7 98 93 191 83 77 160 85 90 175 526    
KELLY ROSALES f J1 7 93 96 189 76 84 160 88 88 176 525    
JESS LISTON f J1 14 94 92 186 74 82 156 90 90 180 522    
MARGOT LEE f J2 5 85 92 177 82 72 154 85 87 172 503    
JULIE NELSON f J1 10 87 92 179 67 61 128 84 80 164 471    
OLIVIA O'MALLEY f J1 4 89 91 180 77 54 131 73 74 147 458    
                             
                             
ALEX ZADROZNY m J1 2 96 96 192 89 88 177 94 97 191 560 1st  
BOBBY MANGAUDIS m J1 11 95 98 193 91 88 179 97 89 186 558 2nd  
MAX SNYDERMAN m J1 13 97 93 190 86 91 177 94 94 188 555 3rd  
ANTHONY SQUEGLIA m J2 12 94 93 187 86 91 177 90 89 179 543 1st int  
ZACH CONNELL m J2 9 95 93 188 76 86 162 91 91 182 532    
DAVID HENNESSEY m J2 3 96 95 191 78 74 152 97 89 186 529    
ERIK JOHNSON m J2 12 92 92 184 83 78 161 91 89 180 525    
KYLE FREELEY m J1 6 88 89 177 82 90 172 85 86 171 520 1st junior  
JEFF CARON m J2 1 96 95 191 77 74 151 81 86 167 509    
BRENDON BRAMANTE m J2 2 92 94 186 69 64 133 83 80 163 482    
VERNE CONANT m J3 8 89 91 180 72 73 145 68 83 151 476 1st sub j  
SAM PORTUS m J2 1 89 87 176 75 78 153 62 83 145 474    
MATT TRIEGER m J2 6 93 83 176 63 71 134 73 82 155 465    
CONNOR SYLVA m J1 11 94 94 188 60 56 116 83 72 155 459    
EDSON THAYER m J2 13 89 90 179 46 48 94 77 72 149 422    
MAC LITISHIN m J3 10 86 84 170 45 39 84 61 39 100 354    
KURT GEFFKEN m J2 8 63 80 143 43 47 90 43 44 87 320    

 

 

MRA Juniors Travel out to the Olympic Training Center
in Colorado for  3 Air Competitions
 

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New beginner classes have started, great group,
watch out they are learning fast. 
Our NEW juniors coaches will be a great asset to the program


click on dates below to get a 
printable copy of the match bulletin

2009 / 2010 tentative Schedule and Matches
2009 / 2010 Calendar
Match bulletins can be obtained by clicking on match name and date

MASSACHUSETTS JUNIOR RIFLE CALENDAR

 2010

 Contact Numbers:
MRA Office:  781-933-2138
Charlie/Maureen Trickett 781-933-9020
 978-257-0406 Maureen’s cell

Email: mrmttrcktt@aol.com

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International Air Match
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carmanvw@hotmail.com

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DATE CHANGE


 

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CHANGED TO THE 6th

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 Last Night of beg Juniors

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MAY 2010

 

JUNE 2010

 

JULY 2010

AUGUST 2010


TO BE POSTED SHORTLY

No Public Support
for Governor’s Club Event Regulations
But your letters are still needed!!!!


Members of the Mass Junior Rifle Team Lining up at the State Police HQ to stand up for their rights


Numbers Strong Especially Juniors at the State Police Barracks Monday July 20th

No Public Support for Governor’s Club Event Regulations

The public hearing for the Governor’s regulatory proposals concerning club events “Firearm Exhibitions” and the redefining of “Bona Fide Collector” was held today at the State Police Headquarters in Framingham.

The hearing was to begin at 10:00 am but was slightly delayed as the State Police had to move the hearing to the gymnasium do to the large attendance. Approximately 150 citizens took the time to attend today’s hearing in opposition to the Governor’s proposed regulations. Not a single person in attendance spoke in favor of them.

There was a tremendous representation of the firearms community in attendance. Clubs from all over the state sent members to testify including Fin Fur and Feather of Millis, Holbrook Sportsmen’s Club, Maspenock, Danvers, Reading, Haverhill Hound, Southboro, MRA, Braintree, Harvard, Taunton R&P, MIT P&R Club, Hopkinton SC, Bass River an others.

GOAL was also very pleased to see the many junior shooters, parents and coaches that took the time to come to the hearing and testify against the proposed regulations. It was very inspiring to listen to the junior shooters talk about how the shooting sports had changed their lives for the better. Perhaps one of the most memorable quotes of the day came from junior’s coach Rick Johnson who concluded his testimony by stating: “Laws and regulations don’t save lives, education does.”

GOAL would like to thank State Representatives George Peterson and John Fernandes came to the hearing to testify in opposition of the proposal. Representative Carolyn Dykema also sent her legislative aide to attend the hearing.

Others that came to testify against the regulations included Jake McGuigan of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Lt. Scott Sencabaugh, of the Willmington PD, Michelle Young and Brian Pouliot Harvard law students, representatives from the Boy Scouts and Selectwoman Elizabeth Coughlin.

“I am always proud to have the honor of representing our members, today I was exceptionally proud. The well thought out personal testimony that our members provided today expressed the intelligence, passion and personal investment they have in standing up for their rights,” said Jim Wallace Executive Director of GOAL. “To watch these junior shooters get up in front of a large audience and stand up against a government that is trying to destroy their heritage was a lesson for all of us and a site I will soon not forget.”

It was announced at the hearing that the period to submit written comments on the regulations has been extended to Friday, July 24, 2009. To submit written comments, please send them attn: Catherine Bailey, Assistant General Counsel, Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, One Ashburton Place, Room 2133, Boston, MA 02108.

No action was taken on the regulations at today’s hearings. We should know within a few weeks what the administration intends to do with them.

GOAL would like to thank al of those who traveled and took time of their day to attend and testify.

 

Juniors take second place in Army Air Nationals

2 place in the top 10 Individuals Overall
Go to www.odcmp.org to see results


 

Eastern Mass High-power League Results
www.emrl.org


2009 JUNIOR OLYMPIC RESULTS AND PICTURES
3 members qualify to travel to the Finals in CO.!!!!!!!!!


2008 - 2009 Junior Small-bore Rifle Team

***Notice ALL the medals earned at the Junior Olympics Jan 3rd 2009
Plus Winners of the Small-bore and Air-rifle Team Matches

 

2008 Holiday Shoot



 

 

3X AIR Colorado Springs CO. Dec 3 thru 7th

 


 


What MRA JUNIORS did for the Summer 
LOOK BELOW

Bay State Games 2007

Mass Rifles Junior Rena Goodwin takes 2nd Place Over-all in Women's Air Rifle and Takes 3rd Over-all in the Women's 3p competition.  Great Job Rena!!!!!


Kevin Trickett
Junior National Champion 2007

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Massachusetts Rifle Association
Junior Marksmen Continue on:

James Clark Kevin Trickett


Massachusetts Rifle Association

Junior Marksmen Continue on:

Massachusetts Rifle Association is the oldest Active Shooting Club in the United States, located off of Salem Street in Woburn. Mass Rifle has one of the best junior programs for competitive shooting in the area. The juniors starting at age 12 learn the importance of safety and the proper handling of firearms. They are also given the opportunity to fine tune their skills and compete as a part of the Mass Rifle Junior Team and also as part of the Massachusetts State team. They travel to National competitions in Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and several other States each year. The juniors also train to compete in the junior Olympics tryouts that are held in each state every year. The finalists then move on to compete with the top shooters from each state. The finals are held at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Competitions such as these enable juniors to become members of the Olympic development team and then the Olympic team. Shooting programs also give juniors the opportunity to be recruited by collegiate shooting teams across the country and military marksmanship units.

This year Mass Rifle is proud to announce that two of their juniors will be graduating from Woburn Memorial High School and their junior program and continuing with their marksmanship skills. Both will leave a legacy of competitions that they have medaled in both individual and team. Such prestigious matches as: The junior Olympics, National Guard air rifle finals, USA Shooting national matches along with numerous State and Local competitions. Along with National recognition at the National matches at Camp Perry, Ohio 2005, and 2006.

James Clark – Ohio State University

Jim Clark son of Peg and Bob Clark of Woburn will be attending Ohio State University, the home of the division 1 champions this fall. Jim has been accepted into their honors engineering program. He has also been recruited to be a member of their NCAA medal winning team. Jim will be receiving a scholarship from Ohio State for both his marksmanship capabilities and his academic performance.

Kevin Trickett – US Army Marksmanship Unit

 

Kevin Trickett son of Maureen and Charlie Trickett of Woburn will be leaving in September for basic training at Fort Benning GA. Kevin has been recruited to the Army Marksmanship Team after basic training. The United States Army Marksmanship Unit (USAMU) was established 1 March 1956 at the direction of President Dwight D. Eisenhower to raise the standards of marksmanship throughout the U.S. Army. The three missions of the unit are to compete and win in Interservice, national, international and Olympic Competitions, promote the Army, and enhance combat readiness.

Since 1956, members of the USAMU have gained worldwide respect by winning hundreds of individual and team national titles, more than 40 World Championships, and 21 Olympic medals.

Both Jim and Kevin will be missed at Mass Rifle, but we know they will both be great assets to their new teams.