Syracuse.com - Results from Central New York Trap League's final shoot-off

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Who’s were the top guns this summer? The 799-member league determined that during its Aug. 26 shoot-off at the Bridgeport Rod and Gun Club.

Who’s were the top guns in the Central New York Trap League this summer?

The 799-member league determined that during its Aug. 26 shoot-off at the Bridgeport Rod and Gun Club.

The Toad Harbor Rod and Gun Club team won the northern division, and the Skaneateles Rod and Gun Club was the southern division winner. Toad Harbor was declared the overall league winner.

The southern division team competition was close. It was determined by a 50-clay, and then a 25-clay shoot-off between select members of the Skaneateles and the Pompey Rod and Gun Club.

The league’s high average male shooter was Joe Fredericks from the 3 Rivers Rod and Gun Club. His shooting percentage for the 20-week league was 97.684.

For the women, the high average shooter for the northern division was JoAnna Bishop, from South Shore Rod and Gun Club (95.250). Jackie Chapin, from the Pompey Rod and Gun Club, led the southern division (89.231).

The “high gun of the day” at the Aug. 26 event was Chris Landon, of the Skaneateles Rod and Gun Club. Landon came out on top in a shoot-off after 12 shooters had each hit 50 out of 50 clays.

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