The Western Oklahoma State College (WOSC) shooting sports team delivered an outstanding performance at the Division IV Collegiate Clay Target Championships, earning the title of National Champion Runner-Up. The team showcased impressive skills across multiple disciplines, securing top placements in team and individual events.
Doubles Skeet – 2nd Place: Alex Palmer, Baylee Pence, Rustin Fraser, Tanner Moles, Hunter Martinez
Trap – 2nd Place: Kya Funkhouser, Tanner Moles, Baylee Pence, Jayden Darling
Skeet – 4th Place: Baylee Pence, Hunter Martinez, Rustin Fraser, Tanner Moles, Tanner Newton
Doubles Trap – 4th Place: Baylee Pence, Kya Funkhouser, Mickial Hudgens, Rustin Fraser, Jayden Darling
Sporting Clays – 8th Place: Tagun Fittje, Baylee Pence, Jaeden Saavedra, Jayden Darling, Mickial Hudgens
Class AA: Baylee Pence – 4th (after a 3-way shoot-off)
Class A: Kya Funkhouser – 3rd (after a 4-way shoot-off)
Class AA: Baylee Pence – Tied for 5th
Class A: Kya Funkhouser – Tied for 6th
Class AA: Baylee Pence – 7th
Class A: Kya Funkhouser – 2nd
Skeet: Baylee Pence – Tied for 4th
Trap: Kya Funkhouser – 1st
Singles: Baylee Pence – Tied for 4th
Doubles: Kya Funkhouser – Tied for 2nd
Class AA: Baylee Pence – Tied for 6th
Baylee Pence – 4th
With multiple top-five finishes and remarkable individual performances, WOSC demonstrated its dominance in collegiate shooting sports. The team's hard work, precision, and determination earned them national recognition and solidified their place among the best in Division IV competition.