Team Remington’s skeet shooters notched major wins in every category of the 2023 World Skeet Championships. The match was held September 29 to October 6 at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas.
Remington’s pros posted several victories for Big Green, including Connor Thigpen’s historic finish as the youngest shooter to ever win a World Championship, topping the leaderboard in the 20-gauge Main event.
Another Team Remington hotshot, Houston Deshotels, was the 12-gauge Main Event champion, also taking runner-up in the HOA race.
Meanwhile, Sheaffer Stanfill finished as the tournament’s High All Around champion, also clinching runner-up in the 12-gauge Mains and Doubles, along with winning the Champion of Champions event.
In addition, Remington swept the podium in the 12-gauge West Main event, with Lauren Burge as champion, Houston Deshotels runner-up and Sheaffer Stanfill in third. Team Remington’s Clay Baldwin was the champion of the Remington .410 Bore event and runner-up in the 12-gauge East Main event.
As for Lauren Burge, she took home the 28-gauge Open Event Championship title, while Alison Boyette was the top lady competitor in the Main 20-gauge event, shooting 100/100 and winning the shoot-off.
Team Remington shoots Premier Nitro 27 and Premier STS competitive shotshells for trap, skeet and sporting clays.
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