World English Sporting Championship: Team Remington’s Hitch Helps Win 3-Person Junior National Title

“Tennessee Terror” Todd Hitch secures 2022 World English Sporting Championship three-person Junior National Team title

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posted on May 6, 2022
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Team Remington’s Todd Hitch, a.k.a. “The Tennessee Terror” garnered a first-place finish at the 2022 World English Sporting Championship in the three-person Junior National Team event. Sporting clays shooters from around the world competed at this year’s event, which took place April 19-24 at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas.

Hitch, with teammates Joseph Fanizzi and Joseph Pinchin, earned a combined score of 525 to defeat the English team (472) in the three-person Junior National Event. Fanizzi led the way for the U.S. shooters with 178 broken targets, while Hitch had 170 and Pinchin with 177.

The tournament included a 200-target sporting clays main event, along with 100-target old-style FITASC, Super Sporting and NSCA Five-Stand events. There were also sub-gauge and sub-gauge FITASC side events.

For ammunition, Hitch was using Remington’s Premier STS shells.

View the full results of the 2022 World English Sporting Championship here. Learn more about Team Remington at remington.com.

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