Heilman second in conference at season halfway point
From left, Amanda Heilman, Rebecca Heilman and Travis Heilman are all smiles after a recent trap shooting round at the Sandpoint Gun Club in Sagle. Rebecca, a senior at Clark Fork High, is ranked second in the Idaho State High School Clay Target League's 1A Conference 1 standings with an average score of 18.25 heading into week three of competition. As a whole, the Wampus Cats sit in fifth out of nine scoring teams, compiling scores of 105.5 and 108 for a total tally of 213.5 points. The current conference standings are as follows: 1, Marsing 367.5. 2, Timberlake 361.50. 3, Middleton 323. 4, …
Full caption: From left, Amanda Heilman, Rebecca Heilman and Travis Heilman are all smiles after a recent trap shooting round at the Sandpoint Gun Club in Sagle. Rebecca, a senior at Clark Fork High, is ranked second in the Idaho State High School Clay Target League's 1A Conference 1 standings with an average score of 18.25 heading into week three of competition. As a whole, the Wampus Cats sit in fifth out of nine scoring teams, compiling scores of 105.5 and 108 for a total tally of 213.5 points. The current conference standings are as follows: 1, Marsing 367.5. 2, Timberlake 361.50. 3, Middleton 323. 4, Hagerman 282.5. 5, Clark Fork 213.5. 6, Payette 199.50. 7, St. Maries 168.5. 8, Emmett 83. 9, Innovate Academy and Preparatory School 71. Clark Fork High coaches said their athletes have continued to show growth each week and are excited to see how the rest of the season continues. The Wampus Cats have three more weeks of shooting before the Idaho Trap Shooting State Tournament, which is set to be held Saturday, June 14, in the Greater Boise area.