Jesuit Competitive Shooting Team Nips at The Heels of Allen

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2024 High School Lower Midwest Super Shoot

A weekend ago, the Jesuit competitive shooting team secured the runner-up position vs the illustrious Allen Eagles. The JCST traveled down to San Antonio to compete in the High School Lower Midwest Regional super shoot the first weekend in February.

Eight athletes traveled down to San Antonio to shoot against 14 other teams in trap, skeet, and sporting clays ( Jesuit Competitive Shooting Team, South Texas Competitive Shooting Team, Allen Eagles Competitive Shooting Team, Canyon Youth Sports Shooting Inc, Southlake Carroll Target Team, Waxahachie Shotgun Team, Fort Worth Christian Clay Target Team, Hill Country Clay Shooters, ALEDO CLAY BUSTERS, Trinity Christian Academy, Arp Clay Target Team, Alamo Clay Crushers, Heart Of Texas Hot Shots , Byron Nelson Clay Target Team).

Jake Follett, Winn Moore and Chris Coniglio

“I’m really pleased with our performance on a hard course.”         -Ale Acosta ’25

The Jesuit competitive shooting team came back with three team awards placing first in sporting clays and third in both skeet and trap. Varsity shooter Winn Moore 25′ also took home another medal, placing third in trap with an incredible score of 90. Despite the tough competition, the JCST gave it their all, showcasing their skill and determination in trap, skeet, and sporting clays. With only a narrow margin separating them from the Allen Eagles.

“Nipping at Allen’s heels.” – Coach Maggard

This quote was used by Ms. Maggard coach of the shooting team to describe how the team has progressed so far that we have almost overtaken our main rival, Allen. We are on track to finally overtake them by the end of this year.

Stay tuned to the Jesuit Roundup for more Shooting Team news!

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