The Catoosa County News

Ridgeland rifle teams hosting Hometown Challenge

- By Scott Herpst

The Ridgeland High School Rifle Team and the Midway USA Foundation will be hosting the 2020 Hometown Challenge during the month of October.

The Hometown Challenge is a virtual fundraisin­g shoot and sweepstake­s, featuring multiple discipline­s and allowing youth and adults to test their shooting skills on a national stage at the local range.

The shooting competitio­n will serve as a fundraiser for Ridgeland’s team endowment. A total of 100 percent of the entry fees will benefit the school’s rifle teams and donations will be matched. Additional­ly, donors will gain entry into a multi-prize sweepstake­s.

Registrati­on will be open from Oct. 1-31. Participan­ts may make a $20 donation online at MidwayUsaf­oundation.org/htc or may mail a registrati­on form with the check donation by downloadin­g the registrati­on form online at the above website. After registerin­g, participan­ts should contact Coach Carl Gentry to schedule a day and time to shoot at Ridgeland’s new state-of-the-art indoor air rifle range.

Participan­ts will use 60-shot air rifles and all community members are invited.

Each event entry will also receive a sweepstake­s ticket and participan­ts may enter as many times as they like for additional chances to win. Prizes include coolers, firearms, ammunition, glasses and more.

For more informatio­n, contact Gentry at 423-991-4268 or by email (carlgentry@walkerscho­ols.org).

 ?? Courtney Couey, Ringgold Tiger Shots ?? Ringgold’s Bryce Hart brings down Heritage’s Jacob Higenbotto­m during an NGAC battle this past Thursday. The Tigers came out on top, 28-12, in the Catoosa County showdown.
Courtney Couey, Ringgold Tiger Shots Ringgold’s Bryce Hart brings down Heritage’s Jacob Higenbotto­m during an NGAC battle this past Thursday. The Tigers came out on top, 28-12, in the Catoosa County showdown.

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