thank you for the picture hambone.

Tony,
Here's another..... day 2 High Power Rifle Silhouette


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Here's Enrique Sr in the middle of the Morenos.

Damm good pictures Kevin, if you have more, please post them.
By the way the gun that Angelica was using on the picture is a Rem. 700 in 6.5 x 47 Lapua with a Krieger fluted 8 twist barrel in an RT/S ( Robertson / Pharr ) stock cut to fit her.
Evelio.

Sorry made a mistake on the previous posting, the action is not a Rem. 700, it is a Stillers Predator single shot action.
Evelio.

Thanks E, here is a top secret photo of one of my more advanced hold techniques.,

Team Australia

These touching photos of a father and daughter were caught also....


( PPKNY & Innocent)

father and daughter!

Hey Bob, how about the results from the last day, and also the Agregate.
Thanks, Evelio.

Evelio, there is no newspapers on the weekend maybe later on today or tomorrow. Look for the results on the http://www.ridgwayrecord.com/

Kuess Davila wins national championship
August 15, 2011
Angelica Kuess Davila, right, won the national championship in high power standard rifle.
By
Greg Reedy
[email protected]

Angelica Kuess Davila (Laredo, Texas) won the national championship in high power standard rifle as the 3-day competition closed Saturday at the Ridgway Rifle Club.
She finished with a score of 98 (33-33-32) to win by two over Enrique Kuess Jr. (Laredo, Texas). Luke Johnson (Marysville) was third with a 93.
In master class, Laura Goetsch (Whites Creek, Tenn.) was the aggregate winner with a 91. Fred Kielbowick (Ridgway) was second with a 91 and William Zander (Houston, Texas) was third with a 90. Kenneth M. Haupricht (Johnsonburg) was fourth with a 90 and Mark Pharr (Round Rock, Texas) took fifth at 90.
Greg Engel (Flossmoor, Ill.) was sixth with a score of 88 and Wally Howard (Hazel Hurst) took seventh with a score of 87. Mark Varner (Lewistown) placed eighth with a score of 87 and Eric Boos (Little Rock, Wash.) was ninth with a score of 85.
Jorge Moreno (Saltillo, Mexico) was the aggregate AAA class winner with a score of 87. Ron Bain (New Haven, Mo.) took second with a score of 81 and Susan Peery (Churchton, Md.) was third at 81. Matt Pavlik (Russellton) was fourth at 80 and Carlos Moreno (Saltillo, Mexico) was fifth at 77. Jerry Tureau (Baton Rouge, La.) was sixth with a 77 and Mary Watkins (Merritt Island, Fla.) took seventh with a 77. Walter Robertson (Fairview) was eighth with a 74 and Anthony Finn (Bracken Ridge, Australia) took ninth with a 74.
Brian Launer (Johnsonburg) was the AA aggregate class winner with a score of 77. Bruce Finley (Calhoun, La.) took second at 73 and Adam Hostetler (Lebanon) was third at 73. Jason Peterson (Bell Buckle, Tenn.) was fourth at 72 and David Gillispie (Reedsville, W. Va.) was fifth at 66. Kevin Burge (Terra Alta, W. Va.) was sixth at 63 and Benny W. Grigg (Shelby, N.C.) was seventh at 60. Mallory Nichols (Fort Smith, Ark.) was eighth at 59 and Harold Frey (Waterloo, Ontario, Canada) was ninth at 59. Gerold Johnson (Duncannon) was 10th at 59.
John McInchak (Erie) was the aggregate A class winner with a 55. Frederick Janeczko (Sterling Heights, Mich.) was second at 50 and Larry Armstrong (Export) was third with a 48. Greg Macedo (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada) was fourth at 42. Nick Opperman (Lalucia, Durban, South Africa) was fifth at 40.
F. Woody Walk (Metairie, La.) was the aggregate B class winner with a 52.
Enrique Kuess Jr. was the Saturday match winner with a score of 34. Luke Johnson was second at 34 and Ben Marzella of Ridgway was third with a 33.
Mark Varner was the master class match winner with a 32. Kenneth M. Haupricht was second at 31 and Mark Pharr was third at 30. Fred Kielbowick was fourth at 30 and Wally Howard was fifth at 30. Dennis Martinen (Yakima, Wash.) took sixth at 30 and Greg Engel was seventh at 30. Gabriel Guerra (Monterrey, Mexico) was eighth at 29 and Laura Goetsch took ninth with a 29.
Angelica Kuess Davila was the AAA class winner with a 32. Mary Watkins was second with a 32 and Jorge Moreno took third with a 30. Carlos Moreno was fourth at 29 and Walter Robertson took fifth with a 28. Ron Bain was sixth with a 28 and James Goodnight (Lone Tree, Colo.) had a seventh-place finish at 27. Susan Peery was eighth at 27 and Steve Engel (Kennett Square) was ninth at 26.
David Gillispie was the AA class winner at 28. Jason Peterson took second with a 27 and Adam Hostetler was third with a 25. Bruce Finler was fourth at 23 and Brian Launer was fifth at 23. Owen Peters (Richmond, Va.) was sixth at 21 and Mallory Nichols was seventh at 21. Eric Amick (Penn Run) had an eighth-place finish at 20 and John Vandorick (Factoryville) was ninth at 20. Harold Frey (Waterloo, Ontario, Canada) was 10th with a score of 20.
Greg Macedo (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada) was the A class winner with a 21. Pete Gionet was second at 19 and Larry Armstrong was third at 16. Frederick Janeczko was fourth at 15 and Richard "Mickey" McBride (Erie) rounded out the top 5 with a 15.
Hunter Vandorick (Factoryville) was the B class winner with a 15.

High power hunting rifle completes event
August 15, 2011
Ben Marzella, left, of Ridgway was second at master class in Saturday's match in high power hunting rifle.
By
Greg Reedy
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The high power hunting rifle portion of the NRA National Silhouette Championships concluded Saturday at the Ridgway Rifle Club.
Mark Pharr (Round Rock, Texas) is the national champion with a 3-day total of 95 (34-34-27). Luke Johnson (Marysville) was second at 94 and William Zander (Houston, Texas) took third with a 92.
Enrique Kuess Jr. (Laredo, Texas) was the aggregate master class winner with a 90. Kenneth M. Haupricht (Johnsonburg) was second at 86 and Mark Varner (Lewistown) took third at 85. Laura Goetsch (Whites Creek, Tenn.) was fourth at 83 and Peter Sedman (Clifford, Ontario, Canada) was fifth at 82. Fred Kielbowick (Ridgway) took sixth at 82 and Dennis Martinen (Yakima, Wash.) was seventh at 81. Walter Robertson (Fairview) placed eighth at 79 and Susan Peery (Churchton, Md.) placed ninth at 79.
Angelica Kuess Davila (Laredo, Texas) was the aggregate AAA class winner with a score of 90. Jorge Moreno (Saltillo, Mexico) was second at 83. Greg Engel (Flossmoor, Ill.) was third at 80 and Ron Bain (New Haven, Mo.) took fourth at 77 and Brian Launer (Johnsonburg) was fifth at 74. Carlos Moreno (Saltillo, Mexico) was sixth at 73 and John Shaw (Blackwood, N.J.) placed seventh at 73. Jerry Tureau (Baton Rouge, La.) was eighth at 71 and Brad Maxwell (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada) was ninth at 70.
Kevin Burge (Terra Alta, W. Va.) was the aggregate AA class winner at 64. Jason Peterson (Bell Buckle, Tenn.) was second at 62 and F. Woody Walk (Metairie, La.) was third at 61. Richard Franke (Clinton Township, Mich.) was fourth at 60 and Mallory Nichols (Fort Smith, Ark.) was fifth at 58. Owen Peters (Richmond, Va.) was sixth at 57. Gary Dawson (Rochester, Mich.) was seventh at 57. Fenton Sandlin (Alba, Texas) was eighth at 50 and John McInchak (Erie) was ninth at 49.
Benny Grigg (Shelby, N.C.) was the aggregate A class winner at 61. Mary Watkins (Merritt Island, Fla.) was second at 59 and Russell Teale (Queensland, Australia) was third at 58. Larry Armstrong (Export) was fourth at 45 and John Vandorick (Factoryville) rounded out the top 5 at 44.
Adam Steppe (South Williamsport) was the aggregate B class winner with a 43.
In Saturday's match, Kenneth M. Haupricht was the match winner with a 32. Enrique Kuess Jr. was second overall at 32 and Mark Varner was third at 31.
In master class, William Zander won with a 31 and Ridgway native Ben Marzella was second at 30. Laura Goetsch was third at 30 and Gabriel Guerra took fourth at 30. Dennis Martinen placed fifth at 30 and Fred Kielbowick was sixth at 28. Peter Sedman was seventh at 27 and Walter Robertson was eighth at 27. Susan Peery took ninth at 27.
Angelica Kuess Davila was the AAA class winner with a 30. Jorge Moreno was second at 30 and Luke Johnson was third at 30. Bruce Finley had a 28 to place fourth and Carlos Moreno had a score of 27 for fifth place. Ron Bain had a 26 for sixth and Greg Engel took seventh with a 25. Anthony Finn (Bracken Ridge, Australia) took eighth with a 25 and John Shaw was ninth with a 25.
Jason Peterson was the AA class winner with a score of 24. F. Woody Walk was second at 22 and Kevin Burge took third with a 22. Pete Gionet was fourth at 22 and Gary Dawson took fifth at 19. Thomas Danias Sr. (Erie) was sixth at 18 and Mallory Nichols had a score of 18 for seventh place. Owen Peters was eighth at 18 and David Wester was ninth at 17.
Benny Grigg was the A class winner with a 22. Nick Opperman was second at 21 and Mary Watkins was third with a 21. Greg Macedo was fourth at 20 and Australia's Russell Teals placed fifth at 18.
Adam Steppe was the B class winner with a 14.

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