Midco Comm made it to the top of the Rugby Shooting Club’s team rankings in week 12.

Oksendahl Farms was just one point behind Midco, scoring 98 for second place. Brown Lantern and First International Bank each scored 97; Align Chiropractic, Rugby Welding and Rugby Manufacturing each scored 96; and Wade’s Construction scored a 95.

Norm Howard, Corey Erickson, Andrew Oksendahl, Steve Wentz and Blake Haakenson each shot 25 straight targets. Howard, Erickson, Oksendahl and Wentz made it into the top men’s category for the week, while Haakenson made it into the top juniors category.

Tom Stoe and Brandon Oksendahl made it into the top men’s category, and each also shot 75 straight targets.

Kyla Radomski shot 24 targets to get into the top of the women’s category in week 12. Sara Radomski wasn’t far behind with 23. Alyssa Walter and Bonnie Erickson rounded out the category, each of them shooting 22.

Carson Mattern stayed at the top of the junior rankings for the second week in a row. In week 12 he shot 50 straight targets, and in week 11 he shot 25 straight. Kordell Kraft, Blair Kuhnhenn and Colton Metzger each shot 24 targets, rounding out the top juniors category for week 12.

In week 11, Midco Comm wasn’t too far behind Rugby Welding in the rankings both of them scored 98.

Vince Mattern shot 200 straight targets in week 11, making it into the top men’s category. Stop and Brandon Oksendahl got into the category as well, each shooting 50 straight targets. Seth Jaeger got into the category after shooting 25 straight targets.

Erickson was at the top of the women’s category in week 11, shooting 50 straight targets. Walter was in second with 24 targets shot. Sara and Kyla Radomski each shot 23 and rounded out the category.

Midco was at the top in week 10, scoring 99.

In week 10, Vince Mattern shot 175 straight targets. Leo Locker and Cory Geiszler each shot 50 straight targets. Ericsson, Stoe, Haakenson and Brandon, Matt and Andrew Oksendahl each shot 25 straight targets.