The West Prairie Trap Team continued to have success in the Illinois State High School Clay Target League Fall 2026 season during Week 4 competition.
Individual athlete highlights of the week included 25-straights from juniors Charlee Kindhart and senior Maya Hofmeister. Kindhart also recorded a new career PR with a 49/50. Freshman Michael Hocker also secured a new PR this week.
In conference competition, the Cyclones finished the week with a solid third-place position behind Quincy High School and Parkview Christian Academy, gaining on Parkview by 20 points.
In the boys’ division, senior Aiden Percy is in a tie for fifth place with an average of 24.0/25.
Other Cyclone boys finishing in the conference top 25 for week 4 include sophomore Ethan Sartorius tied for 12th (23.13/25), senior Ruger Olson tied for 14th (23/25), junior Kasen Webster tied for 16th (22.88/25), junior Jace Fowler in 20th (22.5/25), and juniors Cody Peters and Kendrick Welsh tied for 21st (22.38/25).
In the girls’ division, senior Maya Hofmeister held on to first place overall with an average of 24/25.
Junior Charlee Kindhart moved up to sixth (21.88/25), freshman Emmalyn Wilson secured seventh (21.5/25), junior Addalyn Stanberry moved up to ninth (20.38/25), and senior Carlee Jackson landed in tenth (20.13/25).
Other Cyclone girls finishing in the conference top 25 for week 4 include sophomore Brynlee Finch tied for 11th (19.88/25), junior Alisa Wilson in 17th (18.5/25), and junior Kaylee Jackson in 19th place (17.63/25).
Statewide, Percy and Hofmeister are ranked 24th overall. On Saturday, the Cyclones traveled to the West Quincy Gun Club to compete in the Section XI FFA Trap Shoot.
The Cyclones placed first in a field of 24 teams. Individuals making up the first place squad included seniors Maya Hofmeister, Aiden Percy, and Ruger Olson along with juniors Cody Peters and Kasen Webster.
Percy shot a perfect 25 and placed fifth overall in the high school boys division out of 73 competitors.
For high school girls, Hofmeister placed fourth, Charlee Kindhart placed sixth, Addalyn Stanberry placed eighth, Carlee Jackson placed ninth, and Emmalyn Wilson placed 10th out of 15 competitors.
In the junior high boys division, Will Rowland placed second, Jared Kreps placed fifth, and Cole Connor placed eighth.
Avery Butler won the junior high girls division. Junior Kaylee Jackson, along with Rowland and Butler, shot new career PRs during the event.
One competition week remains for the West Prairie Cyclones trap team before the Fall 2026 season concludes on Oct. 24,
