The results are in! The Civilian Marksmanship Program is proud to recognize the leading scorers from the 2020-2021 Winter Home Range Series – a remote-style set of matches held over the winter months for adult and junior rifle and pistol competitors.

The Winter Home Range Series, which ran from December 2020 to February 2021, gave athletes from around the United States the chance to compete in indoor .22 pistol, air rifle, air pistol, rimfire sporter and smallbore rifle matches at their home ranges. Competitors completed their matches locally, then sent results to the CMP for verification and official listing alongside all fired matches from participating clubs and individuals.

Designed as an effective solution to various social distancing requirements throughout the nation, the Series allowed marksmanship enthusiasts an outlet for continued “head-to-head” competition while removing concern for travel or range congestion.

“With so many of our annual events cancelled throughout the year in 2020, we really wanted to be able to organize an opportunity for our competitors to gain back some of that time that was missed on the range,” said Katie Harrington, CMP program coordinator. “We were happy to be able to do that for the community of supporters who have stood by us through this challenging, yet enlightening, period in our program’s history.”

“We got creative, and it showed the sort of versatility that’s possible within the sport of marksmanship,” she added.

Here are the top competitors from the 2021 Winter Home Range Series. Congratulations to all!

Precision 3x20 Air Rifle:

1. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 596-46x
2. Vittoria Watts, 17, Folsom, California – 595-45x
3. Lilly Polakovic, 18, Roseville, California – 593-44x

Precision Team:

1. Lincoln Lead Heads, California – 2363-169x
2. Granbury MCJROTC Gold, Texas – 2346-152x
3. Fountain-Fort Carson High School Precision 1, Colorado – 2322-144x

Sporter 3x20 Air Rifle:

1. KaitLynn DeLaittre, 17, Pueblo, Colorado – 555-17x
2. Wyatt Devenyns, 17, Pueblo, Colorado – 549-20x
3. Jonathan Sellars, 17, Pueblo, Colorado – 548-21x

Sporter Team:

1. Sutter Union Gold, California – 2316-139x
2. Pueblo 1, Colorado – 2168-68x
3. Gateway Juniors, Florida – 1990-30x

Smallbore 3x20, 50-Foot, Metallic Sights:

1. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 576-19x
2. Timothy Schmeltzer, 24, Greenville, Michigan – 569-20x
3. Lily Cicatella, 17, Oil City, Pennsylvania – 569-13x

Smallbore 3x20, 50-Foot, Juniors:

1. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 576-19x
2. Lily Cicatella, 17, Oil City, Pennsylvania – 569-13x
3. Alexis Kirk, 18, Clarence Center, New York – 558-11x

60 Shot Smallbore Prone, Overall:

1. Whitney Everest, 63, Goshen, Indiana – 594-29x
2. Genevieve Sowers, 17, Dallastown, Pennsylvania – 589-30x
3. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 583-22x

60 Shot Smallbore Prone, Juniors:

1. Genevieve Sowers, 17, Dallastown, Pennsylvania – 589-30x
2. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 583-22x
3. Ryan Kauffman, 17, York, Pennsylvania – 579-27x

60 Shot Air Rifle, Overall:

1. Vittoria Watts, 17, Folsom, California – 621.9
2. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 619.3
3. Jason Spaude, 23, Saginaw, Michigan – 611.7

60 Shot Air Rifle, Juniors:

1. Vittoria Watts, 17, Folsom, California – 621.9
2. Natalie Perrin, 18, Coopersville, Michigan – 619.3
3. Alexis Kirk, 18, Clarence Center, New York – 611.2

60 Shot Air Pistol:

1. Timothy Schmeltzer, 24, of Greenville, Michigan – 561-11x
2. Gregory Barton, 63, of New Castle, Delaware – 560-12x
3. Konstantin Pitsoulis, 51, of Brooklyn, New York – 553-9x

Rimfire Sporter, O-Class:

1. Lawrence Neilson, 59, Evanston, Wyoming – 527-5x
2. George Eberhardt, 68, Mt. Washington, Kentucky – 521-10x
3. Peter Yarbro, 46, Mishawaka, Indiana – 472-6x

Rimfire Sporter, T-Class:

1. Scott Schindehette, 76, Saginaw, Michigan –593-37x
2. Thomas Monto, 79, Midland, Michigan – 593-22x
3. Jeff Collins, 41, Frankenmuth, Michigan – 591-37x

*High Junior: Ashton Smith, 18, Corydon, Indiana – 584-17x

Rimfire Sporter, TU (Tactical):

1. Jean Redicker, 56, Vallonia, Indiana – 593-29x
2. James McKown II, 46, Floyds Knobs, Indiana – 552-16x
3. Lane King, 14, Corydon, Indiana – 548-12x

.22 Pistol Course:

1. Bob Nelson, 39, Goshen, Ohio – 377-6x
2. Dane Hogle, 51, Mount Vernon, Ohio – 376-5x
3. Glenn Smith, 59, Elkhart, Indiana – 375-3x

*High Woman: Susan Jones, 66, New York, New York – 362-4x

A complete list of results can be found on the CMP’s Competition Tracker program at https://ct.thecmp.org/WinterHomeRangeResults.

There’s so much going on within the CMP! To browse through all of the exciting competitive, sales and educational opportunities currently available, visit the CMP website at https://thecmp.org/.

--By Ashley Brugnone, CMP Staff Writer

The Civilian Marksmanship Program is a federally chartered 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation. It is dedicated to firearm safety and marksmanship training and to the promotion of marksmanship competition for citizens of the United States. For more information about the CMP and its programs, log onto www.TheCMP.org.