The Jesuit Dallas Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) shotgun team finished third at the annual It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas shoot, held on December 14 in Waco, Texas.
 
Senior Winn Moore led the way for the Rangers with a fifth place finish in the sporting clays event, hitting 93 clays to place fifth overall in the event. Sophomore Paul Thompson placed ninth with 89 hits, followed by a 10th place finish by senior Austin Larson, who hit 88 targets. Senior Carter Dubiel and sophomore Gavin Dourty rounded out Jesuit's top-20 finishers, finishing 18th and 19th, respectively as both hit 85 targets.
 
Moore was the Rangers' top finisher in skeet shooting, hitting 92 of 100 potential targets to finish in tenth place. Sophomore Gavin Dourty busted 90 clays to finish 12th, senior Miles Lawson converted 88 targets to place 16th while seniors Myles Vinyard (87 clays) and Larson (86 clays) finished 18th and 20th respectively.
 
Jesuit will break for the holiday and return to SCTP competition on January 20, as the Blue and Gold will compete at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Skeet Doubles Open at the Ellis County Sportsman Club in Waxahachie.
 
Final Results

Sheet Shooting	Targets Hit (out of 100)	Place
Winn (Maurice) Moore	92	10
Gavin Dourty	90	12
Miles Lawson	88	16
Myles Vinyard	87	18
Austin Larson	86	20
Luke "Bunker" Hill	85	22
Carter Dubiel	84	23
Luke Goodman	82	29
Paul Thompson	81	31
Alejandro Acosta	75	36
Diego Jauregui Sanders	73	40
Henry Taylor	70	45
Andres Acosta	69	46
Ryan Fitzgerald	68	47
Thomas Westerman	62	50
Cade Vopni	59	51
Sporting Clays	Targets Hit (out of 100)	Place
Winn (Maurice) Moore	93	5
Paul Thompson	89	9
Austin Larson	88	10
Carter Dubiel	85	18
Gavin Dourty	85	19
Luke "Bunker" Hill	82	24
Cade Vopni	81	26
Myles Vinyard	81	28
Thomas Westerman	75	41
Ryan Fitzgerald	74	43
Luke Goodman	71	45
Andres Acosta	68	48
Henry Taylor	68	49
Miles Lawson	67	50
Diego Jauregui Sanders	63	53
Alejandro Acosta	62	55