Hermiston, OR

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David Heitz

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Baker Trap Club competitors made it look easy at their first event of the season April 20 at Hermiston. The eagle-eyed BHS students took four champion slots at the event, picking clay targets out of the air with consistency.

BAKER TRAPSHOOTING: Bulldogs take top spots at Hermiston tournament

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