<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3ZFeAK_1H5AbQGM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3ZFeAK_1H5AbQGM00" width="600" height="307" ></figure>The fall sports season at Vermilion Community College not only included football and volleyball, but trapshooting as well.The Ironhawks took part in the Minnesota College Athletic Conference state competition last month - placing 10th among 14 varsity teams.Some shooters fell below their season averages at the event in Alexandria, costing the Ironhawks a shot at a topfive finish.PSEO student Kamyrn Bregier-Beno from Ely had an impressive season finishing third in the women’s varsity during the regular season and finishing fourth overall in women’s varsity. She received an award for that.Vermilion’s Shelby Falz finished eighth overall in women’s varsity at Alexandria as well.“I’m still very proud of this team and not all success can be measured with trophies,” said head coach Chad Loewen. “Not a single one of them was a returning athlete at Vermilion so we basically started from scratch. We more than doubled the size of the team since last year and despite Alexandria, there was tremendous improvement with their scores throughout the season.”Loewen added that Vermilion “had five kids that had never shot trap before and we were able to bring all of them up to varsity level in a single season with three of them shooting a 24/25 and one of them a perfect 25/25. And lastly we had had a safe season which is always my top priority.”</div></body>

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The fall sports season at Vermilion Community College not only included football and volleyball, but trapshooting as well. The Ironhawks took part in the Minnesota College Athletic Conference state competition last month - placing 10th among 14 varsity teams. Some shooters fell below their season averages at the event in...

VCC trap team 10th at MCAC

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The fall sports season at Vermilion Community College not only included football and volleyball, but trapshooting as well. The Ironhawks took part in the M

VCC trap team 10th at MCAC

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