The Skirmish Line - Fall 2017

THE MAGAZINE OF THE NORTH-SOUTH SKIRMISH ASSOCIATION, INC.

Fall 2017 This issue features: 136th National Coverage Match Winners & Results Young Skirmisher Award

Volume 63 ~ Issue 4 Senior Skirmisher Award Regional News Year-End Giving Information

136th Fall National Competition William Francis Keys Trophy - 1st Place A-1 Musket Team 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company A

Volume 63 ~ Issue 4 Fall 2017 Covering the News & Happenings of the N-SSA from Oct. 1, - Dec. 31, 2017.

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On the Cover 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company A William Francis Keys Trophy 1st Place A-1 Musket Team

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In this Issue National Commander’s Column ................................................................... 3 Welcome New Recruits ................................................................................ 4 Taps ............................................................................................................. 5 Math With Mortimer .................................................................................... 7 Meet the Staff Officer: Robert Lee Hodge .................................................... 8 AA Meeting Announcement ......................................................................... 9 136th National Skirmish ............................................................................ 10 Team Match Winners..................................................... 12 Mortar & Artillery Winners ............................................ 35 Individual Match Winners ............................................. 38 NRA Match Winners ...................................................... 45 History & Education Award Winners ............................. 47 NRA Senior Skirmisher Award Winners ......................... 48 50 Year Awards ............................................................. 49 Special Recognitions ..................................................... 50 NRA Young Skirmisher Award Winners ......................... 51 Tenderfoot Match Winners & Results ............................ 52 Costume Committee Announcement & Winners ............ 60 Charitable Giving: N-SSA Society of Color Bearers..................................... 40 The Unsung Skirmisher: N-SSA Photography Corps. ................................ 64 Regional News: Allegheny ...................................................................... 67 Deep South.................................................................... 70 Potomac ........................................................................ 72 Tidewater ...................................................................... 74 August Board of Directors Meeting Minutes .............................................. 76 Memorial Park Brick Request Form ........................................................... 79

In future issues ...

These articles have been submitted and will appear as space allows: - Case for the Black Confederate Sharpshooters by Gary Yee - The Cap & Ball Gunfight by Jim Van Eldik - The US 1862 Expanding Ball Cartridge by Steven Sheldon - History of the 5th Virginia Infantry

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The Fall National is quickly becoming a memory and most skirmishers have finished skirmishing for the year. We have to congratulate the host teams, led by Skirmish Director Sherry Myers, for the great job that they did. The nationals are a great time to see friends, to compete, to shop for absolutely necessary skirmish items – like more Civil War firearms! – and to enjoy Fort Shenandoah. This fall, as we all prepared for the National, our world changed once again.

Protests against Civil War history rocked our country and I felt a strong need to prepare for any protests at our National. Thanks goes to Gary Sheppard of Company C, 2nd United States Sharpshooters, for his work with local law enforcement to help us be ready in case of trouble.

Fortunately, there was no trouble. I am very proud of the way the membership prepared for any protests. I am convinced that if protesters showed up our members would have behaved appropriately.

As we look to the future we have some mountains to climb. We have to continually stress the need for all of us to recruit new members. I know that you have heard me say this before but this need is continuous. At least two of our teams have decided to merge with other teams for 2018 because they are too small to function on their own. I know that there are other teams that are considering folding due to the lack of members. Fortunately, we do have a number of teams that are growing. Perhaps someone on a growing team will write an article for the Skirmish Line giving hints on how to grow. We always have a need for money to continue our sport. Wayne Jordan has a positive campaign to raise money and every member should have received a letter from him and me asking you to consider donating to the N-SSA. We did very well last year with donations and we hope that this trend will continue. I hope that every member donates something; $5.00, $50.00, $500.00, whatever you can do will be appreciated and used to help the N-SSA. A dear friend, and my old boss, used to say “How can a dream come true if you don’t have a dream?” I am sure that many of you have ideas on how the N-SSA can be bigger and stronger. Instead of keeping your ideas to yourself, please share them with your team commander and your regional commander. Regional commanders should bring reasonable requests and suggestions to the Board of Directors and then the Board has the moral responsibility to seriously consider what comes before it. Our dreams for the N-SSA are only limited by our own imaginations. I challenge you to think about our future and let us know what you think we can do to improve the N-SSA. While many of us are getting ready for Christmas and the holiday season, the skirmish season is only a month away! The Snowball Skirmish will start the skirmish season on January 12-14, 2018 and the Deep South Region will have a skirmish at Brierfield, Alabama in February. So it is time to start getting ready for the 2018 skirmish season! I look forward to seeing you on the firing line!

Dave North-South Skirmish Association National Commanders John Gilmer ....................... 1956-1958 *James Waters .................. 1959-1962 *Albert Hardin .................... 1963-1964 *Carl Jensen ...................... 1965-1970 Richard Corrigan ............... 1971-1974 *Frank Schock ................... 1975-1976 John Sharrett ..................... 1977-1982 *James McAleer ................ 1983-1984 John Robey ....................... 1985-1988 Skirmish Line

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*Royal Inge ........................ 1989-1992 Earl Coates ....................... 1993-1996 Gary Crawford ................... 1997-2000 Earl Coates ....................... 2001-2004 Charles Smithgall ............. 2005-2008 Linwood McMahon ............ 2009-2012 Phillip Spaugy ................... 2013-2016 David Booz ................................ 2017-

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Welcome New Recruits Carolina Region Dave L. Cripe ............................................... Iredell Blues Pamela H. Flack ........................................... Iredell Blues James Edward Miller .................................... Palmetto Sharpshooters Gemma J. Payne ......................................... Iredell Blues Chesapeake Region Kyle T. Dugan .............................................. Co. C, 2nd U.S. Sharpshooters John P. Novicki ............................................ Co. C, 2nd U.S. Sharpshooters Susan S. Sheppard ...................................... Co. C, 2nd U.S. Sharpshooters

Central Virginia Region Michael A. Acton .......................................... Berdan's 1st U.S. Sharpshooters Donald P. Kelly, Jr. ....................................... Dixie Artillery William D. Martin .......................................... 1st Tennessee Volunteer Infantry Regt.

Mid-Atlantic Region James Crawford Bannon, Jr. ........................ Mid-Atlantic Region Recruit Co, Nicholas W. Ehrlich ...................................... 118th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry William Goyne, Jr. ........................................ 11th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry Devon N. Patton ........................................... 2nd New Jersey Cavalry Garrett F. Stinnard ....................................... Hampton Legion, CSA Northwest Region Jeffrey S. Payne ........................................... 7th Tennessee Infantry Regt., CSA Potomac Region Wayne C. Cameron ...................................... 1st Stuart Horse Artillery Jordan R. Cameron ...................................... 1st Stuart Horse Artillery Raymond P. Farrell ...................................... 1st Maryland Cavalry, CSA Brent E. Feito ............................................... 1st Maryland Infantry, CSA Brian Murray ................................................. 7th Regt. Virginia Volunteers Grant Thomas Ostner ................................... 9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA Joshua M. Sherrill ........................................ Washington Blue Rifles Adam M. Ward ............................................. 1st Maryland Infantry, CSA

Tidewater Region Edwin L. Fetzer, Jr. ...................................... 3rd North Carolina Cavalry

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TAPS Jay L. Champe .................. 14th Tennessee Infantry, Regt.

Melvin W. Clarke................ Baltimore Rifles, 1st Maryland Vol. Bernard Creegan ............... Lancaster Fencibles Alex Evangelista ................ 149th New York Vol. Infantry Ronald Knaus .................... 104th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Edward Lecrone ................ 6th Wisconsin Vol. Infantry Co I Garry S. McGowen ............ Washington Grays James R. Sample .............. 4th Virginia Cavalry James E. Steger ................ 2nd Virginia Cavalry David B. Studdard ............. 14th Mississippi Infantry Regt.

Dennis Darnaye Teetor ...... 27th North Carolina Troops A Tribute to Ben Betterley, 111th OVI

In Memory ….

Tom Evans was a member of the WBR in the 19681970 time frame before he moved to California where he was instrumental in establishing the Civil War Skirmish Association, for which he served as Commander. Tom passed away on Sept. 20, 2017.

At the Skirmish hosted by Battery C, 1st Michigan Light Artillery every September in the Northwest Territory, they award a revolving trophy to a member of the NWT that is a non-marksmanship award. It is called the Robert “Bob” Scheele Spirit of Skirmishing Award. The criterion for this award is based upon just what the title implies: a member who exemplifies a true Skirmisher’s Spirit; someone who willingly helps anyone in the region with their equipment, travel, marksmanship skills, or whatever else is needed by helping make their general all around participation more fun and enjoyable.

These were the qualities that Bob Scheele represented as a Skirmisher, and although Bob was a terrific marksman, he was also very generous with his time and expertise. His love for our sport never diminished, and even though Bob had been a Skirmisher for 40 years before he passed away, when watching him on the firing line or shooting next to him, based on his reaction you would have thought that each hit was his first one ever. His love for our sport was timeless.

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Ben Betterley has been posthumously awarded the Robert “Bob” Scheele Spirit of Skirmishing Award.

In July, Ben Betterley passed away unexpectedly at the age of 39. Ben was born into a skirmishing family. His Grandfather, Mother and Father, three grand-Uncles, and several other members of his immediate family were members of the 1st Michigan Engineer’s and Mechanics, and Ben started his skirmishing career as a member of that unit as soon as he turned 15. When Ben married his wife Angel, she also married the sport of Skirmishing.

Ben’s marksmanship abilities were apparent very early on with his winning of the Young Skirmisher Award at Nationals several years in a row. He also holds the record for the highest 50yard Musket score ever shot at a National Skirmish with a 99-1X. The only interruption of Ben’s skirmishing career was as a Marine when Ben served two tours of duty in Iraq. He was a member of three different teams in the NWT, and was the top shot on each of these teams in all disciplines, and I was fortunate enough to have been a teammate of his on two of those teams. A privilege and honor I will long cherish.

There was, however, another side of Ben that truly warranted his receiving the Scheele trophy.

Ben was quiet and unassuming, but he was always there in a time of need, regardless of what was needed. If someone had a firearm malfunction, he was right there with his expertise to help repair it and get that person back on the firing line for the next relay. If Back Creek was on the rise, you could count on Ben to help move campers to safety. He would do whatever it took in any situation to help anybody that needed it. That’s just the kind of man he was, and he never had to be asked.

For those of us who knew Ben, his passing has been difficult, especially among his teammates of the 111 th OVI, as with all of those among the N-SSA family who knew him. But we also know that he would be the first one to say that we must not lose sight of the future of our sport, to safeguard it and do whatever is necessary to keep it viable.

Every team in our organization has lost a near and dear member and although those losses are difficult to endure, the Spirit of those departed lives on with each round we fire down range and at each campfire where we gather. Each one of those dearly departed expects us to uphold the virtues that make being a member of the N-SSA such a privilege. Their passing also allows us to better recognize the value of each teammate and friend we have made as a result of participating in this great sport of Skirmishing.

Those values that make up the basis of the Scheele Award cannot be exemplified any better than they were through the way Ben Betterley treated his teammates, fellow Marines, friends, and all the other N-SSA members and people he came in contact with. That is why Ben was so richly deserving of the 2017 Robert “Bob” Scheele Spirit of Skirmishing Award.

From all of us my very dear friend, you will be missed, and never forgotten.

Larry J. Flees, 111th OVI

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MATH WITH MORTIMER By: Selena Goodin Usually the sound of a mortar being shot is not followed by laughter, cheerful screaming, and whoo-hoos from a group of elementary or middle school kids. At Allison Woods Outdoor Learning Center, the site of the Carolina Region’s home range, students of all ages learn about math, energy, forces and motion, and properties of matter all by the firing of a N-SSA approved mortar.

other instructors give the lesson from a scientific perspective.

Before shooting the projectile from the mortar, students make predictions on how high it will rise in the air and the distance it will go based on the amount of powder. Flags are put out on the range in 50 feet intervals so the students can visualize how far the projectile may go.

Instructors then discuss how the black powder begins in a solid state, then turns to gas when ignited, which propels the projectile into the air. Kids in elementary school learn the difference between kinetic and potential energy.

Instructors discuss how the projectile goes from potential to kinetic without ever losing the energy behind it.

Students learn about graphing speed and distance when the projectile is shot. After the range is clear, students are able to measure the exact distance the projectile went and graph the data using a line graph. Teachers are given the data to take back to the classroom and expand on what they learned.

Known for continually thinking outside the box, Allison Woods Outdoor Learning Center’s staff and volunteers have created a popular program entitled Math with Mortimer. The program uses a Confederate mortar to teach kids about various topics covering their essential standards in science. N-SSA members Dave Jackson and Selena Goodin along with Instructors Dennis Goodin, T.J. Melvin, and Paige Jackson give students a lesson in history and modern mathematics they will never forget.

It’s not unusual for the Allison Woods Outdoor Learning Center to have 200-400 students per week pass through the gates. The kids range in ages from Kindergarten through Graduate School. During their visit, depending upon the number of students in the group, they are allotted 4 programs for the day which usually run 45 minutes each; however, when the Math with Mortimer program is requested, only 3 programs are given. The assembly program, for all students, is held at the airstrip where students are safely positioned behind the instructors to ensure that all safety measures are followed.

Also included in Dave’s mini lesson is the history of the technology he is using. He states that the main use for mortars being used was to lob projectiles over walls to attack the enemy on the other side. Dave uses the National Anthem “...the bombs busting in air…” to give students a mini lesson on the song in relation to the mortar. Sometimes the kids will sing along. Dave explains that the mortar was used as a siege gun to shoot over fortifications and that the projectile would explode in the air to send shrapnel raining down on the enemy. It’s amazing that most of the students do not understand the impact that the mortar had in the war, and it opens their eyes to what may have happened during that time.

While preparing the kids for the upcoming program, Dave Jackson, being the Veteran Skirmisher that he is, gets the kids excited by giving a mini history lesson behind the projectile and the mortar. After Dave’s lesson, he and the

Our mission is to ignite life-long curiosity, understanding, and respect for nature through education. Math with Mortimer sparks the students’ curiosity to learn and expands their knowledge of mathematics with a historical twist. This has become an increasingly popular program and students are very excited about it.

For additional information about the Carolina Region, visit carolinaregion.net.

Explore the Allison Woods Outdoor Learning Center at allisonwoodsoutdoorlearningcenter.com and on their Facebook page.

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MEET THE STAFF OFFICER

By Wayne Jordan

Meet Robert Lee Hodge, the N-SSA Living History/Re-enactor Officer. Here is how he describes his responsibility – “My task is to basically encourage reenactors to consider joining the N-SSA. I am creating a template to use to introduce reenactors to N-SSA at one of the upcoming national shoots. We need to provide them with a warm and positive experience at this proposed recruitment event, and hopefully add a reasonable level of new shooters from the effort.

“On occasion I think reenactors and N-SSA are akin to Spain and Portugal – they are neighbors that have a lot in common, but they speak two similar, yet different, languages.”

Robert Lee has been reenacting since 1981 and has gravitated toward authenticity in the reenactor/living history world. He has been recognized in various circles for his commitment to the preservation of history and life as it really was. If you’ve ever read the book Confederates in the Attic, written in 1998 by noted war correspondent Tony Horwitz, then you have already been introduced to Robert Lee. The book review on Amazon refers to the author’s time with hardcore reenactors and says – “in the book's climax, Horwitz takes a marathon trek from Antietam to Gettysburg to Appomattox in the company of Robert Lee Hodge, an eccentric pilgrim who dubs their odyssey the ‘Civil Wargasm.’” The book is well worth reading.

Robert Lee has put on preservation-based events that have generated over $160,000 to help save battlefields from becoming Wal-Mart parking lots, and has also organized a large reenactment in Spotsylvania, VA that drew over 400 reenactors and 10,000 spectators.

Robert Lee Hodge N-SSA Living History/ Re-enactor Officer Gettysburg 2016. Photo by Robert Szabo.

Gettysburg 2008. Waylon Pashong, Travis Haymaker, Robert Lee Hodge, Tim Cole, Matthew Reen. Photo by Todd Harrington.

Robert Lee has been a member of the 1st Maryland Infantry for eight years, but had been a frequent guest for 25 years, drawn in by the fife and drum music. Their campsite is known for being full of authentic huts (in Area 2 across from the Caretaker’s house), and their commitment to keeping it real during a skirmish weekend. He enjoys showing reenactors around the campsite and showing them the extremely authentic reproductions of various styles of rebel soldier dwellings that are modeled after those seen in period photographs taken in Centreville, VA and other Confederate camps. He also introduces guests to N-SSA members who have a wealth of knowledge about the history and culture of the times, such as Les Jensen, Mike Burkey, Dean Nelson, Jerry Coates, and others. In fact, Robert Lee himself finds that “The wealth of knowledge that many N-SSA members have is fascinating, stimulating. and rewarding. I feel like I should get a college credit every time I leave Ft. Shenandoah”.

Camp of the First Maryland, CSA L-R Isaac Forman, Waylon Pashong, Michael Clark, John Connors, Robert Lee Hodge, Brent Feito, Mike Burkey, Tim Cole. Photo by Robert Szabo.

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As with many of the volunteer staff officers and committee chairs, Robert Lee was drawn into his position by looking around and seeing a need that he could fill. He says he was concerned by our need for new members and began to think of the future of the N-SSA. He felt that the work put in by the N-SSA leaders and members since 1949 has been pretty impressive, and he wants to do his part to make sure that the organization is preserved for the future, much as the battlefields and other historic sites and events must be preserved. The programs he is implementing are a challenge, but he is putting his experience and creativity to work to get the links to the reenactor world established.

Showing that the N-SSA offers both a strong element of authenticity as Camp of the First Maryland, CSA well as the period weapon live-fire competitions should appeal to a wide L-R Waylon Pashong, Tom Kuhn, Unidentified, Isaac Forman, swath of people who are interested in our Civil War and have an interest Michael Clark, Tim Cole, Adam Ward, Alex Kuhn, Brent Feito, Robert Lee Hodge. Photo by Robert Szabo. in participating in historical activities. “Hearing the sounds of live-fire cannons, muskets, rifles, etc., en masse, is a paramount attraction to the N-SSA. There is no other place in the world where you can hear some of the roar of what a Civil War battle could have sounded like than the magnitude at N-SSA.” Robert Lee is married with no children, but does have five rescue dogs. He refers to himself as a Civil War obsessive-compulsive type. Since he was four years old, the history of the war has been his primary hobby, but he also has an interest in classical art, cinema, dogs, humor, and music. He likes being part of a unique history-based subculture that promotes responsible gun ownership and is very family friendly. Having the permanent campsite at Ft. Shenandoah, as opposed to a temporary site at a reenactment, is also a big draw for him. And he is always happy to meet more historians at a skirmish.

Brent Feito and Robert Lee Hodge. Photo by Robert Szabo.

Meet the Staff Officer or Committee Chairperson is a series that will be published in each edition of the Skirmish Line. The most recent N-SSA directory lists 29 Staff Officers and 17 Committee Chairs. This reflects the wide range of duties that must be performed to keep our organization running. Most of these volunteers are low profile people who work quietly behind the scenes, contributing an enormous number of hours of work to support the N-SSA each year. This series of articles is meant to bring them out of the background and share with our membership who they are and why they are in these jobs.

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Friday evening from 6-7pm in the lower level of the Historic Center This is an open discussion meeting which will meet at each National Competition at Fort Shenandoah. If you have, or think you may have, a problem with drinking, you’re welcome to attend. My name is Larry M., and I am a recovering alcoholic for 21 years. If you have any questions or would just like to talk, please feel free to call me at 765-425-5716.

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136th National Skirmish October 4-8, 2017

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15th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry Shooters - 24 and under From left to right: Emma Hillman, Jake Peterson, Rachel Ewing, Ryan Dolbier, David Pinkerton (Photo submitted by Linda Peterson, Adjutant, 15th NJVI)

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Winners

William Francis Keys Trophy - 1st Place A-1 Musket Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company A

Robert Hughes Trophy - 2nd Place A-1 Musket Team

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Team Match Winners

Ed "Hog" Wilhelm Memorial Trophy - 3rd Place A-1 Musket Team

149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company A

Hibler-Ninness Memorial Trophy - 4th Place A-1 Musket Team

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Team Match Winners

James F. Cauley Memorial Trophy - 5th Place A-1 Musket Team

5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Company A

Franklin O. Hayes Memorial Trophy - 1st Place B-1 Musket Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company B

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Team Match Winners

Stonewall Jackson Memorial Trophy - 1st Place C Musket Team

5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Company C

Jack Rawls Memorial Trophy - 1st Place Team Musket-Carbine Aggregate

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Skirmish Line

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Team Match Winners

Walt Taylor Trophy - 2nd Place Team Musket-Carbine Aggregate

149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

Alan Bilby Memorial Trophy - 1st Place A-1 Carbine Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company A

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Winners

1st Place A-2 Carbine Team

17th Virginia Infantry, CSA, Company A

1st Place A-3 Carbine Team

Company G 23rd North Carolina State Troops, Company A

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Team Match Winners

1st Place B-1 Carbine Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company B

1st Place C Carbine Team

8th Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, Company C

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Winners

1st Place A-1 Revolver Team

Nansemond Guards, Co. A

1st Place A-2 Revolver Team

Knap's Battery E, PA Light Artillery, Company A

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Team Match Winners

1st Place A-3 Revolver Team

9th Regiment New York Cavalry, Company A

1st Place B Revolver Team

Nansemond Guards, Co. B

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Team Match Winners

1st Place C Revolver Team

Nansemond Guards, Co. C

1st Place A, B & C Revolver Teams

Nansemond Guards, Companies A, B & C

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Team Match Winners

Men of the West Trophy - 1st Place A-1 Smoothbore Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company A

1st Place A-2 Smoothbore Team

6th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, Company A

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Winners

1st Place B Smoothbore Team

110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company B

1st Place C Smoothbore Team

Nansemond Guards, Co. C

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Team Match Winners

Private’s Trophy - Highest Placing Repeater Team (1st Place A-1)

2nd Maryland Artillery, CSA, Company A

1st Place A-2 Breechloader Team

29th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, Company A

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Team Match Winners

1st Place A-3 Breechloader Team

Tammany Regiment, Company A

1st Place B Breechloader Team

9th Virginia Cavalry, CSA, Company B

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Team Match Winners

1st Place Single-Shot Breechloader Team

149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company A

1st Place Spencer Team

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Team Match Results Class A-1 Musket, 10 Place(s) Paid # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total Time 1 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A....................................134.0 ........................ 55.7 ........................ 81.0 ......................143.7 ........................ 34.6 ......................449.0 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A ................................................182.9 ........................ 86.4 ........................ 75.7 ........................ 81.8 ........................ 42.0 ......................468.8 3 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................161.5 ........................ 65.4 ........................ 66.8 ......................104.7 ........................ 78.8 ......................477.2 4 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A ................................................176.1 ........................ 84.1 ......................102.1 ......................129.3 ........................ 77.1 ......................568.7 5 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A ....................................................................207.3 ........................ 71.2 ......................112.4 ......................104.6 ........................ 83.4 ......................578.9 6 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A ................................................180.5 ........................ 75.8 ......................116.9 ........................ 91.3 ......................117.5 ......................582.0 7 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A .............................................................190.4 ........................ 74.2 ........................ 92.4 ......................179.4 ........................ 73.5 ......................609.9 8 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A ....................................................214.0 ........................ 71.1 ......................134.1 ......................121.1 ........................ 78.6 ......................618.9 9 UNION GUARDS CO. A .......................................................................230.8 ........................ 69.7 ......................103.3 ......................114.9 ......................123.7 ......................642.4 10 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A ............................................223.2 ......................103.0 ........................ 97.2 ......................124.4 ......................101.8 ......................649.6 11 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................169.7 ........................ 85.7 ......................117.8 ......................150.9 ......................129.1 ......................653.2 12 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A ....................................................212.8 ........................ 65.5 ......................116.1 ......................142.5 ......................118.9 ......................655.8 13 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .....................................164.2 ......................105.8 ......................106.9 ......................210.8 ......................126.3 ......................714.0 14 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A ............................................240.9 ........................ 91.9 ......................101.1 ......................185.4 ......................131.0 ......................750.3 15 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A ..........................................242.6 ........................ 94.9 ......................106.2 ......................168.0 ......................148.0 ......................759.7 16 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..................................................264.0 ......................106.6 ......................101.0 ......................156.9 ......................133.8 ......................762.3 17 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A ............................................272.9 ........................ 82.3 ......................102.4 ......................191.5 ......................114.3 ......................763.4 18 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A ..........................................................217.5 ......................110.0 ......................112.1 ......................223.7 ......................104.0 ......................767.3 19 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A ..................................261.7 ......................112.8 ......................115.0 ......................167.2 ......................116.0 ......................772.7 20 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A ......................................................300.0 ........................ 71.1 ......................100.1 ......................154.8 ......................158.5 ......................784.5 21 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A ................................................................260.5 ......................117.3 ........................ 98.4 ......................199.1 ......................126.9 ......................802.2 22 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A ...................................................293.2 ......................128.6 ......................175.2 ......................124.9 ......................126.4 ......................848.3 23 IREDELL BLUES CO. A .......................................................................217.7 ......................166.6 ......................150.5 ......................201.0 ......................140.0 ......................875.8 24 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A ...................................................................322.0 ......................109.2 ......................110.0 ......................194.1 ......................152.7 ......................888.0 25 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A ............................................328.0 ......................136.1 ......................129.0 ......................175.2 ......................214.5 ......................982.8 26 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .......................................333.0 ......................148.3 ......................173.2 ......................227.5 ......................104.0 ......................986.0 27 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A ......................................................322.0 ......................101.6 ......................169.2 ......................190.7 ......................253.5 ....................1037.0 28 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A .................................339.0 ......................127.4 ......................160.1 ......................311.0 ......................191.4 ....................1128.9 29 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A ........................................................339.0 ......................159.9 ......................188.6 ......................297.5 ......................168.5 ....................1153.5 30 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A ...................................................406.0 ......................171.9 ......................143.1 ......................243.3 ......................190.7 ....................1155.0 31 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A ....................................................361.0 ......................116.4 ......................251.4 ......................300.0 ......................135.3 ....................1164.1 32 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A ................................................................356.0 ......................140.6 ......................167.1 ......................300.0 ......................336.0 ....................1299.7 33 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A .............................................356.0 ......................185.8 ......................257.5 ......................311.0 ......................318.0 ....................1428.3 Class A-2 Musket, 8 Place(s) Paid 1 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A 236.9 79.2 97.0 166.3 140.5 719.9 2 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ........................................................256.4 ......................107.5 ......................127.5 ......................244.6 ........................ 96.6 ......................832.6 3 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A ..................................................................243.9 ........................ 99.8 ......................156.6 ......................206.4 ......................197.4 ......................904.1 4 COMPANY D, 33RD VIRGINIA CO. A .................................................316.0 ......................134.3 ........................ 97.0 ......................189.4 ......................233.4 ......................970.1 5 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ..........................................................277.3 ......................113.0 ......................196.0 ......................247.9 ......................147.8 ......................982.0 6 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A ...........................................................300.0 ......................142.3 ......................100.1 ......................220.0 ......................242.1 ....................1004.5 7 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A....................................................................305.0 ......................138.6 ......................123.3 ......................333.0 ......................119.6 ....................1019.5 8 CO G. 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A .........................................287.3 ......................144.9 ......................203.7 ......................225.0 ......................170.7 ....................1031.6 9 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ...................................322.0 ......................145.6 ......................131.5 ......................263.6 ......................187.0 ....................1049.7 10 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..............................................345.0 ......................163.9 ......................142.6 ......................240.5 ......................168.7 ....................1060.7 11 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................378.0 ......................151.7 ......................161.1 ......................237.8 ......................159.6 ....................1088.2 12 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................361.0 ......................172.7 ......................148.8 ......................254.0 ......................199.2 ....................1135.7 13 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A ........................................311.0 ......................159.0 ......................220.0 ......................294.7 ......................165.1 ....................1149.8 14 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A .......................................................311.0 ......................152.1 ......................186.3 ......................333.0 ......................175.5 ....................1157.9 15 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A......................................................322.0 ......................146.8 ......................225.7 ......................175.8 ......................300.0 ....................1170.3 16 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A......................................373.0 ......................154.4 ......................175.5 ......................213.4 ......................263.0 ....................1179.3 17 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A ..................................................................345.0 ......................150.8 ......................207.9 ......................290.3 ......................201.5 ....................1195.5 18 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................356.0 ......................128.8 ......................188.6 ......................356.0 ......................182.5 ....................1211.9 19 CO. G, 114TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY CO. A .........................................350.0 ......................154.6 ......................256.8 ......................333.0 ......................195.7 ....................1290.1 20 RICHMOND VOL. MILITIA CO. A ........................................................345.0 ......................180.0 ......................246.0 ......................356.0 ......................170.0 ....................1297.0 21 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A ....................................333.0 ......................239.2 ......................200.1 ......................322.0 ......................218.7 ....................1313.0 22 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 373.0 140.9 281.9 378.0 249.7 1423.5 Class A-3 Musket, 12 Place(s) Paid 1 7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A 328.0 121.5 135.2 289.1 111.2 985.0 2 72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .........................................316.0 ......................161.6 ......................107.2 ......................239.4 ......................237.9 ....................1062.1 3 MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A ............................................................345.0 ......................152.0 ......................190.7 ......................291.0 ......................178.4 ....................1157.1 4 BALTIMORE RIFLES, 1ST MD VOLS. CO. A .....................................333.0 ......................121.4 ......................201.8 ......................250.7 ......................273.2 ....................1180.1 5 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A ..............................................350.0 ......................144.1 ......................322.0 ......................193.0 ......................210.6 ....................1219.7 6 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A ........................................367.0 ......................234.7 ......................240.6 ......................222.5 ......................170.0 ....................1234.8 7 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A...........................................361.0 ......................149.1 ......................157.1 ......................345.0 ......................237.1 ....................1249.3 8 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ............................................361.0 ......................175.5 ......................266.6 ......................378.0 ......................152.7 ....................1333.8 9 21ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .....................................339.0 ......................140.1 ......................247.5 ......................322.0 ......................287.0 ....................1335.6 10 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A........................................................378.0 ......................182.9 ......................205.4 ......................252.0 ......................318.0 ....................1336.3

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total Time 11 37TH GEORGIA CO. A ........................................................................ 367.0 ...................... 203.6 ...................... 273.3 ...................... 251.1 ...................... 246.8 .................... 1341.8 12 BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A ................................................................ 345.0 ...................... 190.4 ...................... 226.8 ...................... 276.4 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1356.6 13 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A ........................................................ 350.0 ...................... 128.9 ...................... 189.0 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1368.9 14 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A ................................... 367.0 ...................... 196.9 ...................... 257.7 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 220.4 .................... 1387.0 15 4TH MICH. VOL. INF. CO. A ................................................................ 356.0 ...................... 191.8 ...................... 135.7 ...................... 378.0 ...................... 372.0 .................... 1433.5 16 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY REGT. CO. A ............................................. 367.0 ...................... 177.4 ...................... 266.1 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1439.5 17 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A..................................................... 339.0 ...................... 234.0 ...................... 235.8 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 336.0 .................... 1455.8 18 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A.............................................. 339.0 ...................... 247.9 ...................... 197.8 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1458.7 19 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A ............................................ 356.0 ...................... 181.4 ...................... 273.9 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1462.3 20 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ............................................ 361.0 ...................... 204.0 ...................... 243.2 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1471.2 21 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. A ................................................... 367.0 ...................... 190.4 ...................... 278.9 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1499.3 22 GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A .............................................................. 406.0 ...................... 258.6 ...................... 220.4 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1536.0 23 15TH REGT., VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A ................................................... 356.0 ...................... 242.9 ...................... 263.5 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1563.4 24 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ...................................... 378.0 ...................... 222.8 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1585.8 25 118TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................ 378.0 ...................... 290.0 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 234.0 .................... 1602.0 26 24TH MICHIGAN VOL. INF. CO. A ...................................................... 406.0 ...................... 277.1 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 287.0 .................... 1682.1 27 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................ 378.0 ...................... 295.1 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 354.0 .................... 1705.1 28 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A ...................................................... 423.0 ...................... 255.5 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 372.0 .................... 1706.5 29 PORTSMOUTH LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A ......................................... 412.0 ...................... 311.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 401.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1798.0 30 67TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .......................................... 395.0 ...................... 322.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 423.0 ...................... 408.0 .................... 1915.0 31 WASHINGTON GRAYS CO. A ............................................................ 429.0 ...................... 378.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 390.0 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1954.0 Class B-1 Musket, 6 Place(s) Paid 1 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ................................... 208.5 ........................ 93.8 ...................... 125.1 ...................... 133.6 ...................... 127.9 ...................... 688.9 2 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B .................................................................... 305.0 ...................... 111.0 ...................... 135.7 ...................... 156.3 ...................... 142.5 ...................... 850.5 3 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B ................................................ 339.0 ...................... 156.7 ...................... 146.3 ...................... 193.2 ...................... 134.1 ...................... 969.3 4 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B.................................................... 276.8 ...................... 109.6 ...................... 155.0 ...................... 295.5 ...................... 160.5 ...................... 997.4 5 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ........................................ 339.0 ...................... 101.0 ...................... 131.2 ...................... 261.7 ...................... 197.3 .................... 1030.2 6 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B ................................................ 339.0 ...................... 155.8 ...................... 136.9 ...................... 264.3 ...................... 185.2 .................... 1081.2 7 UNION GUARDS CO. B ....................................................................... 291.9 ...................... 174.3 ...................... 186.7 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 158.8 .................... 1144.7 8 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. B ............................................................. 361.0 ...................... 207.3 ...................... 161.9 ...................... 322.0 ...................... 300.0 .................... 1352.2 9 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B ............................................ 390.0 ...................... 218.0 ...................... 186.9 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 279.8 .................... 1419.7 10 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B .......................................... 378.0 ...................... 219.5 ...................... 264.9 ...................... 322.0 ...................... 243.9 .................... 1428.3 11 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B ........................................ 469.0 ...................... 255.0 ...................... 261.6 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 163.8 .................... 1505.4 12 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B .................................................... 418.0 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 269.9 ...................... 180.0 .................... 1545.9 13 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B ...................................................... 435.0 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 300.0 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 408.0 .................... 1888.0 Class B-2 Musket, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. B ........................................ 446.0 ...................... 167.6 ...................... 272.1 ...................... 401.0 ...................... 246.3 .................... 1533.0 2 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B................................................................... 406.0 ...................... 199.4 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 283.4 .................... 1600.8 3 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B ........................................................ 423.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 322.0 ...................... 333.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1752.0 4 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B .......................................... 429.0 ...................... 274.6 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 318.0 .................... 1755.6 5 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. B ....................................................... 429.0 ...................... 250.1 ...................... 345.0 ...................... 401.0 ...................... 372.0 .................... 1797.1 6 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B .................................. 423.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 322.0 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1858.0 7 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B ....................................................... 446.0 ...................... 367.0 ...................... 378.0 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1993.0 Class C Musket, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. C .................................................................... 384.0 ...................... 246.8 ...................... 300.0 ...................... 390.0 ...................... 263.0 .................... 1583.8 Class A-1 Carbine, 7 Place(s) Paid 1 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 126.1 66.6 40.7 49.2 53.3 335.9 2 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................ 129.9 ........................ 52.5 ........................ 57.0 ........................ 80.0 ........................ 54.7 ...................... 374.1 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A ................................................ 100.0 ........................ 46.5 ........................ 69.0 ...................... 122.1 ........................ 53.2 ...................... 390.8 4 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A ................................................ 160.9 ........................ 51.7 ........................ 76.7 ........................ 68.5 ........................ 46.6 ...................... 404.4 5 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A.................................................... 141.1 ........................ 38.9 ........................ 63.6 ...................... 105.1 ........................ 64.5 ...................... 413.2 6 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A ........................................................... 148.6 ........................ 62.6 ........................ 53.1 ........................ 81.4 ........................ 88.7 ...................... 434.4 7 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................ 159.4 ........................ 49.0 ........................ 70.9 ...................... 103.0 ........................ 58.2 ...................... 440.5 8 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A ............................................................. 154.7 ........................ 69.8 ........................ 84.1 ...................... 121.6 ........................ 53.2 ...................... 483.4 9 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A .................................................... 186.0 ........................ 84.9 ........................ 58.8 ...................... 101.3 ........................ 62.8 ...................... 493.8 10 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A ............................................ 181.7 ........................ 86.3 ........................ 60.6 ...................... 137.1 ........................ 59.5 ...................... 525.2 11 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A .................................................................... 167.7 ........................ 56.3 ........................ 96.3 ...................... 122.8 ........................ 95.7 ...................... 538.8 12 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A............................................ 211.7 ........................ 68.5 ...................... 108.8 ........................ 81.6 ........................ 76.3 ...................... 546.9 13 IREDELL BLUES CO. A ....................................................................... 209.3 ........................ 83.4 ........................ 73.1 ...................... 106.9 ........................ 83.3 ...................... 556.0 14 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A ..................................................... 191.6 ........................ 90.1 ........................ 99.8 ........................ 81.9 ...................... 100.5 ...................... 563.9 15 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A .................................................................. 309.0 ........................ 51.3 ........................ 78.7 ........................ 96.5 ........................ 46.4 ...................... 581.9 16 FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A ........................................... 171.2 ........................ 73.0 ...................... 105.4 ...................... 114.5 ...................... 136.2 ...................... 600.3 17 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 203.3 ........................ 63.8 ........................ 77.8 ...................... 181.6 ...................... 105.8 ...................... 632.3 18 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A ................................................................ 228.1 ........................ 94.9 ........................ 74.6 ...................... 120.6 ...................... 147.0 ...................... 665.2 19 UNION GUARDS CO. A ....................................................................... 288.4 ........................ 80.1 ........................ 74.8 ...................... 151.4 ........................ 89.6 ...................... 684.3 20 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A ...................................................... 261.8 ...................... 108.8 ........................ 81.6 ...................... 107.5 ...................... 133.6 ...................... 693.3 21 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ....................................... 241.8 ........................ 72.6 ........................ 77.9 ...................... 142.8 ...................... 167.6 ...................... 702.7 22 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A................................................................... 228.4 ........................ 67.9 ........................ 92.7 ...................... 161.6 ...................... 158.6 ...................... 709.2

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total Time 23 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A .............................................258.4 ........................ 92.0 ........................ 81.5 ......................165.2 ......................114.5 ......................711.6 24 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ......................................................190.0 ........................ 85.2 ......................112.1 ......................234.2 ........................ 90.3 ......................711.8 25 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A ..........................................................237.3 ........................ 95.8 ........................ 72.2 ......................226.5 ........................ 82.9 ......................714.7 26 HANOVER GRAYS CO. A....................................................................212.9 ........................ 81.1 ......................112.7 ......................175.4 ......................155.2 ......................737.3 27 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A....................................................................337.0 ........................ 68.1 ......................117.3 ......................161.5 ........................ 66.4 ......................750.3 28 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A ........................................250.5 ........................ 86.0 ......................109.5 ......................142.4 ......................186.2 ......................774.6 29 CO. G, 114TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY CO. A .........................................266.5 ......................109.8 ........................ 93.1 ......................181.0 ......................136.6 ......................787.0 30 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A ...................................................232.5 ........................ 82.3 ........................ 88.3 ......................180.0 ......................205.9 ......................789.0 31 66TH NC REGT, CO C. CO. A .............................................................318.0 ......................104.5 ........................ 98.6 ......................158.1 ......................111.2 ......................790.4 32 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A ................................................................346.0 ......................109.1 ......................105.8 ......................152.4 ........................ 95.4 ......................808.7 33 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A ................................................................356.0 ........................ 93.5 ......................110.5 ......................191.3 ......................149.1 ......................900.4 34 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A ......................................................356.0 ......................114.1 ......................118.7 ......................288.1 ......................134.0 ....................1010.9 35 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A....................................................375.0 ......................133.1 ......................151.7 ......................185.1 ......................187.5 ....................1032.4 36 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................393.0 ......................132.5 ......................167.4 ......................221.4 ......................197.1 ....................1111.4 37 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A ....................................................309.0 ......................116.8 ......................173.8 ......................318.0 ......................214.3 ....................1131.9 38 CO G. 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A .........................................365.0 ......................150.0 ......................152.6 ......................186.7 ......................360.0 ....................1214.3 Class A-2 Carbine, 6 Place(s) Paid 1 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A .............................................190.2 ........................ 75.8 ........................ 78.4 ......................122.7 ......................104.5 ......................571.6 2 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A ............................................263.9 ........................ 75.3 ......................107.5 ......................141.2 ........................ 98.8 ......................686.7 3 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A ..................................328.0 ........................ 72.3 ......................103.6 ......................131.1 ........................ 91.0 ......................726.0 4 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A .................................250.1 ......................109.4 ......................123.3 ......................102.9 ......................164.8 ......................750.5 5 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A ................................................235.5 ........................ 92.0 ......................145.5 ......................168.3 ......................142.0 ......................783.3 6 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ...................................337.0 ........................ 93.1 ........................ 86.4 ......................113.7 ......................155.1 ......................785.3 7 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................296.8 ........................ 89.5 ......................124.5 ......................206.3 ........................ 76.9 ......................794.0 8 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A .........................................................293.7 ......................130.0 ......................112.0 ......................123.1 ......................145.5 ......................804.3 9 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A ...................................................273.3 ........................ 79.8 ......................138.2 ......................141.0 ......................174.4 ......................806.7 10 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A ..............................................219.1 ......................123.4 ......................130.4 ......................174.0 ......................176.1 ......................823.0 11 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A ..........................................253.5 ......................102.4 ......................116.3 ......................212.9 ......................139.9 ......................825.0 12 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ........................................................309.0 ......................146.4 ......................106.6 ......................205.4 ........................ 70.1 ......................837.5 13 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A ............................................309.0 ........................ 96.9 ......................127.9 ......................206.1 ......................110.7 ......................850.6 14 PALMETTO SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A ..............................................309.0 ......................133.5 ......................110.5 ......................178.6 ......................123.0 ......................854.6 15 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A ..................................................................295.8 ......................135.6 ......................132.5 ......................204.2 ......................104.3 ......................872.4 16 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A ............................................280.4 ......................126.9 ......................151.8 ......................202.1 ......................126.1 ......................887.3 17 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..................................................337.0 ........................ 84.1 ......................130.8 ......................230.6 ......................137.5 ......................920.0 18 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A ........................................................337.0 ......................136.1 ........................ 98.6 ......................208.6 ......................178.5 ......................958.8 19 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A ...........................................................198.9 ........................ 93.1 ........................ 88.7 ......................226.4 ......................360.0 ......................967.1 20 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A ..................................................................228.7 ......................111.1 ......................168.6 ......................271.2 ......................191.0 ......................970.6 21 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS CO. A .........................................................403.0 ......................158.0 ......................101.5 ......................215.9 ......................144.9 ....................1023.3 22 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A ........................................393.0 ......................167.5 ......................117.0 ......................250.0 ......................143.7 ....................1071.2 23 21ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .....................................318.0 ......................128.0 ......................127.0 ......................375.0 ......................146.6 ....................1094.6 24 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A .........................................................356.0 ......................107.3 ......................118.5 ......................337.0 ......................181.7 ....................1100.5 25 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A ....................................................................375.0 ......................169.1 ......................160.3 ......................259.2 ......................174.2 ....................1137.8 26 CO B 1ST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY CO. A ....................................375.0 ......................146.2 ......................146.8 ......................201.0 ......................278.0 ....................1147.0 27 4TH MICH. VOL. INF. CO. A ................................................................478.0 ......................112.0 ......................153.1 ......................264.1 ......................183.8 ....................1191.0 28 ROWAN ARTILLERY CO. A ................................................................440.0 ......................215.6 ......................144.0 ......................412.0 ......................420.0 ....................1631.6 Class A-3 Carbine, 7 Place(s) Paid 1 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A ............................................281.8 ........................ 97.5 ......................113.5 ......................125.6 ......................158.4 ......................776.8 2 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A .............................................................286.8 ......................158.4 ......................128.3 ......................209.9 ........................ 84.3 ......................867.7 3 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ............................................412.0 ......................103.7 ......................116.9 ......................193.3 ......................143.3 ......................969.2 4 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ..........................................................384.0 ........................ 93.7 ......................121.0 ......................235.1 ......................163.4 ......................997.2 5 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................384.0 ........................ 71.0 ......................164.4 ......................246.8 ......................135.7 ....................1001.9 6 MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A ............................................................346.0 ......................137.4 ......................181.5 ......................168.6 ......................172.7 ....................1006.2 7 72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .........................................309.0 ........................ 94.7 ......................138.8 ......................253.6 ......................218.8 ....................1014.9 8 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ............................................309.0 ......................134.8 ......................132.5 ......................175.7 ......................330.0 ....................1082.0 9 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................365.0 ......................128.4 ......................226.7 ......................219.9 ......................167.5 ....................1107.5 10 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A ........................................412.0 ......................151.4 ......................145.7 ......................231.2 ......................180.5 ....................1120.8 11 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..............................................384.0 ......................176.7 ......................206.0 ......................193.7 ......................176.9 ....................1137.3 12 10TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ........................................................393.0 ......................130.7 ......................165.9 ......................229.0 ......................232.6 ....................1151.2 13 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A ....................................393.0 ......................148.8 ......................169.5 ......................227.2 ......................224.4 ....................1162.9 14 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A ....................................................375.0 ......................199.0 ......................104.2 ......................216.4 ......................268.3 ....................1162.9 15 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A ..................................................421.0 ......................200.7 ......................169.7 ......................260.8 ......................113.6 ....................1165.8 16 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A .......................................................421.0 ......................152.3 ........................ 85.9 ......................248.5 ......................260.0 ....................1167.7 17 7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A .................................403.0 ......................129.9 ......................234.7 ......................246.0 ......................158.3 ....................1171.9 18 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A ..............................................328.0 ......................163.9 ......................166.4 ......................253.3 ......................288.7 ....................1200.3 19 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A ............................................................393.0 ......................180.5 ......................154.7 ......................275.4 ......................219.6 ....................1223.2 20 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A ................................................................328.0 ......................186.3 ......................202.5 ......................356.0 ......................151.9 ....................1224.7 21 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................403.0 ......................111.2 ......................160.8 ......................223.5 ......................330.0 ....................1228.5 22 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A .............................................412.0 ......................143.2 ......................268.8 ......................219.6 ......................186.1 ....................1229.7

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Total Time 23 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A ............................................... 431.0 ...................... 197.8 ...................... 109.1 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 152.1 .................... 1246.0 24 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A ..................................... 318.0 ...................... 142.8 ...................... 239.0 ...................... 201.6 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1261.4 25 CSS ALABAMA CO. A ......................................................................... 459.0 ...................... 139.9 ...................... 254.9 ...................... 224.5 ...................... 186.0 .................... 1264.3 26 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A ................................... 421.0 ...................... 151.2 ...................... 203.9 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 174.9 .................... 1288.0 27 15TH REGT., VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A ................................................... 421.0 ...................... 141.4 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 280.1 ...................... 232.6 .................... 1393.1 28 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A ............................................ 309.0 ...................... 154.6 ...................... 244.6 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 282.4 .................... 1402.6 29 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A ........................................ 365.0 ...................... 154.5 ...................... 227.4 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 1413.9 30 LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A ......................................................... 403.0 ...................... 179.0 ...................... 147.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1445.0 31 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ...................................... 403.0 ...................... 206.9 ...................... 197.8 ...................... 431.0 ...................... 215.8 .................... 1454.5 32 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A .......................................................... 403.0 ...................... 154.1 ...................... 246.6 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 239.7 .................... 1455.4 33 1ST TENNESSEE VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A ........................................ 431.0 ...................... 236.2 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 259.1 ...................... 214.4 .................... 1458.7 34 118TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................ 421.0 ...................... 112.7 ...................... 133.9 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 450.0 .................... 1473.6 35 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A ................................... 384.0 ...................... 197.0 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 256.8 .................... 1511.8 36 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................ 431.0 ...................... 204.9 ...................... 212.5 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 1515.4 37 73RD NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ......................................... 487.0 ...................... 151.0 ...................... 192.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1527.0 38 20TH GEORGIA VOL INF CO. A ......................................................... 487.0 ...................... 208.3 ...................... 213.6 ...................... 300.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 1538.9 39 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A .............................................. 412.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 232.1 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 217.6 .................... 1554.7 40 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A ................................................................ 459.0 ...................... 163.4 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 244.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1582.4 41 PALMETTO GUARD CO. I, 2ND SC VOL. CO. A ............................... 478.0 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 168.7 ...................... 252.9 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1607.6 42 2ND NJ VOLUNTEERS CO. A ............................................................. 440.0 ...................... 165.7 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 431.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1714.7 43 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A .............................................. 469.0 ...................... 206.1 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 450.0 ...................... 246.3 .................... 1727.4 44 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A ..................................................... 450.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 264.5 ...................... 450.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1861.5 45 BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A ................................................................ 515.0 ...................... 329.9 ...................... 300.0 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 1886.9 46 24TH MICHIGAN VOL. INF. CO. A ...................................................... 469.0 ...................... 393.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 431.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 1960.0 47 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A ....................................................... 506.0 ...................... 375.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 393.0 ...................... 420.0 .................... 2031.0 48 WYTHE RIFLES CO. A ........................................................................ 543.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 393.0 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 2045.0 49 GRAHAM'S BATTERY CO. A .............................................................. 553.0 ...................... 285.0 ...................... 450.0 ...................... 487.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 2105.0 50 37TH GEORGIA CO. A ........................................................................ 487.0 ...................... 375.0 ...................... 431.0 ...................... 468.0 ...................... 480.0 .................... 2241.0 51 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY REGT. CO. A ............................................. 506.0 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 450.0 ...................... 393.0 ...................... 540.0 .................... 2301.0 52 15TH IND.BTY, OHIO LT ARTY CO. A................................................ 515.0 ...................... 393.0 ...................... 487.0 ...................... 525.0 ...................... 480.0 .................... 2400.0 53 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A ...................................................... 581.0 ...................... 487.0 ...................... 525.0 ...................... 543.0 ...................... 570.0 .................... 2706.0 Class B-1 Carbine, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ................................... 209.9 ........................ 66.6 ........................ 83.3 ...................... 139.9 ...................... 129.6 ...................... 629.3 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B ................................................ 211.9 ........................ 60.8 ...................... 121.5 ...................... 188.6 ........................ 66.1 ...................... 648.9 3 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B.................................................... 219.6 ...................... 105.8 ........................ 79.7 ...................... 127.2 ...................... 214.3 ...................... 746.6 4 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B ........................................................... 267.3 ........................ 93.9 ........................ 99.7 ...................... 166.4 ...................... 155.3 ...................... 782.6 5 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B .................................................................. 384.0 ...................... 101.0 ...................... 106.6 ...................... 132.5 ...................... 129.2 ...................... 853.3 6 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ........................................ 264.2 ...................... 142.3 ...................... 170.2 ...................... 206.5 ...................... 115.6 ...................... 898.8 7 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. B ............................................................. 272.5 ...................... 109.8 ...................... 126.5 ...................... 278.7 ...................... 126.0 ...................... 913.5 8 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B............................................. 337.0 ...................... 103.8 ...................... 240.0 ...................... 163.5 ...................... 126.8 ...................... 971.1 9 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B .......................................... 337.0 ...................... 150.9 ...................... 174.9 ...................... 291.8 ...................... 231.6 .................... 1186.2 10 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B .................................................................... 440.0 ...................... 176.3 ...................... 185.8 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 162.8 .................... 1282.9 11 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B .................................................... 403.0 ...................... 109.7 ...................... 189.8 ...................... 375.0 ...................... 264.0 .................... 1341.5 12 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B ................................................................... 450.0 ...................... 150.0 ...................... 275.1 ...................... 298.0 ...................... 255.0 .................... 1428.1 13 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. B......................................................... 403.0 ...................... 165.5 ...................... 250.9 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 253.0 .................... 1428.4 14 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B................................................................... 478.0 ...................... 147.0 ...................... 163.5 ...................... 412.0 ...................... 330.0 .................... 1530.5 15 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B .................................. 393.0 ...................... 318.0 ...................... 356.0 ...................... 431.0 ...................... 173.0 .................... 1671.0 Class B-2 Carbine, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. B ...................................................... 337.0 ...................... 120.4 ...................... 125.3 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 360.0 .................... 1279.7 2 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B ................................................... 506.0 ...................... 227.7 ...................... 202.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 420.0 .................... 1692.7 3 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B ........................................................ 515.0 ...................... 247.0 ...................... 337.0 ...................... 375.0 ...................... 390.0 .................... 1864.0 4 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B ....................................................... 506.0 ...................... 290.7 ...................... 450.0 ...................... 431.0 ...................... 300.1 .................... 1977.8 Class C Carbine, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C ................................................ 232.3 ...................... 143.4 ...................... 131.9 ...................... 280.6 ...................... 183.6 ...................... 971.8 Class A-1 Revolver, 6 Place(s) Paid 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A ............................................................. 57.0 ........................ 15.0 ........................ 23.6 ........................ 18.6 ...................... 114.2 2 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A ................................................. 39.0 ........................ 19.2 ........................ 44.7 ........................ 37.5 ...................... 140.4 3 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .......................................... 49.3 ........................ 14.7 ........................ 54.8 ........................ 39.6 ...................... 158.4 4 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A .............................................. 91.5 .......................... 9.1 ........................ 33.5 ........................ 30.2 ...................... 164.3 5 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A.............................................. 81.8 .......................... 9.9 ........................ 71.9 ........................ 20.0 ...................... 183.6 6 IREDELL BLUES CO. A ....................................................................... 106.1 ........................ 21.0 ........................ 23.8 ........................ 38.2 ...................... 189.1 7 3RD NC CAVALRY CO. A.................................................................... 115.2 ........................ 25.1 ........................ 33.8 ........................ 30.4 ...................... 204.5 8 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A ..................................................... 83.8 ........................ 14.0 ........................ 77.9 ........................ 31.5 ...................... 207.2 9 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ......................................... 78.5 ........................ 22.7 ........................ 42.0 ........................ 70.4 ...................... 213.5 10 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A ................................... 79.9 ........................ 20.6 ........................ 43.2 ........................ 80.7 ...................... 224.4 11 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A .................................................. 96.9 ........................ 28.1 ........................ 49.9 ........................ 56.2 ...................... 231.1 12 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A .................................................................. 106.3 ........................ 16.5 ........................ 35.7 ........................ 78.5 ...................... 237.0

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2017 Fall Nationals

Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total Time 13 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................103.5 ........................ 30.9 ........................ 33.6 ........................ 69.6 ......................237.6 14 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A ................................................117.2 ........................ 17.0 ........................ 32.8 ........................ 73.4 ......................240.4 15 FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A ............................................. 83.8 ........................ 19.1 ........................ 63.0 ........................ 78.9 ......................244.8 16 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A....................................................................101.0 ........................ 19.0 ........................ 88.5 ........................ 49.9 ......................258.4 17 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................108.7 ........................ 41.9 ........................ 77.6 ........................ 35.0 ......................263.2 18 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A ................................................................138.6 ........................ 24.0 ........................ 64.7 ........................ 41.8 ......................269.1 19 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A ............................................... 99.9 ........................ 19.4 ......................106.3 ........................ 46.0 ......................271.5 20 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .....................................139.1 ........................ 23.9 ........................ 59.4 ........................ 54.9 ......................277.2 21 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A .................................................................. 96.4 ........................ 24.8 ........................ 67.7 ........................ 94.4 ......................283.3 22 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B ..................................106.1 ........................ 67.6 ........................ 56.2 ........................ 75.7 ......................305.5 23 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A ............................................................... 95.2 ........................ 59.2 ........................ 83.6 ........................ 82.3 ......................320.3 24 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A..................................................................... 92.4 ........................ 66.6 ........................ 80.1 ........................ 86.7 ......................325.8 25 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A ..........................................................118.9 ........................ 33.0 ........................ 69.1 ......................106.0 ......................327.0 Class A-2 Revolver, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A .......................................... 64.7 ........................ 13.4 ........................ 41.5 ........................ 55.7 ......................175.3 2 CHESAPEAKE ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ............................................100.4 ........................ 29.9 ........................ 53.3 ........................ 53.4 ......................236.9 3 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A ................................................ 74.7 ........................ 20.5 ........................ 66.8 ........................ 88.1 ......................250.1 4 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A ...................................................... 82.4 ........................ 24.7 ........................ 79.8 ........................ 73.9 ......................260.8 5 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A........................................................ 94.2 ........................ 48.1 ........................ 71.0 ........................ 61.2 ......................274.5 6 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ......................................................116.5 ........................ 29.9 ........................ 65.1 ........................ 76.3 ......................287.8 7 20TH GEORGIA VOL INF CO. A ........................................................... 75.6 ........................ 30.5 ........................ 91.0 ........................ 93.3 ......................290.3 8 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. A ....................................109.0 ........................ 35.1 ........................ 73.9 ........................ 73.2 ......................291.1 9 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. A ...................................................................104.0 ........................ 24.1 ......................100.7 ........................ 80.1 ......................308.9 10 JEFF DAVIS LEGION CO. A ................................................................118.3 ........................ 77.7 ........................ 64.3 ........................ 69.5 ......................329.8 11 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..................................................128.6 ........................ 18.3 ......................105.2 ........................ 85.1 ......................337.2 12 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A ...........................................................122.8 ........................ 27.2 ........................ 89.7 ........................ 97.8 ......................337.5 13 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A ...................................................................... 88.5 ........................ 27.0 ........................ 73.4 ......................123.8 ......................342.7 14 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A ..........................................132.7 ........................ 24.6 ......................105.8 ......................114.2 ......................377.3 15 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................141.8 ........................ 68.8 ........................ 99.5 ......................109.2 ......................419.3 16 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A ........................................157.3 ......................110.7 ......................111.4 ........................ 94.7 ......................474.1 Class A-3 Revolver, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A .................................................. 75.0 ........................ 29.9 ........................ 77.0 ........................ 55.4 ......................237.3 2 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A .....................................104.8 ........................ 25.9 ........................ 47.8 ........................ 86.2 ......................264.7 3 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 91.0 ........................ 16.1 ........................ 66.1 ........................ 92.7 ......................265.9 4 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A ..............................................121.0 ........................ 14.2 ........................ 67.0 ........................ 79.5 ......................281.7 5 BUNCOMBE RIFLES CO. A ................................................................101.3 ........................ 41.5 ........................ 88.9 ........................ 55.9 ......................287.6 6 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A....................................120.8 ........................ 26.7 ........................ 90.2 ........................ 61.7 ......................299.3 7 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A ............................................120.3 ........................ 18.1 ......................105.0 ........................ 58.0 ......................301.4 8 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A ............................................................113.0 ........................ 48.4 ........................ 99.6 ........................ 69.8 ......................330.7 9 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A .............................................125.7 ........................ 27.7 ........................ 81.1 ......................103.3 ......................337.7 10 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A .......................................... 97.2 ........................ 90.3 ........................ 79.8 ........................ 74.0 ......................341.2 11 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A ............................................104.5 ........................ 58.6 ........................ 93.6 ........................ 97.1 ......................353.8 12 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ......................................106.2 ........................ 28.7 ........................ 93.4 ......................129.0 ......................357.3 13 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A ............................................106.0 ........................ 80.8 ......................129.6 ........................ 49.2 ......................365.6 14 1ST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY CO. A ..............................................120.7 ........................ 61.9 ......................118.8 ........................ 66.6 ......................367.9 15 72ND NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .........................................124.3 ........................ 46.0 ......................123.4 ........................ 94.7 ......................388.3 16 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A ..................................................................106.8 ........................ 88.5 ......................105.5 ........................ 92.5 ......................393.3 17 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A....................................................115.4 ........................ 71.3 ......................107.5 ......................119.0 ......................413.2 18 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A ....................................................119.8 ........................ 77.1 ......................124.5 ........................ 99.0 ......................420.4 19 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A ..................................................127.9 ........................ 82.1 ......................106.5 ......................106.6 ......................423.0 20 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A .........................................................157.5 ........................ 90.2 ......................118.6 ......................102.1 ......................498.3 21 27TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ........................................................180.0 ......................104.0 ......................145.5 ......................138.5 ......................568.0 Class B Revolver, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B ............................................................. 94.4 ........................ 24.2 ........................ 69.0 ........................ 39.3 ......................226.9 2 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ........................................105.3 ........................ 17.4 ........................ 51.1 ........................ 55.7 ......................229.4 3 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B .............................................. 94.6 ........................ 65.5 ........................ 41.5 ........................ 70.7 ......................272.3 4 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B....................................................................115.0 ........................ 31.1 ........................ 77.8 ........................ 60.0 ......................283.9 5 IREDELL BLUES CO. B .......................................................................108.8 ........................ 53.2 ........................ 88.8 ........................ 56.5 ......................307.3 6 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. B ............................................102.7 ........................ 20.6 ........................ 86.2 ......................114.3 ......................323.7 7 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A ..................................109.8 ........................ 50.4 ........................ 89.5 ........................ 84.2 ......................333.9 8 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B ........................................110.0 ........................ 84.1 ........................ 84.1 ........................ 57.9 ......................336.1 9 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B ................................................109.2 ........................ 19.7 ......................109.4 ......................100.1 ......................338.3 10 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B ...................................................114.7 ........................ 25.1 ......................109.8 ......................100.2 ......................349.8 11 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. B ................................................. 87.3 ........................ 64.2 ......................128.3 ........................ 91.0 ......................370.8 12 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B .......................................................122.2 ........................ 37.5 ......................127.0 ........................ 89.3 ......................376.0 13 5TH VA. VOL. CAV. CO. B ...................................................................121.8 ........................ 66.8 ........................ 94.6 ......................108.0 ......................391.2 14 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B ......................................................138.2 ........................ 96.4 ......................103.9 ......................102.1 ......................440.6 15 WHEAT'S SPECIAL BTTN,LA TIGERS CO. B ....................................120.8 ........................ 80.9 ......................126.8 ......................115.7 ......................444.2 16 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. B ..........................................157.7 ......................104.5 ......................133.2 ......................128.9 ......................524.2 Skirmish Line

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Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total Time Class C Revolver, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. C ............................................................. 95.8 ........................ 73.2 ........................ 92.4 ........................ 55.5 ...................... 316.9 2 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. D ........................................................... 111.2 ........................ 60.8 ........................ 95.0 ........................ 96.6 ...................... 363.6 3 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. C ....................................................... 144.9 ........................ 31.9 ...................... 153.0 ........................ 62.9 ...................... 392.6 Class A-1 Breech-Loader, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A .......................................... 55.0 ........................ 21.3 ........................ 44.1 ........................ 30.8 ...................... 151.2 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A .................................................. 90.4 ........................ 16.6 ........................ 45.3 ........................ 31.3 ...................... 183.6 3 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A.................................................... 114.3 ........................ 20.4 ........................ 32.7 ........................ 25.4 ...................... 192.8 4 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 95.9 ........................ 24.4 ........................ 74.7 ........................ 21.4 ...................... 216.4 5 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A ............................................................. 89.4 ........................ 33.9 ........................ 57.8 ........................ 50.3 ...................... 231.4 6 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A ................................................... 139.7 ........................ 38.5 ........................ 71.6 ........................ 36.1 ...................... 285.9 7 56TH PA. VOL. INF. CO. A .................................................................. 132.6 ........................ 38.6 ........................ 70.9 ........................ 55.4 ...................... 297.5 8 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A ................................................ 121.6 ........................ 35.4 ........................ 82.9 ........................ 65.9 ...................... 305.8 9 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A ........................................................... 110.6 ........................ 22.9 ........................ 92.9 ........................ 86.6 ...................... 313.0 10 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A ................................................................... 131.2 ........................ 34.3 ...................... 114.4 ........................ 36.5 ...................... 316.4 11 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A ........................................ 139.5 ........................ 40.8 ........................ 86.4 ........................ 55.9 ...................... 322.6 12 IREDELL BLUES CO. A ....................................................................... 111.7 ........................ 46.8 ...................... 115.1 ........................ 53.8 ...................... 327.4 13 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A............................................ 128.6 ........................ 43.9 ...................... 122.7 ........................ 40.5 ...................... 335.7 14 15TH REGT. NJ VOL. INF. CO. A ....................................................... 185.0 ........................ 56.4 ........................ 77.9 ........................ 60.9 ...................... 380.2 15 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A ............................................ 116.6 ........................ 42.7 ...................... 157.1 ........................ 79.4 ...................... 395.8 16 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A .................................................... 202.0 ........................ 67.8 ........................ 79.6 ...................... 120.1 ...................... 499.5 17 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A............................................. 230.0 ........................ 41.2 ...................... 140.5 ...................... 104.7 ...................... 516.4 18 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A ................................................................ 253.0 ........................ 56.6 ...................... 202.0 ........................ 63.7 ...................... 575.3 Class A-2 Breech-Loader, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 125.8 ........................ 34.0 ........................ 61.1 ........................ 71.7 ...................... 292.6 2 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ...................................................... 158.3 ........................ 26.1 ........................ 63.6 ........................ 56.0 ...................... 304.0 3 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A ....................................................... 191.0 ........................ 37.3 ...................... 101.0 ........................ 56.4 ...................... 385.7 4 SOUTHAMPTON GREYS CO. A ......................................................... 163.5 ........................ 35.0 ...................... 146.4 ........................ 82.1 ...................... 427.0 5 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A................................................................ 202.0 ........................ 47.2 ........................ 72.7 ...................... 106.2 ...................... 428.1 6 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ........................................................ 191.0 ........................ 60.4 ........................ 89.1 ........................ 98.0 ...................... 438.5 7 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ................................... 225.0 ........................ 41.9 ...................... 117.3 ........................ 71.5 ...................... 455.7 8 NORFOLK LIGHT INFANTRY CO. A................................................... 208.0 ........................ 39.5 ...................... 202.0 ...................... 114.2 ...................... 563.7 9 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................ 253.0 ........................ 63.2 ...................... 139.9 ...................... 146.1 ...................... 602.2 10 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A ...................................................... 152.9 ........................ 86.9 ...................... 247.0 ...................... 152.3 ...................... 639.1 11 149TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................ 270.0 ........................ 86.6 ...................... 292.0 ...................... 252.0 ...................... 900.6 Class A-3 Breech-Loader, 3 Place(s) Paid 1 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A ............................................................. 185.0 ........................ 55.5 ........................ 72.5 ........................ 56.1 ...................... 369.1 2 7TH NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS CO. A ................................. 124.5 ........................ 56.1 ...................... 116.9 ........................ 79.0 ...................... 376.5 3 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A ....................................................... 247.0 ........................ 58.9 ...................... 150.7 ........................ 83.1 ...................... 539.7 4 13TH REGIMENT NC INFANTRY CO. A............................................. 219.0 ...................... 118.6 ...................... 173.3 ........................ 52.4 ...................... 563.3 5 LANCASTER FENCIBLES CO. A ........................................................ 270.0 ........................ 75.6 ...................... 213.0 ........................ 89.1 ...................... 647.7 6 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A................................................................ 225.0 ...................... 100.0 ...................... 247.0 ........................ 77.0 ...................... 649.0 7 44TH GEORGIA INFANTRY CO. A ..................................................... 258.0 ........................ 92.9 ...................... 106.9 ...................... 234.0 ...................... 691.8 8 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A ....................................................... 286.0 ...................... 105.2 ...................... 191.0 ...................... 131.7 ...................... 713.9 9 HAMPTON LEGION, CSA CO. A......................................................... 264.0 ........................ 64.4 ...................... 247.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 773.4 10 1ST NJ LIGHT ARTILLERY CO. A ...................................................... 247.0 ...................... 131.7 ...................... 247.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 823.7 11 1ST RICHMOND RIFLES CO. A .......................................................... 247.0 ...................... 180.0 ...................... 225.0 ...................... 234.0 ...................... 886.0 12 10TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ........................................................ 303.0 ...................... 213.0 ...................... 270.0 ...................... 306.0 .................... 1092.0 Class B Breech-Loader, 2 Place(s) Paid 1 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B ................................................ 173.8 ........................ 45.0 ........................ 92.8 ........................ 58.0 ...................... 369.6 2 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B ........................................ 219.0 ........................ 37.7 ........................ 88.6 ........................ 43.4 ...................... 388.7 3 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B ................................................................... 264.0 ...................... 104.6 ...................... 213.0 ...................... 126.8 ...................... 708.4 Class C Breech-Loader, 1 Place(s) Paid Class A-1 Smoothbore, 5 Place(s) Paid 1 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 71.6 ........................ 40.2 ........................ 55.1 ........................ 39.6 ...................... 206.5 2 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. A ...................................................... 73.9 ........................ 50.1 ........................ 62.3 ........................ 49.9 ...................... 236.2 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A .................................................. 94.6 ........................ 36.1 ........................ 42.4 ........................ 65.5 ...................... 238.6 4 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. B ............................................................. 81.8 ........................ 44.4 ........................ 77.1 ........................ 55.1 ...................... 258.4 5 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A...................................................... 81.4 ........................ 40.4 ........................ 84.8 ........................ 54.0 ...................... 260.6 6 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. A.............................................. 95.3 ........................ 45.7 ........................ 51.7 ........................ 91.4 ...................... 284.1 7 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A ............................................ 102.2 ........................ 51.5 ........................ 85.6 ........................ 61.6 ...................... 300.9 8 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .......................................... 80.7 ........................ 69.5 ...................... 105.2 ........................ 56.2 ...................... 311.6 9 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................ 110.8 ........................ 54.4 ........................ 64.6 ........................ 92.3 ...................... 322.1 10 UNION GUARDS CO. A ......................................................................... 99.6 ........................ 53.9 ...................... 122.9 ........................ 52.4 ...................... 328.8 11 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A .................................................. 83.0 ........................ 43.3 ...................... 116.8 ........................ 96.3 ...................... 339.4 12 IREDELL BLUES CO. A ....................................................................... 124.9 ........................ 49.0 ........................ 72.5 ...................... 109.2 ...................... 355.6 13 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. A ..................................................... 99.1 ........................ 50.8 ...................... 146.1 ........................ 59.7 ...................... 355.7

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Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total Time 14 FORREST'S ESCORT COMPANY CO. A ............................................. 97.3 ........................ 67.4 ......................106.2 ........................ 91.7 ......................362.6 15 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A ............................................113.5 ........................ 78.5 ........................ 98.2 ........................ 78.5 ......................368.7 16 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A .............................................117.9 ........................ 62.3 ......................105.5 ........................ 94.4 ......................380.1 17 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A ....................................................................127.0 ........................ 54.4 ......................123.3 ........................ 87.7 ......................392.4 18 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..................................................123.7 ........................ 71.3 ......................131.1 ........................ 80.2 ......................406.3 19 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A .............................................................123.9 ........................ 79.7 ......................119.0 ........................ 97.1 ......................419.7 20 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .....................................144.0 ........................ 65.2 ......................101.6 ......................123.4 ......................434.2 21 MOSBY'S RANGERS CO. A ................................................................142.8 ........................ 68.6 ......................127.3 ......................125.0 ......................463.7 22 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................180.0 ........................ 54.4 ......................139.2 ......................107.0 ......................480.6 23 1ST NY DRAGOONS CO. A ................................................................228.0 ........................ 69.6 ......................111.6 ........................ 81.4 ......................490.6 24 1ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .......................................158.7 ........................ 79.3 ........................ 91.6 ......................176.2 ......................505.8 25 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A ........................................148.7 ........................ 66.0 ......................170.8 ......................127.6 ......................513.1 26 TERRY'S TEXAS RANGERS CO. A ....................................................170.6 ......................132.1 ......................127.8 ........................ 83.0 ......................513.5 27 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ........................................................204.0 ........................ 87.5 ......................160.9 ......................128.8 ......................581.2 28 21ST MICH. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .....................................146.3 ......................100.4 ......................198.0 ......................257.0 ......................701.7 Class A-2 Smoothbore, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 6TH KENTUCKY VOL. INF. CO. A ......................................................121.7 ........................ 57.2 ........................ 62.5 ......................122.4 ......................363.8 2 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A ............................................144.0 ........................ 36.8 ........................ 90.0 ......................106.2 ......................377.0 3 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A ..........................................................108.1 ......................105.7 ......................102.3 ......................100.5 ......................416.6 4 7TH TENNESSEE INF. REGT., CSA CO. A ........................................120.0 ........................ 57.5 ......................139.4 ......................123.0 ......................439.9 5 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. A......................................................137.2 ........................ 74.9 ......................116.2 ......................137.7 ......................466.0 6 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. A ..................................128.6 ........................ 80.9 ......................155.1 ......................102.9 ......................467.5 7 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A ............................................................173.1 ........................ 70.8 ......................115.8 ......................113.7 ......................473.4 8 19TH INDIANA INFANTRY CO. A .......................................................168.2 ........................ 97.7 ........................ 74.1 ......................134.9 ......................474.9 9 3RD REGT. GA. VOL. INF. CO. A .......................................................118.8 ........................ 76.9 ........................ 98.4 ......................206.0 ......................500.1 10 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A....................................................................180.0 ........................ 55.1 ......................109.7 ......................178.3 ......................523.1 11 15TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ...................................135.0 ......................112.3 ......................154.5 ......................138.5 ......................540.3 12 CO. G, 114TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY CO. A .........................................192.0 ........................ 72.4 ......................163.2 ......................118.8 ......................546.4 13 14TH MISS. INFANTRY REGIMENT CO. A ........................................153.3 ......................163.5 ......................146.8 ......................114.9 ......................578.5 14 13TH CONFEDERATE INF. CO. A ......................................................121.8 ........................ 64.9 ......................198.0 ......................257.0 ......................641.7 15 120TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................167.9 ......................103.4 ......................141.0 ......................231.0 ......................643.3 16 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A .............................................228.0 ......................128.2 ......................198.0 ......................135.4 ......................719.6 17 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A.........................................228.0 ......................120.8 ......................180.0 ......................206.0 ......................734.8 18 1ST REGT ENGINEER TROOPS, ANV CO. A....................................192.0 ......................100.7 ......................234.0 ......................231.0 ......................757.7 19 11TH INDIANA ZOUAVES CO. A ........................................................192.0 ......................119.6 ......................162.3 ......................309.0 ......................782.9 20 1ST U.S. ARTILLERY CO. A ................................................................240.0 ......................143.2 ......................288.0 ......................257.0 ......................928.2 Class A-3 Smoothbore, 5 Place(s) Paid 1 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ..........................................................133.1 ........................ 40.1 ........................ 75.0 ......................141.2 ......................389.4 2 BERDAN'S 1st U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A .................................127.6 ........................ 59.4 ........................ 55.3 ......................162.4 ......................404.7 3 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A...................................................................152.0 ........................ 80.9 ......................111.4 ........................ 96.0 ......................440.3 4 CO G 23RD NC STATE TROOPS CO. A ............................................174.2 ........................ 98.0 ......................108.6 ........................ 96.3 ......................477.1 5 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. A ...................................................169.8 ......................100.2 ......................141.5 ......................120.7 ......................532.2 6 7TH REGT. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS CO. A......................................153.0 ........................ 90.4 ......................171.0 ......................124.4 ......................538.8 7 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A ..........................................146.5 ......................100.3 ......................144.4 ......................206.0 ......................597.2 8 PALMETTO GUARD CO. I, 2ND SC VOL. CO. A ...............................228.0 ........................ 72.8 ......................198.0 ......................101.4 ......................600.2 9 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. A ......................................................192.0 ........................ 85.6 ......................198.0 ......................134.0 ......................609.6 10 1ST SC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ............................................216.0 ........................ 66.3 ........................ 97.3 ......................231.0 ......................610.6 11 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................192.0 ......................134.7 ......................168.7 ......................132.3 ......................627.7 12 14TH CONN. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ...................................179.8 ......................114.0 ......................234.0 ......................108.0 ......................635.8 13 MC GREGOR'S 2ND BATTERY CO. A ...............................................228.0 ......................127.2 ......................216.0 ........................ 71.6 ......................642.8 14 TAMMANY REGIMENT CO. A .............................................................178.0 ........................ 93.5 ......................252.0 ......................122.8 ......................646.3 15 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. A...........................................139.6 ........................ 61.1 ......................122.3 ......................334.0 ......................657.0 16 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A ..............................................192.0 ........................ 91.3 ......................180.0 ......................206.0 ......................669.3 17 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A ..............................................192.0 ......................105.6 ......................173.3 ......................231.0 ......................701.9 18 DULANY TROOP, 6TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY CO. A...........................180.0 ........................ 60.0 ......................216.0 ......................257.0 ......................713.0 19 R. PRESTON CHEW'S BATTERY CO. A ............................................240.0 ......................101.7 ......................167.2 ......................206.0 ......................714.9 20 19TH MICHIGAN INFANTRY CO. A ....................................................228.0 ........................ 70.1 ......................198.0 ......................231.0 ......................727.1 21 69TH NY STATE VOLUNTEERS CO. A ..............................................165.0 ......................115.2 ......................216.0 ......................257.0 ......................753.2 22 11TH N.J. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ........................................192.0 ......................100.2 ......................178.2 ......................283.0 ......................753.4 23 9TH REGIMENT NY CAVALRY CO. A ................................................180.0 ......................105.6 ......................198.0 ......................283.0 ......................766.6 24 HARDAWAY'S ALABAMA BTTY CO. A...............................................180.0 ......................159.9 ......................173.5 ......................257.0 ......................770.4 25 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A ...........................................................252.0 ......................153.7 ......................234.0 ......................142.4 ......................782.1 26 14TH TENNESSEE INFANTRY REGT. CO. A ....................................180.0 ......................125.0 ......................198.0 ......................283.0 ......................786.0 27 6TH PA CAV, RUSH'S LANCERS CO. A ............................................204.0 ......................102.7 ......................288.0 ......................206.0 ......................800.7 28 CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A ................................................................166.4 ......................118.6 ......................252.0 ......................283.0 ......................820.0 29 5TH CONN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ......................................179.2 ......................240.0 ......................146.2 ......................257.0 ......................822.4 30 27TH NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS CO. A ........................................204.0 ......................169.3 ......................234.0 ......................257.0 ......................864.3 31 ROWAN ARTILLERY CO. A ................................................................180.0 ......................161.2 ......................270.0 ......................257.0 ......................868.2 32 37TH GEORGIA CO. A ........................................................................252.0 ......................137.0 ......................198.0 ......................309.0 ......................896.0 Skirmish Line

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Team Match Results # Team Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Total Time 33 3RD MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A ........................................ 264.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 234.0 ...................... 257.0 ...................... 953.0 34 3RD U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY CO. A .............................................. 288.0 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 288.0 ...................... 206.0 ...................... 998.0 35 DURELL'S INDEPENDENT BATTERY CO. A ..................................... 264.0 ...................... 172.5 ...................... 330.1 ...................... 257.0 .................... 1023.6 36 OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS CO. A .................................................. 324.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 309.0 .................... 1029.0 37 27TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ........................................................ 300.0 ...................... 288.0 ...................... 306.0 ...................... 180.0 .................... 1074.0 38 10TH VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A ........................................................ 288.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 306.0 ...................... 309.0 .................... 1101.0 Class B Smoothbore, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ..................................... 79.9 ........................ 50.2 ........................ 74.1 ........................ 51.0 ...................... 255.2 2 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. A ............................................................. 92.9 ........................ 47.3 ........................ 82.5 ........................ 67.5 ...................... 290.2 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B ................................................ 116.8 ........................ 62.5 ........................ 80.2 ........................ 78.7 ...................... 338.2 4 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B ................................................ 103.7 ........................ 81.5 ........................ 83.6 ........................ 80.3 .................... 349.1a 5 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. B ............................................ 100.2 ........................ 71.2 ...................... 104.0 ........................ 82.6 ...................... 358.0 6 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B.................................................... 123.9 ........................ 53.3 ........................ 75.1 ...................... 115.8 ...................... 368.1 7 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ........................................ 133.7 ........................ 90.6 ...................... 150.8 ........................ 77.8 ...................... 452.9 8 UNION GUARDS CO. B ....................................................................... 174.0 ........................ 91.3 ...................... 141.5 ...................... 139.4 ...................... 546.2 9 DISMAL SWAMP RANGERS CO. B .................................................... 135.4 ...................... 126.8 ...................... 118.3 ...................... 174.2 ...................... 554.7 10 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B............................................. 192.0 ........................ 86.3 ........................ 97.7 ...................... 206.0 ...................... 582.0 11 HARRIS' LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B ....................................................... 192.0 ........................ 69.2 ...................... 156.6 ...................... 192.0 ...................... 609.8 12 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. B ........................................ 153.7 ........................ 84.5 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 180.0 ...................... 616.2 13 COCKADE RIFLES CO. B ................................................................... 204.0 ...................... 109.5 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 100.1 ...................... 629.6 14 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B .................................................................... 174.9 ........................ 81.5 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 180.0 ...................... 652.4 15 GENL. W.T.SHERMAN'S BODYGUARD CO. B .................................. 216.0 ...................... 121.7 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 148.0 ...................... 683.7 16 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. B .......................................................... 180.0 ........................ 74.4 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 231.0 ...................... 701.4 17 CO. G, 114TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY CO. B ......................................... 179.6 ...................... 132.3 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 180.0 ...................... 707.9 18 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B ...................................................... 216.0 ...................... 114.6 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 206.0 ...................... 734.6 19 TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE CO. B ................................................... 216.0 ...................... 105.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 231.0 ...................... 750.0 20 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY CO. B ..................................................... 240.0 ........................ 84.5 ...................... 234.0 ...................... 231.0 ...................... 789.5 21 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B ................................................... 216.0 ...................... 147.9 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 231.0 ...................... 810.9 22 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ..................................... 264.0 ...................... 161.0 ...................... 252.0 ...................... 137.8 ...................... 814.8 23 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. B .......................................................... 240.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 177.0 ...................... 206.0 ...................... 821.0 24 21ST VA INFANTRY, MD GUARD CO. B............................................ 228.0 ...................... 120.5 ...................... 288.0 ...................... 309.0 ...................... 945.5 25 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. B............................................ 252.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 252.0 ...................... 257.0 ...................... 959.0 26 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY CO. B ........................................................ 276.0 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 288.0 ...................... 231.0 .................... 1011.0 27 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY, CSA CO. B .......................................... 288.0 ...................... 154.8 ...................... 270.0 ...................... 334.0 .................... 1046.8 Class C Smoothbore, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. C ........................................................... 142.3 ........................ 85.0 ...................... 105.3 ........................ 95.6 ...................... 428.2 2 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. C ..................................... 89.3 ........................ 83.8 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 104.9 ...................... 476.0 3 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. C ................................................... 154.1 ........................ 59.8 ...................... 104.1 ...................... 161.2 ...................... 479.2 4 NANSEMOND GUARDS CO. D ........................................................... 172.0 ........................ 76.7 ...................... 180.0 ........................ 72.7 ...................... 501.4 5 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C ................................................ 192.0 ........................ 77.1 ...................... 180.0 ...................... 133.5 ...................... 582.6 Breech-Loader SS, 4 Place(s) Paid 1 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A .......................................... 40.4 ........................ 35.0 ........................ 54.1 ........................ 26.0 ...................... 155.5 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A ................................................ 111.8 ........................ 27.4 ........................ 31.0 ........................ 25.7 ...................... 195.9 3 110TH OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 74.3 ........................ 35.8 ........................ 65.6 ........................ 46.8 ...................... 222.5 4 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A .............................................. 73.4 ........................ 49.1 ........................ 76.4 ........................ 41.4 ...................... 240.3 5 YORK RANGERS, 32ND VA. INF. CO. A .............................................. 90.5 ........................ 45.0 ........................ 60.6 ........................ 58.5 ...................... 254.6 6 111TH OHIO VOL. INF. CO. A ............................................................. 117.0 ........................ 32.6 ...................... 133.7 ........................ 82.4 ...................... 365.7 7 29TH WISC VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A ..................................... 142.4 ........................ 59.5 ........................ 93.6 ........................ 90.1 ...................... 385.6 8 149TH PA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. B ........................................ 147.3 ........................ 66.0 ...................... 113.7 ........................ 65.9 ...................... 392.9 9 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B ................................................ 126.4 ........................ 69.9 ...................... 177.1 ........................ 62.0 ...................... 435.4 10 DELAWARE BLUES CO. A .................................................................. 159.2 ........................ 67.8 ........................ 79.8 ...................... 162.5 ...................... 469.3 11 CO C, 2nd US SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A .......................................... 248.0 ........................ 72.7 ...................... 104.9 ........................ 64.0 ...................... 489.6 12 DELAWARE BLUES CO. B .................................................................. 191.0 ........................ 88.6 ...................... 170.1 ........................ 82.1 ...................... 531.8 13 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B ............................................ 202.0 ........................ 40.3 ...................... 116.4 ...................... 216.0 ...................... 574.7 14 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A .......................................................... 191.0 ........................ 52.9 ........................ 88.0 ...................... 252.0 ...................... 583.9 15 10TH MASS. BATTERY CO. A ............................................................ 191.0 ...................... 270.0 ...................... 338.0 ...................... 324.0 .................... 1123.0 Spencer, 1 Place(s) Paid 1 46TH ILLINOIS VOL. INF. REGT. CO. A ............................................. 208.0 ........................ 83.5 ...................... 202.0 ...................... 136.6 ...................... 630.1 2 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A .............................................. 287.0 ...................... 145.9 ...................... 225.0 ...................... 198.0 ...................... 855.9 3 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A............................................ 315.0 ...................... 202.0 ...................... 259.0 ...................... 252.0 .................... 1028.0 4 1ST REGT. ILL. VOL. LT. ARTY. CO. A .............................................. 264.0 ...................... 225.0 ...................... 292.0 ...................... 270.0 .................... 1051.0

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Mortar Match Winners

1st Place Mortar Team

Hardaway's Alabama Battery #1

"Buddy" Butler & Joe Robinson Memorial Trophy - 2nd Pl. Mortar Team

3rd US (Hipple) #1

2017 Fall Nationals

Artillery Match Winners

Skirmish Line

1st Place Howitzer, Class C Artillery

1st Place Rifled Howitzer, Class D Artillery

Rowan Artillery

1st Maryland Cavalry (Katie) Fall 2017

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HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY #1 ...................................... 2ft-2.5in ................. 2ft-9.5in .................... 5ft-7in .................. 5ft-10in ............... 7ft-0.5in ............ 23ft-5.5in 3RD US (HIPPLE) #1 ..................................................... 1ft-8in .................... 4ft-3in .................... 5ft-5in .................... 6ft-3in .................. 7ft-4in ............. 24ft-11in WHITE'S CO 35TH VA CAV #1 .................................. 4ft-3.5in .................... 4ft-4in ................. 6ft-9.5in .................... 7ft-9in .................. 8ft-7in ............... 31ft-9in DULANY TROOP, 6TH VA CAVALRY #1 ...................... 3ft-1in ............... 4ft-4.75in.................... 8ft-1in .................... 8ft-1in ...........10ft-9.25in ............... 34ft-5in HAZELWOOD'S VOLS #1 ........................................... 3ft-9.5in ............... 4ft-6.25in.................... 4ft-9in .................... 9ft-1in ............. 15ft-7.5in .......... 37ft-9.25in 3RD US (WELLS) #1 ...................................................... 4ft-3in .................... 4ft-5in .................... 5ft-6in .................. 11ft-0in .............. 12ft-10in ............... 38ft-0in 37TH GEORGIA INF #1 ................................................. 5ft-0in .................... 5ft-7in .................... 6ft-2in ................ 10ft-11in ................ 12ft-3in ............. 39ft-11in SOUTHAMPTON GREYS #2 ......................................... 6ft-0in .................... 7ft-8in .................... 8ft-0in .................... 9ft-7in ............. 13ft-7.5in .......... 44ft-10.5in 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY #1 ...................................... 0ft-4.5in ................. 4ft-4.5in ............... 10ft-2.5in ............... 10ft-3.5in ............. 21ft-3.5in ............ 46ft-6.5in 15TH IND BTTY OHIO LT ARTY #1 ........................... 1ft-8.5in ................. 2ft-1.5in .................. 11ft-8in ................ 13ft-10in ............. 19ft-1.5in ............ 48ft-5.5in SOUTHAMPTON GREYS #1 ....................................... 1ft-10in ................. 4ft-2.5in ............... 10ft-6.5in ................ 12ft-10in ................ 19ft-1in ............... 48ft-6in TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE #1 ................................... 3ft-6in ............... 3ft-10.5in.................... 6ft-2in ................ 13ft-11in ................ 21ft-1in ............ 48ft-6.5in MCNEILL'S RANGERS #1 .......................................... 3ft-4.5in .................... 4ft-5in .................. 6ft-10in .................. 10ft-2in .............. 23ft-10in ............ 48ft-7.5in 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY #1 ...................................... 2ft-7.5in .................... 8ft-8in .................. 8ft-11in ............... 10ft-6.5in ................ 18ft-0in ............... 48ft-9in 3RD MARYLAND ARTY #1 ....................................... 0ft-8.25in .................... 7ft-6in ............... 8ft-3.25in .................. 15ft-0in ...........18ft-6.25in ........ 49ft-11.75in BERNAN'S 1ST US SHARPSHOOTERS #1 ................. 1ft-7in .................. 5ft-10in .................. 12ft-5in .................. 14ft-9in ............. 16ft-6.5in ............ 51ft-1.5in 3RD US (SMITHGALL) #1............................................ 4ft-10in .................... 8ft-1in ............... 12ft-4.5in .................. 10ft-0in ................ 16ft-8in .......... 51ft-11.5in 8TH REGT VA VOLS #1 ............................................. 4ft-3.5in ............... 5ft-6.75in............... 13ft-0.5in .................. 13ft-1in ................ 16ft-1in .......... 52ft-0.75in 5TH VIRGINIA VOL INFANTRY #1 ................................ 5ft-1in ............... 5ft-5.75in............... 8ft-8.25in ............. 12ft-3.25in ............. 20ft-9.5in .......... 52ft-3.75in 56TH PA VOL INF #1 ................................................ 2ft-3.25in ............... 2ft-4.25in............... 8ft-2.75in .................. 15ft-1in ............. 26ft-2.5in .......... 54ft-1.75in TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE #2 ............................ 2ft-10.25in ............... 3ft-8.25in.................... 5ft-6in ............. 16ft-6.75in ................ 27ft-3in ........ 55ft-10.25in CO. C, 2ND US SHARPSHOOTERS #1 ..................... 8ft-4.5in .................... 8ft-9in ............... 9ft-1.75in ............. 13ft-0.75in ............. 18ft-1.5in ............ 57ft-5.5in 3RD MARYLAND ARTY #2 .......................................... 6ft-11in ................. 7ft-2.5in ............... 12ft-9.5in ............... 15ft-4.5in ................ 15ft-3in ............ 57ft-6.5in 149TH NEW YORK VOLS #1...................................... 0ft-9.5in .................... 6ft-8in .................. 11ft-3in .................. 16ft-0in ................ 23ft-4in ............ 58ft-0.5in 7TH REGT VIRGINIA VOLS #1 .................................. 4ft-0.5in ........... 11ft-10.75in ............... 12ft-5.5in ............... 16ft-8.5in ................ 15ft-3in .......... 60ft-4.25in 4TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY #1 ..................................... 4ft-0.5in .................... 5ft-1in ............... 15ft-2.5in .................. 19ft-0in ................ 24ft-1in ............... 67ft-5in MANLY'S BATTERY #1 ............................................ 1ft-0.25in .................... 9ft-7in ............. 10ft-2.25in ............... 17ft-7.5in ................ 29ft-7in ............... 68ft-0in 56TH PA VOL INF #2 ..................................................... 3ft-1in .................... 5ft-8in .................. 10ft-6in ................ 10ft-11in .............. 39ft-11in ............... 70ft-1in NORFOLK LIGHT INF #1 ............................................. 2ft-10in ................. 4ft-5.5in ............... 16ft-1.5in ............... 19ft-5.5in ................ 29ft-8in ............ 72ft-6.5in 9TH REGT NY CAVALRY #1 ......................................... 5ft-9in .................... 7ft-4in ............... 13ft-7.5in ............... 18ft-9.5in ................ 28ft-6in ............... 74ft-0in ROWAN ARTILLERY #1 ............................................. 9ft-2.5in .................. 11ft-6in ............. 12ft-0.25in .................. 20ft-5in ............. 22ft-9.5in ........ 75ft-11.25in 69TH NEW YORK ST VOLS #1 ................................... 8ft-10in .................. 11ft-9in .................. 19ft-0in .................. 23ft-5in ................ 24ft-7in ............... 87ft-7in 7TH MICHIGAN VOL INF #1 ........................................ 8ft-10in .................... 9ft-8in .................. 16ft-8in .................. 22ft-9in ................ 30ft-7in ............... 88ft-6in 1ST NEW JERSEY LT ARTY #2 ................................. 7ft-0.5in ................. 9ft-5.5in ............... 18ft-5.5in .................. 27ft-1in ................ 28ft-6in ............ 90ft-6.5in 12 REGT U.S. REGULAR INF #1 .................................. 3ft-8in .................. 11ft-0in .................. 23ft-5in .................. 25ft-0in ................ 27ft-8in ............... 90ft-9in 2ND MARYLAND ARTY CSA #1 .............................. 11ft-0.5in .................. 16ft-2in .................. 17ft-1in ............. 18ft-6.75in ............. 29ft-5.5in .......... 92ft-3.75in WHEAT'S SPEC BTTY LA TIGERS #1........................ 4ft-11in ................. 8ft-1.5in ................ 21ft-11in .................. 24ft-4in ................ 33ft-2in ............ 92ft-5.5in BUNCOMBE RIFLES #1 .............................................. 13ft-3in .................. 16ft-5in ............... 30ft-8.5in .................. 33ft-5in ............... 0ft-0.5in ............. 93ft-10in ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS #1 ................................. 13ft-6in ................ 15ft-11in.................. 23ft-0in .................. 24ft-7in ................ 27ft-1in ............. 104ft-1in 1ST NEW JERSEY LT ARTY #1 ................................. 4ft-7.5in ................ 15ft-10in............... 17ft-5.5in .................. 22ft-5in ............. 45ft-3.5in .......... 105ft-7.5in PALMETTO GUARDS CO. I, 2ND SC VOL #1 ............ 4ft-11in .................... 9ft-0in ............. 24ft-11.5in .................. 26ft-2in ................ 41ft-1in .......... 106ft-1.5in 7TH TENN INF REGT CSA #1 ....................................... 6ft-4in .................. 16ft-5in .................. 29ft-3in .................. 29ft-9in ................ 32ft-5in ............. 114ft-2in IST VIRGINIA VOLS #1.................................................. 6ft-4in .................. 14ft-8in .................. 26ft-9in .................. 31ft-3in ................ 41ft-5in ............. 120ft-5in WASHINGTON GRAYS #1 ............................................ 6ft-3in .................. 11ft-2in .................. 21ft-9in .................. 40ft-2in ................ 42ft-6in ........... 121ft-10in 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY #1 ................................ 11ft-1.5in ................ 22ft-10in................ 23ft-11in .................. 29ft-7in ................ 40ft-4in .......... 127ft-9.5in HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY #2 .................................... 5ft-5.75in ............... 16ft-8.5in............. 26ft-8.25in .................. 37ft-9in ...........46ft-7.75in ........ 133ft-3.25in 1ST VALLEY RANGERS #1........................................... 6ft-9in .................... 7ft-3in ................ 25ft-10in .................. 39ft-7in ................ 59ft-8in ............. 139ft-1in R. PRESTON CHEW'S BTTY #1 ................................. 15ft-6in .................. 13ft-9in .................. 22ft-6in ............... 32ft-3.5in ................ 56ft-3in .......... 140ft-3.5in 11TH NJ VOL INF #1 ................................................... 19ft-5in ................ 25ft-11in............. 31ft-7.25in .................. 31ft-5in .............. 32ft-10in ........ 141ft-2.25in 15TH REGT NJ VOL INF #1 ..................................... 16ft-3.5in .................. 17ft-3in .................. 16ft-7in .................. 22ft-4in ............. 74ft-4.5in ........... 146ft-10in PORTSMOUTH LT ARTY #1 ....................................... 17ft-2in .................. 19ft-2in .................. 34ft-2in ................ 35ft-10in ................ 44ft-0in ............. 150ft-4in 1ST REGT ILL VOL LT ARTY #1 ................................. 12ft-1in ............... 32ft-9.5in............. 28ft-3.75in ............... 37ft-7.5in ................ 45ft-1in ...... 155ft-10.75in 27TH VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS #1 ............................ 0ft-8.5in ................. 9ft-6.5in .................. 41ft-8in ............... 50ft-7.5in ................ 55ft-0in .......... 157ft-6.5in OLD DOMINION DRAGOONS #1 ............................... 4ft-3.5in ........... 10ft-11.75in ............. 44ft-10.5in .................. 49ft-6in ................ 61ft-0in ........ 170ft-7.75in HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY #1...................................... 16ft-1in .................. 15ft-7in .................. 24ft-2in .................. 53ft-7in ................ 69ft-2in ............. 178ft-7in 14TH VIRGINIA CAV #1................................................. 0ft-1in ................. 2ft-5.5in ............... 37ft-5.5in ............. 57ft-0.25in ...........83ft-11.5in ...... 180ft-11.75in 10TH MASSACHUSETTS BTTY #1 ........................... 6ft-1.5in ............... 36ft-2.5in............. 69ft-10.5in ............... 85ft-5.5in ................ 67ft-8in ............. 265ft-4in

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Shot 3

Shot 4

Shot 5

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Artillery Match Results Artillery, Smoothbore Results: Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Gun/Crew

Howitzer Results: Score

Artillery, Rifled Results: Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

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HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY (RE-ENTRY) ................................ 48-2V HARDAWAY'S ALA BTTY ....................................................... 48-2V 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY NO. 1 ............................................. 46-2V 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO. 1(RE-ENTRY) ........................... 39-2V 3RD MARYLAND ARTY NO. 2 ................................................ 34-1V DIXIE ARTILLERY ................................................................... 30-0V 3RD US (KURT) ....................................................................... 28-0V 3RD US (HIPPLE) .................................................................... 19-1V

Gun/Crew

Score

3RD US (GALLOWAY) ............................................................ 50-5V CO G 23RD N.C. ST TROOP .................................................. 50-5V DULANY TRP 6TH VA CAV .................................................... 50-5V 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (ROB) .................................................... 50-5V 5TH VA VOL INF NO. 1 ........................................................... 50-5V 1ST MARYLAND CAV (TIM) ................................................... 50-3V SOUTHAMPTON GREYS NO. 2 ............................................. 50-3V 2ND VIRGINIA CAVALRY ....................................................... 50-2V 1ST VIRGINIA CAVALRY NO. 2 ............................................. 49-3V 3RD US (FULTON) .................................................................. 49-2V 7TH REGT VA VOL INF .......................................................... 48-4V SOUTHAMPTON GREYS NO.1 .............................................. 48-3V DIXIE ARTILLERY ................................................................... 48-2V 1ST VALLEY RANGERS ......................................................... 48-2V MCNEILL'S RANGERS ........................................................... 48-0V 3RD US (SMITHGALL) ............................................................ 47-1V 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (JAMIE) ................................................. 46-4V 27TH VA VOL (SCOTT)........................................................... 46-4V 3rd US (WELLS) ...................................................................... 46-3V 12TH REGT US REGULAR INF .............................................. 46-2V 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY ................................................ 46-2V 1ST MARYLAND CAV (TIM) NO. 2 ......................................... 46-2V 8TH REGT VA VOL INF .......................................................... 44-2V 1ST VIRGINIA VOLS (DES) .................................................... 44-2V 1ST MAINE HVY ARTY ........................................................... 38-1V 7TH REGT VA VOL INF NO. 2 ................................................ 37-1V MANLY'S BTTY NO. 1 ............................................................. 35-2V 10TH MASS BTTY GUN NO. 1 ............................................... 34-1V 1ST NJ LT ARTILLERY ........................................................... 32-0V CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPERSHOOTERS ................................ 29-0V 1ST TENNSSEE VOL INF ....................................................... 14-0V BUNCOMBE RIFLES............................................................... 13-0V 7TH NC VOLS ........................................................................... 5-0V

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Gun/Crew

Score

ROWAN ARTILLERY ............................................................... 50-3V 3RD US (SMITHGALL) ............................................................ 49-5V DULANY TRP 6TH VA CAV .................................................... 47-1V 3RD MARYLAND ARTY .......................................................... 47-0V

1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY ............................................. 46-1V DIXIE ARTILLERY .......................................................... 24-0V

Rifled Howitzer Results: Place 1 2

Gun/Crew

Score

1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY (KATIE) ...................................... 49-2V 27TH VA VOL .......................................................................... 18-1V

Photos by Niki Bethke

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2017 Fall Nationals

Individual Match Winners

Ernest W. Peterkin N-SSA Grand Aggregate Trophy - 1st Place Grand Aggregate Tom Blum Memorial Trophy - Highest Revolver Aggregate

Benjamin T. Waits

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Walter T. Felter Memorial Trophy 2nd Place Grand Aggregate

Albert N. Hardin, Jr. Memorial Trophy - Highest Musket/Carbine Aggregate DSCA Bronze, Musket DSCA Bronze, Breechloader

Marty Rogers

Kreig H. O'Bryant Fall 2017

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2017 Fall Nationals

Individual Match Winners

Bruce C. Warburton Memorial Trophy Highest Carbine Aggregate

Patrick E. Felker Memorial Trophy Highest Musket Aggregate

Edward W. Schneeman

Patrick M. Corrigan

Brian Thomas Haack Memorial Award Highest Smoothbore Aggregate

Wade Huffman Memorial Trophy Highest 5 Gun Aggregate

Gary Brockmiller Skirmish Line

Adam J. Bumford Fall 2017

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JOIN THE N-SSA SOCIETY OF COLOR BEARERS

Help Us Raise Our Participation Level!

We all want to see a strong N-SSA that endures for years to come and for many generations to follow. This is the time of year when many people will review their good fortunes in the year that is coming to an end, and share with their favorite charities. Please consider the N-SSA to be one of those recipients of your largesse. For many of us, skirmishing is no less a part of our lives than our schools, churches, and other non-profit charities that we have been supporting with periodic donations.

The N-SSA is supported by dues and fees that are based on a yearly budget. But the future of an organization like ours is secured by annual giving from its members and associates, and by long term planned giving. The Society of Color Bearers is our recognition society that lists annual donors. The new N-SSA Legacy Society is our recognition society for people who have included the organization in their estate plans.

Last year, generous monetary donations from our members were equal to approximately $7.00 per member. And we’re just getting this program started. This can help keep our dues from rising, which keeps our organization accessible to prospective new members.

Donations are usually unrestricted and go into a fund to be used by the Board as they see fit. But donations can be targeted to a specific use, large or small, for the benefit of the N-SSA and its members. If you have any idea for such a donation, please talk with National or Regional officers about it to see if it is feasible. There is no shortage of projects available for a donor to sponsor within the N-SSA, ranging from installing benches or plants, to sponsoring activities and awards, to helping build or expand structures on association property.

Can you take a look at your finances today and see if you might be able to join this effort? Any size donation counts and gets you listed as a Color Bearer. Any check dated by December 31 will be logged in as a 2017 donation and that will be reflected on the receipt letter that is sent back to you. We’ll also send you a decal for your camper, gun cart, or vehicle to show your support for the N-SSA. It would be nice to see a lot of those decals on display at skirmishes.

PLEASE USE THE ATTACHED RETURN ENVELOPE TO SEND IN YOUR DONATION. The North-South Skirmish Association is a 501 c 3 organization and is able to accept tax deductible donations.

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Some Easy Ways to Support the N-SSA Below is a summary of giving strategies that our members might consider implementing. Regardless of your financial position, there is probably a way for you to contribute.

BUY THROUGH AMAZON SMILE – Do you ever buy products on Amazon.com? Sign in by using smile.amazon.com and designate the North-South Skirmish Association as your charity. Amazon will donate a small percentage of each purchase to the N-SSA. They send us the money quarterly, and sometimes it adds up to hundreds of dollars. Just make sure that every time you use Amazon, you see the mention of Smile and the N -SSA at the top of the page.

MAKE A TAX-FREE GIFT FROM YOUR IRA ACCOUNT – If you are 70 ½ or older, you must take a certain amount of money out of your IRA accounts (Required Minimum Distribution, or RMD) and be taxed on it whether you need it or not. This can push you into a higher tax bracket, raise the cost of your Medicare, and can cause loss of some of your deductions as well. But if you still must take money out, you can have it (or a portion) sent directly to a qualified charity, like the N-SSA, and avoid all those problems and the taxes on it as well. For some people this can be very significant.

SET UP A DONOR ADVISED FUND – The average family can now have its own equivalent of a charitable foundation. Brokers like Fidelity and many others set these funds up and allow anyone to become part of it for a tax deductible donation of as little as $5000.00. Your money is immediately deductible, but it goes into an investment fund for future (or current) use. When you are ready, you can have funds in it distributed to a qualified non-profit of your choice, such as the N-SSA. This is a great tax planning tool, especially for someone who received a financial windfall during the year and is concerned about the tax ramifications.

UTILIZE EMPLOYER MATCHES – Many companies, mostly large ones, will match your donations to a qualified organization like ours which essentially doubles your donation. As an example, Dominion Power has sent over $10,000 to the N-SSA through this program. This only happened because an employee who is a skirmisher took the effort to ask them to match his donations. For that matter, Dominion has donated other services and materials to the upkeep of Ft Shenandoah, again because an employee asked them to.

VARIOUS ASSETS CAN BE CONTRIBUTED – Cash, stocks, bonds, bank accounts, brokerage accounts, life insurance policies, annuities, and just about anything of value can be donated to the N-SSA, either now or as part of an estate plan. Some of these things can be done easily by just signing a beneficiary form. Others need to be mentioned in a will, or by a non-binding letter left for your executor. And there are much more complicated strategies involving trusts, illiquid assets, and other situations that require the help of an attorney and/or professional planner.

N-SSA LEGACY SOCIETY – Consider adding the N-SSA to your will and filing a Declaration of Intent with the organization. Even if you want to do this by nonbinding letter to your executor, file the form with us so we can help sort things out when the time comes. A bequest is a way to have a lasting impact on the people and places that matter to you.

For more details on these strategies for tax efficient giving, refer to the articles in the Skirmish Lines from the last couple years, and also watch for articles in upcoming editions.

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DSCA Bronze, Musket

DSCA Bronze, Smoothbore

Alex L. Gamble

James F. Koch

DSCA Bronze, Smoothbore

DSCA Bronze, Revolver

Alvin Bumford, Jr.

Adam J. Bumford Fall 2017

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Individual Match Results # Expert 50-Yard Musket Results, 10 Places Paid 1 11409 ....ROGERS, M................... 95-01X 2 3590 ......SCHNEEMAN, E ............ 94-02X 3 12502 ....ROGERS, J .................... 92-03X 4 7403 ......REA, T ............................ 92-01X 5 6629 ......ZDON, JR., W ................ 92-00X 6 0713 ......BUMFORD, JR., A ......... 92-00X 7 11131 ....O'BRYANT, K ................. 91-02X 8 2160 ......HEUER, D ...................... 91-01X 9 6506 ......BATLLE, T ...................... 91-01X 10 11692 ....BUMFORD, A................. 91-01X 100-Yard Musket Results, 9 Places Paid 1 3590 ......SCHNEEMAN, E ............ 95-01X 2 2160 ......HEUER, D ...................... 93-02X 3 0233 ......MILES, E ........................ 93-01X 4 8239 ......HILER, JR., J ................. 92-01X 5 6783 ......DEANS, G ...................... 92-00X 6 6077 ......DECOURCY, C .............. 91-04X 7 5109 ......BLY, J ............................. 91-01X 8 11131 ....O'BRYANT, K ................. 90-02X 9 5779 ......ARNETTE, M ................. 90-01X Musket Aggregate Results, 6 Places Paid 1 3590 ......SCHNEEMAN, E .......... 189-03X 2 2160 ......HEUER, D .................... 184-03X 3 11409 ....ROGERS, M................. 182-01X 4 11131 ....O'BRYANT, K ............... 181-04X 5 7403 ......REA, T .......................... 180-03X 6 0713 ......BUMFORD, JR., A ....... 180-00X 50-Yard Carbine Results, 9 Places Paid 1 1614 ......CORRIGAN, P ............... 94-03X 2 11692 ....BUMFORD, A................. 92-04X 3 7368 ......LEINICKE, J ................... 92-01X 4 5779 ......ARNETTE, M ................. 92-01X 5 6506 ......BATLLE, T ...................... 92-01X 6 2495 ......WAITS, B........................ 91-01X 7 2881 ......DIXON, D ....................... 91-01X 8 11983 ....SHEETZ, M .................... 91-01X 9 11131 ....O'BRYANT, K ................. 91-00X 100-Yard Carbine Results, 8 Places Paid 1 10496 ....HARRIS, S ..................... 92-02X 2 11131 ....O'BRYANT, K ................. 92-01X 3 8578 ......HINES, T ........................ 92-00X 4 12781 ....FEREK, L ....................... 91-01X 5 5779 ......ARNETTE, M ................. 91-00X 6 8239 ......HILER, JR., J ................. 90-02X 7 0701 ......FRITZ, E ......................... 90-01X 8 3991 ......MATTHEWS, W ............. 90-00X Carbine Aggregate Results, 5 Places Paid 1 1614 ......CORRIGAN, P ............. 183-05X 2 11131 ....O'BRYANT, K ............... 183-01X 3 5779 ......ARNETTE, M ............... 183-01X 4 10496 ....HARRIS, S ................... 182-03X 5 0701 ......FRITZ, E ....................... 179-01X 25-Yard Revolver Results, 4 Places Paid 1 11409 ....ROGERS, M................... 96-03X 2 12085 ....ALTLAND, P................... 96-02X 3 2495 ......WAITS, B........................ 95-02X 4 8768 ......KINNEL, E ...................... 94-03X 50-Yard Revolver Results, 3 Places Paid 1 2495 ......WAITS, B........................ 88-00X 2 11287 ....WENZEL, T .................... 84-00X 3 6350 ......SNYDER, K .................... 84-00X Revolver Aggregate Results, 3 Places Paid 1 2495 ......WAITS, B...................... 183-02X 2 6350 ......SNYDER, K .................. 178-02X 3 11287 ....WENZEL, T .................. 178-01X

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8025 ........ WALSH, J .......................... 93-00X 8301 ........ BUCHANAN, S .................. 91-03X 12062 ...... CLARK, W ......................... 90-01X 6593 ........ BALLA, S ........................... 90-00X 13241 ...... STEPONGZI,JR.,M ........... 89-01X 5318 ........ COMER, D ........................ 89-01X 3726 ........ LEVITSKY, S ..................... 89-00X 10830 ...... PAFFORD, M .................... 89-00X 11287 ...... WENZEL, T ....................... 88-02X 7296 ........ MILLER, B ......................... 88-02X

10626 ....EBERSOLE, M ..................91-04X 9506 ......REA, T ...............................90-02X 9354 ......TUCKER, B .......................89-00X 9895 ......CHABALOWSKI, R ...........88-02X 13655 ....SCANLAN, C.....................88-00X 10181 ....OLINGER, V......................88-00X 8482 ......ANDERSON, E .................88-00X 1832 ......BOOZ, D ...........................87-01X 2214 ......CAHILL, F .........................87-01X 0526 ......STILES, K .........................87-01X

12624 ... DISBENNETT, B ......... 88-00X 7020 ..... JOSLIN, T.................... 87-00X 13426 ... BOWEN, R .................. 86-01X 1560 ..... WHIPPLE, M ............... 85-02X 7106 ..... TORDAY, A ................. 85-02X 8046 ..... RABY, R ...................... 85-01X 5218 ..... OERGEL, F ................. 85-00X 5782 ..... WALTERS, E............... 85-00X 10453 ... SHEPHERD, B ............ 84-00X 6299 ..... WIDRIG, J ................... 84-00X

12661 ...... TAYLOR, N ....................... 91-02X 12838 ...... ROACH, V ......................... 91-01X 3921 ........ HOPF, JR., J ..................... 91-00X 8301 ........ BUCHANAN, S .................. 89-00X 8025 ........ WALSH, J .......................... 87-02X 5858 ........ NELSON, S ....................... 87-01X 10889 ...... EPLER, R .......................... 87-01X 9059 ........ MARK, T ............................ 87-00X 4354 ........ HUGHES, M ...................... 87-00X

13058 ....SCHNEEMAN, C...............90-00X 11369 ....VIGORITO, M....................89-00X 9666 ......COX, J ...............................88-01X 9895 ......CHABALOWSKI, R ...........88-01X 9158 ......HERRICK, K......................88-01X 12321 ....HORNE, N.........................87-01X 1862 ......SAGER, W ........................86-00X 12109 ....BUDD, J ............................86-00X 12601 ....PAYNE, J ..........................85-01X

10205 ... CIARLANTE, R ........... 91-00X 13494 ... LINK, D ........................ 84-00X 3676 ..... COLEMAN, JR., W...... 83-00X 7106 ..... TORDAY, A ................. 83-00X 11640 ... LINTON, R................... 81-00X 11612 ... NEWBERRY, T ........... 81-00X 1977 ..... ADAMS, J .................... 81-00X 13621 ... NEWMAN, JR., J ......... 80-00X 5218 ..... OERGEL, F ................. 80-00X

8301 ........ BUCHANAN, S ................180-03X 8025 ........ WALSH, J ........................180-02X 3921 ........ HOPF, JR., J ...................179-01X 12838 ...... ROACH, V .......................176-02X 7250 ........ SHAW, A .........................173-03X 4594 ........ KOCH, J ..........................172-01X

9895 ......CHABALOWSKI, R .........176-03X 13058 ....SCHNEEMAN, C.............175-00X 9158 ......HERRICK, K....................174-02X 10626 ....EBERSOLE, M ................173-05X 8482 ......ANDERSON, E ...............172-00X 9506 ......REA, T .............................171-03X

10205 ... CIARLANTE, R .........169-01X 7106 ..... TORDAY, A ...............168-02X 13621 ... NEWMAN, JR., J .......162-00X 13568 ... PARCELL, J ..............160-00X 7020 ..... JOSLIN, T..................158-00X 3676 ..... COLEMAN, JR., W....157-00X

13082 ...... CAMERON, JR., R ............ 91-01X 5725 ........ SHAW, E ........................... 90-01X 2756 ........ HARRISON,JR., L ............. 89-02X 13172 ...... RINDLER, J ....................... 89-01X 8464 ........ SLAUGHTER, R ................ 89-01X 6637 ........ LINTON, M ........................ 88-02X 4894 ........ TROST, R.......................... 88-01X 0233 ........ MILES, E ........................... 88-00X 4914 ........ GREKETIS, D.................... 88-00X

3342 ......VAN HOUTER, N ..............91-02X 2318 ......SEMPELES, G ..................90-01X 11324 ....HERRICK, T ......................89-00X 10816 ....DAVIDSON, J....................87-01X 10869 ....CLARK, D..........................87-00X 10696 ....COUMES, J.......................86-00X 11640 ....LINTON, R ........................85-01X 8563 ......MC LAINE,III, J .................84-01X 5847 ......WILLIAMS, E.....................84-00X

12243 ... FORD, R...................... 83-00X 7507 ..... NIESSEN, C ................ 83-00X 7446 ..... WEEDMAN, G ............. 83-00X 3037 ..... GASKILL, J.................. 82-00X 5795 ..... KELLY, II, P ................. 82-00X 7373 ..... MC LEOD, H ............... 81-01X 11949 ... JEZIOR, S ................... 81-00X 8626 ..... NOYALAS, J................ 80-00X 12879 ... DEAK, R ...................... 80-00X

13172 ...... RINDLER, J ....................... 90-01X 4894 ........ TROST, R.......................... 89-01X 13082 ...... CAMERON, JR., R ............ 88-01X 8885 ........ LICHLITER, J .................... 88-00X 11287 ...... WENZEL, T ....................... 86-01X 2756 ........ HARRISON,JR., L ............. 85-02X 12838 ...... ROACH, V ......................... 85-00X 12793 ...... REXRODE, J ..................... 84-02X

2029 ......HUGHES, P ......................90-01X 11609 ....MARVIN, I, D.....................90-01X 9059 ......MARK, T............................88-03X 8649 ......DICK, B .............................88-01X 12109 ....BUDD, J ............................88-01X 13428 ....MILLER, M ........................87-01X 11258 ....MC LEAN, E ......................85-01X 12601 ....PAYNE, J ..........................85-00X

10181 ... OLINGER, V ................ 83-00X 13053 ... RITCHIE, J .................. 83-00X 9378 ..... SQUIRE, C .................. 81-01X 12410 ... WHITE, T..................... 81-00X 11949 ... JEZIOR, S ................... 79-00X 10994 ... WALTHALL, W ............ 78-00X 5782 ..... WALTERS, E............... 78-00X 2811 ..... BARVIAN, R ................ 76-00X

13172 ...... RINDLER, J .....................179-02X 13082 ...... CAMERON, JR., R ..........179-02X 4894 ........ TROST, R........................177-02X 8885 ........ LICHLITER, J ..................175-00X 2756 ........ HARRISON,JR., L ...........174-04X

11324 ....HERRICK, T ....................173-00X 2318 ......SEMPELES, G ................171-01X 10869 ....CLARK, D........................169-01X 11609 ....MARVIN, I, D...................167-01X 12109 ....BUDD, J ..........................167-01X

12410 ... WHITE, T...................160-00X 10994 ... WALTHALL, W ..........157-00X 12879 ... DEAK, R ....................156-00X 7446 ..... WEEDMAN, G ...........154-00X 9859 ..... PRELIASCO, A .........149-00X

6509 ........ KISER, J ............................ 91-02X 12247 ...... WILKINS, T ....................... 91-00X 6629 ........ ZDON, JR., W ................... 90-02X 6955 ........ TATE, B ............................. 90-01X

12609 ....WEAVER, E ......................90-01X 12926 ....WARNER, L ......................89-00X 9090 ......KUNSA, III, T.....................89-00X 0254 ......PASTORE, F .....................88-01X

2978 ..... THOMANN, T .............. 88-01X 8816 ..... KERN, W ..................... 77-00X 2894 ..... KING, M....................... 76-00X 1146 ..... FOLK, JR., W .............. 75-00X

2078 ........ BURGESS, JR., J.............. 81-00X 12838 ...... ROACH, V ......................... 80-00X 12062 ...... CLARK, W ......................... 78-00X

9703 ......FOX, JR., E .......................79-01X 12634 ....FISHER, W........................74-00X 6506 ......BATLLE, T.........................71-02X

2978 ..... THOMANN, T .............. 70-01X 8816 ..... KERN, W ..................... 67-01X 9546 ..... STERBA, J .................. 58-01X

2881 ........ DIXON, D ........................167-01X 12838 ...... ROACH, V .......................167-00X 0413 ........ PELOQUIN, R .................165-00X

9703 ......FOX, JR., E .....................158-02X 5725 ......SHAW, E .........................158-00X 12609 ....WEAVER, E ....................156-01X

2978 ..... THOMANN, T ............158-02X 1146 ..... FOLK, JR., W ............119-00X 12613 ... SCHNEEMAN, S .......117-02X

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2017 Fall Nationals

Individual Match Results 25-Yard Single-Shot Pistol Results, 1 Place Paid 50-Yard Single-Shot Pistol Results, 1 Place Paid Single-Shot Pistol Aggregate Results, 1 Place Paid # Competitor # Competitor # Competitor 1 9090 ... KUNSA, III, T .............................. 80-01X 1 13621.....NEWMAN, JR., J...................... 65-00X 1 9090 ... KUNSA, III, T ................................. 138-01X # Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Striker 50-Yard Breech-Loader Results, 3 Places Paid 1 12502 .... ROGERS, J ....................96-01X 10358 ...... SHAW, M .......................... 91-01X 10882 .... EYE, D .............................. 89-00X 10572 .... THOMPSON, E........... 88-00X 2 11692 .... BUMFORD, A .................95-01X 5678 ........ SMITH, L ........................... 91-01X 6488 ...... RASINSKI, T ..................... 87-00X 13399 .... WALLACE, R .............. 86-00X 3 3590 ...... SCHNEEMAN, E ............93-01X 7483 ........ ROHDE, G ........................ 91-00X 10181 .... OLINGER, V ..................... 86-01X 12703 .... ROHDE, M .................. 85-00X 100-Yard Breech-Loader Results, 2 Places Paid 1 12502 .... ROGERS, J ....................94-03X 5318 ........ COMER, D ........................ 90-00X 10882 .... EYE, D .............................. 95-01X 10572 .... THOMPSON, E........... 88-00X 2 2495 ...... WAITS, B ........................93-01X 2479 ........ BROCKMILLER, F ............ 90-00X 9473 ...... OSTNER, B ...................... 87-01X 11556 .... BROWN, J .................. 84-00X Breech-Loader Aggregate Results, 2 Places Paid 1 12502 .... ROGERS, J ..................190-04X 10358 ...... SHAW, M ........................ 180-03X 10882 .... EYE, D ............................ 184-01X 10572 .... THOMPSON, E......... 176-00X 2 11692 .... BUMFORD, A ...............186-01X 7483 ........ ROHDE, G ...................... 179-01X 9473 ...... OSTNER, B .................... 173-01X 13399 .... WALLACE, R ............ 169-01X 50-Yard SS BR/C2 Results, 3 Places Paid 100-Yard SS BR/C2 Results, 3 Places Paid SS BR/C2 Aggregate Results, 3 Places Paid # Competitor # Competitor # Competitor 1 6350 ... SNYDER, K .................... 93-01X 1 0701.......FRITZ, E ......................... 91-01X 1 0701 ... FRITZ, E ............................183-02X 2 11692 . BUMFORD, A ................. 93-00X 2 9372.......CHRISTIANSEN, D ........ 90-02X 2 6350 ... SNYDER, K .......................183-01X 3 9372 ... CHRISTIANSEN, D ........ 92-03X 3 0713.......BUMFORD, JR., A ......... 90-01X 3 9372 ... CHRISTIANSEN, D ...........182-05X 25-Yard Smoothbore Results, 4 Places Paid # Expert Sharpshooter Marksman Striker 1 10414 .... BROCKMILLER, G ........... 95-03X 9372 ...... CHRISTIANSEN, D .......... 96-02X 6666 ... FULLERTON, J ............94-01X 11585 ....WESTERBECK, R ............. 91-00X 2 4634 ...... BOWLING, G .................... 95-02X 8790 ...... HYNDSHAW,JR., W ......... 95-04X 5678 ... SMITH, L ......................90-02X 11586 ....HAYES, D........................... 90-01X 3 6488 ...... RASINSKI, T ..................... 95-02X 5494 ...... DAVENPORT, E ............... 94-01X 6450 ... KING, A ........................90-02X 9585 ......HOOVER, L........................ 89-01X 4 12837 .... TALASKE, J ...................... 95-01X 12291 .... ANDERSON, R ................. 93-01X 9531 ... CRABILL, P ..................90-01X 5489 ......SHUCK, R .......................... 88-01X 50-Yard Smoothbore Results, 4 Places Paid 1 4688 ...... SMITH, J ........................... 96-01X 11046 .... ROGERS, III, J.................. 93-02X 11221 . JONES, D .....................90-02X 12661 ....TAYLOR, N ........................ 87-01X 2 10414 .... BROCKMILLER, G ........... 93-01X 2495 ...... WAITS, B .......................... 93-02X 13365 . KERSHNER, L .............89-01X 13242 ....DEFILIPPI, S ...................... 85-00X 3 2488 ...... BROCKMILLER, S............ 93-01X 10869 .... CLARK, D ......................... 91-01X 8134 ... BRATSCH, J ................89-00X 9613 ......SANFORD, H ..................... 85-00X 4 0233 ...... MILES, E ........................... 92-02X 11013 .... LAHMAN, J ....................... 89-03X 4272 ... EARLY, JR., G .............88-02X 8905 ......MORTON, M ...................... 84-00X Smoothbore Aggregate Results, 3 Places Paid 1 10414 .... BROCKMILLER, G ......... 188-04X 8790 ...... HYNDSHAW,JR, W ........ 180-06X 9531 ... CRABILL, P ................175-02X 12661 ....TAYLOR, N ...................... 173-01X 2 4634 ...... BOWLING, G .................. 187-03X 2495 ...... WAITS, B ........................ 180-03X 12413 . EBERSOLE, W ..........171-03X 8905 ......MORTON, M .................... 170-01X 3 4688 ...... SMITH, J ......................... 187-01X 9158 ...... HERRICK, K ................... 180-02X 12653 . NEUFELD, R ..............171-02X 5489 ......SHUCK, R ........................ 168-01X Musket-Carbine Aggregate Results, 12 Places Paid # Competitor 1 11131 .... O'BRYANT, K ...............364-05X 2 2160 ...... HEUER, D .....................362-04X 3 5779 ...... ARNETTE, M ................361-03X 4 8301 ...... BUCHANAN, S .............359-04X 5 10496 .... HARRIS, S ....................357-06X 6 11409 .... ROGERS, M .................356-02X 7 3590 ...... SCHNEEMAN, E ..........355-04X 8 6506 ...... BATLLE, T ....................355-03X 9 1614 ...... CORRIGAN, P ..............354-06X 10 9895 ...... CHABALOWSKI, R .......352-06X 11 0701 ...... FRITZ, E .......................352-02X 12 6629 ...... ZDON, JR., W ...............352-02X 50-Yard Aggregate Results, 7 Places Paid # Competitor 1 11692 .... BUMFORD, A ...............263-05X 2 2495 ...... WAITS, B ......................263-01X 3 11409 .... ROGERS, M .................260-02X 4 12502 .... ROGERS, J ..................257-05X 5 1614 ...... CORRIGAN, P ..............256-04X 6 6506 ...... BATLLE, T ....................254-04X 7 2881 ...... DIXON, D ......................252-01X

Grand Aggregate Results, 7 Places Paid # Competitor 1 2495 ......WAITS, B ..................... 529-05X 2 11409 ....ROGERS, M................. 527-05X 3 11692 ....BUMFORD, A............... 521-05X 4 6350 ......SNYDER, K .................. 519-03X 5 1614 ......CORRIGAN, P ............. 518-07X 6 12502 ....ROGERS, J .................. 515-07X 7 2881 ......DIXON, D ..................... 515-03X Five-Gun Aggregate Results, 4 Places Paid # Competitor 1 11692 ....BUMFORD, A............... 887-12X 2 2495 ......WAITS, B ..................... 883-09X 3 12502 ....ROGERS, J .................. 880-13X 4 0701 ......FRITZ, E....................... 868-06X Young Skirmisher Results, 2 Places Paid # Competitor 1 13655 ....SCANLAN, C................ 162-00X 2 13524 ....CLARK, M .................... 157-00X Senior Skirmisher Results, 2 Places Paid # Competitor 1 2160 ......HEUER, D .................... 184-03X 2 11409 ....ROGERS, M................. 182-01X

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2017 Fall Nationals

NRA Civil War National Championship Match Winners

Grand Aggregate

2nd Place Musket Aggregate 1st Place 50-yard Musket 1st Place 25-yard Revolver

3rd Place Musket Aggregate 2nd Place 100-yard Carbine 2nd Place Carbine Aggregate

Marty Rogers

Kreig H. O'Bryant

2nd Place 100-yard Musket

3rd Place 100-yard Musket

2nd Place 50-yard Musket

Emmerson Miles

James Hiler, Jr.

Jeremiah Walsh

Benjamin T. Waits

with Philip Schreier Senior Curator, NRA Museums

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NRA Civil War National Championship Match Winners

3rd Place 50-yard Musket

Joel Rogers

1st Place Carbine Aggregate 1st Place 50-yard Carbine

3rd Place Carbine Aggregate 3rd Place 50-yard Carbine

Patrick Corrigan

Michael Arnette

1st Place 100-yard Carbine

2nd Place 50-yard Carbine

Scott Harris

Adam J. Bumford

1st Place Revolver Aggregate 1st Place 50-yard Revolver 3rd Place 25-yard Revolver

Benjamin T. Waits

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NRA Civil War National Championship Match Winners

2nd Place Revolver Aggregate 2nd Place 50-yard Revolver

3rd Place Revolver Aggregate 3rd Place 50-yard Revolver

Michael McDaniel

Gene Kinnel

2nd Place 25-yard Revolver

Paul Altland

2017 Fall Nationals

History & Education Awards

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2017 Lee A. Wallace Individual Award

2017 Lee A. Wallace Unit Award

Bruce W. Miller, Ericka Hoffmann

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The NRA Senior Skirmisher Award By: Wayne Jordan At each National Skirmish, the N-SSA awards the top two musket shooters age 65 and older with the Senior Skirmisher Award. It is based on their aggregate individual musket scores.

The winners in the Fall 2017 National are Dennis Heuer and Marty Rogers.

Dennis Heuer, with a Musket Aggregate score of 184-03X, is a member of the Dismal Swamp Rangers. He started skirmishing in the 1960s by proudly carrying his Dad’s equipment, posting his targets, and then spotting shots for his dad. By 1968, Dennis was a member of the Tammany Regiment, 42nd NY Vol Inf. His first musket was a .58 Zouave. A few years later he switched to a 3-band Springfield with a Weis barrel that he still competes with today. He also shoots carbine, smoothbore, repeater, and pistol. In 2004, Dennis moved south to Virginia and traded his blue uniform for gray with the Dismal Swamp Rangers. He is looking forward to receiving his 50 Year Award next Spring. He is a retired army officer, former Virginia Department of Transportation employee, and still works as a consultant in transportation engineering. Currently his sister, Dianne Heuer, is a skirmisher, but she still shoots with a yankee team. Their father passed away last year after a lifetime of skirmishing. Dennis is also an avid Harley Davidson rider. He has been to Sturgis, ridden in Europe and earned the coveted Saddlesore 1000 Award from the Iron Butt Association (yes, this is real). This entailed a ride from Chesapeake, VA to Bangor, Maine in one day. He also co-chaired an International Motorcycle Safety Scan as he led a group of safety experts on an extensive ride through five European countries to study new approaches to infrastructure design that reduces motorcycle fatalities. A man of many talents, Dennis also is a golfer, scuba diver, pilot and former skydiver.

Marty Rogers, with a Musket Aggregate score of 182-01X, is a member of the Iredell Blues (4th NC State Troops) and lives in the Statesville, NC area. She and her husband, Jim, have been skirmishing since 2003. Marty says she started shooting simply because, “It is more fun to shoot than it is to watch.” She shoots all the small arms in individuals, and all but the Henry in team matches. She has served as her team’s Paymaster for about 10 years now. Marty has an interesting background, with famous Americans as ancestors going back through several family lines. Most notably her 4th Great Grandfather was Chief Justice John Marshall, a Virginian. “I feel like I am coming home when I come to Winchester because of my ancestors that lived and are buried there – some of their homes still exist, including one that is now a Bed and Breakfast”.

She has a degree in Animal Science from NCSU and her best friends have ”four legs and fur”. Any final comments, Marty? “I love Southern history and am an ‘Unreconstructed Rebel’!”

1st Place NRA Senior Skirmisher Award

2nd Place NRA Senior Skirmisher Award

Dismal Swamp Rangers

Iredell Blues (4th NC State Troops)

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50-Year Awards Jon Ansley ....................................... 15th Regiment Virginia Volunteers Larry Brockmiller ............................. York Rangers Larry Chiarizia .................................. 21st Virginia, MD Guard William C. German ........................... 37th Georgia Rangers

Steve Light ....................................... Washington Blue Rifles Thomas A. Napier ............................ 6th Alabama Rudolph "Rudy" Ruzicska, Jr. ....... 21st Michigan Richard D. Schmidt.......................... 4th Michigan Michael L. Vice ................................. 6th Alabama Archie White..................................... Old Dominion Dragoons

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Special Recognition

Skirmish Director Star

Skirmish Director

Erick Shaw, Harlan's Light Cavalry

Sharon Myers, Chartier's Valley Guards

Certificate of Appreciation

Award of Merit

Royal S. Burress, 14th Virginia Cavalry

Michael Jordan, Union Guards

Award of Merit

Wade O. Huffman, 5th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Accepted by Clint Huffman and Matt Huffman

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2017 Fall Nationals The NRA Young Skirmisher Award By: Wayne Jordan At each National Skirmish, the N-SSA awards the top two musket shooters age 18 and under with the Young Skirmisher Award. It is based on their aggregate individual musket scores. These two skirmishers will have their National dues paid next year by the sponsors of the award. This is one of many programs the N-SSA has been putting together to encourage young people to join and remain part of our organization.

The winners of the Fall 2017 National Young Skirmisher Award are

Colin Scanlan and Michael Clark.

Colin Scanlan, with a Musket Aggregate score of 162-00, has now won the Young Skirmisher Award in two consecutive Nationals. Still only 14 years old, he is the youngest skirmisher to ever win this award. He has been a member of the 1st Maryland Cavalry since the beginning of this year where he is mentored by his parents, Tim and Katie Scanlan, and his grandparents. Colin has been competing since he first entered the BB Gun match at age 4. Currently his goals are to compete with a wide variety of guns, and to get his individual scores up.

Michael Clark, with a Musket Aggregate score of 157-00, is 16 years old and has been skirmishing for two years.

He is a member of the 4th Virginia Infantry of the New England Region along with his parents, Walt and Denise Clark.

Mike shoots a Richmond musket that his dad built for him, and also shoots an original Model 2 Maynard carbine, smoothbore, Henry, and is picking up the revolver. He started shooting in the BB Gun matches years ago.

Of the four Young Skirmisher winners each calendar year, two of them are sponsored by Chiswell’s Exiles, and one by Mosby’s Rangers. There is currently one sponsorship available for a new sponsor to adopt. The NRA also lends its name to the sponsorship of these awards, and provides the plaque listing the names of the winners. The awards were presented

by Dave Booz, N-SSA National Commander, and Philip Schreier, NRA Museum Senior Curator. Sponsorship of the dues was started four years ago by the N-SSA Youth Foundation, and has been taken over since then by other team sponsors.

1st Place NRA Young Skirmisher Award

2nd Place NRA Young Skirmisher Award

1st Maryland Cavalry

4th Virginia Infantry

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2017 Fall Nationals Tenderfoot Match Winners ~ Senior Individuals - BB

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1st Place Senior Individual BB Gun

2nd Place Senior Individual BB Gun

Lucas Jenkins

Emilee Walsh

3rd Place Senior Individual BB Gun

4th Place Senior Individual BB Gun

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1st Place Senior Individual Pellet

2nd Place Senior Individual Pellet

3rd Place Senior Individual Pellet

Wyatt Hale

Thomas Buck

Adam Kendra

Senior Individual Results Comp # 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

0061 0119 0078 0162 0083 0247 0040 0218 0253 0031 0098 0238 0239 0227

Last Jenkins Walsh McDonald Snider Ostner Hughes Ehrlich Payne Robins Crosby Mojica Thompson Thompson Dewey

First

Team Region Class Score Age

Lucas Emilee Virginia Braeden Spencer Ryan Breanna Kenrik Christine Shayla Kira Jamie Norah Madisyn

029 044 268 135 043 129 077 262 268 091 266 268 268 262

TW PT CV PT PT AL MA CR CV CV CH CV CV CR

BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB

85-1x 83-0x 81-0x 79-1x 79-0x 76-0x 71-0x 69-0x 69-0x 67-0x 63-0x 63-0x 60-0x 55-0x

13 12 12 12 11 13 11 12 13 13 11 12 13 11

Wyatt Thomas Adam

044 195 040

PT CV MA

P P P

96-5x 92-0x 67-0x

13 13 11

PELLET 1st 2nd 3rd

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2017 Fall Nationals Tenderfoot Match Results ~ Senior Teams

1st Place Senior Team

Shayla Crosby, Lucas Jenkins, Thomas Buck, Joshua Branch

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2nd Place Senior Team

3rd Place Senior Team

Braeden Snider, Emilee Walsh, Wyatt Hale

Kira Mojica, Breanna Ehrlich, Ryan Hughes, Kenrik Payne

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2nd Place

3rd Place

0031 0061 0213 0015

0116 0119 0162 0247 0040 0218 0098 0253 0238 0239 0158 0083 0078 0065 0254

Crosby Jenkins Buck Branch Team #N/A Hale Walsh Snider Team Hughes Ehrlich Payne Mojica Team Robins Thompson Thompson Kendra Team Ostner McDonald Klinepeter Hollinshead

58 B Shayla Lucas Thomas Joshua 58 A #N/A Wyatt Emilee Braeden 57 B Ryan Breanna Kenrik Kira 59 B Christine Jamie Norah Adam 59 A Spencer Virginia Simon Isna

Team Region 091 029 195 146 Team #N/A 044 044 135 Team 129 077 262 266 Team 268 268 268 040 Team 043 268 201 269

CV TW CV TW Region #N/A PT PT PT Region AL MA CR CH Region CV CV CV MA Region PT CV MW PT

Event 1 Event 2 Event3 Total 22.4 25.2 13.0 60.6

Event 1 Event 2 Event3 Total 49.4 27.8 29.3 106.5

Event 1 Event 2 Event3 Total 51.3 22.4 59.7 133.4

Event 1 Event 2 Event3 Total 74.1 48.1 65.6 187.8

Event 1 Event 2 Event3 Total 87.6 139.2 90.7 317.5

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2017 Fall Nationals Tenderfoot Match Winners ~ Junior Individuals

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1st Place Junior Individual BB Gun

2nd Place Junior Individual BB Gun

3rd Place Junior Individual BB Gun

Alexander Noyalas

Seth Dewey

Sadie Walsh

4th Place Junior Individual BB Gun

5th Place Junior Individual BB Gun

6th Place Junior Individual BB Gun

Graeme Burtis

Nathan Kendra

Dawson Napier

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Junior Individual Results Comp #

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

0209 0226 0120 0124 0159 0134 0191 0230 0237 0193 0036 0224

Last

Noyales Dewey Walsh Burtis Kendra Napier Warner Andreason Weitz McDonald Diggs Hanson

First

Team Region Class

Alexander Seth Sadie Graeme Nathan Dawson Faith Cassidy Malachi Hattie-mae Mia Madeleine

102 262 044 064 040 139 246 063 228 268 029 243

AL CR PT MA MA AL CH MA PT CV TW TW

0245 Montresor

Eva

068

NWT

0194 0171 0244 0242 0233 0231

Dixie Donald Lucas Lily Corey Madison

268 120 068 029 044 018

CV NWT NWT TW PT PT

McDonald Kominek Montresor Jenkins Cox Venkoske

BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB

Score

Age

85-1x 82-1x 79-1x 76-0x 76-0x 76-0x 63-0x 62-1x 62-0x 59-0x 53-0x 53-0x

8 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 9 8 10 8

53-0x

8

51-0x 45-0x 45-0x 22-0x 10-0x 5-0x

6 7 10 5 4 5

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2017 Fall Nationals Tenderfoot Match Results ~ Junior Teams

1st Place Junior Team

Cassidy Andreason, Dawson Napier, Seth Dewey, Alexander Noyalas

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2nd Place Junior Team

3rd Place Junior Team

Nathan Kendra, Lincoln Kendra, Christopher Wood, Graeme Burtis

Sadie Walsh, Cedric Keener, (Not Pictured) Corey Cox, Moira Keener

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Junior Team Results 1st Place

0209 0134 0230 0226

2nd Place

0232 0159 0195 0124

3rd Place

0233 0120 0222 0221 0223 0245 0244 0196 0191 0194 0193 0231 0237 0036 0242 0224

Team Noyalas Napier Andreason Dewey Team Kendra Kendra Wood Burtis Team Cox Walsh Keener Keener Team Klinepeter Montresor Montresor Hollinshead Team Warner McDonald McDonald Venskoske Team Weitz Diggs Jenkins Hanson

56B Alexander Dawson Cassidy Seth 56A Lincoln Nathan Christopher Graeme 57A Corey Sadie Cedric Moira 58A Charlotte Eva Lucas Jabin 57B Faith Dixie Hattie-mae Madison 58B Malachi Mia Lily Madeleine

Team 102 139 063 262 Team 040 040 268 064 Team 044 044 171 171 Team 201 068 068 269 Team 246 268 268 018 Team 228 029 029 243

Region AL AL MA CR Region MA MA CV MA Region PT PT CH CH Region MW NWT NWT PT Region CH CV CV PT Region PT TW TW TW

Event 1 45.9

Event 2 33.3

Event3 68.0

Total 147.2

Event 1 145.7

Event 2 78.0

Event3 104.4

Total 328.1

Event 1 138.8

Event 2 67.7

Event3 139.0

Total 345.5

Event 1 89.6

Event 2 115.9

Event3 246.0

Total 451.5

Event 1 300.0

Event 2 180.0

Event3 224.0

Total 704.0

Event 1 315.0

Event 2 290.0

Event3 268.0

Total 873.0

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Costume Committee of the N-SSA The Costume Committee welcomes all that wish to compete in the costuming competition or attend the workshop held at each Nationals.

Sewing Circle Times begin Fridays at 1:00 pm Sewing Circle - At each National, the Costume Committee members conduct a workshop or sewing circle on the Friday of the Nationals from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. This event is held in Memorial Park and is free and open to anyone that would like to attend. Don’t forget to bring a chair. In case of inclement weather, information regarding the competition will be announced.

The following workshops are planned: Spring 2018 Hair Styles: making a fall braided hair piece to almost match your hair Fall 2018 "I didn't know that?" Dressing in the 1860's Spring 2019 Competition Dressmaking: “What’s right and what’s wrong?”

Fall 2019 Basic Stitch Work Costume Competition Times for All National Events 11:00-12:00...... Registration, Infants, Children, Girls, Boys Civilian, Boys Military 11:00-12:30...... Registration, Young Ladies, Adults, and Revolving Trophy categories 12:00 ................ Children’s Competition begins Competition for Young Ladies, Adults, and Revolving Trophy categories will immediately follow the children’s competition.

Special Projects - This award is presented at each National Skirmish. At the preceding National, a single item is selected for competition for this award; i.e. an underpinning, accessory, or specific article of clothing. The item may be for a man, woman, or child. Items are judged on a point system.

Announcing the Special Projects Spring 2018 .... Corset Fall 2018......... Collars, Cuffs, Undersleeves Spring 2019 .... Over Petticoat, fancy or plain Fall 2019......... Caps, Night, Morning, Day, Men’s, Women’s, or Children’s For more information regarding the costuming events, contact Sharleen Carr-Mullins, Committee Chair at slwcarr@yahoo.com or 757-868-7844. You can also visit n-ssa.org/costume/.

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2017 Fall Nationals Costume Contest Award Winners

Maryanne Greketis

1st Place Ladies Semi-Formal Regular Competition and the Delaney Award

Patty Grunwald

2nd Place Ladies Semi-Formal Regular Competition

Catherine White

1st Place Ladies Best Visual Competition

Judy Stoneburner

Susan Brisban Award for Special Project, Headdress Skirmish Line

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Amelia Magno 1st Place Children's Regular Comp.

Seamstresses - Maryanne Greketis & Mother - Lyndsey Magno

Caroline White

Henry Magno

1st Place Infants Regular Competition & John Elton Award Seamstresses - Catherine White & Kay Cogswell

1st Place Children's Visual Comp.

Seamstress - Maryanne Greketis

Friday's Workshop and Tea

Costume Workshop and Tea Patty Grunwald, Ericka Hoffmann & Mary Deneau making a dress.

Kay Cogswell teaching dress making by draping fabric.

L-R: Kay Cogwell, Sharleen Mullins, Beth Robey, Mary Deneau All photos by Marylou Wells, Costume Committee photographer

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The Unsung Skirmisher By: Wayne Jordan This edition’s Unsung Skirmisher will highlight the Photography Corps of the N-SSA. This group of volunteers preserves an enormous number of events with their cameras. Many of their photos are published in the Skirmish Line and many others are used in various publications to publicize the N-SSA. During a typical National Skirmish, these people will put in a multitude of hours of effort and submit thousands of photos. As with any volunteer organization, various people come and go, so this article will attempt to cover the currently active photographers.

Ericka Hoffmann of the Dulany Troop, 6th Virginia Cavalry, is the National Photography Officer. Every group must have someone in charge to make sure that all the assignments get distributed and covered, and that is her responsibility. Several years ago, Ericka teamed with Todd Harrington and Phil Spaugy to build a pool of photographers that would ensure good coverage of all events without all the duties falling on one person. This also brings a variety of perspectives and styles to the catalog of photos that will preserve our organization’s history. Ericka looks to Niki Bethke for her talent for photographing people and to Marylou Wells to document the costuming events and provide accompanying information. Ericka sees herself and Walt Zdon as the “sports photographer” types (Ericka enjoys getting shots of artillery firing). Lis Cole and Terianne Cary have taken on the BB Gun and Revolver events. Ericka says, “We have a great group, and I’m very happy with everyone’s technical and artistic abilities, and all the work they put in to cover the various events. I couldn’t do all this without them”.

In addition to using these photos in the Skirmish Line, Ericka teams with Bruce Miller, the N-SSA Public Information Officer, to get photos and articles placed in various other publications like The Artilleryman Magazine, Civil War News, the Winchester Star, etc. She will be expanding her efforts to cover the N-SSA website, social media, and she looks forward to working with Melinda Shaw on recruiting projects.

Photography has been a big part of Ericka’s life since she was nine years old and bought an old box camera that took 620 film at a school auction for $1. She then graduated to using instamatics and eventually 35 mm. In junior high she started taking pictures at sports events and was mentored by a teacher and an uncle. In college Ericka studied photography and did an internship in biomedical communications which included a lot of photography. Years later she was visiting Fort Shenandoah to see what skirmishing was all about and had her camera out, which got the attention of a former Skirmish Line editor. She joined up shortly afterward and already knew that photography would be her way of giving back to the organization.

Ericka is responsible for a multitude of duties. She must make sure that all awards ceremonies are fully photographed which includes both Saturday evening and Sunday afternoons at Nationals, as well as opening ceremonies. There are quite a lot of teams and individuals receiving various awards and she must keep track of all of them. She must also arrange for the various volunteer photographers to cover many events taking place. If there are outside reporters or film crews visiting us, she often will escort them and help them find the best things to photograph or film.

Why did she take this responsibility on? As a new member of the N-SSA, it opened many doors for her to get to know the organization and many of its members. Given her background with photography, it was a natural step for her. “I like to have fun when I take people’s pictures, especially the group shots. I get them laughing and joking around and then get the most relaxed pictures” she says. On the other hand, the worst part of the job is the week after a Nationals when she gets home and has to catch up on domestic chores and her job, but must also wade through thousands of photos that she and her staff took, pick the best ones, get them labeled, and submit them to the Skirmish Line and any other publications or destinations. Outside of skirmishing, Ericka’s other hobbies are playing guitar and singing, caving, and kayaking.

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Marylou Wells covers the Costume Contests and related workshops, and also contributes a variety of candid shots. She is a member of the 3rd US along with her husband, John, and has been coming to skirmishes since 1993. She is an accomplished seamstress and has been making period clothing and competing in the costume contest from the beginning. Since she was already taking photos of the costumes, when she heard that volunteer photographers were needed, she stepped up. Marylou thinks it’s important to promote costuming, share information, and document the research and work that the competitors have put into this activity. It can take hundreds of hours of research and sewing to complete a period dress. Another hobby that she is involved in is Clog Dancing.

Walt “JR” Zdon has enjoyed photography all his life. He likes to photograph skirmishers on the firing line, and also various candid shots around camp. Walt minored in photography in college, back in the days when he had to process his film in the darkroom. He also attended college in part on a scholarship he won at an international shooting competition. As a skirmisher, Walt has been a member of the 2nd Maryland Artillery since 1986 where he shoots a wide variety of weapons but favors his Henry. He shoots photos sometimes with a 400 mm lens that makes him feel like a sniper. Walt’s job is as a Ballistics Technician where, “I get to shoot and blow stuff up every day.”

Lis Cole has been with the 12th Pennsylvania for over 10 years, along with her husband, David. She has been involved in photography and similar artistic pursuits since she was 16 and was happy to be able to contribute to the N-SSA by doing something that she enjoys so much.

She is a professional graphic artist and currently works mostly on freelance projects. Lis has published and sold her works and enjoys sketching and a style of art called pointillism. As a skirmisher, she enjoys shooting her Maynard carbine and being part of a cannon team.

Niki Bethke seems to be everywhere around camp, and always has her camera with her. About ten years ago she took up the hobby of photography and says, “I like to capture all kinds of moments.” This makes her quite valuable when it comes to documenting life as a skirmisher. When she heard a few years ago that Ericka needed help covering all the events at a Nationals, Niki decided she would enjoy helping plug the gaps. She is a member of the 3rd Maryland Artillery along with her husband, Rob, and numerous other family members, and is currently shooting musket and smoothbore. Niki also is an all-round “crafty girl”. Among other things, she likes to make handmade note cards, and she likes to “artify” handmade boxes.

Terianne Cary is new to skirmishing. She’s been coming to Fort Shenandoah from her home in Michigan for the last two years with her boyfriend, Paul Spaude, of Chiswell’s Exiles.

Having met Ericka and Niki and seen them running around trying to cover so many events, Terianne offered to help out. Since she is not a shooting member, she has more flexibility in her schedule which allows her to back up the other photographers when things get hectic. In her role as an official N-SSA photographer she has had the opportunity and access to become very familiar with a wide variety of the aspects of skirmishing, and to meet many different people who participate. Over the years she has learned the art of photography through experience and from Skirmish Line

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picking the brains of more experienced people. In her professional life, Terianne is the owner of a business that started out as a microfilming business and has largely transformed to document scanning business. Like photography, this “helps to maintain memories.” She also is a committed participant and advocate of Cross Fit training and does a lot of volunteer work in her community.

Ben Harris, Jr. has been taking pictures for a long time, starting when he was a kid with a Brownie camera, and graduating to a 35 mm camera when he joined the military. He is currently a 30 year member of the Dismal Swamp Rangers, and before that was with Mosby’s Rangers, together totaling 48 years in the N-SSA. Ben used to shoot every weapon that was available and liked his Zouave musket, Smith carbine, and Remington revolver. Due to health issues, he has not been shooting recently, but that has led him to spend more time on photography. “I enjoy the people, enjoy the competition, and am always happy to find a way to give back to the N-SSA for all the joy it has brought to me and my family over the years.” Ben likes to capture the artillery in action with his camera and also finds taking candid (un-posed) shots to be fun and interesting. He also took all the photos of skirmishing patches that he used in compiling his book of patches commemorating skirmishes throughout the history of the N-SSA. In fact, he is now working on another book of skirmish patches. Ben also does volunteer work as a historian in Gloucester County, VA where he lives and where 14 of his ancestors who fought in the Civil War were from. He is currently working on a book about his home county during the war.

This is a regular feature for the Skirmish Line. I will need the help of the membership to make it work. In each edition of the Skirmish Line I would like to highlight at least one of our members who has done something special for the rest of us.

This could encompass a wide variety of actions, but the common thread will be that this person (or persons) has made a special effort to do something above and beyond the call of duty for the benefit of the N-SSA and its members. It can be large or small. I need our members to be on the lookout for such an individual and his/her good deeds and send me the information about the person and what he/she did. If possible send me a photograph as well. It could even be a pair of people or a group of people. And it will be published here. Now, who can nominate someone else for our next issue? Do you know someone who has given selflessly of their time for the benefit of others? Contact me at wvjordan@aol.com, or call me at 703-407-2445.

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REGIONAL NEWS - Allegheny Allegheny Regional Results August 11-13, 2017 Musket Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 3 Places Paid Place Team/Company 1 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 3 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 4 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 5 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 6 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 7 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 8 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A 9 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 10 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 11 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A 12 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 13 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A Class A-2 - 2 Places Paid 1 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 2 COMPANY D, 33RD VIRGINIA CO. A 3 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 4 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A 5 17TH PA VOLUNTEER CAVALRY CO. A Class A-3 - 2 Places Paid 1 LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A 2 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. A 3 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 4 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A 5 7TH WV VOLUNTEER INFANTRY CO. A 6 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A Class B-1 - 1 Place Paid 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 2 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B Class B-2 - 0 Places Paid 1 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B Carbine Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 3 Places Paid Place Team/Company 1 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 3 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 4 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 5 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A 6 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 7 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 8 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 9 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A 10 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A Class A-2 - 2 Places Paid 1 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 2 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 3 CO. C, 2nd U.S. SHARPSHOOTERS CO. A 4 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 5 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A 6 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 7 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A 8 17TH PA VOLUNTEER CAVALRY CO. A Skirmish Line

Evt 1 64.1 67.7 87.1 119.5 113.0 91.6 75.4 102.0 105.1 166.0 183.3 149.9 182.0

Evt 2 152.2 150.9 197.8 214.1 265.5 248.7 262.9 309.0 285.2 265.9 309.0 328.0 421.0

Evt 3 67.8 80.2 85.9 100.7 72.4 100.8 119.7 89.0 115.7 98.4 105.8 135.5 175.1

Evt 4 77.9 64.0 105.0 107.2 89.7 100.6 98.4 134.2 116.2 108.5 134.7 179.2 160.3

Evt 5 108.0 113.7 107.0 119.9 148.3 135.0 159.2 140.9 189.0 205.7 182.3 204.6 230.0

Evt 6 54.0 64.0 70.0 70.0 46.0 68.0 64.0 78.0 60.0 72.0 88.0 88.0 92.0

Total 524.0 540.5 652.8 731.4 734.9 744.7 779.6 853.1 871.2 916.5 1003.1 1085.2 1260.4

139.1 122.1 218.6 200.4 600.0

299.3 309.0 356.0 393.0 600.0

118.6 155.3 190.5 159.0 600.0

144.6 123.1 164.3 181.9 600.0

162.5 253.1 219.1 299.4 600.0

80.0 84.0 68.0 90.0 120.0

944.1 1046.6 1216.5 1323.7 3120.0

148.1 337.0 431.0 318.0 243.4 375.0

365.0 337.0 440.0 469.0 450.0 469.0

141.2 253.0 215.6 246.7 248.2 318.0

182.2 215.7 220.2 195.5 318.0 356.0

152.8 273.4 252.1 356.0 356.0 356.0

88.0 96.0 90.0 94.0 94.0 116.0

1077.3 1512.1 1648.9 1679.2 1709.6 1990.0

134.4 166.9

190.9 309.0

96.4 147.0

118.7 183.6

167.7 232.3

86.0 72.0

794.1 1110.8

186.1

440.0

158.9

251.8

203.1

106.0

1345.9

Evt 1 44.0 72.0 58.0 78.0 80.0 82.0 88.0 80.0 72.0 108.0

Evt 2 109.7 90.2 134.4 170.6 151.4 161.6 270.0 197.3 211.5 405.0

Evt 3 46.0 63.0 73.4 41.3 56.9 89.3 100.9 50.8 82.6 227.7

Evt 4 51.6 67.0 75.8 104.1 95.3 119.7 163.2 123.8 238.3 420.0

Evt 5 146.0 152.6 154.2 148.2 165.5 130.8 161.3 360.0 360.0 360.0

Total 397.3 444.8 495.8 542.2 549.1 583.4 783.4 811.9 964.4 1520.7

64.0 90.0 80.0 88.0 106.0 94.0 94.0 90.0

166.6 189.4 253.2 256.0 420.0 315.0 360.0 600.0

64.9 74.7 100.6 103.0 160.7 101.1 149.3 600.0

171.2 124.7 178.6 166.6 225.9 280.3 274.2 600.0

254.5 247.5 214.5 360.0 268.6 480.0 540.0 600.0

721.2 726.3 826.9 973.6 1181.2 1270.4 1417.5 2490.0

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REGIONAL NEWS - Allegheny Carbine Company Match Results - Final Place Class A-3 - 2 Places Paid 1 LAUREL BRIGADE, ANV. CO. A 2 6TH ALABAMA (RACCOON ROUGHS) CO. A 3 ST. MARY'S LT. INFANTRY CO. A Class B-1 - 1 Place Paid 1 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 3 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 4 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 5 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. B Class B-2 - 0 Places Paid 1 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. B 2 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. B Class C - 0 Places Paid 1 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B Smoothbore Company Match Results - Final Class A-1 - 3 Places Paid Place Team/Company 1 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 2 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 3 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 4 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 5 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. A 6 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 7 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 8 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A Class A-2 - 2 Places Paid 1 COCKADE RIFLES CO. A 2 1ST PA RIFLES (BUCKTAILS) CO. A 3 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A 4 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. B 5 12TH REGT. U.S. REGULAR INF. CO. A Class A-3 - 2 Places Paid 1 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. A 2 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 3 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A Class B - 1 Place Paid 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 3 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. B 4 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. C 5 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 6 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. B 7 WHITE'S CO, 35TH VIRGINIA CAV. CO. A 8 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B 9 HAZELWOOD VOLUNTEERS CO. B Class C - 0 Places Paid 1 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. B 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C 3 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. C 4 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. C Revolver Company Match Results - Final 1 KNAP'S BATTERY E, PA LT. ARTY. CO. A 2 12TH REGIMENT PA RESERVE VOLS. CO. A 3 WASHINGTON BLUE RIFLES CO. A 4 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. A 5 11TH REGIMENT, PA VOL. INF. CO. B 6 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 7 ALLEGHENY CITY GUARDS CO. A 8 11TH VA CAVALRY CO. A 9 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A

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Evt 1

Evt 2

Evt 3

Evt 4

Evt 5

Total

96.0 98.0 104.0

330.0 266.3 525.0

92.7 82.0 360.0

270.7 158.5 360.0

225.2 420.0 480.0

1014.6 1024.8 1829.0

88.0 64.0 88.0 82.0 96.0

109.6 147.5 160.3 390.0 295.5

56.9 90.2 53.3 54.1 111.0

92.8 108.7 133.3 154.4 212.0

190.2 213.8 360.0 253.8 390.0

537.5 624.2 794.9 934.3 1104.5

92.0 110.0

330.0 450.0

118.1 179.2

206.4 240.4

299.7 450.0

1046.2 1429.6

104.0

375.0

113.9

246.2

360.0

1199.1

Evt 1 82.0 86.0 90.0 88.0 94.0 100.0 102.0 102.0

Evt 2 72.6 68.6 94.5 101.8 64.4 91.5 88.8 138.0

Evt 3 21.4 41.9 39.6 46.0 60.9 52.0 83.4 70.6

Evt 4 71.3 51.3 59.6 54.4 90.3 97.9 90.0 120.5

Total 247.3 247.8 283.7 290.2 309.6 341.4 364.2 431.1

104.0 108.0 102.0 108.0 116.0

143.6 140.0 151.1 107.9 240.0

72.6 62.3 50.7 119.9 166.8

104.9 125.9 140.1 240.0 270.0

425.1 436.2 443.9 575.8 792.8

108.0 106.0 102.0

126.6 200.0 240.0

67.5 88.0 122.5

90.2 62.6 210.0

392.3 456.6 674.5

96.0 90.0 96.0 98.0 92.0 104.0 110.0 114.0 100.0

93.9 79.9 135.0 102.0 178.0 240.0 200.0 220.0 104.1

40.0 67.0 63.9 84.7 76.0 76.9 85.8 169.5 240.0

88.8 85.1 80.2 130.3 78.6 169.9 240.0 210.0 270.0

318.7 322.0 375.1 415.0 424.6 590.8 635.8 713.5 714.1

94.0 114.0 98.0 114.0

120.7 179.3 164.0 260.0

81.7 103.3 109.8 240.0

130.4 93.1 168.3 270.0

426.8 489.7 540.1 884.0

93.8 71.7 114.6 113.5 104.8 113.2 128.0 108.6 170.0

80.4 96.5 106.5 107.6 112.3 119.8 118.9 124.4 91.3

35.0 65.0 35.0 60.0 85.0 70.0 65.0 80.0 75.0

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

209.2 233.2 256.1 281.1 302.1 303.0 311.9 313.0 336.3

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REGIONAL NEWS - Allegheny Individual Match Results - Final

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REGIONAL NEWS - Deep South

Deep South Region August Skirmish Results By: Steve Sheldon The 3rd and 44th Georgia teams co-hosted the last skirmish of the year at the Brierfield Ironworks Park on the weekend of August – 27th. The event also capped off the end of summer, though despite the overcast skies it did not quite feel like it as temperatures and humidity levels were high enough to warrant no uniforms for the weekend.

25th

The range opened on Friday afternoon for individual competition. Saturday morning started off first thing with our latest Deep South tradition – the morning Revolver match. As usual, the entire match is held at only 15 yards which makes the event fun for everyone. Three 3-man teams competed with the Forrest Escort coming out on top for 1st place.

After the revolver match the field was set back up for individuals, which ran until around lunch time.

Team shooting got underway in the afternoon, starting with the Carbine match, after folks grabbed quick burgers, Polish sausage dogs, and soft drinks from the concession stand. Six teams competed in five courses of fire, four of them being shot at 50-yards with the final round at 100-yards. In the end, the Forrest Escort A team took first place, the 20th Georgia took second, and the 4th Louisiana came in third.

The final event of the day was the Smoothbore match. Five teams competed in four courses of fire, with three of them 25-yard events and the final one 50-yards. Again the Forrest Escort A team came out on top, with the 44th Georgia coming in second, and again the 4th Louisiana bringing up third.

Sunday morning began with Opening Ceremonies, and then the Musket match got underway. Six teams competed in 5 courses of fire, again with 4 shot at 50-yards and a final one at 100-yards. The 4th Louisiana held a firm lead until the 100-yard event, where the Forrest Escort A team came ahead to again take first place. The 4th LA took second, with the 44th Georgia taking third.

After cleaning up the field, the medals were awarded and folks headed home to ready guns and ammunition for the last Deep South skirmish of the year – the November match hosted by the Forrest Escort in Eva, TN the weekend of November 3-5.

Team Event Results 1st 2nd 3rd

Revolver Forrest Escort A

Smoothbore Forrest Escort A 44th Georgia 4th Louisiana

Carbine Forrest Escort A 20th Georgia 4th Louisiana

Musket Forrest Escort A 4th Louisiana 44th Georgia

Individual Event Results Revolver 1st 2nd

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25 Yard Charlie Bondurant Steve Sheldon

46X 42

50 Yard Charlie Bondurant Steve Sheldon

39 32

50 Yard Charlie Bondurant Jim Koch Steve Sheldon

47XXX 43 34

Smoothbore 1st 2nd 3rd

25 Yard Charlie Bondurant Jim VanEldik Steve Sheldon

47 45 43x

Carbine 1st 2nd 3rd

50 Yard Charlie Bondurant James Wood Jim Koch

48XX 46 44X

100 Yard Charlie Bondurant Jim Pittman James Wood

Musket 1st 2nd 3rd

50 Yard Charlie Bondurant Larry Kershner Don Furlong

44 42X 41

100 Yard Larry Kershner Steve Sheldon Charlie Bondurant

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Aggregate Charlie Bondurant Steve Sheldon Aggregate Charlie Bondurant Jim Koch Steve Sheldon

85X 74 94XXX 85 77X

43 38 38

Aggregate Charlie Bondurant James Wood Jim Pittman

91XX 84 40

46 43 38

Aggregate Larry Kershner Charlie Bondurant James Wood

88X 82 71

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Deep South November 3-5, 2017 Skirmish Results By: Steve Sheldon The Forrest Escort hosted the last skirmish of the year for the Deep South Region at its usual location, the Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park in Eva, TN. The weather was unseasonably warm this year, and while the rain held off for most of the weekend, the gloomy skies and falling leaves made everything look like fall even if it didn’t quite feel like it yet!

The weekend started off Friday afternoon with the range opening up for individual target shooting, which continued on Saturday through lunch. The warm weather contributed to a veritable swarms of ladybugs and ground hornets. It was a touch…distracting…to be on the line concentrating on your target only to feel some critter drop down your shirt collar. You couldn’t help but wonder if your new-found friend was a ladybug or something more exciting! After lunch on Saturday the competition switched over to the team matches, starting with the Carbine match. Turnout was great with 11 teams on the line! When the smoke cleared the 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry had taken first place, followed by the 46th Illinois in second, followed by the 114th Illinois in third. The Union clearly carried the day in carbine shooting!

Next up was the Smoothbore match with 9 teams on the field. While still being dominated by the 110th OVI, the Deep South had a better showing with its pumpkin-throwers when the 14th Mississippi took second place and the 4th Louisiana took third. Saturday evening found everyone at the lodge for at least half a dozen pots of chili of all different kinds, with all the fixings and dessert besides!

After everyone was well-fed, the award ceremony was held, with the Individual, Carbine Team, and Smoothbore Team medals handed out. Sunday morning we elected to ignore the time change in favor of getting out on the field earlier so folks could get a headstart on heading home. We had a brief opening ceremony, and then eleven teams again took to the field for the Musket match. Once again the 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry carried away first place, followed by the 46th Illinois in second. The 14th Mississippi put in a good showing for the Deep South Region by taking 3rd.

We in the Deep South Region hope everyone has a safe and joyous holiday season and we look forward to seeing everyone back at Brierfield Ironworks Park on February 16-18th for the opening skirmish of the 2018 season!

Team Event Results Smoothbore A 110th OVI 14th Mississippi 4th Louisiana

1st 2nd 3rd

Carbine A 110th OVI 46th Illinois 114th Illinois

Musket A 110th OVI 46th Illinois 14th Mississippi

Individual Event Results Revolver 1st 2nd 3rd

25 Yard Larry Baird Jake Smallwood Bruce Stevens

Smoothbore 1st 2nd 3rd

25 Yard Jerry Smith Steve Sheldon Jim Cox

Carbine 1st 2nd 3rd

50 Yard Ray Smith Steve Sheldon Jerry Smith

Musket 1st 2nd 3rd

50 Yard Jim Leinike Bruce Acord Jerry Smith

Smoothbore Pistol 1st

Breechloader 1st Skirmish Line

47-X 30 25 49 47-X 46

50 Yard Reduced Jim Cox Steve Sheldon John Smallwood

25 Yard John Smallwood

50 Yard Kevin Herrick

50 Yard Jerry Smith Alan Lindstrom Greg Ogdan

50 Yard Reduced Jerry Smith Jim Leinike Steve Sheldon

47-X 46-X 46 48-2X 47 46

50 Yard Larry Baird Jake Smallwood John Smallwood

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10X

42-X 29 24

Aggregate Larry Baird Jake Smallwood John Smallwood

89-2X 59 48

47-X 46-2X 45-X

Aggregate Jerry Smith Steve Sheldon John Hamilton

96-X 89-X 86-2X

45-2X 44 43-2X

Aggregate Jerry Smith Steve Sheldon Jim Leinike Aggregate Jerry Smith Larry Baird John Smallwood

45 42-X 42-X

50 Yard Jake Smallwood

50 Yard Reduced Jake Smallwood

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11

88 87-2X 84-2X

Aggregate John Smallwood

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91-2X 89-3X 87-X

36

5-Gun 1st

John Smallwood

21-X Grand Agg 1st 2nd 3rd

Larry Baird John Smallwood Steve Sheldon

251-4X 190-2X 171-4X 71

REGIONAL NEWS - Potomac 115TH POTOMAC REGIONAL

September 8 - 10, 2017 Host Units: Washington Blue Rifles, 12TH Regt US Regular Inf By: Colonel RD Freeman, USMC (W.B.R.)

This write up is unique in that it’s coming from the perspective of helping to host a Potomac Regional. For those “uninitiated” with hosting a shoot, all that can be said is that you’re sorely missing out on a unique experience that compliments a skirmisher’s overall understanding, and appreciation of our sport!

In recognition of their sustained and dedicated efforts to the region with the BB Gun matches, Mark Elton and Robin Hildebrant received the highly coveted John C. Carrol Service Award.

Kudos to the Skirmish Director, Davy Crockett, and everyone else who participated in hosting this regional. Tim Scanlan deserves recognition as well for his continuous service to the association!

Personally, I had a ball. Despite not being able to shoot, I enjoyed working in various facets on the host staff. From doing so, I was happy to see hundreds of fellow skirmishers From the Commander: “Teams must ‘follow through’ with enjoy a safe, worry free, and competitive skirmish.

ALL new members regarding their roles & responsibilities on Weather-wise, “beautiful” describes it all. Many skirmishers the line, esp. new team captains. Also, to avoid recruits noted how surreal it felt not being rained upon, or flooded from getting discouraged - ensure that they are proficient in loading ammo and maintaining their arms in order to avoid out, during a Potomac Regional! fouls on the line. Great work on those teams getting new/ On Sunday morning our friend, brother skirmisher, and young members! PLEASE keep up your efforts, we need National Deputy Commander, Wade O. Huffman, was MORE!!” remembered with a musket & cannon salute.

Team Match Results (Paid) A-1 1 2 3 4 5 A-2 1 2 A-3 1 2 B 1 2 3 C 1

1 2 1 1 1 1

Revolver 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 2ND REGT. PA RES. CORPS CO. A 1ST STUART HORSE ARTY. CO. B NONE

Total 87.4 150.5 217.2 277.6 283.9

A-1 1 2 A-2 1 A-3 1 2 B 1 2 C 1

Smoothbore HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A CHISWELL'S EXILES CO. A 2ND VIRGINIA VOL. INF. CO. B 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B NONE

Total 223.8 260.7 391.6 496.1 519.4 338.9 456.7

A1 A2 A3 B C

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Musket Total 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 459.5 2ND MARYLAND ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 501.2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 570.7 5TH VA. VOL. INF. CO. A 597.0 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 730.2 COMPANY D, 33RD VIRGINIA CO. A 874.7 CHARTIERS VALLEY GUARDS CO. A 960.7 MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 1332.6 2ND MARYLAND CAVALRY CO. A 1337.1 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. B 855.0 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B 987.4 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 1116.2 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. C 1690.0

Carbine A-1 1 HARLAN'S LIGHT CAVALRY CO. A 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 3 1ST FLORIDA CAVALRY CO. A

A-2 1 2 A-3 1 2 B 1 2 C

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17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. A 1ST VALLEY RANGERS CO. A MC NEILL'S RANGERS CO. A 7TH REGT. VA VOL CO. A 17TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B

1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. C

Total 353.1 359.3 431.5

415.1 564.0 758.0 845.4 639.8 673.5 742.9

Breach-Loader 1 2D MD ARTILLERY, CSA CO. A 2 9TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, CSA CO. A 1 49TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA CO. B

Total 147.5 157.7 395.4

Breach-Loader SS 1 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. A 2 8TH REGT VIRGINIA VOL. INF CO. B

Total 346.6 411.3

Mortar 1 1st PA RIFLES BUCKTAILS 1 2 5TH VA VOL INF 1 3 HAZELWOOD VOL 1

Total 49' 2" 54' 9" 70' 7.5"

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Individual Match Results (Paid) Musket:

Carbine:

Revolver:

SS Pistol:

Expert 50 Yard 4466 SCHELL, G 6637 LINTON, M 5725 SHAW, E

Shapshooter

Marksman

92-00X 92-00X 91-02X

4354 HUGHES, M 11556 BROWN, J 11048 LYTTON, T

92-00X 12379 THROWER, K 91-00X 8231 WARREN, G 90-02X 4778 MCCORMICK, M

91-00X 85-02X 85-01X

13494 LINK, D 12279 LAYNE, J 13087 ELTON, M

92-00X 85-02X 81-01X

100 Yard 6077 DECOURCY, C 818 KEPPLER, II, H 10496 HARRIS, S

94-01X 93-03X 92-02X

11556 BROWN, J 9447 JORDAN, W 5318 COMER, D

89-01X 8231 WARREN, G 87-00X 10181 OLINGER, V 84-01X 12247 WILKINS, T

86-00X 84-00X 83-00X

10106 MAAS, J 12736 NOLTE, JR., P 10453 SHEPHERD, B

81-00X 80-00X 79-00X

Aggregate 3390 KEPPLER, A 6077 DECOURCY, C 818 KEPPLER, II, H

183-01X 181-02X 179-03X

180-01X 12379 THROWER, K 174-02X 6024 SCHMIGEL, K 173-03X 12247 WILKINS, T

163-00X 161-02X 161-00X

12279 LAYNE, J 12736 NOLTE, JR., P 10106 MAAS, J

162-02X 152-00X 150-01X

11556 BROWN, J 11048 LYTTON, T 12679 THOMANN, M

50 Yard 10496 HARRIS, S 8301 BUCHANAN, S 7560 MCBRIDE, M

92-01X 89-01X 88-00X

5564 OLINGER, J 10348 RUCKER, S 8231 WARREN, G

92-01X 1817 90-01X 1820 89-01X 6955

100 Yard 8301 BUCHANAN, S 10496 HARRIS, S 11983 SHEETZ, M

93-01X 89-00X 84-02X

8231 5564 5725

Aggregate 8301 BUCHANAN, S 10496 HARRIS, S 7560 MCBRIDE, M

182-02X 181-01X 172-00X

25 Yard 3489 MC DANIEL, M 10531 SVENSSON, S 818 KEPPLER, II, H

99-03X 95-04X 95-01X

12247 WILKINS, T 8649 DICK, B 10375 WEITZ, W

89-01X 5564 OLINGER, J 78-00X 10187 WETZEL, R 72-00X 6506 BATLLE, T

92-00X 77-01X 74-00X

13005 FISHER, P 11902 WETZEL, E 1977 ADAMS, J

73-01X 65-00X 62-00X

50 Yard 3489 MC DANIEL, M 10531 SVENSSON, S 818 KEPPLER, II, H

87-02X 80-00X 78-00X

12247 WILKINS, T 10375 WEITZ, W N/A

75-00X 5318 64-00X 6506

54-00X 38-00X

8816 KERN, W 12736 NOLTE, JR., P 1977 ADAMS, J

65-00X 50-00X 46-00X

Aggregate 3489 MC DANIEL, M 10531 SVENSSON, S 818 KEPPLER, II, H

186-05X 175-04X 173-01X

12247 WILKINS, T 10375 WEITZ, W

120-00X 112-00X 61-00X

1977 ADAMS, J 12736 NOLTE, JR., P 13354 WILLARD, M

108-00X 93-00X 52-00X

25 Yard 11098 DRUEN, R

WARREN, G OLINGER, J SHAW, E

12679 THOMANN, M 11556 BROWN, J 5318 COMER, D

SHEPHERD, JR., J ZEBELEAN, III, J TATE, B

82-01X 81-01X 81-00X

13489 WISSINGER, JR., G 10181 OLINGER, V 12736 NOLTE, JR., P

83-02X 78-00X 71-00X

90-01X 12634 FISHER, W 89-01X 11394 WRIGHT, D 86-01X 6015 BORING, J

77-00X 77-00X 74-00X

10106 MAAS, J 12736 NOLTE, JR., P 10453 SHEPHERD, B

72-00X 70-01X 68-00X

164-00X 12634 FISHER, W 163-00X 6955 TATE, B 153-01X 11394 WRIGHT, D

158-00X 149-00X 143-00X

12736 NOLTE, JR., P 10106 MAAS, J 13497 WARABAK, J

141-01X 132-00X 125-00X

COMER, D BATLLE, T N/A

164-01X 5318 COMER, D 136-00X 6506 BATLLE, T 10994 WALTHALL, W

50 Yard 11098 DRUEN, R

Aggregate 25-00X 11098 DRUEN, R

92-01X 91-00X 89-01X

5318 9059

COMER, D MARK, T N/A

89-02X 10181 OLINGER, V 85-00X 526 STILES, K N/A

83-00X 75-00X

100 Yard 8885 LICHLITER, J 8239 HILER, JR., J 8301 BUCHANAN, S

89-01X 89-00X 88-00X

5318

COMER, D N/A N/A

59-01X 10181 OLINGER, V 526 STILES, K N/A

72-00X 56-00X

Aggregate 8885 LICHLITER, J

181-02X

5318

COMER, D

Breach-Loader: 8885 8239 4466

Smoothbore: 3390 5725 7560

50 Yard LICHLITER, J HILER, JR., J SCHELL, G

65-00X

148-03X

94-01X 92-00X 91-00X

8790 HYNDSHAW, JR., W 11013 LAHMAN, J 10496 HARRIS, S

91-03X 5318 90-01X 8173 90-01X 1447

50 Yard 3390 KEPPLER, A 5725 SHAW, E 1820 ZEBELEAN, III, J

92-01X 88-01X 73-00X

6077 DECOURCY, C 8790 HYNDSHAW, JR., W 10358 SHAW, M

90-01X 1447 CUTRIGHT, T 90-00X 10372 ANGERMAIER, D 87-01X 5318 COMER, D

186-02X

8790

HYNDSHAW, JR., W

181-03X 1447

Musket-Carbine Aggregate 10496 HARRIS, S 7560 MCBRIDE, M 11556 BROWN, J

90-00X

N/A

25 Yard KEPPLER, A SHAW, E MCBRIDE, M

Aggregate 3390 KEPPLER, A

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Striker

COMER, D BETHKE, R CUTRIGHT, T

CUTRIGHT, T

12619 KRUGER, C 1091 HARTMAN, J N/A

74-00X 51-00X

N/A N/A N/A N/A

88-01X 86-00X 85-00X

13370 SHEPPARD, G 254 PASTORE, F 10780 HILER, SR., J

86-01X 85-00X 83-00X

84-01X 83-00X 81-00X

10106 MAAS, J 10453 SHEPHERD, B 6015 BORING, J

83-00X 80-00X 76-02X

169-01X

10106 MAAS, J

162-01X

Grand Aggregate

360-03X 349-01X 343-01X

11048 LYTTON, T 5318 COMER, D 6506 BATLLE, T

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479-03X 444-02X 439-01X

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REGIONAL NEWS - Tidewater Old Dominion Dragoons Skirmish, Capron, Virginia Musket Match Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A .................................. 537.3 Nansemond Guards Co A ......................................... 646.6 York Rangers, Co. A .................................................. 693.0

Carbine Match Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A .......................... 390.9 Nansemond Guards Co A .................................. 432.2 York Rangers, Co. A .......................................... 478.4

Revolver Match York Rangers, Co A ................................................... 172.2 Nansemond Guards, Co A ........................................ 187.0 Nansemond Guards, Co B ........................................ 273.9

Smoothbore Match Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A .......................... 196.2 York Rangers, Co. B .......................................... 247.6 Nansemond Guards, Co B ................................. 256.7

Mortar Match 2nd Virginia Cavalry ............................................... 34’ 6.5” Southampton Greys 1 ............................................. 80’ 9.5” Tuckers 1 ................................................................ 93’ 4.0” Individuals 50-yard Musket G. Brockmiller ............................... 91.3x K. O’Bryant ...................................91-1x D. Cable ........................................90-1x

50-yard Carbine D. Branch ......................................89-1x G. Brockmiller ...............................87-1x K. O’Bryant ...................................86-1x

25-yard Revolver F. Brockmiller .................................... 95 D. Branch ..................................... 93-1x G. Brockmiller .............................. 87-2x

100 Yard Musket D. Heuer ............................................88 F. Brockmiller .....................................87 K. O’Bryant ...................................86-1x

100-yard Carbine R. Propst .......................................91-2x G. Brockmiller ....................................86 D. Branch ...........................................85

50-yard Revolver D. Branch .......................................... 75 F. Brockmiller .................................... 73 G. Brockmiller ................................... 67

Musket Aggregate G. Brockmiller .............................177-3x K. O’Bryant .................................177-2x D. Heuer ..........................................177

Carbine Aggregate R. Propst .....................................176-2x D. Branch ....................................174-1x G. Brockmiller .............................173-1x

Revolver Aggregate D. Branch ................................... 168-1x F. Brockmiller .................................. 168 G. Brockmiller ............................ 154-2x

50-yard Breech-Loader F. Brockmiller .....................................91 D. Disbennett .....................................83 G. Brockmiller ....................................83

25-yard Smoothbore G. Brockmiller ....................................93 R. Propst .......................................89-2x C. Naquin ......................................85-1x

Grand Aggregate D. Branch ................................... 510-3x G. Brockmiller ............................ 504-6x F. Brockmiller ............................. 492-3x

100-yard Breech-loader F. Brockmiller ................................89-1x G. Brockmiller ...............................86-1x R. Propst ............................................78

50-yard Smoothbore E. Miles .........................................92-2x D. Heuer ............................................88 G. Brockmiller ....................................85

Breechloader Aggregate F. Brockmiller ..............................180-1x G. Brockmiller .............................169-1x R. Propst ..........................................159

Smoothbore Aggregate G. Brockmiller ..................................178 D. Heuer ..........................................173 R. Propst .....................................164-2x

Congratulations to the members and teams of the Tidewater Region for their outstanding performance during the Fall 2017 Nationals.

The following individuals earned high awards.

Gary Brockmiller, York Rangers .............................. Brian Haack Memorial Trophy, Highest Smoothbore Aggregate Patrick Corrigan, 66th North Carolina Regt. ............. Bruce C. Warburton Memorial Trophy, Highest Carbine Aggregate Dennis Heuer, Dismal Swamp Rangers .................. NRA 1st Place Senior Skirmisher Award Kreig O’Bryant, Southampton Greys ....................... Albert N. Hardin Jr. Memorial Trophy Highest musket/carbine aggregate Benjamin Waits, Nansemond Guards ..................... Tom Blum Memorial Trophy, Highest Revolver Aggregate & Ernest W. Peterkin N-SSA Grand Aggregate Trophy, 1st Place Grand Aggregate 74

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Tidewater Fall Regionals, Capron, Virginia - Hosted by Norfolk Light Infantry Musket Match Dismal Swamp Rangers Co A ................................... 534.8 Nansemond Guards, Co A ......................................... 642.1 Tuckers Naval Brigade Co A ...................................... 802.6

Carbine Match Dismal Swamp Rangers Co. A ...........................461.8 Nansemond Guards, Co. A ................................487.1 66th NC Regt. Co C Co A ..................................522.6

Revolver Match Nansemond Guards, Co A ......................................... 141.5 Iredell Blues Co A ...................................................... 172.3 York Rangers, Co A ................................................... 235.4

Smoothbore Match Nansemond Guards, Co A .................................267.0 Dismal Swamp Rangers, Co A ...........................299.3 Nansemond Guard, Co B ...................................346.0

Mortar Match Manly’s Battery ..................................................... 44’ 0.25” Tuckers Naval Brigade 1 ............................................ 52’ 5” Southampton Grays 1 ................................................ 65’ 1” Individuals 50- yard Musket J. Rogers........................................... 88 K. O’Bryant ................................... 87-1x T. Rea ............................................... 87

50-yard Carbine G. Brockmiller ................................... 90 F. Brockmiller ............................... 89-3x R. Cameron, Jr. ................................. 89

25-yard Revolver E. Miles ........................................ 96.2x B. Waits ........................................ 94-3x D. Branch ..................................... 92-2x

100-yard Musket D. Heuer ....................................... 90-3x E. Miles ............................................. 88 K. O’Bryant ........................................ 86

100-yard Carbine D. Branch ..................................... 90-1x K. O’Bryant ................................... 89-1x M. Arnette ......................................... 89

50-yard Revolver B. Waits ........................................ 82-2x E. Miles ............................................. 77 D. Branch .......................................... 77

Musket Aggregate D. Heuer ..................................... 176-3x K. O’Bryant ................................. 173-1x E. Miles ........................................... 171

Carbine Aggregate K. O’Bryant ................................. 175-2x D. Branch ................................... 173-1x M. Arnette .................................. 173-1x

Revolver Aggregate B. Waits ...................................... 176-5x E. Miles ...................................... 173-2x D. Branch ................................... 169-2x

50-yard Breechloader R. Cameron, Jr. ............................ 89-3x F. Brockmiller .................................... 87 G. Brockmiller .............................. 84-1x

25-yard Smoothbore R. Foster, Jr. ................................ 95-1x T. Rea ............................................... 91 R. Cameron, Jr. ................................. 91

100-yard Breechloader G. Brockmiller ................................... 87 R. Cameron, Jr. ............................ 85-1x F. Brockmiller ............................... 85-1x

50-Yard Smoothbore E. Miles ............................................. 92 G. Bowling .................................... 90-1x D. Clark ............................................. 89

Grand Aggregate B. Waits ...................................... 514-6x F. Brockmiller ............................. 494-5x D. Branch ................................... 490-3x

Breechloader Aggregate R. Cameron, Jr. .......................... 174-4x F. Brockmiller ............................. 172-1x G. Brockmiller ............................ 171-1x

Smoothbore Aggregate R. Foster, Jr. .............................. 180-1x E. Miles ........................................... 180 D. Clark ........................................... 178

Five-Gun Aggregate F. Brockmiller ............................. 838-8x G. Brockmiller............................. 831-4x R. Cameron, Jr. .......................... 784-4x Judy Stoneburner Tidewater PIO

The following Tidewater teams earned medals at the Fall Nationals: 1st Regt. Virginia Volunteers 2nd Virginia Cavalry 7th North Carolina Volunteers – Army of Tennessee Memorial Trophy for Class 3 Musket 1st place Dismal Swamp Rangers Hanover Grays Nansemond Guards Companies A, B, C Rowan Artillery Southampton Greys York Rangers Skirmish Line

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