Mary's City and a member of Bethany United Methodist Church and the Elks Lodge in Pocomoke City. Walters was a member of the Worcester County Bar Association, the Maryland State Bar Association and the American Bar Association and a life member of the Virginia Bar Association. He was the lawyer for the county treasurer for 24 years and the Pocomoke City attorney for 16 years. He represented Worcester County as a Democrat in the House of Delegates from 1941 to 1945. He graduated from Pocomoke City High School and attended Randolph Macon Military Academy before completing his education at Washington and Lee University, where he earned a bachelor's degree and a law degree.Īt the university, he joined the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He was born in Pocomoke City and lived there all his life. SH3: Rifle competitors with visual impairment.Mr. SH2: Rifle competitors who have no ability to support the weight of the air rifle with their arms and therefore require a shooting stand. SH1: Pistol and Rifle competitors that do not require a shooting stand.
Paralympic shooting competition is open to male and female athletes with physical disabilities such as amputation/limb loss, spinal cord injury/wheelchair-users and cerebral palsy/brain injury/stroke. Depending on the existing limitations (degree of body trunk functionality, balance while seating, muscle strength, mobility of both upper and lower limbs), and on the skills that are necessary in Shooting, athletes are divided into three classes: The shooting disciplines match athletes of the same gender, or occasionally both genders, with similar disabilities, against each other, both individually and in teams. Those rules take into account the differences that exist between disabilities allowing ambulant and wheelchair athletes to compete shoulder to shoulder. The rules governing Paralympic competition are those used by World Shooting Para Sport. Paralympic shooting, also known as shooting para sport, is an adaptation of shooting sports for competitors with disabilities. The team will participate in various other local, regional, and national matches hosted by the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), National Rifle Association (NRA), and USA Shooting (USAS) throughout the year. All team members shoot the league matches with the top four individuals contributing to the team’s aggregate score. The 11-week league runs from January to April. The team will join Orion's National Air Pistol League. The 2021-22 season will be the inaugural for the pistol team. The team participates in various other local, regional, and national matches hosted by the American Smallbore Shooting Association (ASSA), Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), National Rifle Association (NRA), National Rifle League (Vermont Winter Postal League), and USA Shooting (USAS) throughout the year. An intercollegiate rifle club national championship is held in March. The conference championship match is hosted by a member school in February. Five shooters are predesignated by each team with the top four individual scores contributing towards the overall team score.
A postal match is a competition in which competitors fire separately on their home ranges and exchange scores. The rifle team is a member school of the Western Intercollegiate Rifle Conference. In the regular season, the schools compete in monthly postal matches (October-January). Grand Rapids Rifle & Pistol Club (1331 Nagel Ave SW, Wyoming, MI 49509)
In shooting, it’s persistence that pays the biggest dividends-constant, steady practice, week in and week out, all year long. Practice attendance is not mandatory to be a member of the club however, regular practice attendance is expected. The club meets Tuesday 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM and Thursday 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM during the school year and Monday and Thursday 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM during the summer. New members, regardless of experience, are welcome year-round. Questions regarding club membership can be directed to Club President Cassie Coulston-Gerigk or Head Coach Cameron Zwart. All equipment is provided, including guns, ammunition, and targets. Regardless of skill or ability, all members can have a safe and enjoyable time interacting with fellow students and engaging in marksmanship. The mission of the GVSU Rifle & Pistol Club is to provide all students with the opportunity to participate in shooting sports, with an emphasis in three-position smallbore rifle, international air rifle, and air pistol.
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