Greenwood County’s Tyler Nutsch claimed hardware this weekend, at the 2026 4-H State Shotgun competition.
Nutsch, an 8th grader at Hamilton, placed fourth in junior skeet, 1st in junior sporting clays and earned second place with a 242 combined total.
Nutsch, along with fellow competitors Kenyon Curry, Brody Greenwood, and Bradyn Greenwood, had a full weekend of competition, representing the county’s 4-H shotgun program and putting their skills to the test.
Following are the results: Junior Division:
Nutsch, Skeet: 80/100, 4th place out of 19; Trap: 82/100, 12th place out of 39; Sporting Clays: 79/100 , 1st place out of 34; Junior Aggregate: 2nd place.
Curry, a seventh grader at Curry Academy, Skeet: 69/100, 11th place out of 19; Sporting Clays: 67/100, 15th place out of 34.
Intermediate Division:
Brody Greenwood, a freshman at Hamilton, Skeet: 83/100, 12th place out of 79; Trap: 84/100, 47th place out of 119; Sporting Clays: 77/100, 8th place out of 95.
Bradyn Greenwood, a freshman at Hamilton, Skeet: 61/100, 66th place out of 79; Trap: 77/100, 75th place out of 119; Sporting Clays: 66/100, 39th place out of 95.
(Courtesy photo)
