PHOTO: TOP SHOT
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April 27, 2013

PHOTO: TOP SHOT

Living up to his top billing, world renowned shooter Jon Underwood in action as he swept the individual competition at the Rifle Shooting Tournament between Jamaica and Great Britain now underway at the Twickenham Park shooting range in St Catherine yesterday. In what was regarded as a blustery and extremely hot environment, Underwood mastered the conditions to win the Grand Aggregate for the two-day individual competition which featured shooting on ranges between 300, 500, 600 and 900 yards. The top performing Jamaicans were Commonwealth games shooters David Rickman and Jose Nunez, who both finished in the top 10. The Tournament continues today with the team Competition.

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