On Friday, October 11, 2013, a local sporting clays team competed in a benefit shooting competition at Fossil Pointe in Slidell, Texas, and took 2nd place. The competition benefits patients of Cook Children's Hospital.
On Friday, October 11, 2013, a local sporting clays team competed in a benefit shooting competition at Fossil Pointe in Slidell, Texas, and took 2nd place. The competition benefits patients of Cook Children's Hospital.
The four-member team is made up of Forney Police Officer Mike Williams and Ken Brooks of Forney, Texas. Mike Hubbard from Royse City, Texas, and Lanny Goodman from Mesquite, Texas.
“Our team has competed and won several events over the last the three years, such as the North Texas Crime Commission, Homes for our Troops, and the recent benefit for Cook Children's Hospital,” said Williams.
Along with the benefit shoots the team competes in, the team also travels for several other tournaments all over Texas. “We look forward to continue competing in these fundraiser shooting events,” said Williams. “We would like to thank Busters Automotive for sponsoring our team and making this a possibility.”
Williams is a member of the Forney Police Department's Patrol Division. Each member of the team is also a member of the Terrell Rifle and Pistol Club in Terrell, Texas.
