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North Forsyth Marine Corp Junior ROTC defeated Mountain Home Navy Junior ROTC 2249.5-2136.5 in a final Week 6 result in the 2026 National Precision Air Rifle League, ending Mountain Home’s three-game winning streak and bringing the teams even at 3-2 in league play. Coached by CK Villarouel, North Forsyth of Cumming, Ga., improved from 2-2 with its first consecutive victory. Eli Gaddis led the team’s four scoring athletes with a 578.5, the highest individual total in the match. Mikayla Flecha, Ryan Dawson and Naman Patil completed the lineup for the JROTC conference’s Distinguished division team. Mountain Home, coached by Jason Williams, fell from 3-1 after entering the match with three straight wins. Aspen Douglas paced the Mountain Home team with a 551.7. Aaron Hale, Aldyn Buterbaugh and Annabelle Williams rounded out its scoring four in the 60-shot standing air rifle match, in which the top four individual totals determine each team’s score.

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