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Jeff Fabry took first place in the Open Compound portion of the Outdoor Archery competition at the Endeavor Games. Fabry scored 650 points to top Edmond’s TJ Pemberton by eight points
Matthew Benack, Jacksonville, NC, also took first place in the event, while Travis Akin, Williamsburg, VA, and Jeremiah Luttmer placed third.
In the Open Recurve division, Russell Wolfe, of Williamsburg, BA, took first place, as did Michael Lukow of San Antonio. Pemberton placed second, followed by William Demers, of Midway Park, NC.
Andy Lane, of Enid, won the Open 50M Compound, Wade Capoun, Paxico, KS, won the Jr. 70M Compound, Alexis Kaibel, St. Peters, MO, took the U-12 Visually impaired event, Pierce Pfluger, San Angelo, Texas, won the U-18 Recurve, while Dion Carr won the U-20 Compound.
In the U20 Shooting competition, Tyler Bowman of Pawhuska, tookf first place, followed by Viktor White, ST College, PA, in second.
Tyler Jones, of Olive Branch, MS, won the U14 Division,
Richard Sammon, of Sam Houston, Texas, won the Masters division.
John Powell, of Balch Springs, Texas, won the SH2 Masters Division, while Nick Beach, of Camp Pendleton, Calif, won the SH1 Adults division. Gregory Reynolds, of Dighton, Mass. won the SH2 Adults Division.
In the Sitting Volleyball tournament, it was Battle Back 1 that took the team title, winning all six of its matches. USA Red was second at 5-1, while Battle Back 2 took third at 4-2.
In Table Tennis, Colin Cutter of Piedmont, took the Youth Wheelchair-Open title. In the Standing Class, Kelvin Rosado, of Camp Pendleton, Calif., Alexander Xue, of Plainsboro, N.J., and Richard Sammons, Sam Houston, Texas, won titles.
Men’s Wheelchair champions were Jon Redman, Jose Nieves, Nathan Dewalt, Augusto Perez and Adam Saldana.
Jo Ann Rodriquez won the Women;s Wheelchair Open. Rose Hollerman, of Elysian, Minn., also won a title.
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN First-year competitor Richard Brown of Mississippi had never attempted the high jump until he attended the Endeavor Games in Edmond this weekend. "I lost my leg in January and never knew this would be possible" said Brown. This is his first competition after losing his leg just six months ago.
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN At the age of 15 Cameron Clapp, lost his right arm and both legs after being hit by a freight train near his home in California. Now in his ninth year, he competed in both track and swimming at the Endeavor Games. When asked how he thought he did this year Clapp replied, "It really doesn't matter how I did against anyone else. It only matters how I did against myself and I beat all my own records this year."
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN Nick Kirkpatrick, 14, qualified for nationals Sunday morning after completeing the 50 meter breast stroke at the Endeavor Games.
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN After completeing the day's track events at the Endeavor Games on Saturday, Jessica Heins pauses as she warms up for the discus.
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN Ashley Foley, 12, of St. Louis, prepares for the disc throw with her coach. Ashley was one of the few people at the Endeavor Games competing with blindness. She has been competing for five years and this year took part in both track and field events
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN After finishing first in the 200 meter mens race, Blake Leeper takes time to rest and to show off his running legs. Blake is in his second year of competition and has attended five track meets. In addition Blake took second place in the 100 and 400 meter mens race.
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BRENT FUCHS | SPECIAL TO THE SUN University of Oklahoma student Katrin Green leads Stephanie Reid in the womens 100 meter race at the Endeavor Games on Saturday.
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