The Lone Star Flight Museum, Houston, Texas, brought in nearly $80,000 at its second annual Clay Shoot Tournament, held May 7 at the Greater Houston Sports Club. Presented by Gordy & Sons Outfitters and Mach Industrial Group, the event raised funds for the museum’s STEM education work, exhibits, aircraft preservation, and aviation outreach. Nearly 100 players joined the tournament, moving through 12 shooting stations during the day. Mulligans, flurry side games, silent auction items, and shotgun squares were also part of the program, which wrapped up with lunch and awards.
The tournament was chaired by LSFM board member Shaun Gordy, with support from committee members Brian Antweil, Steve Biegel, Matt Davis, Butch Mach, Robert Partin, and Robert Wagnon. Awards were presented in several categories. Mach Industrial Group took first-place team honors, while Robert Wagnon’s team finished second. Andrew Gauthier was named the top-scoring male, and Holly Hearn was named the top-scoring female. Mach Industrial Group also won the top flurry team. Lone Star Flight Museum president and chief executive officer Anna Hawley and Gordy thanked the board members and sponsors who helped support the event. For more information and to support the Lone Star Flight Museum, click on this link: lonestarflight.org.
