Bellingham Shooter Wins Steel Challenge World Shoot-off
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Paired with the legendary Eric Grauffel of France, together, Grauffel
and Neher steamrolled the other 15 teams on the match's last day.
Head-to-head competition in Steel Challenge is rare, giving Neher and
Grauffel a distinct advantage. While Grauffel is new to Steel Challenge,
he shoots in head-to-head shootoffs in Europe from time to time.
18-year-old Neher is a product of Custer Sportsmen's Club's "Team Gotta"
-- a Scholastic Steel Challenge youth team that cross-trains in
head-to-head events like bowling pins and falling plates.
Their victory won both men a "full card" entry into the 2013 Steel Challenge world championships, worth $550 each.
--- Robin Taylor
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