Team Comptac reports:
Rogers also finished second out of 24 masters in the Stock Service Pistol division, and 11th overall out of the total 324 competitors. Rogers posted a personal best finish with an overall time of 202.60 seconds.
“I love the unique challenges that the Smith & Wesson IDPA Indoor National presents every year. With low light stages, completely dark stages and a plethora of movers, this was one of the most challenging nationals I have shot. It has always been my goal to compete head-to-head with the male competitors and my performance this weekend put me right in the thick of the match,” said Rogers.
Also competing in the match for Team Comp-Tac was Gordon Carrell who finished second Master in Enhanced Service Pistol division. In addition to the Team Comp-Tac members shooting the match, Comp-Tac Victory Gear supported the match as one of the major sponsors and hosted the social hour prior to the awards banquet.
“The Indoor Nationals is a premier event in the IDPA season and Comp-Tac is proud to be a sponsor and supporter of the match. We’re also extremely proud of how Randi and Gordon performed at this year’s championship,” said Gregg Garrett, owner and president of Comp-Tac. “We look forward to continuing our support for the shooting sports and all second amendment activities in the coming year.”
Next up for Team Comp-Tac, Rogers and Carrell will compete in the Texas Open USPSA State match in Hempstead, Texas March 7-9.
Photo: Yamil Sued
