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Quintin Wiedeman, a senior at North Shelby High School, journey into the world of trapshooting began during his freshman year, where he developed into one of his team’s top shooters, showcasing his rapid ascent in the sport.
However, his sophomore year was full of challenges, beginning with a wrist injury sustained during a Varsity football jamboree. Quintin, thinking it was just a sprain, powered through both the FFA trapshooting and football seasons. This resilience shone brightly, setting the stage for future victories despite the physical setbacks.
The summer leading into his junior year marked a significant milestone as Quintin clinched Gold in American trap at the Show Me State Games. Even a broken leg during the football season couldn’t keep him away from the range; he was back shooting trap on crutches the very next morning after breaking his leg. His football team’s journey to the 8-man state championship saw Quintin cleared to play, only to re-break his leg during the game. Yet, he considers the experience “100% worth it,” highlighting his unwavering commitment and team spirit.
Now, as a senior, Quintin continues to excel, securing silver medals in both American Trap and Bunker Trap at the Show Me Games.
His story is a testament to perseverance, demonstrating how passion and dedication can overcome obstacles, turning setbacks into stepping stones toward remarkable achievements.
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