Sporting Clays Tournament Nets $137,000 for Local Children’s Centers
Tracie Davis, Director of the Campbell County Children’s Center; Jared Effler, District Attorney General, and Angel Sexton, Director of the Children’s Center of the Cumberlands.
On October 1 and 2, District Attorney General Jared Effler and his staff, in partnership with the Children’s Centers of the 8th Judicial District, hosted the 11th Annual Dixie Roofing Clays for Children Sporting Clays Tournament at Iron Mountain Sporting Clays in Kodak, Tennessee.
The event raises money to support the Children’s Centers of the 8th Judicial District, which serve Campbell, Claiborne, Fentress, Scott and Union counties. With 159 teams and 592 individual shooters participating, this year’s tournament was one of the largest events of its kind in the nation!
The Children’s Centers of the 8th Judicial District serve hundreds of children each year and work closely with local law enforcement agencies and the District Attorney General’s Office. The centers assist with medical examinations, forensic interviews, counseling and court proceedings. Their services help ensure that justice is served while helping victims navigate the court system and access the resources they need.
District Attorney General Jared Effler stated, “It takes an army of people to engineer an event of this magnitude. From the bottom of my heart, I want to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who made the 11th Annual Dixie Roofing Clays for Children Sporting Clays Tournament a tremendous success!”
The District Attorney General’s Office is pleased to announce that this year’s tournament netted $137,000! These funds will help ensure that the Children’s Centers can continue their important mission of serving abused and neglected children.
Plans are already underway for next year’s event, and organizers hope everyone will join them again.
2026 Tournament Results
Thursday, Oct. 1 — First Flight
Blue Course
First place: Mountain Shadow Farms Team 1 — Doc Salmons, Ronny McDaniel, John Townsend and Don Pucket.
Second place: Terry’s Pharmacy — Justin Wilson, Tommy Overton, Colby Partin and Robby Allen.
Top shooters: Cody Brown and Murphy Miller.
Red Course
First place: Campbell County Fire Equipment — Ron Dilbeck, Donnie Adams, Tony Parkerson and Edgar Housley.
Second place: Mountain Shadow Farms Team 3 — Shane Richardson, Jeremy Ruth, Scott Whitehead and David Brewer.
Top shooter: Donnie Adams.
Thursday, Oct. 1 — Second Flight
Blue Course
First place: Stowers Team 2 — David Towe, Dewayne Raines, Wayne Boles and Chuck Hurst.
Second place: East Tennessee Machines — Chris Cooper, Richard Nelson, Edgar Housley and Kenny Powell.
Top shooters: David Towe and Dewayne Raines.
Red Course
First place: Stowers Team 1 — Tony Parkerson, Ron Dilbeck, Kray Vincent and Donnie Adams.
Second place: Citizens Bank — Dennis Thomas, Mike Reynolds, Frank Moore and Tyler Byrge.
Top shooters: David Ogle, Tyler Byrge and Donnie Adams.
Friday, Oct. 2 — First Flight
Blue Course
First place: Rogers Group Team 1 — Dusty Brown, Derek Drummonds, Paxton Drummonds and Dan Blalock.
Second place: East Tennessee Physical Therapy — Dewayne Corum, Dewayne Greenlee, Joe Schuler and Charlie Sexton.
Top shooter: Dan Blalock.
Red Course
First place: We Press On — Don Raley, Hunter Raley, Joseph Frye and Wyatt Freels.
Second place: Highland Connections Team 2 — Jared Carson, Steve Garrett, Michael Purdue and Lance Williams.
Top shooter: Wyatt Freels.
Green Course
First place: Hudson Materials — Ron Dilbeck, Donnie Adams, Tony Parkerson and Branden Thomas.
Second place: The Winners — Rusty Lowry, Logan Lowry, Greg Wyrick and Spencer Wyrick.
Top shooter: Donnie Adams.
Friday, Oct. 2 — Second Flight
Blue Course
First place: Rogers Group Team 2 — Dusty Brown, Derek Drummonds, Paxton Drummonds and Brandon White.
Second place: Blalock & Sons — Dan Blalock, Corey Summers, Wyatt Summers and Sterling Phillips.
Top shooter: Dusty Brown.
Red Course
First place: Highway Markings Team 1 — Ron Dilbeck, Donnie Adams, Larry Galyon and Tony Parkerson.
Second place: First Century Bank Team 2 — Derek Jarrad, Chris Franklin, Blake Presley and Ashton [last name not provided].
Top shooter: Donnie Adams.
Green Course
First place: Trooper Kimbrough — Kevin Kimbrough, Mark Harkleroad, Colton Harkleroad and Cash Harkleroad.
Second place: JBL — BJ Lewallen, Jared Burke, Jimmy Lowe and Josh Royer.
Top shooter: Wesley Myers.
Friday, Oct. 2 — Third Flight
Blue Course
First place: Sexton Design Concepts — John Capps, Ben Sexton, Cody Dykes and Keith Copeland.
Second place: Topside Veterinary Clinic — Jason Webb, Kelly Webb, Mason Brocking and Cory Summers.
Top shooter: Cory Summers.
Red Course
First place: Anchor Down — John Clark, Chris Luttrell, Brandon Parton and Spencer Anderson.
Second place: North Cumberland Realty — Michael Caudill, Joel Price, Derick Caylor and Ben Lowe.
Top shooters: John Clark and Brandon Parton.
Green Course
First place: Sevier County Road Department — Donnie Adams, Brandon Hedrick, Larry Galyon and Paxton Drummond.
Second place: Landon Justice — Ron Dilbeck, Landon Justice, Matt Paul and Harold Ben.
Top shooters: Donnie Adams and Paxton Drummond.
The District Attorney General’s Office extends its gratitude to all participants, sponsors, volunteers and supporters who helped make this record-setting fundraiser possible. Their generosity will help the Children’s Centers continue providing critical services to vulnerable children and families throughout the 8th Judicial District.
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