Katlyn Sullivan of Statesboro won her second straight individual riflery championship while East Coweta won the team title at the GHSA meet Saturday at the Ware County Shooting Complex.

Sullivan, a senior who has signed to Nebraska’s riflery team, beat out runner-up Aubrey Hancock of East Coweta and third-place finisher Brynn Foster of Lumpkin County, as girls played 1-2-3.

East Coweta, with 2,323 points, narrowly edged two-time reigning champion Camden County (2,320).

East Coweta – with a five-member team of Hancock, Sebastian Abaunza, Anzley Adams, Mackenzie Sookhoo and Matthew Hutson – gained its advantage in lineup depth.

Next in the team standings were Lumpkin County (2,293), Buford (2,291), North Gwinnett (2,281, Cherokee (2,254) and Mays (2,244).

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