Fostoria Police Officer Brayden Moon Awarded in National Guard Shooting Competition

Fostoria Police Officer Brayden Moon Awarded in National Guard Shooting Competition

Fostoria’s very own Officer Brayden Moon recently achieved remarkable success in a prestigious National Guard shooting competition. Over the weekend, Officer Moon, who also serves as a National Guard member, participated in the Adjutant General’s Match held at Camp Perry—a highly competitive event that drew 153 participants from across the region.

Officer Moon excelled in the pistol novice class, earning 1st place honors. Even more impressive, he secured 2nd place overall in the entire competition, demonstrating his exceptional skills among a large pool of talented marksmen.

In addition to these remarkable achievements, Officer Moon was awarded the coveted Governor’s Twenty Tab, an accolade given to the top 10 pistol and rifle shooters in the State of Ohio. In this elite group, he claimed the top spot as the best shooter among the top 10.

This recognition highlights Officer Moon’s dedication, discipline, and expertise in both his service to the Fostoria community and his commitment to excellence in the National Guard. The entire community is incredibly proud of his accomplishments.

Congratulations, Officer Moon, and thank you for your outstanding service to both our country and our community!