About Becky McCumber
Born 1956. Becky McCumber is an American sport shooter.
Becky Stutzman McCumber (born Rebecca Stutzman, 1956) is a champion in the sport of skeet shooting. She won over thirty-five world skeet shooting championships, with her first in 1983. She also set two world records, hitting 1,183 consecutive targets in the 12-gauge ladies division and 259 straight in the long run doubles division for ladies.
Early life Becky began shooting at the Peoria Skeet and Trap Club. Reflecting on her beginning, she said, "I was pretty much raised in this gun club. My father shot, his father shot, it was very natural for me to be here. One day, when I was 16, my father put a gun in my hands and I never looked back."
Shooting career Becky started shooting competitively in 1973. At the Illinois state level, Becky has won six open competition titles, including the "High Over All" championship. In 1992 she won the Zone 5 Doubles Championship and made the Illinois state team numerous times over the years. and the National Skeet Shooting Hall of Fame in 2003.
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American sport shooter
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Becky McCumber was born in 1956 in Peoria.
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