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Arizona DPS sergeant wins title at ’23 Tactical Games National Championship

Arizona DPS Sgt. John Mouret participates in the 2023 Tactical Games National Championship.

(Photos courtesy of The Tactical Games via AZDPS)

Sgt. John Mouret won the national title in the Men’s 50+ Masters Division at the 2023 Tactical Games National Championship.

He earned his chance to compete in the championship, which took place in November in Florence, Texas, after winning two regional Tactical Games events in Utah and Nevada earlier in 2023.

“The Tactical Games blend endurance, speed, marksmanship and strength in a competition designed to test athletes’ skills and readiness,” a release from the Arizona Department of Public Safety stated.

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COMPETITION

Arizona DPS sergeant wins title at ’23 Tactical Games National Championship

(Photos courtesy of The Tactical Games via AZDPS)

Arizona DPS Sgt. John Mouret participates in the 2023 Tactical Games National Championship.

Posted Thursday, January 18, 2024 5:16 am

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Sgt. John Mouret won the national title in the Men’s 50+ Masters Division at the 2023 Tactical Games National Championship.

He earned his chance to compete in the championship, which took place in November in Florence, Texas, after winning two regional Tactical Games events in Utah and Nevada earlier in 2023.

“Competitors must display a great deal of mental and physical strength to complete various stages efficiently within set time limits.”

Mouret finished his first day of the competition in third place after long runs, obstacle courses and long-range shooting, according to the release.

“He took over the lead with accuracy shooting, strongman work and rope climbs during day two and held on to his lead through day three to bring home the national title in his division,” AZDPS stated.