Tyler refers to himself as "Just a Dude". He has been competing professionally for over 10 years in conjunction with running operations and training for Max Ordinate Academy. Tyler has seen the top step on the podium multiple times at both national and regional levels. His most prized win came at the 2019 Steel Safari by Competition Dynamics. Referred to as "The hardest individual Precision Rifle match" in the nation, Tyler was able to keep it together over a 3 day period to walk away not only the winner but the highest scoring shooter in the history of the competition. He has aspirations of running a "Clean Match" meaning both mentally as well as not missing a single shot on a national stage. Tyler enjoys spending time training with the team and ultimately desires to see them succeed while adding validity to the "Max Ordinate Methodology".