The Ohio State Trapshooting Tournament will take over the Cardinal Shooting Center in Marengo from June 16 to June 19. The Ohio State Trapshooting Association (OSTA) is expecting thousands of shooters to participate. This will be the 139th annual trapshooting competition hosted by the OSTA.
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Sporting clays shooters have an opportunity to see some of the greatest shooters in the country compete in Ohio this year.
Several large, prestigious sporting clays and FITASC tournaments are being held in the Buckeye State this year.
Big shooting events planned for the summer in Ohio Read More »
Ed Hatten, of Hastings, N.Y., and his fishing partner, Len Heffron, of Clay, N.Y., launched their boat and began trolling near Huron, Ohio, on Sunday, Nov. 24.
When he wasn’t seeing the marks that he hoped to see on his fish finder, Hatten and Heffron decided to head east and try their luck closer to Vermilion, fishing in an area where they had caught large walleyes in 2021. That was probably one of the best decisions that the two fishing partners, who have been fishing tournaments together for more than 20 years, could have made.
With 12.30-pound walleye, New York angler wins Walleye Fall Brawl and Walleye Slam Read More »
A night-fishing trip off the shores of Cleveland on Nov. 24, 2023, landed an angler from Olmsted Township a monster size walleye and two fishing boats.
Ryan Smith was trolling offshore when he landed a 12.54-pound, 29.5-inch walleye that won the Walleye Fall Brawl and the Walleye Fall Slam in 2023. Once again this year, thousands of anglers are entering the Walleye Fall Brawl and Walleye Slam in hopes of getting just as lucky as Smith did last year.
Lake Erie’s big fall fishing tournaments about to start; here’s what to know Read More »
My grandson, Grady, won the lottery this summer.
He’s only 5 years old, so it wasn’t the one that pays you millions of dollars. It was the lottery that gave him and two of his best buddies, along with his family, the opportunity to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime fishing experience.
Winning lottery makes for great fishing experience on Ohio’s Cold Creek Read More »
More than 3,100 shooters, along with parents, grandparents, coaches, and spectators descended on the Cardinal Shooting Center to compete and enjoy everything shotgunning. According to Jake Spengler, shooting sports operations manager at the Cardinal Center, they threw more than 2 million clay targets during the national championships.
Darby Eades was only 20 years old when she unexpectedly passed away in July, 2019. She was a 2017 graduate of Benjamin Logan High School in Ohio and earned an associate degree from The Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster (OSU ATI).
While she attended high school, Eades was active in band, 4-H, and FFA. She loved being involved in the Logan County Fair and especially enjoyed shooting sporting clays competitively.
Annual Ohio sporting clays event to honor late teenager Read More »
High school students and teams representing 456 high schools from across the country competed in the 2024 USA High School Clay Target League (USACTL) National Championship recently and a shooter from North Ridgeville, Ohio, finished as one of the top lady trapshooters.
Ohio teen scores huge at clay target shooting nationals Read More »
Three student athletes from the national championship Ohio State University Pistol Team will be representing the United States at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris.
Henry Leverett will compete in the men’s 25m rapid fire pistol. Katelyn Abeln has qualified in two events, the women’s 10m air pistol and 25m sport pistol. Ada Korkhin will represent the USA in the 25m women’s sport pistol.
There are 15 shooting events in this year’s Olympics with athletes competing in rifle, pistol, and shotgun disciplines. The United States has won by far the most Olympic medals in the sport, winning 116 medals, including 57 gold.
Three Ohio State University pistol shooters ready to compete in Paris Olympics Read More »
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