Bolinski said this position is separate from the complex executive director role, which was filled a little over a year ago and has been occupied by Skip Klinger. While Klinger oversees shooting sports and other events at the facility, the site superintendent will be the complex caretaker the same as any other state park in Illinois has.
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In celebration of the contract renewal between the Amateur Trapshooting Association and Illinois DNR, state and local officials and leaders from the ATA met at the World Shooting and Recreational Complex.
The new executive director of the World Shooting and Recreational Complex in Sparta is one who not only has extensive experience in shooting sports, but also has experience in operating large shooting facilities.
Skip Klinger was hired to replace former director Lauren Dunn, who resigned last year.
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Some of the uncertainty surrounding the state-owned World Shooting Complex was cleared Jan. 30 when the Amateur Trapshooting Association and DNR finalized an extension of the ATA’s lease with the facility.
In effect, the WSC will host the Grand American and AIM Youth Trapshooting Championships through 2036.
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