Athletes and teams representing 469 high schools from across the nation participated in the 2026 USA High School Clay Target League National Championship, held at the Michigan Trapshooting Association in Mason, Mich., July 8–12.
Congratulations to all of the high school trap team members who competed at the national championships, with four Wisconsin high school teams finishing in the top 10 spots in the country. That’s really something.
Eleven members of the Ashland/Washburn High School Trap Team competed July 10-12 at the USA High School Clay Target League National Championships in Mason, Mich., where they placed ninth in the nation as a team.<br
After a decade of turbulence – including a temporary shutdown during COVID and threats of the state selling off the entire facility – the World Shooting Complex in southern Illinois has sailed seemingly smooth waters
The Fall River High School trap team captured the USA High School Clay Target League National Championship on Sunday, July 12, in a shoot that took place in Mason, Mich.
The Fall River team
With a few more weeks to go, more than 500 shooters were already registered for the 2026 Ohio State Sporting Clays and FITASC Championship being held at Hill ‘n Dale Club from Thursday, July 30,
The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) concluded one of its most successful tournament seasons at the 2026 NASP Championship held June 18-20 in Daytona Beach, Fla.
The Championship marked the culmination of
Laine Graves had never shot in a moment quite like what he faced last Friday at the Minnesota State High School League’s Clay Target State Tournament, but to say he was completely unprepared for the
During the first two weekends of June, some 2,158 student athletes from 172 teams took part in the 2026 New York State High School Clay Target League (NYSHSCTL) state tournaments.
The largest was the
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