The USAHSCTL National Championship will be held at the Michigan Trapshooting Association in Mason, Mich., July 9-13. The championship features 3,000 athletes participating in team and individual qualifying events, culminating in a final championship round
The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is teaming up with Veteran’s Family Brigade to conduct the 2025 Junior Highpower Rifle Clinic – a popular and valuable opportunity conducted during the National Matches each year.
The
Marengo, Ohio — Each year, the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) breaks records when it holds the national championships for its two youth shooting programs: the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) and Scholastic Action shooting
For nearly two decades, Bill Pike, of Hartford, in Washington County, N.Y., has overseen an annual women’s-only shooting sports program that sees 35-40 women participate each year and learn about firearms and archery.
Now,
A total of 332 athletes from 39 Iowa teams participated in the 2025 Iowa Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) Skeet Championships on June 18-21, at the New Pioneer Gun Club, in Waukee.
Public support for hunting and sport shooting in the United States remains strong, but highly conditional, according to the 2025 Americans’ Attitudes Toward Hunting and Sport Shooting report, a new national study conducted by Responsive
Competition has a tendency to bring unexpected results from individuals. Nerves can certainly get the best of some in high-pressure situations, while others might sharpen their focus and direct their energy to accomplish things they
More than 1,984 athletes representing 157 high school teams from across the state recently competed in the New York State High School Clay Target League’s annual trap and skeet shooting state tournament, held June 6-8
A Westmoreland County teen who took up competitive trap shooting just last year will represent Pennsylvania at the USA High School Clay Target League national championship in Michigan July 9-12.
Joey Bentz, 18, of
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