CHAMPIONSHIPS - Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation

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SCHOLASTIC
SHOOTING SPORTS
FOUNDATION
WORLD SHOOTING & RECREATIONAL COMPLEX • SPARTA, IL
2015
NATIONAL TEAM
CHAMPIONSHIPS
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THANK
YOU!
THANKS
TO THE
generous support
of people like Larry
and Brenda Potterfield,
the Scholastic Shooting Sports
Foundation will be able to introduce
the clay target sports and the pistol sports to
more youth across the nation and give them the
opportunity to participate in high-quality team-based
competitions like SCTP and SPP.
“Brenda and I are proud to partner with the Scholastic Shooting Sports
Foundation to support getting more kids involved in shooting sports
today,” said Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA. “We
strongly support initiatives like this because we believe we have an
obligation to help change the future for the better.”
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MEET THE POTTERFIELDS
TUESDAY, FROM 1:30–3:00PM
IN THE MAIN EVENTS BUILDING
PROUDLY OPERATES:
Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation
5931 Roft Road
San Antonio, Texas 78253
210-448-8946
www.sssfonline.org
If you have questions after reading this program,
please contact: [email protected]
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2015 SCTP & SPP National Team Championships
DIRECTOR’S LETTER
Greetings to all athletes, parents, coaches, state advisors, and supporters! On behalf of the
SSSF staff and Board of Directors, I am pleased to welcome everyone to the 2015 SSSF National
Championships.
We expect this year’s tournament to draw nearly 3,000 competitors, plus about 10,000 coaches,
parents, grandparents, siblings, and other spectators during championship week. We are glad
that YOU are part of it all! This event is the culmination and celebration of the hard work
put forth all season by athletes, coaches, parents, and state advisors. We thank you all for the
time, effort, and resources you put into the shooting sports. These contributions are vital in
furthering the shooting sports as a youth development vehicle and in strengthening the Second
Amendment rights of our country.
There is so much to do at Nationals! For SCTP participants, we are again offering handicap
trap, doubles trap, and doubles skeet, in addition to our standard events. For SPP participants,
competition slots are open throughout the week. Several side events will also be available for all
to enjoy, including Make-a-Break, Crazy Quail, a rimfire rifle demonstration stage at the pistol
berm, and more. Coaches - be sure to register for the coaches’ shoot, and athletes won’t want to
miss the world’s biggest “Annie Oakley shoot” (i.e., Last Competitor Standing) on Wednesday
and Friday.
There will be LOTS happening at the Main Events Building throughout the week. On Thursday,
college representatives will be on hand to discuss education and shooting opportunities beyond
high school. Friday is Conservation Day, when conservation organizations will be present to
discuss how local chapters can help support your team.
Looking for a new gun or shooting accessories? SSSF Nationals is your place to shop! The vendor
mall at the WSRC will be buzzing with activity. Please take some time to stop in and see all of the
vendors who have come to Sparta, to support and thank those who support the SCTP and SPP!
Speaking of folks who support the youth shooting sports -- Larry and Brenda Potterfield are
scheduled to be on site for a meet-and-greet on Tuesday, July 14 at the Main Events Building
from 1:30 to 3:00. Please take the time to stop by to say hello and express your thanks for all
the Potterfield family does to support Scholastic Clay Target Program and Scholastic Pistol
Program teams.
Please enjoy your time at our National Championships. We are glad you are here!
Best of luck to all competitors – be safe and have fun!
Ben Berka
President and Executive Director
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Thank You to Larry and Brenda Potterfield…………………………………………………… 2
Director’s Letter……………………………………………………………………………………… 4
Acknowledgements………………………………………………………………………………… 9
Staff List……………………………………………………………………………………………… 11
2015 SCTP National Team Championships Schedule of Events………………………………14-15
SCTP Tournament Information & Guidelines……………………………………………… 20-21
Side Games / Activities……………………………………………………………………………… 24
SCTP HOA Team Awards…………………………………………………………………………… 25
Golf Cart Rules……………………………………………………………………………………… 28
SCTP International-Style National Championships……………………………………………… 29
SPP Schedule of Events……………………………………………………………………………… 32
HiViz Rifle Side Match……………………………………………………………………………… 33
SPP Match Information & Guidelines………………………………………………………… 35-37
Ammunition, Camping…………………………………………………………………………… 39
Additional Guidelines for SCTP & SPP…………………………………………………………… 41
SPP Stages……………………………………………………………………………………… 42-45
Special Events Announcements……………………………………………………………… 48-49
Text Messaging Sign-up…………………………………………………………………………… 51
SCTP Sponsors……………………………………………………………………………………52-53
SPP Sponsors…………………………………………………………………………………… 56-57
2015 SSSF / NRA All-Scholastic Team……………………………………………………… 60-61
2015 SSSF Scholarship Recipients………………………………………………………………… 69
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ACUI………………………………………… 34
Americase…………………………………… 31
ATA…………………………………………… 50
Blue Rock Outdoors………………………… 68
Butchers Block……………………………… 33
Browning…………………………………… 26
Cast & Blast Lodge…………………………… 54
Crazy Quail………………………………… 67
Crow Shooting Supplies…………………… 62
CZ-USA……………………………………… 18
du Pont / Krieghoff………………………… 13
Elite Images Plus…………………………… 70
Federal Premium…………………………… 65
Fiocchi……………………………………… 6
Gamaliel Shooting Supply………………… 30
GLOCK……………………………………… 55
The Great Outdoors Company……………… 64
GunBroker.com……………………………… 66
HiViz………………………………… 35, 37, 39
Hodgdon Powders…………………………… 36
Junior Shooters……………………………… 12
Kolar………………………………………… 59
Little Egypt Golf Cars……………………… 46
MEC………………………………………… 47
MidwayUSA………………………………… 72
MidwayUSA Foundation…………………… 27
NobelSport Italia…………………………… 16
NSSA-NSCA ………………………………… 68
OffEye Filters………………………………… 28
Otis…………………………………………… 54
Project ChildSafe…………………………… 38
Promatic……………………………………… 8
Randolph Engineering……………………… 63
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Americase
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Atlanta Arms & Ammo
AVAD Hunt Club
Blaser USA
Bob Allen
Bob Palmer
Briley
Brownells
Browning
Butcher’s Block
Cabela’s
Cast and Blast Lodges
Cedar Valley Cheese
Cedron Farms
Cheyenne Mountain Resort
– Colorado
Cotton Exchange –
Wisconsin
Country Gentleman
Crazy Quail
Crosman
Crow Shooting Supply
Crown Awards
CZ-USA
Dave Phillips
Denis Karnosky
Diamondback Firearms
Dillon Precision
Dorr Peninsula Winery
Downrange Wads
duPont/Krieghoff
Elite Images Plus
Enterprise Rental Car
Eugene Altweiss
Exclusive Hunting Club
Federal Premium
Fiocchi
Frogg Toggs
GLOCK
GT Targets
GunBroker.com
HiViz
Hodgdon
Horseshoe Hill Outfitters
IDPA
Joyce Wilson
K-9 Enterprises
Klement’s Sausage
Kolar Arms
Larry Greving
Little Egypt Golf Cars
MEC
Midland Radio Corp.
MidwayUSA Foundation
Monarch Trophy Studio
Mossberg
National Wild Turkey
Federation
NextLevel Training
NobelSport Italia
NormaUSA
NRA
NSSA-NSCA
Otis Technology
PACT Timers
Painted Hills Golf Course –
Kansas City
Pheasants Forever / Quail
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Pierce Sales & Service
Pizza Hut – Sparta
Primos Outdoor Products
Promatic
Purina
Quality Seafood
Ranger
Reed’s Family Outdoors
Remington
Rio
Rudy Project
Ruger
Shamrock Leathers
ShootersPost
Shooting USA
SIG SAUER Academy
SKB
Smith & Wesson
Sunsect
Tactical Solutions
Taurus
Ten Point Crossbows
The Great Outdoors
Company
Thomas “Bub” Edwards
Tom & Amanda Wondrash
Top Gun Shooting Sports
Trainors’ Maple Essence
Farms
TriStar Sporting Arms
True Value Hardware Stores
TruGlo
Universal Pro Shop
US Army Marksmanship
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Walmart – Sparta
Waterfall Resort Alaska
White Flyer
Wisconsin Whitetail Pursuit
Wood Graphics
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STAFF
Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation
Ben Berka – Executive Director
Chris Lucas – IT Director
Sherry Kerr – Media and Communications
Terri Stanfill – Finance and Administrative Specialist
SCTP National Staff
Tom Wondrash – National Director
Amanda Wondrash – Administrative Coordinator
April Carr – Administrative Assistant
Scott Moniot – Director of Development
Chet Tuinstra – Regional Field Rep, Great Lakes Region
Hank Garvey – Regional Field Rep, Northeast Region
Jennifer Kirchhoefer – Regional Field Rep, Southwest Region
Jeff Weiler – Regional Field Rep, Upper Midwest Region
SPP National Staff
Scott Moore – National Director
Tammy Mowry – SPP Program Manager
David Kirk - Regional Field Rep, Southeast Region
Bill Perkins - Regional Field Rep, Southwest Region
Board of Directors
Louise Terry – Chairman
Ed Fitzgerald – Vice Chairman
Joseph DeBergalis, Jr.
Thomas “Bub” Edwards
Michael Hampton, Jr.
Denis Karnosky
Carlton Nether
Paul Pluff
Eric Tarbox
Mark Wade
Tournament Directors
Tom Wondrash – SCTP
Scott Moore – SPP
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SCTP SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Sunday, July 12 Promatic Day
12:00 pm– 5:00 pm
Check-in & Registration / Practice is open
4:00 pm
Skeet/Clays/Handicap/Doubles - Coaches’ Meeting
@ Main Building
Monday, July 13 SKB / HiViz Day
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Check-in & Practice are open
8:00 am
Skeet / Clays are open
1st 100 of Monday / Tuesday rotation
9:00 am
Handicap / Doubles / Prelim Singles are open
1st 100 of Monday / Tuesday
11:00 am– 5:00 pm
Shooting Games & Midway are open
12:00 pm– 5:00 pm
Coaches’ Shoot Open
Tues., July 14
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am
9:00 am
11:00 am– 5:00 pm
12:00 pm– 5:00 pm
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
3:30 pm
Wed., July 15
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am– 4:00 pm
10:00 am– 4:00 pm
2:00 pm
4:45 pm
6:00 pm
MidwayUSA Day
2nd 100 of Monday / Tuesday rotation
Handicap / Doubles / Prelim Singles are open
2nd 100 of Monday / Tuesday
Meet Brenda & Larry Potterfield @ Main Building
Skeet / Clays / Handicap / Doubles – Coaches’ Meeting
@ Main Building
CZ-USA Day
1st 100 of Wednesday / Thursday rotation
Handicap / Doubles / Coach/ Team Singles are open
1st 100 of Wednesday / Thursday
Special CZ-USA “Fun Demonstration” with Dave Miller
@ Field #1
All Industry Opening Ceremonies - Food & Drink to follow
States / Teams parade @ Grandstands
Meet teams, coaches, industry and staff
Last Competitor Standing Competition @ Grandstands,
Sponsored by Zanders Sporting Goods
Special Adult Competition to follow
Meet Dave Miller, Guinness World Record Holder, at Nationals and see his fun
demonstration on Wednesday—Friday at 2:00 pm on Field #1.
Dave Miller, of CZ-USA, set the record for the most sporting clays targets broken
(3,653) in one hour.
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Thurs., July 16
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am– 4:00 pm
10:00 am– 5:00 pm
10:00 am– 5:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
6:15 pm
Friday, July 17
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
8:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am– 4:00 pm
10:00 am– 5:00 pm
10:00 am– 5:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:30 pm
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
6:00 pm – 6:15 pm
Sat., July 18
8:00am – 12:00pm
8:00am
9:00am – 2:00pm
10:30am
12:00pm
1:00pm
2:00pm
3:15pm
3:45pm
Kolar Day
2nd 100 of Wednesday / Thursday rotation
Handicap / Doubles / Coach/ Team Singles are open
2nd 100 of Wednesday / Thursday
College Recruiting Day @ Main Building Meet college shooting coaches and teams
@ Field #1
Trap Coaches’ Meeting
Pizza & Soda Party – Sponsored by MEC – Hodgdon Powders –
Zanders Sporting Goods – Downrange Wads
Shoot-Offs if needed
Awards Ceremony for Skeet / Clays / Handicap / Doubles /
Preliminary Singles
Browning Day
Trap Competition is open
1st 100 of Friday / Saturday rotation
Skeet Doubles Competition all 100 targets (Finals Saturday)
Coaches’ Shoot Open – Final Day
Youth Conservation Day – Pheasants Forever / NWTF and others
@ Field #1
State Advisors’ Meeting / Open discussion @ Main Building
Ice Cream Social – Sponsored by Browning
Kolar Gun Giveaway at 6:00, followed by Last Competitor
Standing Competition @ Grandstands
Zanders Sporting Goods / Nobel Sport Day
Trap Competition is open
2nd 100 of Friday / Saturday rotation
Skeet Doubles Finals
All Raffle Packages must be claimed
Raffle all unclaimed Packages
Make-A-Break Shoot-Offs / Prizes
SPP Awards
Trap Shoot-Offs if needed
Awards Ceremony - Trap / Skeet Doubles
HOA Awards – Closing Ceremonies
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Wednesday, July 15 through Friday, July 17
Watch for announcements about times and locations where you can
meet Vincent, get his autograph, and take photos.
Vincent is sponsored by:
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SCTP TOURNAMENT INFORMATION & GUIDELINES
Practice:
Skeet Practice/Location/Price
Sunday, July 12th – Thursday, July 16th – Skeet Fields 21 – 24 West Trap Line
Open: 7:00am
Close: 7:00pm
$5.00 per round
Sporting Clays Practice/Location/Price
Sunday, July 12th – Thursday, July 16th – Sporting Clays Office
Open: 9:00am Close: Dusk
$28.00 per round
Trap Practice/Location/Price
Monday, July 13th – Thursday, July 16th
East Trap Line @ White Tent
Open: 10:00am Close: 8:00pm
$5.00 per round
Friday, July 17th - Saturday, July 18th
West Trap Line @ White Tent (just west of Little Egypt Golf Cars)
Open: 7:00am Close: 7:00pm
$5.00 per round
Adult/Coach supervision required to purchase practice rounds and while shooting.
**Drivers License is required to purchase practice keys. License will be held on file until practice key is
returned.
Registration:
Head Coaches must check in at the Main Events Center, verify their Team Entry and Squadding
information, and pick up their Shoot Packets in person. All coaches will be required to sign
off on their team’s squadding, verifying that all squads and divisions are correct! Squads with
mixed division athletes will be placed in the Open division. However, they must be complete
(full) squads. Team and athlete event registration fees may be refunded through July 10. After
July 10, there will be no refunds for event registration.
Divisions and Categories:
Rookie
5th Grade and Under
Intermediate Division / Entry
6th to 8th Grade (First Year Competing as Intermediate)
Intermediate Division / Advanced
7th and 8th Grade
Senior Division / Junior Varsity
9th to 12th Grade (First Year Competing in Senior Division)
Senior Division / Varsity
9th to 12th Grade
Collegiate - New
Athletes must have participated in an accredited SCTP College Program in 2014-2015. College
Division will include ALL Collegiate and College Open squads this year.
SCTP will host an SCTP College Championship tournament, October 30 – November 1, 2015 at
the WSRC in Sparta. This is open to all SCTP-registered college teams and athletes. 3 Divisions,
over $100,000 in endowment funds, trophies, medals, and lots of fun!
Adult Volunteers / Coaches
Adult Volunteers Registered with the SSSF/ SCTP
Note:
Shoot times will be strictly enforced. Please do not waste time in between rounds and NO
coaching is allowed during or between rounds.
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APPEALS COMMITTEES
TRAP
Jason Anderson - TX
John Napoli – CA
Andrew Peercy – TN
Rick Persinger – WI
Paul Wilson – MO
SPORTING CLAYS
Wayne Dean - WI
Jason Anderson – TX
Bernie Till – SC
Dave Luppa – IL
Larry Gay – IA
SKEET
Sammy McFadden - GA
Andrew Peercy – TN
Mike Carson - IN
Jeff Weiler - MO
Larry Gay – IA
SCTP EVENTS AND AWARDS
Main Event Squad (Trap, Skeet & Sporting Clays)
Team Championships/Squad Awards – Division/Category First – Fifth
(total targets broken by Squad will be the winning squad)
Includes Squad “Open Division” awards First – Fifth
Individual Awards (Trap, Skeet & Sporting Clays)
Individual Men – Division/Category First – Fifth
Individual Ladies – Division/Category First – Fifth
Concurrent Events (Trap, Skeet & Sporting Clays)
Scholastic High School Division First – Fifth
(High School Squad – Senior Division only. To qualify, the National Office must have a
letter on file from the High School administration stating the team is an official sport or
club of that school, NO EXCEPTIONS)
SECOND YEAR EVENTS & NEW EVENTS
Will include First – Third place Squad Plaques/Medals and Individual First – Third place
Boys’ and Girls’ divisions
Handicap Trap
Rookie Squads shoot at 19 Yard
Intermediate Squads shoot at 21 Yard
Senior Division Squads shoot at 25 Yard (all college squads will also shoot from here)
Open Division Squads will ALL shoot at the furthest squadded athlete on that squad
Trap Doubles
Skeet Doubles
Preliminary Singles Monday / Tuesday Competition and Wednesday / Thursday
Competition (100 targets each day).
TARGET FEES
Skeet Doubles – 100 targets- $40 per shooter
Handicap Trap – 200 targets- $75 per shooter
Trap Doubles – 200 targets- $75 per shooter
Preliminary Singles - 200 targets - $75 per shooter
Trap – 200 targets - $80 per shooter* (includes ATA fees)
Skeet – 200 targets - $80 per shooter* (includes NSSA fees)
Sporting Clays – 200 targets - $115 per shooter* (includes NSCA fees)
Coach/Volunteer Competition – Skeet, Trap & M-A-B / $40 per shooter
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HELP US STAY ON
TARGET IN FULFILLING
THE SSSF MISSION
HERE ARE THE WAYS YOU CAN
ASSIST WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTION:
• Help reload SSSF with a gift to our Annual Fund which supports our operations
• Make a major gift of $1000 or more and become a member of our Champion’s Roundtable
• Support our Scholarship Fund to help us continue to award more scholarships to
deserving athletes
• Contribute to our operating endowment fund at MidwayUSA Foundation and have
your gift matched dollar for dollar
• Be a part of insuring the future of youth shooting by making a planned gift as part of
your estate plan and become a member of our Legacy Society
Make your gift to the Annual Fund, Champion’s Roundtable, or our Endowment Fund online
at sssfonline.org/donate. Select the fund you wish to contribute to and click to get to the
online form where you can pay by credit card.
If you prefer to pay by check, just print the form and mail with your check made payable to
“SSSF” to:
SSSF
5931 Roft Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78253
For questions and to discuss planned giving opportunites contact:
Ben Berka
President and Executive Director
515.201.8395 | [email protected]
Email: [email protected] | www.sssfonline.org
SIDE GAMES / ACTIVITY DETAILS
Game tickets can be purchased for $5 each at the SCTP Merchandise Counter in the
main building.
“Last Competitor Standing” – Men’s & Ladies’ Division – College Division –
(Sponsored by the NRA) Two nights: Wednesday and Friday
Registered athletes get an ID entry bracelet at Merchandise Counter. $5 per athlete.
Four $1,000 Scholarships for seniors and prizes to the top 10 athletes.
“Make A Break” (two shooters) –
Two game tickets per shooter, each shooter receives 10 raffle tickets.
Top Athlete Male & Female of the day to receive flat of ammo.
Top daily team winners and individual winners will shoot off on Saturday at 2:00pm for
prizes.
“Crazy Quail”
One game ticket. Special prizes!
Adults can play the games and will receive the appropriate number of raffle tickets, but adults
are not eligible to receive the prizes.
(Raffle tickets can be given to athlete team members.)
Located at MIDWAY (Berm area of pistol range)
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SCTP HOA TEAM AWARDS
Main Event First – Fifth
Main event HOA determined by a team’s top trap squad, top skeet squad, top sporting
clays squad
High School First – Fifth
High School HOA determined by team’s top 5 trap scores, top 3 skeet scores, top 3 sporting
clays scores (Senior Division only)
*High School Team – Senior Division only. To qualify, the National Office must have a letter on file from
the High School administration stating the team is an official sport or club of that school –
NO EXCEPTIONS
Endowment Money Awards: (Trap, Skeet & Sporting Clays):
Top three Intermediate Entry, Intermediate Advanced, Rookie and Open Division Squads in
each division/discipline
Top 5 Varsity, JV and High School Squads
See complete listing of endowment funding for teams in the main building!
HOA Main event Teams - High School Teams and College Teams:
Champion
$10,000
Runner-Up
$7,000
Third Place
$5,000
Fourth Place
$3,000
Teams must have a registered team endowment account with the MidwayUSA Foundation
prior to the start of competition to be eligible for team endowment funding.
Endowment accounts may be set up at:
www.midwayusafoundation.org/start-your-account
COACH / VOLUNTEER
Winchester Coaches’ Shoot-Out (Skeet, Trap, Make-a-Break - 25 targets each)
Awards for First – Third
Coach fee is $40 (Includes Sponsor Ammo)
(All state advisors, coaches & adult volunteers previously registered with the Scholastic Shooting
Sports Foundation by June 30 deadline are eligible to compete.)
RAFFLE TICKETS
There will be bucket raffle packages set up in the registration area. Shooters can earn raffle
tickets to place in the bucket of their favorite packages.
Raffle Ticket Earnings
Shooters receive five raffle tickets per entry for Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays and can get
more raffle tickets by buying Midway game tickets.
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GOLF CART RULES
SCTP / SPP NATIONALS
Rules & Regulations for Golf/Utility Cart Usage at WSRC
• The SSSF and IDNR direct that you observe all safety rules while operating your cart at
WSRC.
• An identifying sticker will be issued by SCTP and must be affixed to indicate you are
properly registered.
• There is NO cart/moped travel on Cardinal Road – you may cross only at designated
intersections.
• There is NO cart/moped travel on any pedestrian sidewalk – you may cross only at
appropriate intersections.
• There is cart/moped travel in front of Building Vendor Row, Stadium Area on Rock Cart Part
• There is cart/moped travel directly in front of Portable Vendors on the Rock Cart Path
• Pedestrians and vehicles have the right of way; yield when you are in traffic and be
courteous.
• Observe all signage and read the Event Program Guide for additional rules and
requirements.
• There will be no racing or other unsafe operating practices while driving any carts.
• If you anticipate operating your cart after dark, you must use lights (fixed or portable) and
reflector.
• You must be 18 years of age or older to register your cart and 16 years of age or older to
operate.
• All cart operators must possess a valid state issued driver’s license. Learner’s permits will
not be sufficient.
• You must maintain insurance limits of $500,000.00 Combined Single Limits (CSL)
• You must follow the directions of all premises security personnel and/or any SCTP
Official.
• Violators may be given one (1) warning only. Thereafter, all cart or moped privileges will
be revoked and/or ticketed.
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SCTP INTERNATIONAL-STYLE NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – JULY 28 - AUGUST 2
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Tuesday, July 28
Official Training & Practice Day. The range will open at 8:00 am and be closed by 4:00
pm on the 28th to prepare for the next day’s Championships.
Squad schedules and Flanking assignments will be posted by noon on the 28th.
Wednesday, July 29
Skeet Championships (first 75 / 125 targets)
Thursday, July 30
Skeet Championships (last 50 / 125 targets & Finals)
Friday, July 31
Double Trap (All 150 / 150 Trap Doubles & Finals)
Bunkers may be open for Trap practice if space and time permit
Saturday, August 1
Bunker Trap Championships (first 75 / 125 targets)
Sunday, August 2
Bunker Trap Championships (last 50 / 125 targets & Finals)
Awards Presentation/Banquet at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort @ about 6:00 pm.
Everyone is invited to attend. Please let Amanda Wondrash know if you plan on
attending and how many. The banquet room will open at 5:00 pm if the competition
finishes early enough.
AMMUNITION
International loads will be available at the range for $60 a case.
SQUAD AWARDS
College/College Open Division
1st – 3rd places (Individual 1st – 3rd)
Senior Division
Intermediate Division
Open Division
1st – 3rd places
Rookie Division
1st – 3rd places (Individual places only)
OTHER INFORMATION
Match Director - Tom Wondrash
Administration - Amanda Wondrash, April Carr
Director of Development - Scott Moniot
Regional Field Reps - Hank Garvey, Chet Tuinstra, Jennifer Kirchhoefer
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SPP SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Sunday, July 12
12:00pm – 5:00pm
Check-In and Registration
Practice Range open
Monday, July 13
8:00am – 2:00pm
Practice Range open
9:00am &1:00pm
Match Shooting Slots
Tuesday, July 14
8:00am – 5:00pm
9:00am &1:00pm
1:30pm – 3:00pm
Practice Range open
Meet Larry and Brenda Potterfield at the Main Events Center
Wednesday, July 15
8:00am – 2:00pm
Practice Range open
9:00am &1:00pm
11:30am
Shane Coley Team GLOCK Captain SPP Shooting Clinic
3:30pm
Shane Coley Team GLOCK Captain SPP Shooting Clinic
4:45 pm
Opening Ceremonies. Food and drink to follow. States/Teams
parade at Grandstands.
Thursday, July 16
8:00am – 2:00pm
Practice Range open
9:00am &1:00pm
4:00 pm
SPP Coaches’ Meeting
5:00pm – 6:00 pm
Pizza and soda party. Sponsored by MEC, Hodgdon Powders,
Zanders Sporting Goods, and Downrange Wads
Friday, July 17
8:00am – 2:00pm
9:00am &1:00pm
10:00am – 5:00pm
5:00pm – 6:00 pm
Practice Range open
Youth Conservation Day - Pheasants Forever, NWTF, and others
Ice cream social - sponsored by Browning
Saturday, July 18
8:00am
Practice Range open
9:00am
12:00pm
All Raffle Items must be claimed (No items will be shipped.)
3:15pm SPP Awards — (approximate time)
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*HIVIZ RIMFIRE RIFLE SIDE MATCH
This year HiViz is sponsoring a special Rimfire Rifle Side Match at the pistol bays. This
special side match is similar to the SPP course of fire except it is shot with a semiauto,
box-fed .22LR rifle. Bring your rifle and ammo and, for a nominal fee, you can join the
fun! Check with the SPP staff down on the berms or at the SPP window at the Main Events
Center for available times.
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SPP MATCH INFORMATION &
GUIDELINES
Practice:
Practice Bays (2)
Practice bays will be available during the week for teams
to practice their skills prior to competing in the SPP
match.
Registration:
Head Coaches must check in at the Main Events Center,
verify their team entry and squadding information,
and pick up their Shoot Packets in person. All coaches
will be required to sign off on their team’s squadding,
verifying that all squads and divisions are correct.
Age Divisions:
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Senior
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Rimfire Division
Centerfire Division
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High Overall – Senior Centerfire; Senior Rimfire; Junior
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High Lady – Senior Centerfire; Senior Rimfire; Junior
Centerfire; Junior Rimfire
Collegiate – Summer Blast: First – Third
Endowment Money Awards:
There will be placement endowment money for the top
three JR / SR teams in each division:
1st $2,000
2nd $1,500
3rd $1,000
Teams must have a registered team endowment account
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AMMUNITION
Ammunition will be available on site at the Gamaliel
Ammunition Building. All shooters are responsible for
their own ammunition. The Ammunition Building will
be open from 8 am to 6 pm daily.
CAMPING
The World Shooting & Recreational Complex (WSRC)
is a premier destination for recreational vehicle
enthusiasts. The WSRC offers scenic camping areas as
well as standard sites with electric, water and sewer.
All campsites have 50amp service:
170 Premium RV pads on 65 ft. centers (water,
sewer, electric)
171 Premium North Loop RV pads (water, sewer,
electric)
350 Standard RV Campsites (water and electric)
310 Overflow RV Campsites (electric only)
Public Shower Building with 20 private stalls (4
accessible)
Camping reservations may be made at
www.reserveamerica.com.
For assistance or questions about camping at WSRC,
contact Sherry Flowers at 618-295-2700, ext. 486.
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DIRECTIONS
World Shooting & Recreational Complex
One Main Event Lane, Sparta, IL 62286 866-850-2564
From St. Louis:
Take 255 to IL-3 South 34 Miles (IL-3 Becomes IL-154
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Miles. Turn Right (West) on CR-18 for 6.0 Miles. Turn
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From Rend Lake:
Take IL-154 from I-57 West 35 miles. Turn Right(North)
on IL-4 in Sparta for 4.7 Miles. Turn Left (West) on CR18 for 3 Miles. Turn left into complex.
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The Tourism Bureau of Southwestern Illinois is happy
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ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES FOR SCTP & SPP:
1. Current ATA, NSCA, NSSA, USA Shooting and SPP rules, as well as rules in this
program and any match or National Director’s bulletins posted on this range, govern this
match.
2.All participating athletes and coaches must be registered and fully paid with the SSSF
before competing. Event registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
For SCTP, all reservations will be done electronically through the team login at www.
sssfonline.org. For SPP, all participants must be registered and fully paid for the match
before competing. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. All
reservations must be done by completing the Registration Form and sending to Tammy
Mowry. If copies of the Registration Form are needed, please email Tammy Mowry
([email protected]).
3.All ammunition and practice rounds are the responsibility of the participant.
4.Alcohol/illegal or individually non-prescribed drugs and firearms do not mix.
Alcohol and other illegal substances are strictly forbidden by the SSSF and World
Shooting Recreational Complex during this event. Further, any person who is found to
be in possession of, or under the influence of, alcohol or drugs while using, cleaning,
maintaining, inspecting, or otherwise handling their shotgun or any other firearm at any
time will be immediately disqualified from the entire event and asked to leave without
refund.
5.Safe gun handling and appropriate shooting attire are required. Flip-flops and opentoed shoes are prohibited. No tank tops, mid-drift tops or shorts above mid-thigh are
allowed.
Reprimands will be issued based on violation and could ultimately mean disqualification
from the tournament.
6.Hat shooting is strictly prohibited during competition. Once all competition has
been completed, hat shooting may occur 1) ONLY after receiving permission from the
tournament director or staff member and 2) under the supervision of a state advisor or
coach. Any competitor who participates in hat shooting outside of both of these conditions
will be immediately disqualified and asked to leave the competition without refund.
7. All shooters must sign the score sheet (next to the score total) before leaving the range.
8.Use of any tobacco product by anyone under the age of 18 is against Illinois State
Law, and any use of tobacco product by an SCTP/SPP participant under the age of 18 is
against SSSF guidelines. Participating in the use of tobacco products can be grounds for
disqualification from the tournament.
9.Any athlete or adult disqualified from the tournament will not receive a refund of any
tournament fees, game fees, practice fees or any other funds paid to SSSF or it agents.
10. 1-5 Place ties in the Individual Skeet & Trap events will be broken by long run back
and then long run front. Sporting Clays ties will be broken by three pre-designated tiebreaker stations. SPP ties will be broken per rule book. If a tie occurs for final ranking,
the In & Out stage score will be used as the tie-breaker. If that does not break the tie, the
fastest single run of that stage will be used as the tie-breaker. If still needed, the second
and third run will be used as the tie breaker.
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SCHOLASTIC PISTOL PROGRAM
STAGES
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Wednesday 4:45pm
Grandstands
Food & Drink to follow
Meet teams, coaches, industry and staff!
SSSF / NRA All-Scholastic Team
will be recognized!
SSSF PRESENTED EVENTS
PIZZA & SODA PARTY
Thursday 5:00 – 6:00pm
Grandstands
SPONSORED BY
BROWNING ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Friday 5:00 – 6:00pm
Grandstands
Followed by The Last Competitor Standing!
Wristbands available in
Main building for $5
SPONSORED BY
AA TrAAcker COACHES’ SHOOT OPEN
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GET 2015 SSSF NATIONALS NEWS ON
YOUR CELL PHONE
Keep up with all the Nationals news & action via
text messaging on your cell phone.
The updates will provide timely announcements about weather delays,
schedule changes, reminders about evening events, and other important
information.
The service is optional, and messages
will be sent only to those who opt
in. You can opt out at any time. All
phone numbers will be deleted on
Monday, July 20.
This is a free service from SSSF, but
standard text messaging rates for
your account may apply. To sign up,
go to:
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(Web address is case-sensitive.)
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COPPER SPONSORS
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MEMBER SPONSORS
Alaska’s Waterfall Resort, Bob Palmer, Butcher’s Block, Boyt
Harness/Bob Allen, Cabela’s, Cedar Valley Cheese, Cedron Farms
Lodge, Cheyenne Mountain Resort, Crazy Quail, Crown Awards, Dorr
Peninsula Winery, Down Range Manufacturing, Elite Images, K-9
Enterprises, Klement’s Sausage, Midland Radio Corp., Pierce Sales &
Service, Pizza Hut, Primos Outdoor Products, Purina, Quality Seafood,
ShootersPost, Shooting USA, TenPoint Crossbows, Trainors’ Maple
Essence Farms, Walmart, Winchester, Wisconsin Whitetail Pursuit,
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
These exceptional student athletes are named to the team in
recognition of their excellence in both shooting and academics.
SCHOLASTIC CLAY TARGET PROGRAM
Aaron Copelan
Dakoda Alms
James Diaz
Aaron Wilson
Dalton Dyer
Jarod Reynolds
Abby Brown
Dalton Kirchhoefer
Jay Bunn
Abigail Stoner
Dana Bonney
Jed Stitt
Alex York
Elizabeth Burks
Jill Harmston
Alexander Ahlin
Ethan Boyer
John Baggett
Alexander Trentz
Ethan Johnson
Jordan Hintz
Amber Pruitt
Ethan Vinyard
Joseph Altwies
Amber Rasmussen
Fred Peters
Joseph Fanizzi
Anders Rider
Gage Dixon
Joseph King
Andrew Wilson
Garrett Percer
Joseph Leonard
Atticus Clark
George Carlo Clark
Joseph Polacek
Austin Brown
Griffin Black
Josh Galloway
Austin Jacob
Gunner Hall
Joshua Dintleman
Ben Schroeder
Hank Garvey
Joshua Jacobs
Benjamin Young
Hunter Rowland
Josie Lonning
Blake Sanford
Hunter Zwart
Kaden Waack
Branden Laurent
Jack Belding
Kaitlyn Meinzer
Braxton Rider
Jack Koury
Katarina Borg
Caleb Johnson
Jack Martinelli
Keaton Clark
Caleb Miller
Jacob Anderson
Kent Writesel
Cecilia Young
Jacob Casey
Kevin Bandt
Charlie Vickrey
Jacob Harrison
Kyle Goke
Chase Owens
Jacob Humphrey
Kyle Lazarski
Chris Arnold
Jacob Lawfer
Laine Ashlock
Christopher Jensen
Jacob McInturff
Lake Heaton
Clayton Osborne
Jacob Sanders
Lakota Adams
Colten Calvert
Jacob Schwenker
Lance Johnson
Colton Nation
Jacob Sears
Lane Dundee
Connor Simmons
Jake Hoffman
Lauren Herr
2015 SSSF / NRA
ALL-SCHOLASTIC TEAM!
Join us as we honor them during the
Opening Ceremonies on Wednesday, July 15.
Lauren Thomas
Nolan Loughry
Sydney Carson
Lawrence Cooper
Olin Cecil Linke, III
Taylor Kennemer
Logan Fletcher
Oliva Stecker
Tess Decker
Lucas Rosenmiller
Peyton Deane
Thomas Browne
Luke Heinzen
Raleigh Woods
Travis Jodts
Mason Cox
Riley Denes
Travis Old
Matthew Opsitnick
Roe Reynolds
Tucker Trussell
Matthew Wells
Rowdy England
Tyler Coleman
Max Bunning
Sam Carson
Tyler Yost
Max Weiser
Sam Lama
Walter Barnickel
Michael Nye
Samantha Smith
William Till III
Morgan Goette
Samuel Fowler
Wyatt King
Nathan Patterson
Sean Laurent
Zachary Hahn
Nicholas Blenker
Shane Marshall
Zachary Metz
Nicholson McGaha
Shelby Evans
Nick Koury
Spencer Jordan
Nick Schieber
Summer Gobrecht
Alex White
Jordan Castro
Quinne Herolt
Alexander Gauci
Joseph King
Reed Austin
Anders Rider
Julie Koetting
Reed Carter
Bailey Stroud
Kate Yee
Travis Baldwin
Baley Lamar
Kevin Rice
Travis Jodts
Benjamin Kokotovich
Kylee Miner
Tyler Wright
Brady Wilkes
Logan Green
W. Hunter Hall
Braxton Rider
Lydia Koetting
Zach Bolotte
Danny Busch
Megan Carty
Zachary Briggs
Dylan Johnson
Mitchell Henderson
Isabella Robinson
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
2015 SSSF SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
SSSF will award a total of $61,000 in scholarships
to SCTP and SPP athletes this year!
SCHOLASTIC CLAY TARGET PROGRAM RECIPIENTS:
Jacob Buchanon - AK
Grace Hambuchen – AR
Marshall Anema – AZ
Danielle Buttermore – CT
Clayton Teall – FL
Zachary Metz – FL
Ciara Erenberger – IA
Samuel Frederes – IA
Joshua Morrison – IA
Lake Heaton – IA
Lauren Herr – IA
Christopher Martin – IA
Caleb Gradeless – IA
Samantha Ashland – IA
Luke Borden – ID
Sydney Carson – IN
Conner Haley – IN
Emily Duquette – MA
Alyssa Minder – MN
Zachary Jung – MN
Emily Hampson – MO
Austin Webb – MT
Courtney Jones – NC
Hunter Clark – NC
Grant Lind – ND
Madison Webster – NE
Carl Kessler – OH
Sean Curran – OH
Tess Decker – OK
Douglas Birchard – PA
Bryce Buckwalter – PA
Zane McShane – PA
Donovan Barry – PA
William Till – SC
Braxton Rider – TN
Harold Doughty III – TN
Samantha Smith – TN
Mathew St. John – TN
Joseph Simmons – TN
Travis Old – TX
Ian Stodart – UT
Grayson Helms – WA
Megan Rice – WA
Abigail Denmark – WA
Abigail Rosenau – WI
Dalton Karow – WI
Emily Bradley – WI
Samuel Hovde – WI
Zachary Hahn – WI
Zachary Henderson – WI
Emma Gehring – WI
Atticus Clark – WI
Gunnar Kern – WI
Molly Cocroft – WI
Joseph Altwies – WI
Brian Morris – WI
Pauline Schlais – WI
SCHOLASTIC PISTOL PROGRAM RECIPIENTS:
Franklin Ordway – OR
Eri Marin – ME
Hunter Reiley – TX
Ryan Hellyer – KY
Tyler Wright – OH
Corey Bucholz – WI
Amber Rasmussen – WI
Jordan Castro – WA
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS WHO HAVE
HELPED MAKE THIS YEAR’S SCHOLARSHIPS POSSIBLE:
NSSA-NSCA
Smith & Wesson
ATA
NRA
GunBroker.com
Hodgdon Powder
Zanders Sporting Goods
MEC
Joyce Wilson
IDPA
Proud supporters of the Scholastic Clay Target Program
and the Scholastic Pistol Program

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