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SCTP (Scholastic Clay Target Program) College Nationals returned to its historic fall schedule at the Cardinal Shooting Center with the International Bunker and Skeet Disciplines kicking off the event on the 6th of October. These very challenging clay target sports continue to gain the attention of American competitors and coaches, with many Olympians at Tokyo having spent previous time as athletes or supporters of the SCTP.

Using the newly constructed international venue at the Cardinal Center,  SCTP saw one of the newest teams to the SCTP College cadre, University of the Ozarks from Arkansas would take top honors in both of the International Divisions of Bunker Trap and International Skeet.

Top achievements:

• Lindenwood University shot a 989/1000, taking top tournament honors in the American Trap event
• Jacksonville University set a SCTP College Nationals record in Sporting Clays, shooting a 985/1000
• Emmanuel College took the top spot in the 5-Stand event, shooting a 474/500

Sporting Clays D-1

• Lindenwood University 1st Place       977
• Emmanuel College Clay Target Shooting 2nd Place   970
• University of Alabama Clay Shooting Team 3rd Place           960

Sporting Clays D-2

• Fort Hays University 1st Place 981
• Clemson University 2nd Place  958
• University of the Ozarks 3rd Place 956

Sporting Clays D-3

• Jacksonville University Sporting, Skeet and Trap Team 1st Place 985
• William Penn Shotgun Sports 2nd Place 944
• Montreat College Clay Target Team 3rd Place 937

Sporting Clays D-4 

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 931
• Indian Hills Community College Sports Shooting Team 2nd Place 906

Sporting Clays Individual 

• Jessica Knox Ladies’  1st Place- Clemson University   191
• Raylee Bishop Ladies’ 2nd Place- William Penn Shotgun Sports 191
• Emmy Zerby Ladies’ 3rd Place- University of Alabama 191
• Jared Greenwood Men’s 1st Place-Fort Hays University       200
• Hayden Floyd Men’s 2nd Place- Jacksonville University        199
• Zach Abbott Men’s 3rd Place- Jacksonville University           198

Trap D-1 

• Lindenwood University 1st Place 989
• Emmanuel Clay Target Shooting 2nd Place 973
• Bethel University 3rd Place 957

Trap D-2

• Fort Hays University 1st Place 987
• Hillsdale College-2nd Place 985
• University of Ozarks- 3rd Place 985

Trap D-3

• William Penn Shotgun Sports 1st Place 974
• Montreat College Clay Target Team 2nd Place 974
• Jacksonville University Sporting, Skeet and Trap Team 3rd Place 96

Trap D-4

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 976
• Indian Hills Community College Sports Shooting Team 2nd Place    95

Trap Individuals

• Jade Chapman Ladies’ 1st Place-Fort Hays University 195
• Gianna Mitchell Ladies’ 2nd Place-Lindenwood University   195
• Jaycee Beckham Ladies’ 3rd Place-Montreat College 195
• Woodrow Glazer Men’s 1st Place-Hillsdale College  200
• Joshua Corbin Men’s 2nd Place- Hillsdale College 199
• Lane Ward Men’s 3rd Place-University of the Ozarks 199

Skeet D-1

• Emmanuel College Clay Target Shooting 1st Place 974
• University of Alabama Clay Shooting Team 2nd Place 972
• Lindenwood University 3rd Place 971

Skeet D-2

• Fort Hays University 1st Place 986
• Hillsdale College 2nd Place 980
• Clemson University 3rd Place 959

Skeet D-3

• Jacksonville University Sporting, Skeet, and Trap Team 1st Place     973
• William Penn Shotgun Sports 2nd Place 972
• Montreat College Clay Target Team 3rd Place 965

Skeet D-4

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 942
• Indian Hills Community College Sports Shooting Team 2nd Place 931

Skeet Individuals

• Katie Petersen Ladies’ 1st Place-Fort Hays University 198
• Jami Garrizzio Ladies’ 2nd Place- Bryan College 197
• Tatelyn Benton Ladies’ 3rd Place-Clemson University 194
• Kyle Fleck Men’s 1st Place-Hillsdale College  200
• Lane Sorensen Men’s 2nd Place-Fort Hays University 199
• Hayden Floyd Men’s 3rd Place-Jacksonville University 198

5-Stand D-1

• Emmanuel College 1st Place  474
• Bethel University 2nd place    433
• University of Alabama Clay Shooting Team 3rd Place 423

5-Stand D-2

• Clemson University 1st Place 458

5-Stand D-3

• Jacksonville University Sporting, Skeet, and Trap Team 1st Place 459
• Bryan College 2nd Place 385
• Grace College Shooting Sports Club 3rd Place 341

5-Stand D-4

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 410
• Indian Hills Community College Sports Shooting Team 401

5-Stand Individuals

• Dakota Duke Ladies’ 1st Place-Bethel University 85
• Joan Green Ladies’ 2nd Place-Emmanual College 85
• Kaitlyn Koenig Ladies’ 3rd Place-Jacksonville University 84
• Aaron Copelan Men’s 1st Place-Emmanual College  97
• Austin Cagle Men’s 2nd Place-Jacksonville University 97
• Coty James Men’s 3rd Place-Emmanual College 96

Bunker Trap D-2

• University of the Ozarks 1st Place      385

Bunker Trap D-3

• William Penn Shotgun Sports 1st Place 378
• Jacksonville University Sporting, Skeet and Trap Team 2nd Place    370
• Grace College Shooting Sports Club 3rd Place 248

Bunker Trap D-4

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 340

Bunker Trap Individuals 

Lacy White Ladies’ 1st Place-Bryan College 82

• Ida Brown Ladies’ 2nd Place-Hillsdale College 79
• Chantry Stermer Ladies’ 3rd Place-Jacksonville University    75
• Manny Butdorf Men’s 1st Place-Jacksonville University       90
• Jacob Tucker Men’s 2nd Place-University of the Ozarks       84
• Lance Thompson Men’s 3rd Place- Jacksonville University   83

I-Skeet D-2

• University of the Ozarks 1st Place      362

I-Skeet D-3

• William Penn Shotgun Sports 1st Place          359

I-Skeet D-4

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 286

I-Skeet Individuals

• Alexis Teribury Ladies’ 1st Place-Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting            64
• Kyle Fleck Men’s 1st Place-Hillsdale College  93
• Joshua Corbin Men’s 2nd Place-Hillsdale College     93
• Keaton Little Men’s 3rd Place- University of the Ozarks        97

Overall Champions:

The High Overall Lady title was claimed by Katie Peterson of Fort Hays State University shooting a 583/600. Katie improved her score by 43 targets from last year’s Nationals.

Men’s HOA, belongs to Hayden Floyd of Jacksonville University who shot a 595/600 for top honors. Hayden’s score is the new HOA collegiate record!

The High Overall team awards were determined by 200 target Trap, 200 target Skeet and 200 target Sporting Clays:

HOA D-1  

• Lindenwood University 1st Place 2,937
• Emmanuel College Clay Target Shooting 2nd Place   2,917
• University of Alabama Clay Shooting Team 3rd Place 2,887
• Bethel University 4th Place    2,851

HOA D-2 

• Fort Hays University 1st Place 2,953
• Hillsdale College 2nd Place 2,920
• University of the Ozarks 3rd Place 2,896
• Clemson University Shotgun Club 4th Place  2,886

HOA D-3 

• Jacksonville University 1st Place 2,922
• William Penn Shotgun Sports 2nd Place 2,887
• Montreat College Clay Target Team 3rd Place 2,876
• Grace College Shooting Sports Club 4th Place 2,636
• Olivet College 5th Place 2,594

HOA D-4

• Hawkeye RedTails Sports Shooting 1st Place 2,849
• Indian Hills Community College Sports Shooting Team 2nd Place    2,788

Networking and recruitment at Nationals:

Back by popular demand, high school athletes were invited to join the shoot, allowing them to compete in a separate high school competition. Intended as a useful opportunity for coaches interested in meeting the next class of shooters, the integration of networking is now a mainstay of College Nationals. Additionally, this gave rising athletes an opportunity to learn from college-level athletes and become familiar with college shooting programs throughout the nation.

Next up at the Cardinal Shooting Center: SCTP Olympic Training Camps and SCTP National Championships:

In addition to SCTP College Nationals, the Cardinal Shooting Center is also home to SCTP Olympic Training Camps, Spring Regional Championships, and July’s SCTP National Championship, the biggest shoot in Cardinal Center history. In the previous season’s event, over 2.2 million rounds were safely fired as teams of junior shooting sports athletes stepped to the line at their National Championships in an attempt to make it to the podium under the grandstand lights. The 2022 SCTP National Championship kicks off July 9th with the International Skeet and Trap events, followed by American disciplines, side games, and awards through the 16th.

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The mission of the SSSF is to provide and enhance personal growth and development opportunities for student athlete members; become the premier authority in all things pertaining to firearm-related pursuits for youth; pass on to future generations the legacy of lifelong, safe, responsible enjoyment of the shooting sports. This includes serving as a feeder/pipeline for organized, sanctioned shooting organizations and teams.

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