Connor Daniel Leads Team Winchester and White Flyer Sweep of Seminole Cup Main Event Podium

Connor Daniel didn’t just win the Main Event at the 2026 Seminole Cup—he brought company.

Daniel posted a 187 out of 200 to claim the Main Event High Over All title at this year’s Seminole Cup, held February 24 through March 1 at Broadfield, Sea Island’s private Sporting Club and Lodge in Woodbine, Georgia. Winchester and White Flyer teammates Kevin DeMichiel and Zach Kienbaum followed him to the podium with matching scores of 184 out of 200, finishing second and third respectively. For the victory, Daniel took home a $5,000 payout.

A Team Winchester and Team White Flyer sweep of the Main Event podium at one of the most exclusive events on the NSCA sporting-clays calendar—that’s as clean as it gets.

Connor Daniel and Desi Edmunds each walked away from the 2026 Seminole Cup with Main Event titles—Daniel taking High Over All at 187/200 and Edmunds claiming the Lady crown at 168/200 at Broadfield in Woodbine, Georgia. (Photo courtesy of Winchester)

The five-day Seminole Cup features 11 events across Broadfield’s sprawling grounds, drawing some of the top sporting-clays talent in the country. And this year, the Winchester and White Flyer contingent left their fingerprints on more than just the Main Event.

Desi Edmunds delivered a standout week on the women’s side, winning Main Event Lady High Over All with 168 out of 200 and adding the Super Sporting Lady High Over All title with 91 out of 100. Kienbaum stayed busy beyond his third-place Main Event finish, earning the Prelim runner-up spot at 93 out of 100 and taking third in Super Sporting with 95 out of 100.

Between Daniel’s Main Event crown, the full podium sweep, Edmunds’ two Lady titles and Kienbaum’s three top-three finishes across different disciplines, the week in Woodbine amounted to one of the most productive tournament performances by any team on the early-season NSCA circuit.

The Seminole Cup occupies a unique place on the sporting clays calendar. Broadfield is a 5,800-acre private lodge tucked into the Georgia coast, where live oaks and towering pines frame the courses and the atmosphere leans closer to Southern retreat than competition grounds. That setting, combined with the depth of the field and the five-day format, makes it one of the events that sporting-clays shooters circle on the calendar each year.

Full results from the 2026 Seminole Cup are available at the Score Chaser website.

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