Sheaffer Stanfill Shines At 2024 U.S. Open Skeet Championship, Wins Two Events

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posted on July 2, 2024

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Rem NSSA Open Jul2024 1 — Team Remington’s Sheaffer Stanfill won both the Doubles and 12-Gauges events during the 2024 NSSA U.S. Open Skeet Championship, held at 16 gun clubs around the country, Jun. 21-23.

Photo courtesy of Remington

Team Remington shooting athlete Sheaffer Stanfill secured championship titles in both the Doubles and 12-Gauge events during the recent U.S. Open Skeet Championship. There were 16 gun clubs around the country that concurrently hosted the competition on June 21-23.

More than 600 top skeet shooters from around the country (and Puerto Rico) gathered to shoot at the 16 different gun clubs that hosted the event. As mentioned, Stanfill won championships in both the 12-Gauge and Doubles events, including a virtuoso 100-straight performance shooting doubles, which was the only perfect score in that event.

In the High Over All competition, Stanfill walked away with a score of 397 of 400 targets.

The National Skeet Shooting Association administered the 2024 U.S. Open from its headquarters in San Antonio, Texas. Below are the different clubs that participated in the competition.

Fairfield County Fish & Game Club (Conn.) – Zone 1
Loch Raven Skeet and Trap Center (Md.) – Zone 2
Fairfax Rod and Gun Club (Va.) – Zone 2
Wright-Patterson AFB Rod and Gun (Ohio) – Zone 3
Army Aviation Shotgun Club (formerly Fort Rucker Skeet Club) (Ala.) – Zone 4
Asociacion Tiro y Caza de Puerto Rico Guayama (Puerto Rico) – Zone 4
Palatka Skeet Club (Fla.) – Zone 4
Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) Clay Target Center (N.C.) – Zone 4
Ark Valley Gun Club (Kan.) – Zone 5
Sauk Prairie Trap and Skeet (Wis.) – Zone 5
Blue Rock Sportsman Club (Ark.) – Zone 6
Fort Worth Trap and Skeet Club (Texas) – Zone 6
Lafayette Skeet Academy (La.) – Zone 6
United Sportsmen Incorporated (Calif.) – Zone 7
Missoula Trap & Skeet Club (Mont.) – Zone 7
National Shooting Complex (Texas) – Zone 6

Team Remington shooters compete with the company’s Premier STS, Premier Nitro 27 and Premier Sporting Clays loads.

“Sheaffer’s drive, passion and execution means he’ll be a star in the skeet world for years to come,” Remington Team Manager Mike Hampton, Sr., said. “We look forward to seeing Sheaffer shoot and win throughout the rest of the season.”

See the full results of the 2024 NSSA U.S. Open here.

Learn more about Team Remington at remington.com.