“Tag: youth”

An excellent representative for her sport, 16-year-old Mackenzie Bragg is a champion Steel Challenge shooter—as well as a world record holder

As of Friday, June 14, registrations for the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) Nationals are already 20 percent ahead of the previous attendance record. There are youth athletes from 28 states already signed up!

Like father, like daughter. Shannon Moriarty and her dad, Christopher, enjoy shooting high power rifle together

School-aged competitive shooting athletes will continue competing at the Cardinal Shooting Center for SSSF Nationals through 2029

It’s safe to say that young people love the shooting sports—especially clay target shooting. There’s about 30,000 student-athletes participating in the USA High School Clay Target League nationwide during the 2018-19 school year

The Second Amendment Teen Hunters Program not only encourages those interested in the outdoors, hunting and shooting sports to learn more about their rights as U.S. citizens―it also promotes the NRA along with other local and national organizations. The goal is to spread the joy that the shooting sports and spending time outdoors contributes to both young and old alike.

If you are already in a training program, you will perform better at your next match. Go the extra mile!

Producing a competitive score in the sport of Metal Madness requires ridiculously good accuracy and speed skills

2,692 youths from 26 states to be exact, at both the action shooting and clay target program nationals at the Cardinal Center this summer, some breaking records