Coaching, volunteering and parent information
Finding the Right Equipment
Need more information on what type of firearm may be best for your youth athlete? Read the article below for more information on making the best choice. Our coaches can also assist you with firearm selection, local dealers and other information.
Spring Practices
Registration for established Trap athletes is in August. Registration for New athletes is in January.
Practices- Trap practice is every Monday @ 4pm starting in mid March at the Clinton County Sportsman's Club.
Meets are Saturdays usually starting around 8:00 a.m. depending on the location.
*NOTE ON MEETS*
Please do your best to be on time.
Also, you must be signed up through TeamSnap with your intended disciplines in the notes 72 hours BEFORE the meet.
Coaching - Basic Shotgun Course Info
The Basic Shotgun Coach Certification Program is designed for prospective coaches wishing to start or join a youth clay target or action shooting sports team as a coach or an adult volunteer. The intuitive, primarily online-based curriculum certifies coaches to work with beginning and novice athletes involved in the shotgun sports of American Trap, American Skeet, and Sporting Clays.
Tips on Selecting the Right Shotgun
With so many options to choose from, which
gun is right for your child? Brand and type are personal preference. However, fit it correctly! Take the time to make sure your child is comfortable with their chosen gun for the best chance at success.
Coaching - Basic Shotgun Field Day
Coaching - Basic Shotgun Field Day
The course is designed to teach basic shotgun coaching techniques and team management fundamentals for leading youth trap, sporting clays and/or skeet teams.
Before registering for a Range Day, you must first complete the required online Basic Shotgun Coach Training