SCTP Spring Regional in Illinois Results
OutdoorHub 04.18.13
The Scholastic Clay Target Program’s (SCTP) Regional High School Tournament was a huge success, running concurrently with the Scholastic Pistol Program’s (SPP) Midwest Spring Regional, April 5-6 at the World Shooting and Recreation Complex in Sparta, IL.
This was the first of several SCTP/SPP combined regional events that are scheduled for this season throughout the country. Both the SCTP and SPP programs are administered by the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF).
“Several of the athletes and coaches came up to us and commented on how much they enjoyed the opportunity to be able to compete in both our clay target and pistol programs at the same event,” said Dan Hathaway, Executive Director of the SSSF. “By combining these two disciplines, we’re now able to introduce more young athletes to the shooting sports than ever before, and that’s what the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation is all about.”
In the SCTP Regional High School Tournament, 24 squads (283 athletes) competed in skeet, trap, and sporting clays. Over 43,000 targets were thrown over the two-day competition.
For the HOA awards, the Burlington (WI) H.S. Demons finished 1st, followed by Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. in 2nd, and the Kansas City (KS) Crushers in 3rd.
In skeet, the Varsity Division Champions were the Kansas City (KS) Crushers, followed by the two Clarksville (TN) teams who finished in 2nd and 3rd. The Junior Varsity Champs were the Henry County (TN) No Fly Zone, with the Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. team in 2nd and the St. Charles (IL) S.C. team in 3rd. In the Intermediate Division, Henry County (TN) No Fly Zone captured 1st, while the Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. squad finished 2nd and the Central Falcons (WI) grabbed 3rd. The Gateway Claybusters (MO) finished 1st in the Open Division, followed by the Henry County (TN) No Fly Zone in 2nd and the Burlington (WI) H.S. Demons in 3rd.
In trap, the Burlington (WI) H.S. Demons finished 1st in the Varsity Division, with the Gateway (MO) Claybusters in 2nd and the Ozaukee (WI) Youth Trap Team in 3rd. The Junior Varsity Division Championship was won by Team Henges Red (MO), St. Charles (IL) S.C. was 2nd, and Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. was 3rd. The Team Henges Orange squad finished 1st in the Intermediate Division, followed by the Burlington (WI) H.S. Demons in 2nd and the Arnold Junior Shooters (MO) in 3rd. Open Division Champs were the Arnold Junior Shooters Red (MO) squad with the Gateway Claybusters (MO) finishing 2nd and the Chester (IL) H.S. Yellow Jackets finishing 3rd.
In Sporting Clays, the two Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. squads captured 1st and 2nd Place in the Varsity Division, followed by the Burlington (WI) H.S. Demons in 3rd. The Junior Varsity Division Championship was captured by the Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. team, with the CAM Scholastic Shooting Team (IA) placing 2nd and Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. team placing 3rd. In the Intermediate Division, the Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. team finished 1st, followed by the Central Falcons (WI) H.S. team in 2nd and the Pinckneyville (IL) H.S. team in 3rd. In the Open Division, Clarksville (TN) H.S. captured 1st place, while Marrissa (IL) H.S. finished in 2nd, followed by the Wilmot Panthers (WI) H.S. team in 3rd.
The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) is responsible for all aspects of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) and Scholastic Pistol Program (SPP) across the United States, including participant registration, coaches, state coordinators, state and national championships, promotion, communications, websites, public relations, and growth strategies. The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation exists to raise funding and other resources for Youth Development Programs in the shooting sports industry.
SCTP and SPP are youth development programs, originally developed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), where adult coaches and volunteers model sportsmanship, responsibility, honesty, ethics, integrity, and teamwork while using shooting sports programs to teach these and other positive life skills to the athletes.
