International Skeet - Team Results | Individual Results

Bunker Trap - Team Results | Individual Results

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) is passing the torch of its popular Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) to the newly formed Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF). Longtime youth shooting sports coach Dr. Bill Christy is heading up the new foundation. The new foundation will be responsible for all aspects of SCTP, including participant registration, coaches, state coordinators, state and national championships, promotion, communications, Web sites, public relations and growth strategies. Transition of the program to SSSF will be accomplished over the next several months. SSSF will become the official administrator of SCTP on Jan. 1, 2009. Read More | Play Video

A record 2,100 young shooters from 35 states competed in Sparta, Ill., at the 2008 SCTP National Championships. Below are results from the big event at the World Shooting & Recreational Complex. Tune in to the NSSF Channel on YouTube for videos and Flickr.com/SCTP2008 for photos. Check back in the coming week for additions.

Results Are In

Skeet
Varsity | Junior Varsity | Intermediate Advanced
Intermediate Entry | Rookie | Alternate

Sporting Clays
Varsity | Junior Varsity | Intermediate Advanced
Intermediate Entry | Rookie | Alternate

Trap
Varsity | Junior Varsity | Intermediate Advanced
Intermediate Entry | Rookie | Alternate

Download the Official 2008 SCTP Nationals Program Guide

Selections to the 2008 Junior Olympic Development Camp have been announced. The camp, to be held at the Olympic Training Facility in Colorado Springs, will run Oct. 5-12 for coaches and Oct. 8-12 for athletes. See This Year's JODC Selections

Former SCTP shooters Vincent Hancock and Corey Cogdell put in very strong performances at the 2008 Olympics. Hancock won gold in skeet, while Cogdell won bronze in women's trap.

For a complete wrap-up of the shooting events in Beijing, visit USAShooting.com and NBCOlympics.com.

Legendary National Shotgun Team Coach Lloyd Woodhouse sits down to talk about SCTP and what it takes to become an Olympic-caliber trap or skeet shooter. See what he had to say in the SCTP Forum. Part 1 | Part 2

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SCTP athletes who meet participation requirements for a discipline (see SCTP Handbook) are allowed and encouraged to participate in other clay target disciplines sanctioned by the Scholastic Clay Target Program.