The biggest SCTP event of the year is fast-approaching. Here is a preliminary schedule of events at the World Shooting & Recreational Complex and important points to remember to help teams prepare for the big event.

Event Schedule | Reminders | Shoot Fees
Area Lodging | Cart Rentals | Frequently Asked Questions

SCTP has established a grant program to assist SCTP state directors and coaches with registration costs for SCTP-approved coach/instructor training classes. Applications will be accepted from April 1, 2008 through January 31, 2009.
Guidelines & Application

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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Two former SCTP standouts will represent the United States at the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing. Corey Codgell has claimed the sole women's trap spot, and Vincent Hancock, 2007 World Cup record holder and Pan American Games gold medalist, will represent the U.S. in skeet.

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Register your team online. Be sure to review 2008 program changes and coach guidelines. To get a 2008 login ID and password, register your team records. Go to the Team Resources for Coaches section to access all required forms for the season. A registration fee is required. Please see the sample fee schedule.

Requests for squadding a team member to a higher division cannot be accommodated this season.

State directors may combine "incomplete" squads together to shoot at state championship events but these squads may not be considered for awards or prizes. More.

The Amateur Trapshooting Association has announced that its ATA Sweepstakes will continue in 2008 due to great success last year and support from GMC. The program will be offered again to participating clubs, associations or SCTP Teams. Learn more.

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.