Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program

2024 State Championships

June 17–22 at Nashville Gun Club

Relive the 2023 State Championships

 

Meet the Team

Ashley Tone headshot
Ashley Tone
Tennessee SCTP Manager

atone@tnwf.org

JW Worthen headshot
JOHN “J.W.” WORTHEN
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS

jworthen@tnwf.org

JW Worthen headshot
Lauren Barnes
Program Coordinator

lbarnes@tnwf.org

Schedule of Events

Monday, June 17
Sporting Clays

10:00 AM
1:00 PM
4:00 PM

Skeet

11:00 AM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
5:00 PM

Tuesday, June 18
Sporting Clays

9:00 AM
12:00 PM
3:00 PM

Skeet

9:00 AM
11:00 PM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
5:00 PM

Wednesday, June 19
Super Sporting

9:00 AM
11:00 AM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM

Doubles Skeet

9:00 AM
10:30 AM
12:00 PM
1:30 PM
3:00 PM

  • Coach and Parent Fun Shoot
  • Last Competitor Standing
  • Shoot-Offs for Skeet and Sporting Clays
  • Awards for Skeet, Sporting Clays, Doubles Skeet, Super Sporting, HOA Combined Skeet, and HOA Combined Sporting
Thursday, June 20
Trap

9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM

College Recruiting Day

10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

  • Coach and Parent Fun Shoot
Friday, June 21
Trap

9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM

 

  • Coach and Parent Fun Shoot
Saturday, June 22
Doubles Trap

9:00 AM
9:45 AM
10:30 AM
11:15 AM

Extended Yard-Line Trap

1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM

 

  • Coach and Parent Fun Shoot
  • Last Competitor Standing
  • Shoot-Offs for Trap, HOA, and HAA
  • Awards for Trap, Doubles Trap, Extended Yard-Line Trap, HOA Combined Trap, HOA, and HAA
Finding Scores

https://app.sssfonline.com/results

Instructions:
Type in your team name and click search. Click shoots and look for Tennessee SCTP 2024 State Championships

Nashville Gun Club Rules

Our partners at Nashville Gun Club would like to remind members of Tennessee SCTP of a few rules for the week:

  • Driving a golf cart/UTV without a valid Driver’s License is prohibited.
  • Abide by posted speed limits of 13 MPH.
  • Cars, trucks, and SUVs are not allowed on the Sporting Clays courses.
  • Abide by posted no-parking zones and trailer parking zones.
  • Do not climb on the rocks near the river bank, or throw rocks.
  • Pick up and properly dispose of all trash on your field after your squad is done shooting, and pick up all empty hulls on your last Sporting Clays station.

For a complete list of Nashville Gun Club’s Safety Rules, click here.

Shoot-Offs

2023 State Championships Shoot-Offs Page
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Shoot-offs will take place at the conclusion of scheduled events on Wednesday, June 21, and Saturday, June 24 for the following events:

Wednesday, June 21 

  • Sporting Clays
  • HOA Combined Sporting Clays
  • Skeet
  • HOA Combined Skeet

Saturday, June 24 

  • Trap
  • HOA Combined Trap
  • HOA: High Over All
  • HAA: High All-Around

Ties for all other events will be determined by reverse run.

Shoot-Off Procedures
General Rules

For any team or squad shoot-offs, all athletes must be present at the time of shoot-offs to participate. No substitutions for any athletes that have left will be permitted.

At the State Championship level and above, a full competitive squad/team is required to be eligible for team/squad awards. A full competitive squad/team in Skeet and Sporting Clays events are 3 athletes with the same classification, and a full competitive squad/team in Trap events are 5 athletes with the same classification.

Shoot-offs will be conducted for Main Events only. This includes American Trap Singles, American Skeet, Sporting Clays, and High Over All/High All Around. Alternate tiebreaker methods will be used for any side events including Skeet Doubles, Super Sporting, Doubles Trap, Extended Yard-Line Trap, or any other extra events offered. Alternate tiebreaker methods may include, reverse run, front run or long run. All tiebreaker procedures for a specific event will be posted and communicated to teams prior to the event. Event Management reserves the right to alter procedures based on the number of athletes/teams and the time of day. Front (from target one to the first lost target) and back (from the last lost target to the end) runs may be used in cases of inclement weather, insufficient light, or other circumstances that make shoot-offs impractical.

Sporting Clays

Sporting Clays Shoot-Off Procedures for Individuals 

Shoot-offs will be conducted on the sporting clays course (or a five-stand field as light and time dictates). Shoot-offs for a specific category or division award will be shot on the same station for total score. Event management will predetermine which stations will be used for shoot-offs and will announce the stations at the beginning of the shoot-off. Shoot-offs will begin on one station and continue to subsequent stations until all necessary ties are broken. Event management reserves the right to choose stations not used in the main event for shoot-off stations.

All target presentations will be true pairs. Shoot-off will be from one station with each athlete shooting at two true pair (four targets per athlete) for a total score. Shoot order will be determined by the station in which the individual began the main event with the lower number going first.

The total number of targets broken by the individual will be used to determine the winner. If there are tie scores between individuals, those athletes with the highest scores will continue to the next station and repeat the process until one individual is declared the winner.

Sporting Clays Shoot-Off Procedures for Teams 

Shoot-offs will be conducted on the sporting clays course. Shoot-offs for a specific category or division award will be shot on the same station for total score. Event management will predetermine which stations will be used for shoot-offs and will announce the stations at the beginning of the shoot-off. Shoot-offs will begin on one station and continue to subsequent stations until all necessary ties are broken. Event management reserves the right to choose stations not used in the main event for shoot-off stations.

All team members will participate in the shoot-off round(s). Order will be determined at random. The Tennessee SCTP Manager reserves the right to use any random method to determine the order.

The team members will consist of the top three (3) athletes from the team. Positions will be set by score. If there are multiple athletes with the same score, then the score from a randomly selected station from the main event will be used to determine the specific athlete(s). Order for the teams will be determined by when the team shot. In the event that the teams shot at the same time, order will be determined by the first station shot by the team in the main event.

All target presentations will be true pairs. Shoot-offs will be from one station with each athlete shooting at two true pair (four targets per athlete) for a team total score. All team members must shoot from the same cage or stand. The total number of targets broken by the team will be used to determine the winner. If there are tie scores between or among teams, those teams with the highest scores will continue to the next station and repeat the process until one team is declared the winner.

Event Management reserves the right to use scores from randomly selected stations from the main event to break ties in cases of inclement weather, insufficient light, or other circumstances that make shoot-offs impractical.

Skeet 

Skeet Shoot-Off Procedures for Individuals 

Individuals in a shoot-off for a specific category or division award will shoot on the same field. Shooting order will be determined at random. The Tennessee SCTP Manager reserves the right to choose any random method to determine the shooting order.

Shoot-offs shall consist of shooting doubles from stations 3 (high-low), 4 (high-low), and 5 (low-high) in that order (six targets per athlete), for total score. The total number of targets broken by the individual will be used to determine the winner. If there are tie scores between individuals, the tied individuals continue on to the next round.

If two or more individuals are tied after the first round, those individuals will continue shooting doubles in a “sudden death” format per station in the following rotation: from station 3 (high-low), station 4 (high-low), station 5 (low-high), station 4 (low-high), station 3 (high-low), station 4 (high-low) until one individual is declared the winner.

Skeet Shoot-Off Procedures for Teams 

Teams in the shoot-offs for a specific category or division award will shoot on the same field. All team members will participate in the shoot-off round(s). Shooting order will be determined at random. The Tennessee SCTP Manager reserves the right to choose any random method to determine shooting order. Team members shoot all shoot-off targets in the same order as they did in the main event.

For team shoot-offs, the team members will be the top three athletes from the team. Positions will be set by score with the highest scorer shooting first. If there are multiple athletes with the same score, then a countback will be used to determine the specific athlete(s). The athletes with the highest score in the last competition round of 25 will be selected. The order for the teams will be determined by when the team shot. In the event that the teams shot at the same time, the order will be determined by the field number shot by the team in the main event.

Shoot-offs shall consist of shooting doubles from stations 3 (high-low), 4 (high-low), and 5 (low-high), in that order (six targets per athlete), for total score. The total number of targets broken by the team will be used to determine the winner. If there are tie scores among teams, the tied teams continue on to the next round.

If two or more teams are tied after the first round, those teams will continue in a “sudden death” format per station in the following rotation: from station 3 (high-low), station 4 (high-low), station 5 (low-high), station 4 (low-high), station 3 (high-low), station 4 (high-low) until one team is declared the winner.

Event Management reserves the right to use front (from target one to the first lost target) and back (from the last lost target to the end) runs in cases of inclement weather, insufficient light, or other circumstances that make shoot-offs impractical.

Trap

Trap Shoot-Off Procedures for Individuals 

All shoot-offs for a specific category or division award will be conducted from the 16-yard line in a 10-target round, unless specified by shoot management. All individuals will shoot at the same time. Starting post assignments will be determined at random and assigned to the following posts:

  • If 2 athletes – post numbers 2 and 4.
  • If 3 athletes – post numbers 2, 3, and 4.
  • If 4 athletes – post numbers 2, 3, 4, and 5.
  • If 5 athletes – post numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
  • If more than five athletes are involved in the tie, they shall be divided as equally as possible into two or more squads as directed by the management.

The total number of targets broken by the individual during the round of 10 (2 targets per post) will be used to determine the winner. If two or more individuals tie, the tied individuals continue on to the next round.

Round two – Two or more individuals still in the running from round one move back to the 22-yard line and continue the same shoot-off process. If there are tie scores between or among individuals, the tied athletes continue on to round three.

Round three – Two or more individuals still in the running move to the 25-yard line and follow the shoot-off procedures used in the preceding two rounds. If there are tie scores between or among individuals, the tied athletes continue on to round four.

Round four – Two or more individuals still in the running move to the 27-yard line and follow the shoot-off procedures used in the preceding two rounds. The next and all required subsequent rounds will be shot from the 27-yard line.

Trap Shoot-Off Procedures for Teams 

All shoot-offs for a specific category or division award will be conducted from the 16-yard line in a 10-target round, unless specified by shoot management. All squads or teams will shoot at the same time. Field assignments will be determined at random. The Tennessee SCTP Manager reserves the right to choose any random method to assign a field. Squad members shoot all shoot-off targets from the same post as they did in the main event.

For team shoot-offs, the team members will be the top five athletes from the team. Positions will be set by score with the highest score on post one. If there are multiple athletes with the same score, then a countback will be used to determine the specific athlete(s). The athletes with the highest score in the last competition round of 25 will be selected.

The total number of targets broken by the team during the round will be used to determine the winner. If there are tie scores between or among teams, the tied teams continue on to the next round.

Round two – Two or more teams still in the running from round one move back to the 22-yard line with their teammates and continue the same shoot-off process. If two or more teams tie, those teams continue on to round three.

Round three – Two or more teams still in the running move to the 25-yard line and follow the shoot-off procedures used in the preceding two rounds. The next and all required subsequent rounds will be shot from the 25-yard line.

Round four – Two or more teams still in the running move to the 27-yard line and follow the shoot-off procedures used in the preceding two rounds. The next and all required subsequent rounds will be shot from the 27-yard line.

Event Management reserves the right to begin shoot-offs from any yard line based on the number of athletes/teams and time of day. Front (from target one to the first lost target) and back (from the last lost target to the end) runs may be used in cases of inclement weather, insufficient light, or other circumstances that make shoot-offs impractical.

Shoot-Off Procedure for High Overall/All Around Individual and Team at the State Championships

Individuals and squads/teams will shoot-off in all three disciplines. The shoot-off procedures for the events are the same as they were for the individual events.

The order of the events will be sporting clays, skeet, and then trap.

The individual or teams who wins a discipline specific shoot-off (i.e. wins the sporting clays shoot-off) will be rewarded a point. The first individual or teams to reach two points is the winner.

The order of athletes will be determined by a random method. The Tennessee SCTP Manager reserves the right to use any random method to determine the order.

Awards
Sporting Clays

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
Skeet

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
Doubles Skeet

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
Super Sporting

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
HOA Sporting Clays

Combined scores from Sporting Clays and Super Sporting

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-2
    • Senior Team, 1-2

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-2
    • Intermediate Men, 1-2
    • Senior Men, 1-2
    • Collegiate Men, 1-2

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-2
    • Intermediate Lady, 1-2
    • Senior Lady, 1-2
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-2
HOA Skeet

Combined scores from American Skeet and Doubles Skeet

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-2
    • Senior Team, 1-2

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-2
    • Intermediate Men, 1-2
    • Senior Men, 1-2
    • Collegiate Men, 1-2

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-2
    • Intermediate Lady, 1-2
    • Senior Lady, 1-2
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-2
Trap

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
Doubles Trap

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
Extended Yard-Line Trap

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-3
    • Senior Team, 1-3

Squad

    • Rookie Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Squad, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Squad, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Squad, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Squad, 1-3

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Men, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Men, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Men, 1-3
    • Collegiate Men, 1-3

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Entry Lady, 1-3
    • Intermediate Advanced Lady, 1-3
    • Junior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Senior Varsity Lady, 1-3
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-3
HOA Trap

Combined scores from American Trap, Doubles Trap, and Extended Yard Line Trap

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-2
    • Senior Team, 1-2

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-2
    • Intermediate Men, 1-2
    • Senior Men, 1-2
    • Collegiate Men, 1-2

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-2
    • Intermediate Lady, 1-2
    • Senior Lady, 1-2
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-2
HOA: High Overall

Combined scores from Sporting Clays, American Trap and American Skeet

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-2
    • Senior Team, 1-2

Individual

    • Grand Champion*
      (Athletes cannot win both Grand Champion and their division)

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-2
    • Intermediate Men, 1-2
    • Senior Men, 1-2
    • Collegiate Men, 1-2

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-2
    • Intermediate Lady, 1-2
    • Senior Lady, 1-2
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-2
HAA: High All-Around

Combined scores from Sporting Clays, Super Sporting, American Skeet, Doubles Skeet, American Trap, Doubles Trap, Extended Yard Line Trap

Team

    • Intermediate Team, 1-2
    • Senior Team, 1-2

Individual

    • Grand Champion*
      (Athletes cannot win both Grand Champion and their division)

Men

    • Rookie Men, 1-2
    • Intermediate Men, 1-2
    • Senior Men, 1-2
    • Collegiate Men, 1-2

Lady

    • Rookie Lady, 1-2
    • Intermediate Lady, 1-2
    • Senior Lady, 1-2
    • Collegiate Lady, 1-2
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