SCTP held its first Halloween-weekend College Regional Tournament at the World Shooting and Recreational Complex, and in spite of a windy and cold first day that challenged shooters, it was no less than a Spooktacular success! A total of 212 athletes representing 14 teams from nine states competed in skeet, trap, wobble trap, sporting clays, and 5-stand, registering 65,800 targets. Seventy-five athletes competed in the Last Competitor Standing competition on Saturday evening, with two shooters earning SKB IS300 shotguns. Ladies winner was Anna Pfaff of Hillsdale College, and Men's winner was Bryce James of Lindenwood University. Lindenwood University brought the largest contingent of athletes with 81, followed by Bethel University with 32. Other competing colleges included Purdue University, Martin Methodist College, Midland University, Southeastern Illinois College, Hillsdale College, University of Kentucky, Fort Hays State University, Eastern Kentucky University, Hampden-Sydney College, University of Illinois, University of Missouri, and University of Missouri - Columbia.
SCTP joined with Jacksonville University (FL) and the Jacksonville Skeet & Trap Club on October 18-19 to host the 7th annual Southeast Collegiate Invitational Regional Championship Shoot. With 131 athletes from nine universities participating, this has become one of the largest collegiate regional shoots in the country. The teams competed in American Skeet, American Trap, International Wobble Trap, and Sporting Clays. Emmanuel College was the High Over All (HOA) team by four targets over runner-up Jacksonville University. The University of Kentucky, Clemson University, and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University took third, fourth, and fifth places, respectively. Other colleges participating included Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Florida State University, University of North Florida, and Stetson University. $40,000 in endowment funding was provided by SCTP for the event and will be deposited into the teams' endowment accounts at MidwayUSA Foundation, Inc. HOA Trap, Skeet, International Wobble Team Results:
HOA Champion
Emmanuel College
Runner-up
Jacksonville University
3rd place
University of Kentucky
4th place
Clemson University
5th place
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
HOA Individual Women's Results:
HOA Champion
Shelby Evans (EC)
Runner-up
Stephanie Beardsley (EC)
3rd place
Libby Sabo (CU)
4th place
Shelby LoPresto (JU)
5th place
Catherine Blankenship (CU)
HOA Individual Men's Results:
HOA Champion
Jeremy Jackson (EC)
Runner-up
Wil Jackson (UK)
3rd place
Scott Hensley (JU)
4th place
Nick D’Asto (JU)
5th place
Christian Salavanera (EC)
HOA Sporting Clays Teams:
HOA Champion
Clemson University
Runner-up
University of Kentucky
3rd place
Jacksonville University
4th place
Emmanuel College
5th place
Abraham Baldwin
HOA Individual Women's Sporting Clays Results:
HOA Champion
Bailey Crenshaw (CU)
Runner-up
Haylea Carter (CU)
3rd place
Shelby LoPresto (JU)
4th place
Mary K. Bamberg (CU)
5th place
Heather Stewart (UK)
HOA Individual Men's Sporting Clays Results:
HOA Champion
David Tucker (CU)
Runner-up
Forrest Neyman (UK)
3rd place
Conrad Salvagin (CU)
4th place
Gordon MacQuirter (ABAC)
5th place
Ron Palazetti (JU)
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SCTP held its first Halloween-weekend College Regional Tournament at the World Shooting and Recreational Complex, and in spite of a windy and cold first day that challenged shooters, it was no less than a Spooktacular success! A total of 212 athletes representing 14 teams from nine states competed in skeet, trap, wobble trap, sporting clays, and 5-stand, registering 65,800 targets. Seventy-five athletes competed in the Last Competitor Standing competition on Saturday evening, with two shooters earning SKB IS300 shotguns. Ladies winner was Anna Pfaff of Hillsdale College, and Men's winner was Bryce James of Lindenwood University. Lindenwood University brought the largest contingent of athletes with 81, followed by Bethel University with 32. Other competing colleges included Purdue University, Martin Methodist College, Midland University, Southeastern Illinois College, Hillsdale College, University of Kentucky, Fort Hays State University, Eastern Kentucky University, Hampden-Sydney College, University of Illinois, University of Missouri, and University of Missouri - Columbia.
