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2021 Spring Conferences
The 2021 Spring Season is here! Thank you coaches, schools, parents and gun clubs for helping introduce more students to shooting sports! For the 2021 Spring Trap League, 9 homeschool teams are assigned to 6 […]
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USA CLAY TARGET LEAGUE LAUNCHES ‘100,000 DRIVE TO 2025’ INITIATIVE
St. Paul, MN – The USA Clay Target League, An effort that started with 30 students on three teams in Minnesota about a decade ago that has now grown to more than 35,000 student athletes […]
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Clay Target Sports & Social Distancing
In this time of COVID-19, it’s important that all necessary steps are taken to participate in clay target sports in a manner that ensures that everyone – including athletes, coaches, parents, and others – can […]
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Coach Leadership and Safety Support (CLASS) Certification Program
The CLASS Certification program has been designed specifically for coaches participating in the affiliated leagues of the USA Clay Target League. The League’s CLASS Certification provides a comprehensive and interactive online education and training program […]
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The Safe Choice
Clay Target Sports are a low-risk sport based on the recommendations from the CDC and the National Federation of High Schools. The League has a number of advantages over traditional high school sporting activities that […]
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Start A Team
It’s fun for everyone… The purpose of the USA Homeschool Clay Target League is to attract students to participate in shooting sports while creating friendly competition among homeschool clay target teams throughout the country! With […]
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League Adds Sporting Clays and 5-Stand Clay Target Disciplines
The USA High School Clay Target League is excited to announce that the clay target disciplines of ‘Sporting Clays’ and ‘5-Stand’ have been added to their highly popular youth clay target shooting programs, in which […]
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Scholarships Available For Senior Athletes!
The League is proud to offer the Jim Sable Environment & Conservation Education Scholarship, in honor of its founder. Jim recognized that education came before anything else. He would always ask his students if they […]