A form of clay pigeon shooting, the 100-target team competition is geared to shooters of all skill levels. Clays at each station provide a variety of angles, speeds and sizes that are as unpredictable as real birds.
BENEFITS ‘FOR THE FUTURE’ CAMPAIGN
10 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 2, Field Club Complex
Alumni and friends of Penn State New Kensington are invited to expend a few shotgun shells at the inaugural “Sporting Clays” shooting competition at 10 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 2, at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort’s Field Club Complex.
A form of clay pigeon shooting, the 100-target team competition is geared to shooters of all skill levels. Clays at each station provide a variety of angles, speeds and sizes that are as unpredictable as real birds. Four-person teams in carts will make the rounds of 10-15 stations.
Using the Lewis Class Scoring System allows shooters from novice to expert to form a competitive team of four shooters. Individual shooters will be assigned a team. The format is akin to a golf scramble except participants are shooting “birdies” with shotguns and shells instead of irons and putters.
The cost is $150 and includes lunch, shooting, cart, and awards. Ammunition is not included but can be purchased on-site. Various packages are available including foursomes, event sponsorships, and lunch sponsorships. Donations for door prizes and raffles are welcome. All proceeds benefits the campus’ "For the Future" campaign.
For more information, contact Tina Sluss at 724-334-6056 or tms57@psu.edu