USACTL Annual Impact Report

USACTL_Annual Impact Report 2021

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HOMESCHOOLERS WELCOME INTRODUCING THE NEW USA HOMESCHOOL CLAY TARGET LEAGUE The USA Clay Target League is excited to launch the USA Homeschool Clay Target League, a new clay target program developed specifically for homeschool associations, organizations, student athletes, and their families. "The mission of the USA Clay Target League includes the belief that all students should have the equal opportunity to participate," said John Nelson, President of the USA Clay Target League. "Shooting sports strengthens connections within families and communities for life, and the demand for organized outdoor activities for homeschooled students has never been higher." U SAC TL | 202 1 A NN U A L IMPA C T R E P O R T | 7 NEW TERRITORY The League stretches into new states and underserved communities. IN THE ZONE COMBS HIGH SCHOOL BRINGS THE USA CLAY TARGET LEAGUE TO ARIZONA Located about 50 miles southeast of Phoenix in the San Tan Valley sits Combs High School, home to the Combs High School Clay Crushers, which in spring of 2021 became the first official team in the Arizona State high School Clay Target League. FLORIDA'S FIRST MCKEEL ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY LEADS THE WAY FOR SHOOTING SPORTS IN THE SUNSHINE STATE It's no secret Florida is a football state. But football isn't for everyone, and everyone can't play football. However, Sunshine State students with a desire to learn and a firearms safety certification can participate in the Florida State High School Clay Target League, which pro- vides a safe, comfortable, and positive team environment for student athletes to compete and learn lifelong skills. Each time you bust a bird it feels really good. And everyone is so encouraging in this sport. I've participated in many other sports and this one is the best with adults encouraging you. From all the parents to my coaches, it's so nice. Even when you aren't shooting your best, they are still happy for you." —K A DY BAT SON, Mc K eel A c adem y o f Tec hnolog y We've also had students join who had never shot a shotgun or ever really handled a firearm in general. We've taken them in, coached them up, and turned them into some great shooters. This sport gives any student a chance to excel." — CARL HILL , Head C oac h RE A D S P RIN G 2021 RE A D FA L L 2021

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