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16 PULLUSA MAGAZINE SPRING 2026 THE LEAD R A NGE ROV ER HEN JORDAN FOLEY talks about Central Kentucky Gun Club, it's personal. He fi r st st e p p e d o n t o a trap field in 2003 as part of a middle school team in Jessamine County, Kentucky. That first season shaped his future in the sport. "After that year, I was hooked," Foley said. "Our first year, we qualified for the national championship in Vandalia, Ohio, and got to experience the Grand for the first time." Nearly two decades later, in 2022, he was unanimously voted in as president of the club. Today, his focus is clear: protect the future of trapshooting by investing in high school athletes and supporting t h e Ke n t u c k y S t a t e H i g h S c h o o l C l a y Target League. A FACILITY THAT'S BUILT TO HOST Central Kentucky Gun Club opened in the 1960s and has grown steadily since then. "Since that time, we have evolved to include a clubhouse, cafeteria area, and 23 trap fields," Foley said. The club operates primarily from April through October and offers Monday night practice during the season. The layout allows the club to host larg e events w h i l e st i l l s e r v i n g a s a d e p e n d a b l e p r a c t i c e h o m e f o r l o c a l t e a m s. T h e c l u b h o u s e b e c o m e s t h e c e n t e r o f activity during competitions, while the cafeteria area provides space for families and athletes during long tour- nament days. Each June, the club hosts the Ken- tucky State High School Clay Target League Trap State Tournament. "Hosting the State Tournament also highlights the club's commitment to youth shooting sports," Foley said. "It CENTRAL KENTUCKY GUN CLUB ❚❙❘ BEREA, KENTUCKY ❘❙❚ CLUB PRESIDENT JORDAN FOLE Y IS L ASER FOCUSED ON THE NEXT GENER ATION. by DAVE POND V I S I T O U R WEB S I T E F O R M O R E L E AG U E N E WS A N D I N F O! P U L L U S A M AG A ZI N E .C O M Skeet Scott County HS, Madison County HS 1960s P L U S H O M E T E A M T R A P F I E L D S 23 F O U N D E D