Shotgun Sports Team | Collegiate Trap and Skeet at NCTA

The NCTA Shotgun Sports team (Front L-R): Alex Wenzbauer, Odell; Conrad Burrow, Marysville, CA; Kyle Rote, Lisco; Paige Davis, Ogallala; Mallory Hanes, Huxton, CO; Lily Strong, Lancaster, CA; Morgan Madsen, Kearney; Charlie Houser, Cambridge; and Coach Alan Taylor. (Back L-R): Morgan Ekhoff, Aurora; Emma Huntley, Bennington; Brittney Dean, Plattsmouth; Tanner Hansen, Laurel; Dalton Casper, Rocky Ford, CO; Micaiah Barber, McCook; Hannah Brett, Middlesex, VT, and above Morgan Shaner, Fort Calhoun.

The NCTA Shotgun Sports Team is a collegiate shooting program where students train and compete in trap, skeet, and sporting clays. Team members develop shooting skills, compete in regional and national events, and gain hands on experience in a supportive, team based environment.

Whether you are new to shooting sports or an experienced competitor, the NCTA Shotgun Sports Team provides opportunities to learn, compete, and improve.

What You Will Do

  • Practice trap, skeet, and sporting clays
  • Train weekly at the Curtis range
  • Compete in collegiate shooting events
  • Build accuracy, consistency, and shooting technique

Competitions and Travel

  • Regional collegiate shoots
  • Concordia meet (Nebraska)
  • NCTA hosted competitions
  • ACUI National Championships (Texas)

Skill Development and Requirements

  • Progress through skill levels in trap and skeet
  • Qualify for travel competitions based on performance
  • Improve accuracy and consistency through structured practice

Practice Schedule and Facilities

  • Practices twice weekly
  • Curtis shooting range
  • Structured team environment

Costs and Equipment

  • Ammunition
  • Travel expenses
  • Optional team gear

Safety and Responsibility

  • Strict firearm safety standards
  • Required conduct agreement
  • Immediate consequences for unsafe behavior

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