Congratulations All Stars! 

NEW 2024:

To recognize the outstanding achievements of our entire All-Star Team, we’re excited to introduce a new tradition. This year, instead of jackets for just the top five and the team captains, every team member will receive a unique, custom chenille patch. This symbol of their hard work and dedication will be a lasting reminder of their accomplishments.

NEW 2025:

1. In case the shooter qualifies for two teams at the same position, he/she may choose which team to be placed.

The 2024 All-Star Teams have been announced.  Click here to see where you placed. Click here to see all the team members. If you see something that needs to be changed or checked on please call Kay at (208) 312-0314.

Did you know?

• • • Fiftye of the 55 spots were filled.
    • Sixteen All-Stars shot over 10,000 targets each in 2024
    • Twenty-six were standing at the 27-yard line at the end of 2024- thirteen of the men’s teams, three of the ladies, three of the seniors, two junior, and five of the veterans.
    • Fifteen made the team for the 1st time!
    • Youngest on the team – 12-year-old Mitchell Dagher- oldest Art Fenton, 83 years young.

With the Canadian postal strike all mail and shoot supplies can’t be mailed until it is resolved. If you or someone you know has a US Mailing address that we can use please call Kay 208-312-0314.

Multiplex results are posted for November and are on the RESULTS page.  Thank you shooters for your participation and a huge shout out to all those volunteers running these events – rain, shine, and snow!

Please be sure to check your yardage. Earned yardage goes as follows:

• 351 shooters participated at 37 clubs.
• 46,250 targets thrown plus 1350 sub-gauge singles targets.
• Chuck Redding (Newman) was High Overall 147/150
• Triple Winners were Phil Gilbreath (Mason Valley), Robert (Bob) Painter (Cowlitz), Paul (Fred) Smith (Pawnee), George Stevens (Weiser), Greg Zavaduk (BulkleyValley)

Multiplex results are posted for October and are on the RESULTS page.  Thank you shooters for your participation and a huge shout out to all those volunteers running these events – rain, shine, and snow!

Please be sure to check your yardage. Earned yardage goes as follows:

• 387 shooters participated at 38 clubs.
• 51,700 targets thrown plus 1450 sub-gauge singles targets.
• Kenny Pirkle (Fallon) & Jason Nieman (Wenatchee) was High Overall 143/150
• Triple Winners were Danny Benson (Klamath), Clyde Carmack (Fallon), James Frost (Wenatchee), Charles Haines (Yreka), David Overbeck (Coon Creek), Ed Pedersen (SOSA), and Eric Thompson(Old Skagit).

Multiplex results are posted for September and are on the RESULTS page.  Thank you shooters for your participation and a huge shout out to all those volunteers running these events – rain, shine, and snow!

Please be sure to check your yardage. Earned yardage goes as follows:

• 316 shooters participated at 36 clubs.
• 42,100 targets thrown plus 950 sub-gauge singles targets.
• Kelly Stout (Pawnee) was High Overall 148/150
• Triple Winners were Gordon Bozarth, MD (Juneau), Mark Durant (NOTSC), Todd Holtz (Kenmore), Dan Prockish (Fallon), and Keith Waters (Del Norte).

Multiplex results are posted for August and are on the RESULTS page.  Thank you shooters for your participation and a huge shout out to all those volunteers running these events – rain, shine, and snow!

Please be sure to check your yardage. Earned yardage goes as follows:

• 328 shooters participated at 34 clubs.
• 43,900 targets thrown plus 650 sub-gauge singles targets.
• Lisa Salt (NOTSC) was High Overall 147/150
• Triple Winners were Carl Bonomini (Eel River), Kirk Bork (Weiser), Gord Fowler (NOTSC), Andrew Guthrie (Alta Mesa), Rich Kestner (Alta Mesa), Mark Paulson (Martinez), Nathan Rondeau (north Peace)

Check out the CA State All-Star requirements to see if you qualify click here.

Congratulations 2024 Hall Of Fame Inductee!

Tom Garrigus grew up on the Tualatin River in Oregon, near the Hillsboro Trap and Skeet Club. Tom’s dad, Don, started Tom shooting trap when he was three years old. Dad would help Tom support the gun and pull the trigger. On one of those days, Tom came home with a black eye, and dad Don was in hot water on the home front.Tom was a member of the PITA for seventeen years, registering his first targets in 1963. In 1962, as a junior shooter, he shot his first registered ATA targets, winning a Junior trophy at the Oregon State shoot that year. He repeated this win in 1964.In 1965, Tom joined the Air Force, serving to 1969. He was assigned to the Marksmanship Training Unit and represented the USA at the 1968 Olympics; winning a silver medal in trapshooting. From 1992 to 2002, he served as an assistant shotgun coach of the USA Shooting Team. Later, in 1996, Tom and his wife, Jackie, were referees at the 1996 Olympic Games. Prior to the 1996 Olympics, Tom worked with Gold Medalist Kim Rhode, Silver Medalist Josh Lakotos, and Bronze Medalist, the Pacific Northwest’s own, Lance Bade.A bit of trivia…Tom and fellow Olympic shooter Ray Stafford attended the first ATA Hall of Fame Banquet as members of the Olympic Shooting Team. In 1994, Tom was inducted into the Oregon ATA Hall of Fame. In 2018, Tom was inducted into the nationwide ATA Hall of Fame.Tom won numerous PITA and ATA trophies in Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and the Grand American. During his shooting career, Tom had eight (8) Grand Pacific wins and fifty-six (56) State/Provincial wins as well as making two (2) appearances on the PITA All-Star Team (1976 and 1977).Tom was very good at sales and teaching others the art of shooting. In sales, he represented Ithaca, Perazzi, and Krieghoff shotguns. The good Lord took him in 2006; he is probably still coaching marksmanship.