New York High School Clay Target League having record spring season with 103 teams
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New York State High School Clay Target League has a record number of teams and participants this spring.
A total of 1,693 student athletes on 103 high school teams across the state are participating on teams for trap, skeet, 5-stand and sporting clays. The state league is part of the USA Clay Target League, a Minnesota-based group that offers high school and college programs in 34 states. New York’s previous record for number of teams participating was 88.
Central New York high schools fielding teams this spring include Skaneateles, Moravia, Liverpool, Chittenango, Paul V. Moore Central School, Sandy Creek Central School, McGraw High School, Cortland Christian Academy, East Palmyra Central School, Altmar-Parish-Williamson, Waterloo, Romulus and Palmyra-Macedon. See nyclaytarget.com for a complete list of those schools participating across the state.
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Nearly 2,000 students participate in spring North Dakota High School Clay Target League
The North Dakota program is a part of the USA Clay Target League, which offers high school and college programs in 34 states.
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Herald Staff Report | 6:00 am, Apr. 9, 2021 ×
A total of 1,940 student athletes representing 84 high school teams across the state are participating in the North Dakota State High School Clay Target League this spring, league organizers said. The North Dakota program is a part of the USA Clay Target League, which offers high school and college programs in 34 states.
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