MICHIGAN – Graduated Senior Woodrow Glazer from New Prague High School in Minnesota took home the National Championship title for the second year in a row at the finals of the USA High School Clay Target League’s 2019 National Championship on Sunday in Mason, MI. Glazer shot a perfect 200×200 over the course of the individual Championship, in which 1800 other competitors registered.

Roseau High School – also from Minnesota – claimed the National Team Championship. The 5-person team hit a total of 964 targets out of 1000, to prevail over 207 other teams over the course of the event.
The 2019 USA High School Clay Target League National Championship is sponsored by the Cabela’s Outdoor Fund, SCHEELS, the Greater Lansing Sports Authority, U.S. Army, and Mark Zauhar.
Nearly 3,000 registered athletes converged on Mason, Michigan July 10th-14th to take part in the National Championship. Over 6,000 spectators also attended to watch the competition and cheer on their school’s representatives during the event, which also featured exhibitors, concessions, and a concert on Thursday by country music artist Lucas Hoge
“This year’s National Championship was fantastic.” said John Nelson, president of the USA High School Clay Target League. “The League congratulates all the participants that qualified to attend the event this year, and we thank the athletes, parents, coaches, and volunteers that made this event great!”
The USA High School Clay Target League, is a division of the USA Clay Target League – a non-profit corporation. The League is the independent provider of clay target shooting sports as an extracurricular co-ed and adaptive activity for high schools and students in grades 6 through 12. The organization’s priorities are safety, fun, and marksmanship – in that order. Each student is required to pass a comprehensive firearm safety education course prior to participation.
The League is the safest sport in high school, with not one reported injury since the inception of the League in 2001. To participate in the League, each team must have the approval of their school’s administration. The League is the only 100% school-approved clay target shooting sport program in America.
Nationwide, more than 32,000 students representing over 1,000 school-approved teams participated in the League during the 2018-19 school year.
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AWARD RESULTS
INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION
National
Individual Champion:
Woodrow
Glazer – New Prague High School – MN
Runner-Up:
Larry Holmes – Durand Area High School – MI
Third
Place:
Kyle
Uppleger – Marine City High School – MI
Fourth
Place:
Brice Matney – Green County High School – KY
Fifth
Place:
Elliot Alberda – Hamilton High School – MI
Sixth
Place:
Tate Novodvorsky – South Prairie High School – ND
Seventh
Place:
Noah Rice – Mater Dei High School – IN
Eight
Place:
Jonathan Calabrese – Chippewa Hills High School – MI
Ninth
Place:
Tanner Becker – Yankton High School – SD
Tenth
Place:
Colton Mosley – Wethersfield High School – IL
TEAM COMPETITION
National Team Champion:
Roseau High School – Minnesota
Runner-Up:
Calhoun High School – Illinois
Third Place:
Alden-Conger High School – Minnesota
Fourth Place:
Mater Dei High School – Indiana
Fifth Place:
St. James Academy High School – Kansas
FULL RESULTS AVAILABLE AT HTTP://CLAYTARGETLEADERBOARD.COM
Group Photo of all Individual Competition winners. National Individual Champion: Woodrow Glazer – New Prague High School – MN Runner-Up: Larry Holmes – Durand Area High School – MI Third Place: Kyle Uppleger – Marine City High School – MI Fourth Place: Brice Matney – Green County High School – KY Sixth Place: Tate Novodvorsky – South Prairie High School – ND Seventh Place: Noah Rice – Mater Dei High School – IN Eight Place: Jonathan Calabrese – Chippewa Hills High School – MI Fifth Place: Elliot Alberda – Hamilton High School – MI Ninth Place: Tanner Becker – Yankton High School – SD Tenth Place: Colton Mosley – Wethersfield High School – IL National Team Champion: Roseau High School – Minnesota Runner-Up: Calhoun High School – Illinois Third Place: Alden-Conger High School – Minnesota Fourth Place: Mater Dei High School – Indiana Fifth Place: St. James Academy High School – Kansas Overhead View of MTA Homegrounds during Saturday Individual Qualifiers.