LowCountry Young Guns Youth Trap Shooting
LowCountry Young Guns is a youth and young adult oriented scholastic clay target shotgun sports team located at the Partridge Creek Gun Club in Ridgeville, SC. Guys and girls between the ages of 12 and 21 are always welcome. Come on out, we are always looking for new shooters! If you don't know anything about shotgun sports, check out the Shotgun Sports section to get a quick and dirty overview. If you don't know what a shotgun is, don't worry about that either, here's a cheat sheet. And don't worry if you have no experience, there are always shotgun sports veterans who are more than willing to help get you started!
LCYG Fundraiser & Fun Shoot
Recently we held a fundraiser shoot to benefit our youth team. Team members, guests, and families all came out for a day of friendly competition. The girls took the day in the SCRAP competition! And, through the generosity and support of area shooters, we raised over $2,000 for the youth program!
And yes, the Girls humbled the guys...
2008 South Carolina Trap Championships
On May 25th, 5 members of Low Country Young Guns travelled to Spartanburg, SC to compete in the 2008 South Carolina State Championships. Left to right: James Widener, Chad Landon, Hunter Baughman, Alex McHale, and Mary Kate Starnes filled out their own 5 person squad and competed in the 200 target Singles Championship event.
The official pre-competition gun cleaning party, compliments of the Residence Inn kitchen table!
Scholastic Clay Target Program
The Scholastic Clay Target Program provides school-age participants in grades 12 and under with the opportunity to showcase their competitive shooting skills and earn state and national recognition. The program is designed to instill in participants safe firearms handling, commitment, responsibility, leadership and teamwork.
The Scholastic Clay Target Program is a cooperative effort between the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), the firearms industry's largest and most diverse trade association with 2,200 members, and the governing bodies for trapshooting, skeet shooting and sporting clays shooting - the Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA), the National Skeet Shooting Association (NSSA) and the National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA), respectively.
How to get involved
It's easy and you can join anytime. We are always looking for more participants, girls and guys, between the ages of 12 and 21. Just drop us an email to Coach Patty or call the number below.