Jr. Shooting Sports Competition 2024 RESULTS

2024 Results

Congratulations!

Texas 4-H and FFA students took over the shooting stands October 4-5 to compete in a number of divisions. In the Jr. Shooting Sports competition, a three-course, two-flight sporting clay tournament, a total of 241 youth, grades 6 through 12 took a literal shot, at more than $25,000 in premiums.

Congratulations to Grand Champion shooter and winner of the senior male division Noah Ruby of Montgomery County 4-H, earning $2,250; Senior Females Champion, Macie Krenek, Collin County 4-H, earning $1,500; Intermediate Female Champion, Dale Compton, Wharton County 4-H, earning $1,200 in premiums. Intermediate male was Cline Mangum, Poth FFA, earning $1,200. All winners received buckles. Full results below.

Shoot For Scholarship Winners

Top Cowtown Team - AGIA, Inc.

Top Outlaw Team - Black Rifle Coffee Company

Shoot For Scholarships

The FWSSR thanks the shooters who took part in the Shoot For Scholarships, October 3, raising funds for Jr. Shooting Sports premiums and scholarships.

Top Outlaw Team - Black Rifle Coffee Company; team members Craig Jones, Dave Capps, Billy Imboden and Terry Matthew
Top Cowtown Team - AGIA, Inc.: team members Ryan Fussell, James Swanzy, Lonnie Mears and Jeff Phillips.
Top Female Shooter - Anabelle Ayaes
Reserve Top Female Shooter - Lynda Mears
Top Male Shooter - Jeff Phillips
Reserve Top Male Shooter - Jake Montgomery

AIM For Education

Scholarships were awarded during to Aim For Education competitors, which included an online exam testing the student’s shooting knowledge, as well as wildlife and natural resource conservation comprehension. High school seniors who participated in the 2022 or 2023 and 2024 Jr. Shooting Sports Competition were eligible to compete for their share of $20,000.

Students completed the 50-question online exam in September and the top ten scoring contestants then qualified to make a presentation to a panel of three industry judges during the October event. Robertson County 4-Her Kyle Crisp topped the field to win $4,500 while Roby Holdman, a Guadalupe County 4-H member took second to win $3,500. Full results below.