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Barrett Field
The CHS Sporting Club home field is:
Barrett Field
300 East Moehring Drive Cullman 35055
Bobby Barrett, owner 205-966-6811
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Alabama 4-H S.A.F.E. (Alabama 4-H Shooting Awareness, Fun, and Education) is a youth development education program that emphasizes peer mentoring and positive interactions between youth and adults.
4-H S.A.F.E. uses the skills and disciplines of safe shooting to teach the principles of responsible firearm ownership and assists young people and their leaders with learning and using essential life skills.
Alabama 4-H S.A.F.E Website
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The Amateur Trapshooting Association serves as the faithful protector of the sport of trapshooting. As the largest clay target shooting organization in the world, the ATA governs the sport's rules and regulations and seeks ways to further enhance the sport and increase participation.
ATA Website
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Gamaliel is proud to support youth shooting teams in as many ways possible. Their Ready, Set, Pull! program has been developed to help SCTP, 4H, and AIM teams purchase necessary merchandise at a discounted price to help reduce costs to team members.
Gamaliel Ready, Set, Pull Youth Purchasing Program
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AIM (Academic, Integrity, Marksmanship) is the OFFICIAL youth program of the Amateur Trapshooting Association.
AIM Website
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The Cullman High School shooting Team had a great day at the Vulcan Clay Breakers Spring Sporting Clay Tournament. Forrest Calvert won 1st place in the Senior Varsity Division. Jackson Metrock won 1st in the intermediate Advanced Division. Hunter Moore won 4th place in the Senior/Junior Varsity Division after a shoot off for 3rd place. All the youth did great and represented Cullman with class and sportsmanship. GO BEARCATS!!!!!
Cullman High School, along with the Good Hope Community team, represented the county very well at the 4H State Shotgun Championship April 16,17 & 18. The team brought back numerous awards and represented Cullman County with class and good sportsmanship.All of the members shot very well and they all should be proud of themselves for competing in this tournament. Their parents should also be proud of the manner in which they represented Cullman County. All of the shooters practiced long and hard to get to where they are and will only continue to get better at the game. All of the coaches are proud of these young people and have enjoyed watching them grow in this sport.There were 2 divisions in this tournament and their age at the time of registration dictates which age group they will be in. The 2 groups are Junior and Senior. Each shooter shot 150 targets. 50 targets in each discipline.Junior Division
Junior Skeet:
2nd Place with a score of 103
Will Stidham - CMS
Austin Martin- CMS
Aiden Thompson - GH
Ben Conway- CMS
Evan Dockery- CMS
Junior Trap:
2nd Place with a score of 119
Aiden Thompson - GH
Evan Dockery - CMS
Will Stidham - CMS
Austin Martin - CMS
Junior Sporting Clays:
2nd Place with a score of 90
Will Stidham - CMS
Aiden Thompson- GH
Evan Dockery - CMS
Ben Conway - CMS
HOA Individual:
Aiden Thompson- GH with a score of 114
Junior HOA Team:
1st Place with a score of 319
Aiden Thompson - GH
Will Stidham - CMS
Evan Dockery - CMS
Austin Martin - CMS
Senior Division
Senior Division Skeet Team:
3rd Place with a score of 128
Jackson Metrock- WPM
James Calvert - GH
James Calvert - CHS
Weston Barton - CHS
Gage Howard - CHS
Ben Barton - GHSenior Trap- Individual:
1st Place Gage Howard - CHS- With a score of 48
2nd Place Jackson Lowery - CHS- With a score of 48Senior Trap Team:
!st Place with a score of 139
Gage Howard
Jackson Lowery
James Calvert
Jackson Metrock
Roman Shields
Senior Individual HOA:
1st Place Gage Howard with a score of 138
Senior Team HOA:
3rd Place with a score of 381
Gage Howard
Jackson Lowery
Jackson Metrock
Evan Cherry
James Calvert
Weston BartonGage Howard had a great day shooting at the first Bright Star Sporting Clays NSCA event of the year.He finished 1st in main event, 1st in Super Sport event, and tied for 1st in the Doubles event.The entire CHS Sport Shooting Team did very well at the tourney.
