WISCONSIN STATE SHOOT - 123rd ANNUAL JULY 12 - 17, 2022 - WISCONSIN TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION
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123rd ANNUAL
WISCONSIN STATE SHOOT
JULY 12 - 17, 2022
HOSTED BY THE
WISCONSIN TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION
AND HELD AT THE
WTA SHOOTING COMPLEX
AND LEARNING CENTER
1312 Akron Drive
Nekoosa, WI 54457
Phone Number 888-704-6588
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
The WTA directors, officers, and shoot volunteers join me in welcoming you and
your families to the 2022 Wisconsin State Trapshooting Championships. This
will be our 123rd State Championship, and our 10th anniversary at our
Homegrounds in the Town of Rome. Everyone is encouraged to celebrate this
milestone with us.
Attendance was down slightly in 2020 due to COVID-19, but we recovered nicely
in 2021 to again attain an All-American points factor 6; and notably made the
top ten in the ATA mega-target award list for registered targets thrown.
We will be open on Monday for classification, squadding, practice and marathon
targets. Six days of competition will begin on Tuesday, and the tournament High
Overall will begin on Wednesday.
Festivities will begin on Tuesday with a welcome Pig Roast sponsored Visit
Rome, YZ’s Body Shop and the WTA . The WTA Hall of Fame induction
banquet will take place Wednesday evening at the Ridges Golf Course in
Wisconsin Rapids. We will celebrate the induction of George Hass and H. John
(Jack) Duwe into our Hall of Fame. Thursday we will honor our All State Team
members and high average winners along with a Hot Dog Feed sponsored by
Bob Schultz of Target Shotguns. On Friday, the main event will be the Paul
Becker fish fry, accompanied by live and silent auctions, fun events and door
prizes.
Our thanks to everyone for your participation. While we enjoy the sport we love,
pause to remember our squad mates who have passed on. Shoot well and have
fun.
Fritz Thistle, WTA President
This certifies that the Wisconsin Trapshooting Association
has been authorized to hold an ATA Registered Shoot at
the WTA Shooting Complex and Learning Center
in Rome, Wisconsin, July 12 thru July 17, 2022.
Lynn Gipson, Executive Director, ATA
The Directors of the Wisconsin Trapshooting Association reserve the right to change
the program as conditions warrant and to reject any entry without explanation. The
entire program is conducted by the WTA. In the event of trap breakdowns or other
circumstances which could impede the progress of this shoot, the Directors of the
WTA reserve the right to move squads to other than their starting locations to
efficiently expedite the completion of events. In the event of a dispute over
interpretation of this program, the decision of the Directors of the WTA shall govern.
WTA Zero Tolerance Policy—There will be zero tolerance of any shooter or observer
interfering with the shoot by abusing any shooter, WTA Director, Officer, or employee
in any way; unauthorized operation of equipment or partaking of alcoholic beverages
prior to shooting, including shoot offs. This behavior will result in an immediate and
automatic request to leave the grounds, disqualification of scores, and forfeiture of any
entry fees paid. This will be enforced!
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Participants in this Championship Tournament must be current members of the Amateur
Trapshooting Association. Wisconsin residents must also be current members of the Wisconsin
Trapshooting Association. All participants must meet the following minimum target requirements:
16 Yard Handicap Doubles
2022 Targets Shot 500 500 300
2020, 2021 & 2022 Combined 1000 1000 600
New Shooter in 2021 or 2022 500 500 300
Shooters not meeting the minimum requirements will be assigned, at a minimum, the class and/or
yardage shown in the table below, based on their gender or special category declaration. Shoot-
ers with 16 yard and/or doubles averages at or exceeding the minimum penalty class will be pe-
nalized a minimum of one class. Shooters with current handicap yardage at or exceeding the
minimum penalty yardage will be penalized a minimum of two yards, not to exceed 25 yards or
current yardage, whichever is greater.
16 Yard Handicap Doubles
Men, Sub-Veterans and
A 24 yards A
Junior Gold
Lady I and II, Sub-Juniors C 20 yards C
Juniors and Veterans B 22 yards B
Senior Veterans None None None
Penalty class and/or yardage will apply to all events. Tuesday’s preliminary targets may be used
to meet the minimum requirements. Shooters must request reclassification.
CLASSIFICATION
It is the shooter’s responsibility to ensure they are properly classified and handicapped. Failure to
do so will result in disqualification and/or suspension. All shooters will be subject to review prior to
shoot offs or awarding of trophies, purses, options and added money.
Class Champions, ties and high scores in each class in Wednesday’s Singles and Doubles and in
Thursday’s Class Singles and Class Doubles will be advanced one class for the remainder of this
shoot. Class moves will be done for both residents and non-residents.
SINGLES DOUBLES
Class AAA 98.00% and up 96.00% and up
Class AA 96.25 to 97.99 92.00 to 95.99
Class A 94.75 to 96.24 89.00 to 91.99
Class B 93.00 to 94.74 86.00 to 88.99
Class C 90.00 to 92.99 82.00 to 85.99
Class D 89.99 & under 81.99 & under
Sub-Junior - Under 15 Junior - 15, under 18 Junior Gold - 18, under 23
Lady I - under 55 Lady II - 55 and over
Sub-Veteran - 55, under 65 Veteran - 65, under 70 Senior Veteran - 70 and over
Classification will be according to known ability; the following will be taken into consideration:
Official averages, Registered League average (abnormally low scores will be disregarded);
Non-Registered scores, including shoot off scores, non-registered events, practice scores,
league scores and averages, etc.;
Any other information known on shooters ability;
Omission of scores and inaccuracies subject shooters to disqualification.
NOTICE: The Handicap Committee reserves the right to change a shooter’s classification at any
time. Any changes made by the Classification Committee during this shoot become official when
the shooter is notified or when posted on the scoreboard. Errors may be corrected at any time. If
you gain yardage you must check with Squadding to see if you need resquadding for the
remaining handicap events.ENTRY PROCEDURE - PLEASE READ
The grounds will be open at 1:00 PM on Monday, July 11 for classification, squadding,
cashiering, exhibitor set-up and camper set-up, practice shooting and Marathon Monday. In order
to expedite the shoot, please follow the entry procedure in the following order:
Memberships - Before you can make any entries, all shooters must be a current ATA
member and in addition, Wisconsin residents must be a WTA member. If you need an ATA or
WTA membership or renewal, go directly to the cashier’s counter. The WTA $10.00 annual mem-
bership must be paid and sticker on ATA card in order to classify. You are now required to have
your plastic ATA card and paper averages for classifying, squadding, cashiering and the collec-
tion of event payoffs.
Classification - All shooters, whether pre-squadded or not, must start at classification.
Present your plastic ATA card and ATA paper average card to a member of the Classification
Committee at the classification table. Your paper average card must be presented and up to date
or you will not be classified! They will enter your classification, yardage and any special category
for which you declare into the computer system. If you do not have a plastic ATA card or ATA
number, then the computer will assign a temporary Shooter Number. Otherwise your ATA Num-
ber is your Shooter Number. Do not misplace this number as it will be required for squadding and
cashiering.
Squadding - If you have pre-squadded for this shoot at presquad.com beginning May
1 at noon CST, you may proceed directly to the cashier’s counter. Otherwise, proceed to the
squadding table and stand in the line for the event(s) that you wish to enter. Present your plastic
ATA card or Shooter Number to the squadding personnel. They will enter your squadding infor-
mation into the computer system. You will not receive any paper entry cards. Shooters must take
an available position or squad that’s open in the next available flight of squads. There is a limit of
one full squad per shooter per event. The only exception will be for shooters that are handi-
capped. Any shooter or group of shooters found trying to circumvent these procedures by re-
questing multiple squads and/or positions will have their entries refused and could be subject to
further disqualification from an event or from the entire tournament. To ensure your shooting
times and positions, the use of presquad.com is recommended. Please note: The trapline is
arranged into 14 banks of trapfields with 14 starting points. Bank A is at the East end and Bank N
is at the West end of the trapline. Fifty targets will be shot per trap for all singles, handicap and
doubles events. Charts showing the starting locations for squad numbers will be made available
and posted about the grounds.
Cashiering - Present your plastic ATA card or Shooter Number to personnel at the
cashier’s counter. They will ask which purses and options that you wish to play. Please make this
decision in advance, as no additions or withdrawals will be allowed for any event after you have
cashiered. Checks will be accepted for the amount of shooting fees only. Make checks payable to
the WTA. No two party checks or endorsements. A $50.00 fee will be charged on all bad checks.
There are no refunds unless an event is cancelled.
All pre-squad positions for all events each day will be held until 30 minutes prior
to the first event of the day. After that time, presquadded positions not yet cashiered for
that day will be cancelled and opened to all shooters.
Sub-Junior/Junior Entry: Shooters under 18 years of age are offered targets at a
reduced rate of $28.00 per 100 only if purses and/or options are not played. These Sub-Juniors/
Juniors are still eligible for trophies and added money if their score so qualifies them.
THE CASHIER’S COUNTER WILL OPEN ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SHOOT START TIMES
& CLOSE AT 4:00 PM DAILY.
FEES - Daily fees of ATA $3.00 and WTA $3.00 will be added to your first entry of each
day. WTA Maintenance Fee of $1.00 will be added on each event.
SQUAD HUSTLING
Check in with the squad hustler at your starting trap and sign in on your squad sheet at the start-
ing trap scorer’s bench. At each of the starting locations, the number of the squad that is actually
shooting is posted on the scorer’s bench. We Do Not Call Squad Numbers On The PA
System. No shooter will be allowed to make up more than one sub-event on make up practice
traps 17 or 18. If you are unable to join your squad before they have started their second sub-
event, you must be resquadded and pay a $20.00 resquadding fee. If you miss one sub-event,
you must report to a WTA Director and make up the sub-event on a practice trap.TARGET SETTING
Targets will be set each morning. Only authorized WTA personnel may reset targets. Any
unauthorized person observed resetting targets may be disqualified from that event.
SHOOT OFFS
Shoot offs will begin immediately following the last event of each day and will be conducted ac-
cording to ATA guidelines. All shooters should be ready to shoot at that time. Handicap shoot offs
will be held on the day of the event. Singles and Doubles ties will be carried over until the last
respective event of the tournament. Contestants will be called over the PA to report for check-in,
which is in the northwest corner of the entry building. Those shooters who have not reported by
third call or are not promptly at their assigned field when called will be disqualified from the shoot
offs. Shoot offs will be under the sole discretion of the Shoot Off Manager. All shoot off determi-
nations and decisions will be made by the manager or his appointed staff and will be final.
Note: No Shooter may win more than one trophy per event, except the concurrent awards
of Husband/Wife, Parent/Child, AIM Awards.
ATA RULE - SPECIAL CATEGORIES: All Ladies I and II, Sub-Juniors, Juniors, Junior
Gold, Sub-Veterans, Veterans, and Senior Veterans must declare their special category at the
time of classification in any registered tournament if they wish to compete as a category shooter.
Without such declaration, the contestant will not be allowed to compete for the applicable catego-
ry trophy. No contestant will be allowed to declare or change a special declaration after firing his/
her first shot. There will be no exceptions to this rule. The following rules apply to shooters who
have declared a special category. At all tournaments where All-American points will be awarded
in any event, shooters may declare only one category. Note: Chair shooters are exempt from this
rule.
Shooters who become eligible for new age-based categories during the target year may elect to
continue to compete in the previous category for the remainder of that target year. For example,
a shooter reaching age 70 may elect to continue to shoot as a Veteran for the remainder of the
current target year. However, once a shooter has elected to move to the new category, that deci-
sion is irrevocable and he/she may not again declare eligibility for the previous category. Junior
shooters reaching the age of 18 may continue to declare Junior category for the remainder of the
current target year.
PRACTICE TRAPS
Practice will be available each day on traps 17 and 18. Tickets must be purchased in the Main
Entry Building and are not refundable if not used. The cost is $7.00 per 25 targets for singles or
handicap and $14.00 per 25 pair of targets for doubles. Make your entry at the practice traps.
Practice times will be posted and announced each day.
ATTENDANCE PINS
Attendance pins will be issued to contestants at the classification table. Your average card will be
punched or marked upon receipt of pin. Please, only one pin per shooter. If there are extras at
the end of the shoot, they will be made available at that time. Past State Shoot pins are available
at $1.00 each.
100 & 200 PINS
Shooters breaking 100 or 200 straight targets without carryover will be awarded a 100 or 200
straight pin. Only one such pin will be awarded per individual at the State Shoot. Please report
your squad and position number at classification.
“BUCKY BADGER” 100 & 200 AWARDS
Shooters breaking 100 or 200 straight targets for the first time during the Wisconsin State
Trapshooting Championships in only the Singles, Doubles and Handicap Championship Events
will receive a special “Bucky Badger” Award. This award is limited to one per lifetime. Please
inquire at classification
ALL WTA DIRECTORS ARE OFFICIAL LINE REFEREES
The ATA refund for 2021
is $8714.00RULES for GOLF CARTS, ATVs, UTVs, and MOTOR BIKES
• Prior to use on the WTA Homegrounds (both the campground and gun club
areas), all shooters that plan on using personal golf carts, ATVs, UTVs or motor
bikes must show proof of liability insurance. To show proof, contact personnel
at the cashier’s counter in the Main Entry Building. If no proof of insurance, then
you will not be permitted to use your machine.
• You must be 16 years of age or older to operate.
• You must follow all safety rules while operating your golf cart, ATV, UTV or motor
bike.
• There will be no racing or other unsafe operating practices allowed.
• Golf carts can carry a maximum of 4 people and all passengers must be seated
at all times when cart is in motion.
• The speed limit is 5 mph on the grounds, including the campground.
• Pedestrians have the right of way; yield when you are in traffic and be courteous
at all times.
• You must follow the directions of all security personnel and any WTA Official.
• Violators of any of the above rules will be given only one warning. Thereafter, all
operating privileges will be revoked.
Golf carts will be available on a prepaid basis. You may reserve a cart in advance by
contacting Amy Jenkins at 608-547-5453.
PETS: All pets must be leashed while on the grounds and owners are required to
clean up after their pets.
VENDORS, CAMPERS, TENTS and TRAILERS
Vendor and camping space at the Homegrounds is on a reserved basis and the price
is determined solely by the WTA. These reservations are from the Sunday before the
shoot until Monday after the shoot. If you need your space sooner or are leaving later,
please contact Amy Jenkins, 608-547-5453, for availability. Camping spaces are also
available for five or ten year leases.
Reserving of parking spots or roping off of picnic areas will not be allowed.
Primitive camping will be available, first come first serve, at $20.00 per night. One unit
per site. Please contact Amy Jenkins, 608-547-5453, for availability.
WELCOME PIG ROAST
There will be a Pig Roast sponsored by Visit Rome, YZ’s Body Shop and the WTA
welcoming everyone to the 2022 Wisconsin State Shoot. The Pig Roast, cooked by
Jim Giese, will take place in the Main Entry Building on Tuesday, July 12th starting at
approximately 5:30 PM.
BOB SCHULTZ HOT DOG FEED
The Hot Dog feed sponsored by Bob Schultz, Target Shotguns, Inc., will take place on
Thursday, July 14th at approximately 5:30 PM in the Main Entry Building. At this time,
we will also present the 2021 All State Team and High Average Awards.
Four $100 gift baskets courtesy of Rhino and Laverne Lehmann will be given away by
random drawing. To enter the drawing, fill out an entry form available in the clubhouse.
Drawings will take place that night and you do not need to be present to win.PAUL BECKER FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY
& WTA FUNDRAISER
On Friday, July 15, 2022 the Wisconsin Trapshooting Association will host a Friday
Night Fish Fry by Paul & Mary Becker with Glenn & Connie Lee of the Buckshot Grill
in the Main Entry Building starting around 5:00 PM. There will be a live auction, silent
auction, fun events and door prizes.
ATA ATTAINMENTS
Each year, the ATA recognizes shooters that achieve various milestones: Target at-
tainments, 27 yards, AA-27-AA, All American Team, Grand Slams, Scholarships, etc.
If you wish to be recognized for any of these achievements by the WTA, please inform
ATA Delegate Kevin Doerring of them prior to Thursday July 14, 2022. Also, please
inform us of any completed careers so those shooters may be properly honored.
AIM PROGRAM
AIM PROGRAM For 2022, in Saturday’s Wisconsin Singles Championship (July 16,
2022), the ATA is proud to announce there will be AIM (Academics, Integrity and
Marksmanship) Trophies supplied by the ATA. There will be trophies for team
(squads) and individuals in the AIM Program: Age Categories – Age 11 and under,
Pre-Sub; Age 12-14, Sub Jr.; Age 15-17, Junior; Age 18-23, Junior Gold. The AIM
Program trophies will be awarded based on the first 100 targets of the 200 target
event. Awards Program will be in the entry building at the completion of the event at
approximately 6:00 pm. We encourage all AIM shooters to compete in the 200 target
event.
AIM’s Focus: Members of AIM will enjoy the thrill of shooting registered competition on
a level playing field as an individual and/or as a team. The purpose of AIM is to pro-
vide a safe and positive experience with firearms and registered trapshooting for
youth, elementary school through college age. AIM encourages good sportsmanship
and personal responsibility through competition while establishing the foundation to
make trapshooting a lifelong avocation.
For 2022, keep an eye out for another big year with MidwayUSA Foundation Endow-
ment Funds! Help us spread the word about these awesome opportunities to teams in
your state. Signing up is quick, free, and easy. Coaches can visit
www.midwayusafoundation.org/start-your-account to get started. Funds will be
available throughout the target year, so the earlier the better for signing up. We’ll
announce programs on www.aim4ata.com and through our social media, so make
sure you are connected. Don’t miss your chance to take part of our BIGGEST match
of the year!
1. TARGETS - Minimum Requirements: none for AIM Awards
2. Registration Deadline; Register with an AIM State Director or with Classification at
the State Shoot.
3. All AIM related issues are to be brought to an AIM Director, NOT THE WTA. ATA
rules and the AIM Handbook govern.
4. All shooters must pay their AIM, ATA and WTA memberships before shooting.
For any questions regarding the AIM Program
Please contact: Kyle Wojicechowski • 715-573-3777 - deadapair@yahoo.com.
Thanks to the WTA Board for allowing the AIM to become a part of Wisconsin
Trapshooting tradition!FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS
WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR EVENT
SPONSORS
Kolar Arms, Recob’s Target Shop,
Bernie and Chantelle Merchlewitz,
YZ’s Body Shop, Inc., Elite Shotguns,
MEC Outdoors, Rewald Electric,
Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club,
White Flyer, Ho-Chunk Gaming, WTA,
Bruce Davis Construction and
Manitowoc Gun Club.
PAST STATE SHOOT ATTENDANCE
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Tues. Moser Singles 155 196 184 211 195 216
Brian Giese Hd 156 179 190 212 216 229
Rewald Electric Dbs 111 128 136 152 181 176
Wed. Eau Claire R&G Dbs 259 254 292 301 317 311
Elite Shotguns Hd 360 338 368 403 403 385
YZ’s Singles 348 339 378 384 396 353
Thurs. White Flyer Singles 416 420 449 496 471 507
White Flyer Handicap 416 394 441 485 451 488
Bruce Davis Doubles - - - 379 374 375
Fri. Ho Chunk Doubles 421 408 435 465 443 437
CZ-USA Hd 526 511 533 549 523 553
Sat. Kolar Singles 726 676 684 679 616 699
Sun. Recob’s Handicap 475 529 561 555 539 543
Attendance Totals 4369 4372 4651 5271 5125 5272WISCONSIN TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Fritz Thistle, President Lodi 2022
Rich Weisensel, 1st Vice President Wautoma 2022
Bob Ebbers, 2nd Vice President Burlington 2023
Kenneth Michels, Director Ringle 2023
Laverne Lehmann, Director Potosi 2023
Aaron Katzenberg, Director Pell Lake 2023
Keith Lehmann, Director Lancaster 2022
Tyler Buchanan, Director Platteville 2022
Amy Jenkins, Executive Assistant Taylor Katzenberg, Treasurer
13806 Graphite Road PO Box 38
Tomah, WI 54660 Burlington, WI 53105
Kevin Doerring, ATA Delegate Tyler Buchanan, 1st Alternate
355 North Monroe Street 300 North Hickory Street
Lancaster, WI 53813 Platteville, WI 53818
Fritz Thistle, 2nd Alternate Amy Jenkins, Shoot Coordinator
N2111 Smith Park Road 13806 Graphite Road
Lodi, WI 53555 Tomah, WI 54660
For phone numbers and email addresses of those listed above, please
visit the WTA website at www.witrapshooters.com.
WTA COMMITTEES AND ASSIGNMENTS
AIM Director........................................... Kyle Wojicechowski
All-State Team ....................................... Kevin Doerring
Camping ................................................ Amy Jenkins
Classification ......................................... Kevin Doerring/Tyler Buchanan
.............................................................. Ken Michels/Jay Nigbor/Dan Ewert
Exhibitors/Vendors ................................. Amy Jenkins
Food Service ......................................... Tom & Nora Bristol/Amy Jenkins
Hall of Fame .......................................... John Atkielski/Jay Nigbor/Fritz Thistle
Hall of Fame Banquet ............................ Steve & Mary Downs/Carol Keeley
Line Personnel/Training ......................... Fritz Thistle/Gary Witzke
Photos ................................................... Steve & Mary Downs
Pre-squadding ....................................... Mueller Technologies
Referees ................................................ All Directors
Registered Shoot Coordinator ............... Amy Jenkins
Scoreboard ............................................ Mueller Technologies
Shoot-offs .............................................. John Atkielski/Kevin Doerring
State Program ....................................... John Atkielski/Amy Jenkins
Target Setting ........................................ All Directors/Laverne & KeithLehmann/
.............................................................. YZ/Chops/John Reding/Bill Simonar/
.............................................................. Dennis Kozlowski/Bob Ebbers/Aaron
.............................................................. Katzenberg
Trap & Field Reports .............................. Taylor Katzenberg
Trapshooting USA Report ...................... Sean Hawley
Trophies................................................. Taylor Katzenberg
Trophy Counter ...................................... Taylor Katzenberg/Steve & Mary Downs
WTA Fundraising .................................. Friends of the WTA
WTA Website......................................... Elizabeth Foellmi/Amy Jenkins
Zone Shoots .......................................... Kevin Doerring/Amy JenkinsName Inducted Name Inducted
*Guy V. Dering 1974 Dale Reimer 2000
*Fred Dreyfus 1974 *Bob Okray 2002
*Harry Dunham 1974 *Ray Moser 2002
*L.W. Johnson 1974 *Dave Ennis 2002
*John F. Kurth 1974 Doug Jerabek 2002
*Alex J. Larson 1974 Steve Keeley 2002
*Charles H. Larson 1974 *Elliah Koparian 2003
*Claude W. Olney 1974 *Rodney Overson 2003
*Victor A. Reinders 1974 Gary “Timber” Wolfe 2005
*Harry Billet 1975 James Dekay 2005
*W.J. Raup 1975 Arlene Otto 2005
*J.W. Wulf 1975 *Paul Sedwick 2006
*Dolly Issets 1976 Ben Smith 2006
*Clyde Mitchell 1976 Jeff Recob 2006
*William W. Issets 1977 Karen Recob 2006
*Eleanor “Tommy” Reinders 1977 Bill Recob 2006
Nancy Krebs Resop 1980 Gerald Demulling 2007
*Ruby Jenner 1984 Cheryl Demulling 2007
*William Ptaschinski 1984 Larry Wehinger 2008
*Jack Gracey 1985 John Atkielski 2008
*Austin LaJuene 1985 Tim Curtin 2009
Glen Everts 1987 *James Westover 2009
*Grace Bachhuber 1988 Bruce Wiegmann 2010
*Ted Bachhuber 1988 Fritz Thistle 2013
*Julie Deckert 1990 *Dennis Taylor 2013
*Fred Ludington 1990 Don Mittag 2014
*Richard Bennett 1991 Bruce Stiteley 2014
Cathy Wehinger 1992 Virgil Bomkamp 2015
*Duane Bucholz 1992 Glen Grabski 2016
*Richard Otto 1992 Jerry Murphy 2016
Loreen Klauser 1993 Carol Keeley 2017
Jerry Tesch 1993 Kenneth Beutler 2018
Robert Wallisch 1994 John Madson 2018
*R.E. “Buzz” Hogue 1996 James Gurkowski 2019
*Ron Bell 2000 Sandra Jo Jack 2020
*Robert Bohringer 2000 Rich Weisensel 2020
*Darrell Nelson 2000 Paul Becker 2021
Jay Nigbor 2000 John Reeb 2021
The inductions of George Hass and Jack Duwe
will take place at the WTA Hall of Fame Banquet
to be held Wednesday evening July 13, 2022
at the Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids.2021 WISCONSIN ALL STATE TEAM
Awards to the 34 members of the All State Team and High Averages based on 2021
performance will be made during the Bob Schultz Hot Dog Feed on Thursday, July
14, 2022. Awards graciously donated by Kolar Arms and YZ’s Body Shop Inc.
Composite Times
MEN’S TEAM Average Honored
George Hass - Captain Fond Du Lac 96.33 11
Dwight Fitzsimmons Dodgeville 95.76 14
Jonathan Denman Columbus 95.23 17
Dan Haag Verona 94.94 6
Tyler Buchanan Platteville 94.30 2
Matthew Riffe La Crosse 93.57 2
John Wilke Nekoosa 92.98 2
Andy Wondrash Two Rivers 92.82 1
Donald Wagner Schofield 92.50 4
Brent Heikkinen Tomahawk 92.33 2
LADY’S TEAM
Sandra Jo Jack - Captain Altoona 91.47 7
Karlie Klas Potosi 91.27 6
Taylor Ebbers Burlington 89.61 1
Janet Reding Cassville 89.34 15
Carol Keeley Waterloo 88.40 9
VETERAN TEAM
Gerald Demulling - Captain New Richmond 94.87 28
Donald LaBarge Wisconsin Rapids 92.40 2
Tim Curtin Reedsburg 91.06 14
Rich Weisensel Wautoma 89.85 2
SENIOR VETERAN TEAM
Mike Nawikas - Captain Sheboygan 92.99 7
Steve Keeley Waterloo 91.21 21
Don Mittag Eagle 90.79 18
Dwight Paulin Fond Du Lac 89.92 12
Don Chrapla Fond Du Lac 89.39 7
JUNIOR TEAM
Cody Barwick - Captain Mosinee 94.25 4
Logan Denman Columbus 93.57 5
Sage McKeough Wausau 92.78 3
Hunter Knotwell Lancaster 91.59 4
Brady Nyhuis Wautoma 90.82 1
SUB JUNIOR TEAM
Robert Gropp - Captain Berlin 93.74 4
Lillian Longworth Omro 88.77 2
Caleb Studnicka Sun Prairie 86.19 1
Jordan Bomkamp Muscoda 86.06 1
Lexi Flees Hatley 80.13 1
2021 HIGH AVERAGE AWARDS
Singles George Hass Fond Du Lac 99.00 1700 In State Targets
Handicap George Hass Fond Du Lac 91.75 1600 In State Targets
Doubles Dwight Fitzsimmons Dodgeville 96.36 2200 In State TargetsMONEY DIVISION
NOTICE: To expedite the calculation of purses, options and added monies, the scores
that appear on the bulletin sheets one hour after the last squad has been posted will
be final. Shooters have until that time to make corrections to their posted scores.
All monies due shooters in the form of purses, options and/or added money will be
paid by check the day after completion of an event. All monies not distributed at the
shoot, will be paid by check and mailed within ten days by the WTA.
Event Payoffs - Payoff checks will be available after noon the next day. You must
present your plastic ATA card or Shooters Number to cashier personnel in order to
receive any event payoffs. Announcements will be made or posted daily as to the
availability of payoffs. All payoffs not made at the shoot will be mailed within 10 days.
No payoff check $600.00 or greater will be issued unless we have a W9 SS# Request
Form on file or the shooter fills out one before receiving their check.
WTA ADDED MONEY
DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP - $1300.00
Paid: Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, D - 60/40%, ties divide.
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP - $3100.00
Paid: Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, D - 60/40%, ties divide.
HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP - $2600.00
Paid: 40/30/20/10% ties divide, one yardage group (19 to 27)
NOTE: ALL ADDED MONEY WILL BE PRORATED BY ENTRY FOR RESIDENTS AND NON-
RESIDENTS.
OPTIONS and PURSES
CLASS OPTIONS: 100 SINGLES TARGETS
Paid: Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, D - 60/40%, ties divide.
CLASS OPTIONS: 50 DOUBLES TARGETS
Paid: Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, D - 60/40%, ties divide.
HANDICAP OPTIONS: ONE YARDAGE GROUP (19 TO 27)
25s paid: One money, ties divide.
50s paid: 60/40%, ties divide.
SINGLES EVENTS - CLASS PURSE
Paid: Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, D - 60/40%, ties divide.
DOUBLES EVENTS - CLASS PURSE
Paid: Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, D - 60/40%, ties divide.
HANDICAP EVENTS: REGULAR PURSE
Paid: 40/30/20/10% ties divide, one yardage group (19 to 27)
HANDICAP EVENTS: YARDAGE PURSE
Paid 50/30/20%, four yardage groups
(19-21), (22-23), (24-25), (26-27)
HANDICAP EVENTS: TOP GUN LEWIS OPTION
Only available in the Event 11 Preliminary Handicap
This is a Modified Lewis class option and will be paid as follows:
50% of the total money will be paid to the top two scores and will be divided 60/40%
The remaining 50% of the total money will be divided into 3 Lewis Classes and will be paid
one money, ties divide. The top two scores paid above will be removed the Lewis Class
calculation and therefore, the third high score will lead the first class.LEWIS CLASS OPTION: ALL EVENTS
Paid: Five Classes one money, ties divide.
LEWIS CLASS OPTION: HALL OF FAME
Paid: Four Classes, one money, ties divide.
ATA HALL of FAME CONTRIBUTOR OPTION and AWARD
One half of the $20 entry fee for this option is a tax-deductible donation to the Trapshooting
Hall of Fame. This donation provides support to our new museum and to the many projects
undertaken by the Hall of Fame. Your entry slip shows this contribution and is your
receipt. One half of the entry fee for this option will be forwarded to the Trapshooting Hall of
Fame, and the other half will be paid out in three Lewis Classes, 60/40 high gun each
class. The high participating shooter will receive a specially crafted Shamrock Leathers oak
and leather wall clock suitably engraved. All participants will qualify for this beautiful
Shamrock Leathers Hall of Fame Award. Ties will be resolved by shoot management. The
Hall of Fame is recognized as a 501(c)3 charitable organization by the IRS. Entry for this
Lewis Option is available in the Recob’s Target Shop Handicap Championship (Event 13)
and Option 7.
LEWIS CLASS OPTION: ATA GUN CLUB FUND
Paid: Three Classes, one money, ties divide.
ATA GUN CLUB FUND LEWIS PURSE
ATA gun clubs are the grassroots for our Association. Most every angle within the ATA
starts and ends with the success of our gun clubs. If they are not successful, the ATA is
not successful. Therefore, each year the ATA awards grants to help enhance the clubs
and grant them funds needed to enrich our sport. Half of the entry in this award is donated
to the ATA to support this grant program. Entry for this Lewis Option is available in the
Kolar Arms Singles Championship (Event 12) as Option 7.
LEWIS CLASS OPTION: KYLE SACIA
Paid: Three Classes, one money, ties divide.
The WTA recognizes Kyle Sacia. To honor his life and establish a Memorial Fund, the
WTA encourages you to participate in the Kyle Sacia Lewis Class Option. Half of the entry
in this option will be donated directly to the Kyle Sacia Memorial Fund. Entry for this Lewis
Class Option is available in the Kyle Sacia Memorial Handicap (Event 2) as Option 8.
HIGH ALL AROUND LEWIS CLASS OPTION
Paid: Four Classes, one money, ties divide.
Must enter on Event # 10
HIGH OVERALL LEWIS CLASS OPTION
Paid: Four Classes, one money, ties divide.
Must enter on Event # 4
**MARATHON MONDAY**
MONDAY JULY 11, 2022
The WTA Shooting Complex will be open on Monday, July 11th at 10:00 AM
for registered shooting. This is a marathon shoot in singles, handicap and
doubles. Targets are priced at $26.00 per hundred. Daily fees of ATA $3.00
and WTA $3.00 will be added to your first entry of each day. WTA Mainte-
nance Fee of $1.00 will be added on each event. There are no trophies for
these events. Please see Glen Grabski for squadding and cashiering.EVENT 1
TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022
MOSER MEMORIAL SINGLES
9:00 AM - Entries Open at 8:00 AM and Close at 11:00 AM
100 16 YARD TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 50 per trap
In memory of Ray and Wy Moser
Trophies Wisconsin Trapshooting Association
1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Lady, Junior, Sub-Junior, Veteran and Senior Veteran
All trophies are Open
Admission, targets, trophies ............................................... $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option............................................... 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse .......................................................... 20.00
Ties carried over to Wednesday’s
YZ’s “We Want Your Body” Singles
WTA 100 CLUB
Each year, the first Wisconsin Resident to break 100 straight at the Wisconsin
State Shoot will join the WTA 100 Club. This person will receive a one of a kind
belt buckle and will have their name added to a commemorative plaque in the
entry building. The winner will be determined by Squad Number and Position.
In honor of Kyle Sacia, the WTA respectfully requests that
everyone please wear red today!
EVENT 2
TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022
KYLE SACIA MEMORIAL HANDICAP
100 HANDICAP TARGETS - 19 TO 27 yards
Shot 50 per trap
Trophies Bernie and Chantelle Merchlewitz
Champion, Runner-up
1st and 2nd each yardage group
(19-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27)
Lady, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran and Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Lady, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
All trophies are Open
Admission, targets, trophies ................................................ $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option .............................................. 10.00
Option 3 - 25’s Option, $5.00 each 25 ................................... 20.00
Option 4 - 50’s Option, $10.00 each 50 (F-M-L) .................... 30.00
Option 5 - Handicap Yardage Purse...................................... 20.00
Option 8 - Kyle Sacia Lewis Class Option ............................. 10.00
Ties shoot off following last event of the dayEVENT 3
TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022
REWALD ELECTRIC
DOUBLES
100 DOUBLES TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 25 Pair per trap
Trophies Bob Ebbers
1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Lady, Junior, Sub-Junior, Veteran and Senior Veteran
All trophies are Open
Admission, targets, trophies................................................ $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option ............................................. 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse.......................................................... 20.00
Option 4 - Class Option, $10.00 each 50 .............................. 20.00
Kyle Sacia Handicap Slider Doubles Shoot Out - there will be a lucky number drawing to
determine shooters that are eligible to participate in this shoot out. Cash payouts and further
details will be posted at the State Shoot.
Ties carried over to Wednesday’s
Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club Doubles
Welcome Pig Roast
In the Event Center at approximately 5:30 PM
EVENT 4
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 2022
9:00 AM - Entries Open at 8:00 AM and Close at 11:00 AM
EAU CLAIRE ROD & GUN CLUB
DOUBLES
100 DOUBLES TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 25 Pair per trap
Trophies Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club
Resident: 1st and 2nd each Class, AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: 1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies................................................ $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option .............................................. 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse.......................................................... 20.00
Option 3 - High Overall Lewis ............................................. 20.00
(Note: Paid as Event 13 on the final day payoff)
Option 4 - Class Option, $10.00 each 50 .............................. 20.00
Ties carried over to Bruce Davis ConstructionEVENT 5
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 2022
ELITE SHOTGUNS
PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP
HONORING “Fritz Thistle”
100 HANDICAP TARGETS - 19 TO 27 yards
Shot 50 per trap
Trophies Aaron Willoughby
Resident: Champion, Runner-up and Third
1st each yardage group
(19-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27)
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up and 1st each yardage group
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ............................................... $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option ............................................... 10.00
Option 2 - Handicap Regular Purse ....................................... 20.00
Option 3 - 25’s Option, $5.00 each 25 ................................... 20.00
Option 4 - 50’s Option, $10.00 each 50 (F-M-L) .................... 30.00
Option 5 - Handicap Yardage Purse ...................................... 20.00
Ties shoot off following last event of the day
EVENT 6
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 2022
YZ’s “WE WANT YOUR BODY”
SINGLES
100 16 YARD TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 50 per trap
Trophies YZ’s Body Shop, Inc.
Resident: 1st and 2nd each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: 1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ................................................ $38.00
WTA Daily Maintenance Fee................................................. $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option ............................................... 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse .......................................................... 20.00
Ties carried over to Thursday’s White Flyer Singles Class Championship
WTA Hall of Fame Banquet at the Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids.
Social Hour starting at 5:00 PM and buffet dinner at 7:00 PM.2021 ATA
MEGA TARGET AWARDS
1 World Shooting and Recreational Complex IL 4,317,075
2 Cardinal Center OH 3,577,900
3 Pennsylvania State Shotgunning Assn PA 2,505,575
4 Tuscon Trap & Skeet Club AZ 2,349,425
5 Silver Dollar Shooters Club FL 1,821,975
6 Missouri Trap Assn Gun Club MO 1,260,350
7 Iowa State Trap Assn IA 1,115,575
8 Wisconsin Shooting Complex & Learning Ctr WI 858,925
9 Kansas Trapshooting Assn KS 766,312
10 New York State ATA NY 761,950
After placing tenth in 2019, seventh in 2020, Wisconsin is in eighth place for the
ATA’s gun club thrown targets Mega Target Award. Thanks to all attendees, the
Nekoosa High School, the WTA Board of Director’s and the many volunteers
that have made this possible.
WTA ANNUAL MEETING
FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2022 8:00 AM
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin Trapshooting Association will be held
Friday, July 15, 2022 at 8:00 AM at the WTA Homegrounds in the Main Entry
Building. All current ATA members who are residents of Wisconsin are
eligible to vote and are encouraged to attend. Shooters must present their
2022 ATA paper average card and have registered targets in any two target
years in order to vote.
Shooting will start after the conclusion of the Annual Meeting.
EVENT 7
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2022
WHITE FLYER
SINGLES CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP
8:00 AM - Entries Open at 7:00 AM and Close at 10:00 AM
100 16 YARD TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 50 per trap
Trophies White Flyer
Resident: 1st and 2nd each Class, AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Concurrent Wisconsin Zone Champion of Champions:
Champion, Runn er Up to Champion,1st in each Class AA-A-B-C-D
To be eligible, you must have won one of the above trophies as a resident at your
respective Wisconsin Zone Shoot.
Non-Resident: 1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ................................................ $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option............................................... 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse .......................................................... 20.00
Ties carried over to Saturday’s Kolar Arms Singles ChampionshipEVENT 8
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2022
WHITE FLYER HANDICAP
100 HANDICAP TARGETS - 19 TO 27 yards
Shot 50 per trap
Trophies White Flyer
Resident: Champion, Runner-up and Third
1st each yardage group
(19-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27)
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up and 1st each yardage group
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ............................................... $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option .............................................. 10.00
Option 2 - Handicap Regular Purse ..................................... 20.00
Option 3 - 25’s Option, $5.00 each 25................................... 20.00
Option 4 - 50’s Option, $10.00 each 50 (F-M-L) .................... 30.00
Option 5 - Handicap Yardage Purse ..................................... 20.00
Ties shoot off following last event of the day
EVENT 9
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2022
BRUCE DAVIS CONSTRUCTION
DOUBLES CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP
100 DOUBLES TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 25 Pair per trap
Trophies Bruce Davis
Resident: 1st and 2nd each Class, AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Runner-up Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: 1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ............................................... $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option .............................................. 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse ......................................................... 20.00
Option 4 - Class Option, $10.00 each 50 .............................. 20.00
Ties carried over to Ho-Chunk Gaming
Wisconsin Doubles Championship
Hot Dog Feed sponsored by Bob Schultz, Target Shotguns, Inc. in Event Center
at approximately 5:30 PM.
All State Team and High Average
Awards presentations
Four $100 gift baskets courtesy
of Rhino and Laverne Lehmann will be given away.JEWELRY RAFFLE
50/50 RAFFLE
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HOODIES & HATS
SPECIAL 10th ANNIVESARY CLOTHING
All available for sale in the Main Entry
Building during the State Shoot.
Coffee and Donuts will be for sale daily
in the Main Entry Building.
Please see Chops, YZ or their wives!
Silent auction items should be dropped off
by noon on Wednesday. The auction closes at
4:00 PM on Friday.
Final raffle drawings along with live and
silent auctions will take place on
July 15th during the Friday Night Fish Fry
by Paul & Mary Becker with Glenn & Connie Lee
of the Buckshot Grill.EVENT 10
FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2022
Entries Open at 7:30 AM and Close at 11:00 AM
WTA Annual Meeting - 8:00 AM
The Event will start 15 minutes after the completion of the WTA Annual Meeting
HO-CHUNK GAMING
WISCONSIN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
HONORING “George Hass”
100 DOUBLES TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES - Shot 25 Pair per trap
$1300.00 WTA Added Money
Trophies Ho-Chunk Gaming
Resident: Champion and Runner-up (ATA trophy)
1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D (ATA trophy)
2nd each Class, AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Champion Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran,
(ATA trophy)
Runner-up Sub Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up and 1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies................................................ $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option .............................................. 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse.......................................................... 20.00
Option 3 - High All Around Lewis ....................................... 20.00
(Note: Paid as Event 14 on the final day payoff.)
Option 4 - Class Option, $10.00 each 50 .............................. 20.00
Ties shoot off upon completion of today’s events.
EVENT 11
FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2022
BRUCE DAVIS CONSTRUCTION
PRELIMINARY HANDICAP
100 HANDICAP TARGETS - 19 TO 27 yards
Shot 50 per trap
Trophies Bruce Davis
Resident: Champion, Runner-up,Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
1st each yardage group - (19-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27)
1st and 2nd Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up, Third and 1st each yardage group
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ................................................ $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option............................................... 10.00
Option 2 - Handicap Regular Purse ...................................... 20.00
Option 3 - 25’s Option, $5.00 each 25 ................................... 20.00
Option 4 - 50’s Option, $10.00 each 50 (F-M-L) .................... 30.00
Option 5 - Handicap Yardage Purse...................................... 20.00
Option 7 - Top Gun Lewis ..................................................... 20.00
Ties shoot off upon completion of today’s events.
Friday Night Fish Fry and WTA Fundraiser
in main entry building starting around 5:00 PMEVENT 12
SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2022
8:00 AM - Entries Open at 7:00 AM
KOLAR ARMS
WISCONSIN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
HONORING “Dwight Fitzsimmons”
200 16 YARD TARGETS IN SIX CLASSES
Shot 50 per trap
$3100.00 WTA Added Money
Trophies Kolar Arms
Resident: Champion and Runner-up (ATA trophy)
Sub-Junior Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Junior Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Junior Gold (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Lady I Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Lady II Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Sub-Veteran Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Veteran Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
Senior Veteran Champion (ATA Trophy) and Runner-up
1st each Class, AAA-AA-A-B-C-D (ATA trophy)
2nd and 3rd each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Husband/Wife Champions
Parent/Child Champions (under 18)
Parent/Child Champions (18 and over)
(no age limit, to include grandparent/grandchild)
ATA Trophies for AIM shooters
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up and 1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Admission, targets, trophies ................................................$76.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ......................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option .............................................. 10.00
Option 2 - Class Purse ......................................................... 20.00
Option 5 - Class Option, $10.00 each 100 ............................ 20.00
Option 7 - ATA Gun Club Lewis Purse ................................. 20.00
Note: Shooters competing in just the first 100 targets will be squadded at the end of the first
100 or to fill vacancies on incomplete squads. Entry fee: $45.00, includes daily fees.
Note: If necessary, unfinished Singles squads will resume shooting at 8:00 AM on Sunday.
Any person missing their squad at that time will be permanently scratched. Shoot offs would
then take place immediately following the completion of the Championship Handicap event.
* STATE SINGLES CHAMPIONS AWARDS *
$200.00 to State Singles Champion, $100.00 to Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I, Lady II,
Sub- Veteran, Veteran and Senior Veteran Singles Champions. Champions must shoot in the
appropriate Champion of Champions event at the Grand American to earn this award. Runners-
up to the Champion are eligible if the Champion is not present.
HUSBAND/WIFE and PARENT/CHILD TEAMS
Persons eligible for these special team races must fill out and submit an entry form prior to shoot-
ing on Saturday. Entry forms are located at classification counter. Parent/Child (under 18) will
take precedent when the child is less than 18 years old. Age is determined per ATA category
rules.
Ties shoot off upon completion of today’s eventEVENT 13
SUNDAY, JULY 17, 2022
8:00 AM - Entries Open at 7:00 AM and Close at Noon
RECOB’S TARGET SHOP
WISCONSIN HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP
HONORING “David Gervasi”
100 HANDICAP TARGETS - 19 TO 27 yards
Shot 50 per trap
$2600.00 WTA Added Money
Trophies Recob’s Target Shop
Resident: Champion, Runner-up (ATA Trophy)
Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth (ATA Trophy)
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth
1st each yardage group
(19-21) (22-23) (24-25) (26-27)
Sub-Junior Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Junior Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Junior Gold Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Lady I Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Lady II Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Sub-Veteran Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Veteran Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Senior Veteran Champion (ATA trophy) and Runner-up
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Open: Hall of Fame Contributor Award Trophy courtesy of
Shamrock Leathers
Admission, targets, trophies ................................................. $38.00
WTA Maintenance Fee ........................................................... $1.00
Option 1 - Lewis Class Option ................................................ 10.00
Option 2 - Handicap Regular Purse ........................................ 20.00
Option 3 - 25’s Option, $5.00 each 25 .................................... 20.00
Option 4 - 50’s Option, $10.00 each 50 (F-M-L) ...................... 30.00
Option 5 - Handicap Yardage Purse ....................................... 20.00
Option 7 - ATA Hall of Fame Open Contributor Lewis Option.. 20.00
Ties shoot off upon completion of today’s event.EVENT 14
MEC OUTDOORS
“The Brand You Trust”
WISCONSIN HIGH ALL AROUND
CHAMPIONSHIP
HONORING “Chad Blanke”
Trophies MEC Outdoors
Resident: Champion (ATA Trophy), Runner-up, Third
1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior Champion
Junior Champion
Junior Gold Champion
Lady I Champion
Lady II Champion
Sub-Veteran Champion
Veteran Champion
Senior Veteran Champion
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up,
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Note: Class determined by Event #12
A WTA Life Membership has been donated by Laverne
Lehmann and will be awarded by a random
drawing to either a Junior or Sub Junior that has shot the 400
Championship Targets at the Wisconsin State Shoot.
EVENT 15
MANITOWOC GUN CLUB
WISCONSIN HIGH OVERALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
HONORING “Dwight Fitzsimmons”
Trophies Manitowoc Gun Club
Resident: Champion, Runner-up, Third
1st each Class AAA-AA-A-B-C-D
Sub-Junior Champion
Junior Champion
Junior Gold Champion
Lady I Champion
Lady II Champion
Sub-Veteran Champion
Veteran Champion
Senior Veteran Champion
Non-Resident: Champion, Runner-up,
Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Lady I and II, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran
Open: Chairperson
Note: Class determined by Event #62021 WISCONSIN
STATE SHOOT WINNERS
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
Champion Dwight Fitzsimmons Dodgeville 200
Runner-Up George Hass Fond Du Lac 200
Lady I Taylor Ebbers Burlington 194
Lady II Sandra Jo Jack Altoona 196
Junior Gold Jacob Kohnke Eldorado 196
Junior Sage McKeough Wausau 198
Sub Junior Robert Gropp Berlin 195
Sub Veteran Randy Bolton Phillips 199
Veteran Gerald Demulling New Richmond 197
Senior Vet Edward Borske Alvin 198
Class AAA Tyler Buchanan Platteville 200
Class AA Bob Sylla Bangor 198
Class A Tate Barwald Tomah 199
Class B Otto Bowe Mount Calvary 196
Class C Les Wyman Neenah 196
Class D Caprice Juday Wautoma 195
Parent/Child Jonathan Denman and Columbus 392
Under 19 Logan Denman Columbus
Parent/Child Kyle Wojicechowski and Rothschild 390
Over 19 Craig Wojicechowski Mosinee
Husband/ Gerald Demulling and New Richmond 387
Wife Cheryl Demulling New Richmond
Non-Resident Ben Dietz Elko, MN 200
HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP
Champion David Gervasi Verona 99
Runner-Up Kenneth Pardon Hartford 97
Third Michael Bradley Sauk City 97
Fourth Robert Mussell Osceola 96
Fifth Chad Blanke Elkhart Lake 96
Sixth Jeffrey Vertein Rock Springs 96
Seventh Dan Bloesl Oshkosh 96
Eighth Tim Krause Oshkosh 96
Ninth Greg Winters Wausau 95
Tenth Curt Venne Mount Calvery 95
Lady I Lillian Longworth Omro 96
Lady II Carol Keeley Waterloo 95
Junior Gold River Laack Nekoosa 96
Junior Logan Denman Columbus 95
Sub Junior Robert Gropp Berlin 92
Sub Veteran Tom Hensel Cambridge 96
Veteran Charles Zwicke Franklin 95
Senior Vet Gary Reynolds Warrens 95
19-21 Yards Cody Milanowski Hatley 93
22-23 Yards William Kosmeder Madison 93
24-25 Yards Curt Venne Mount Calvery 94
26-27 Yards Jonathan Denman Columbus 93
Hall of Fame Demaine Milbach Cedarburg 96
Non-Resident Peter Walker Sartell, MN 98DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
Champion George Hass Fond Du Lac 100
Runner-up Jonathan Denman Columbus 98
Lady I Ashley Sand Francis Creek 90
Lady II Sandra Jo Jack Altoona 96
Junior Gold Robert Ebbers Burlington 93
Junior Hunter Knotwell Lancaster 98
Sub Junior Robert Gropp Berlin 95
Sub Veteran Dwight Fitzsimmons Dodgeville 97
Veteran Gerald Demulling New Richmond 97
Senior Vet Jay Nigbor Watertown 96
Class AAA Chad Blanke Elkhart Lake 98
Class AA Dan Bloesl Oshkosh 98
Class A Donald Wagner Schofield 97
Class B Robert Laukant Janesville 98
Class C Gerald Tenor DePere 97
Class D Roger Lemke Menomonie 94
Non-Resident Richard Marshall, Jr Lincoln, NE 100
HIGH ALL AROUND CHAMPIONSHIP
Champion Chad Blanke Elkhart Lake 393
Runner-up George Hass Fond Du Lac 392
Third Dwight Fitzsimmons Dodgeville 388
Lady I Taylor Ebbers Burlington 379
Lady II Carol Keeley Waterloo 376
Junior Gold River Laack Nekoosa 366
Junior Logan Denman Columbus 386
Sub Junior Robert Gropp Berlin 382
Sub Veteran David Gervasi Verona 393
Veteran Gerald Demulling New Richmond 384
Senior Vet Gary Reynolds Warrens 382
Class AAA Steve Ebsen Brookfield 386
Class AA Dan Bloesl Oshkosh 385
Class A Kenneth Pardon Hartford 387
Class B Michael Nawikas Sheboygan 379
Class C Gerald Tenor DePere 381
Class D Caprice Juday Wautoma 368
Non-Resident Richard Marshall, Jr Lincoln, NE 397
HIGH OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Champion Dwight Fitzsimmons Dodgeville 1065
Runner-up Chad Blanke Elkhart Lake 1062
Third George Hass Fond Du Lac 1061
Lady I Ashley Sand Francis Creek 1031
Lady II Sandra Jo Jack Altoona 1012
Junior Gold No Entry
Junior Cody Barwick Mosinee 1054
Sub Junior Brady Nyhuis Wautoma 998
Sub Veteran Steve Ebsen Brookfield 1045
Veteran Gerald Demulling New Richmond 1050
Senior Vet Michael Nawikas Sheboygan 1038
Class AAA Tyler Buchanan Platteville 1035
Class AA Jonathan Denman Columbus 1053
Class A Kenneth Pardon Hartford 1043
Class B Tom Hartman Manitowoc 1035
Class C Lee Fischer Manitowoc 1031
Class D Lillian Longworth Omro 1000
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