Ellis Co. KS 4-H Shooting Sports Club

05/20/2026

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05/10/2026

04/30/2026

🚨 FINAL COUNTDOWN 🚨

Today is the LAST day to sign up for 4-H Shooting Sports!! 🎯
If you’ve been thinking about it—this is your sign to DO IT!

Get registered, pick your shooting sports project, and join us for an awesome season of learning, fun, and competition 💥

Don’t wait until it’s too late…
Let’s gooooo!! 💪

04/10/2026

Last call! ⏰

You have until the end of the month to enroll in 4-H Shooting Sports if you want to participate in this year’s season. There will be no exceptions after May 1.

Don’t miss out—click the link and get enrolled today!

04/07/2026

Would you like to contribute to a great cause and advertise your business or honor the memory of a loved one? Please send us a direct message to secure your spot, as only a few remain. The sign will be displayed at the Hays City Sportsman’s Club for one year.

Thank you to the following sponsors!

03/21/2026

Don’t forget the 2026 Spring S***t League is starting soon!!

Sign up with the link below:
https://forms.gle/RUsM76m8Q2MmnkvK8

FIRST NIGHT IS APRIL 9TH!
You will pay the entry fee on our first night of league.
We are having two divisions, an adult and a youth (18 and under) division.
The winner of each division this year gets a case of shells and second place of each division gets a punch card!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10HgV8Lorqxtq4fX7RyHi7cLTDm3blSN_BXrPJdGGZs4/edit?usp=sharing
Here is a link to where you can see the squads!

03/21/2026

Ellis County Air Rifle shooters had a great day on the range during their recent competition in Ellsworth last weekend.

Ryan Ward, Jessa Fuertges, and Kash Parker represented Ellis County well with Ryan earning 3rd place, Jessa qualifying for the State Match, and Kash for breaking 300!

Submitted by:
Ellis County Shooting Sports Club Reporter
C. Schmidt

03/10/2026

Safety is the number one priority in 4-H Shooting Sports and is the center focus of meetings, practices, and events.

To keep safety at the forefront, remember M-A-T:
M - Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction
A - Always keep the action open and empty till you are ready to shoot
T - Always keep your finger off the trigger till you are ready to shoot


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