TV- SF Trap Team

TV- SF Trap Team Trap Team made up of Turkey Valley and Sumner Fred kids

The kids shot great today in Ackley, even with the crazy wind!! Keep up the great work and continue busting them clays! ...
05/09/2026

The kids shot great today in Ackley, even with the crazy wind!! Keep up the great work and continue busting them clays! The TV-SF team placed in squads for singles and doubles and swept the handicap placing!( not pictured for their awards: Graham and Emily and Ely

05/09/2026

Senior Spotlight: Hunter Kruse

Team: Turkey Valley Trapshooting

Years In SCTP: 6

Hunter's favorite memory from SCTP was shooting 100 straight clays during a trap meet in Oelwein.

"Always listen to your trap coaches, because they probably know more than you." - Hunter K.

Notable SCTP Accomplishments
Placing 2nd in State Doubles as a squad, and 4th in State Singles as a squad, during his eighth-grade season.
Scoring a 200 as an individual for E-League scores his sophomore year.
Shooting 137 straight clays his junior year.

Wishing you the very best as you attend University of Wisconsin-Platteville to major in Agronomy and possibly trap shoot competitively.

Iowa Senior Spotlight Submission Link: https://forms.gle/1MXxkbih7Qzxxr3K9

04/28/2026

Every great shooter starts somewhere—and for many of our 7th, and 8th graders, this is that starting line. 💥
If you’re new to trap shooting, here’s the truth: most beginners shoot around 10–15 out of 25 targets when they’re just getting started. And that’s not just okay…that’s exactly where you’re supposed to be. Every round, every shot, you’re building skill, confidence, and focus.
To our younger shooters—welcome to the team. You belong here just as much as anyone. This sport isn’t about being perfect; it’s about showing up, learning, and having the courage to try again.
To our older athletes—you’re in that growth stage where things start to click. Stay patient. Small improvements turn into big scores over time, and your leadership matters more than you know.
We’re proud of every single one of you—for stepping up, supporting each other, and putting in the work.
Keep your head up, eyes forward, and let’s break some targets. 💪

Congrats to Abby for taking 2nd place in intermediate ladies at Cresco's Invite today!
04/26/2026

Congrats to Abby for taking 2nd place in intermediate ladies at Cresco's Invite today!

Our high schoolers did amazing today at Cresco's Invite bringing home the 1st place squad trophy and 3rd place squad tro...
04/26/2026

Our high schoolers did amazing today at Cresco's Invite bringing home the 1st place squad trophy and 3rd place squad trophy! Congrats to Ty for placing 2nd & Theresa for placing 3rd! Today was also prom so squad pictures had to happen after Grand March (missing Carter)! Congrats & be safe tonight!

04/22/2026

Ever wonder the difference between trap shooting and s***t shooting? 🎯

Think of it like this…

Trap shooting is a surprise! The clay target flies away from you, but you don’t know exactly where it will go. It can go left, right, or straight. You stand in one spot and take your shot. It’s all about quick reaction and focus.

S***t shooting is more like a pattern. The targets cross in front of you from two set houses—one high and one low. You move to different spots, and the targets follow the same path each time. It’s about timing and rhythm.

Both are fun. Both take skill. And both will keep you on your toes!

If you’ve never tried either one, this might be your sign to give it a shot (pun intended 😉). Which one do you think you’d like better—trap or s***t? Let me know below!

04/20/2026

🏆 Trapshooting Terms Breakdown 🏆

Whether you’re new to the team or a seasoned supporter, here’s a quick guide to some common trapshooting terms you’ll hear this season:

Seniors – Shooters in grades 9–12
• Beginner: First year as a senior
• Advanced: Returning senior shooters

Intermediates – Shooters in grades 7–8
• Beginner: Newer shooters
• Advanced: Experienced intermediates

Straight 25 – Knocking down 25 targets in a row (one full box)

Straight 50 – A perfect round with no misses

Straight 100 – 100 targets hit with zero misses 💯

Handicap Yardage
• Intermediates shoot from 21 yards
• Seniors shoot from 25 yards
(Used during handicap rounds and shoot-offs)

Shoot-Off – Used to break ties, shooters compete from their designated yardage

Sudden Death – If still tied after a shoot-off, shooters take turns until one misses

Station – Refers to the shooter’s position on the field
• Station 1: Furthest left
• Station 5: Furthest right

Box – Refers to the box of shells being used
• Box 1: The first 25 targets they are shooting

Keep an eye out this season as our athletes chase those perfect rounds! 🎯

Updated Schedule and Awards banquet tentatively scheduled for June 21 at 4 pm at the range with more details to come
04/20/2026

Updated Schedule and Awards banquet tentatively scheduled for June 21 at 4 pm at the range with more details to come

Avery competed in S***t on Saturday!! He is our only s***t shooter this year!!
04/20/2026

Avery competed in S***t on Saturday!! He is our only s***t shooter this year!!

04/19/2026

Board meeting Tonight 6 pm at TV high school

Varsity squads- TV Simba placed Second today. TV Koda placed 16. Hunter had a shoot off and missed placing by one, and T...
04/18/2026

Varsity squads- TV Simba placed Second today. TV Koda placed 16. Hunter had a shoot off and missed placing by one, and Theresa placed 1st for women with a 48! Numbers are improving!! Keep up the great work!!! 

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