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n5wd wrote:
Well, if you're a student, why not start one? What our kids did was to find a teacher that was willing to sponsor the club, then got together with other kids and formed the club under school rules. Ask your principal's office which administrator is the liaison for student organizations. Also, look at the "Youth Target Foundation ". That's the umbrella organization that most all schools are affiliating with. They'll help train your coaches (our coaches are two dads of club members who are very experienced shotgun game competitors), help with organization and funding, as well as putting on several competitions during the Spring.

If you can find a teacher that might be interested in acting as a sponsor, I'll be more than happy to talk with them to help explain how we got things going at Northwest HS.

Wayne

(Though I wasn't the original sponsoring teacher, I volunteered to help shortly after the team got going, and took over when the original teacher had to drop out to concentrate on her Master's degree classes. I'm now a co-sponsor with one of our softball coaches)