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Drake Williams
2007 Tennessee Junior Olympic Trap Champion

Drake who competed in the youngest USA Shooting division J3 was 14 years and 45 days of age on the day he was crowned champion.

Competing with J1 and J2 athletes up to 20 years of age Drake showed incredible athletic maturity posting an incredible score of 120 out of 125 targets over two days of competition. The competition held in Paris, TN at Holly Fork Shooting Complex in cooperation with Center Shot Sports was the first Junior Olympic Shotgun Championships ever held in the state.

Brett Hoeppner          Article: Teen Aims for Olympics

2007 Arizona Junior Olympic Silver Medalist

Brett Hoeppner, 15, of Cave Creek, takes aim at a clay pigeon at the Clay Target Center in the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in north Phoenix. Brett received a silver medal in skeet shooting in the first ever Arizona Junior Olympic Championships held at Tucson Trap & Skeet.

"The international skeet training you provided during the Arizona Game & Fish sponsored Outdoor Expo provided Brett with the fundamentals needed to shoot this fast and challenging discipline." [John P. Hoeppner, father]

Wes Borie, Lane Shank & Brett Hoeppner

Ben Avery Clay Crushers

2006 SCTP National Champions-Skeet
2006 SCTP Arizona Champions-Skeet

Marvin: Just a quick note to say thank you for the shooting knowledge and mental coaching you provided to the championship Clay Crusher team. We will never forget how crazy (like a fox) we all thought you were when you "black-taped" the sights on the kids shotguns. Even today when anyone asks me why the black electrical tape is wrapped around the O/U barrels I tell the person inquiring - "that is how they hold the barrels together in Georgia!"   [John Hoeppner]

Joseph Dulaney, Caitlin Connor, Ethan Hall,
Brian Brewton/ "Next Level" Coach

 Louisiana Clay Wings

Coaches from the Henry County, TN 4H/SCTP program taking
“NEXT LEVEL TRAINING” Youth Coach Development Program
 
From L to R
Ed Tayloe, Keith Chilcutt, Joan Williams, Mike Hodge, Barry Triplett, Terry Williams, Thomas Edwards, Kenny Paschall, Chris Beloate, Monte Belew, David Burden, Tommy Crane, Jay McCadams, Sam McCadams

San Diego SCTP coaches at San Diego Shotgun sports facility taking “NEXT LEVEL TRAINING” class by Marvin Spinks from Center Shot

Shooting Academy. Class was organized by Dennis Rohman of Project 2000 Shooting Range in El Cajon, California.

Coaches L to R
Mike Sorchy, Marvin Spinks, Bob Murray, Wayne Langevin, Bill Savage

Bob and class completely stunned.

Bob smokes a high house skeet target using "Next Level Training" method with his full choke, mono barrel, trap gun. Marvin holds his gun and Bob up too. Truly stunned, Bob expresses his amazement in his ability after applying classroom training on the field.

Sample Point of Impact study

This particular student fired a total of ten shots. The top circle of four shots is when the student aimed. The bottom circle is when the student pulled the trigger when the comb of the gun touched the students face. Without aiming the student is perfect. This exercise shot on paper shows the impact of the wads that are nowhere near the point of shot impact. Note that five wads are missing at sixteen yards.

Buckeye Gang!

From L to R
Coach Teddi Wood-Holt, Stephanie Miles, Kasey Kinney, Macy Holt, Trevor King, Ethan Holt, Nathan Seeley, Coach Jamie Seeley

AZ SCTP youth team in their new team shirts!
(front) “What would Marvin say..”
(back) He'd say, “Shoot the bird^TM.”