The 2025 Indiana State Shoot was filled with impressive performances, with Joe Charnigo making history by breaking his 100th perfect doubles score, a remarkable achievement that underscores his dominance in the sport. Charnigo also earned the Out of State runner-up spot in the High Over All (HOA) competition with a solid score of 1180, further solidifying his reputation as one of the top shooters in the nation. His performance at the event was nothing short of spectacular, showcasing his consistency and precision.

Meanwhile, Jacque Snellenberger continued to impress by winning the Out of State Lady 2 Category HOA. Her victory highlights her continued excellence in the sport, as she remains a strong contender in the trapshooting community. The 2025 Indiana State Shoot proved to be a memorable event, with both Charnigo and Snellenberger showing why they are among the best in the game.

The 2025 Iowa State Shoot featured a highly competitive High Over All (HOA) race, with Dagen Voigtman coming out on top with an impressive score of 1183. Just behind him were Ian Lawrence with 1181 and Sean Hawley with 1176, making for an exciting finish as these top shooters battled it out throughout the week. Voigtman’s performance was a testament to his skill and consistency, earning him the coveted HOA title at this prestigious event.

In addition to the HOA competition, Eric Munson claimed victory in the Out of State Sub Veteran category with a solid 1161, further showcasing his remarkable talent. Wyatt DeBrie also made his mark by securing runner-up in the Junior division, solidifying his place as one of the rising stars in the trapshooting community. The 2025 Iowa State Shoot proved to be an exciting and memorable event, with standout performances from some of the sport’s best athletes.

The 2025 Wisconsin State Shoot was an exciting showcase of talent, highlighted by Dagen Voigtman’s incredible performance. Voigtman broke two perfect 100s in handicap from the challenging 27-yard line, demonstrating both his precision and consistency at the highest level. His impressive shooting earned him the top spot in the High Over All (HOA) category with a score of 1090, solidifying his position as one of the sport’s top competitors.

Following closely behind Voigtman in the HOA standings were Wyatt DeBrie with an 1085 and Ian Lawrence with an 1082. The fierce competition between these top shooters kept the event thrilling throughout, with all three athletes showcasing their remarkable skill. The 2025 Wisconsin State Shoot proved to be an exciting event, highlighting the best in trapshooting as Voigtman, DeBrie, and Lawrence set the bar for excellence in the sport.

At the 2025 Minnesota State Shoot, Patrick Lamont impressed with a strong performance, securing the runner-up spot in the Out-of-State High Over All (HOA) category with a score of 1069. Lamont’s consistent shooting throughout the event demonstrated his exceptional skill, and his runner-up finish highlighted his competitive edge in one of the sport’s most challenging events.

Eric Munson also made a notable mark at the shoot, earning runner-up in the In-State Sub Veteran category. Munson’s performance reinforced his status as a seasoned competitor with years of experience and dedication to the sport. Both Lamont and Munson’s strong showings at the 2025 Minnesota State Shoot are a testament to their skill and commitment to trapshooting.

At the 2025 Kentucky State Shoot, Tyler Honnold delivered an outstanding performance, clinching the Out-of-State Junior Gold High Over All (HOA) title with an impressive score of 1176. His achievement at this prestigious event further solidifies his reputation as one of the rising stars in the trapshooting community. Honnold’s dedication and skill were on full display, earning him well-deserved recognition in the competitive world of trapshooting.

The 2025 Ohio State Shoot saw impressive performances across all categories, with Joe Charnigo claiming the In-State High Over All (HOA) title with a score of 1163. Ian Lawrence followed closely behind, winning the Out-of-State Junior Gold category with a solid 1159, while Tyler Honnold secured runner-up with an impressive 1140. In the Out-of-State HOA Junior category, Wyatt DeBrie emerged victorious with a score of 1148, showcasing the rising talent in youth trapshooting.

The Back Fence Shoot Out, another highlight of the event, featured high guns like Ian Lawrence with a 98 and Wyatt DeBrie with a 97. This exciting event, which was organized for the second consecutive year by Joe Charnigo, brought together top shooters for some intense competition. Charnigo has already announced plans to bring the Back Fence Shoot Out to the Nevada State Shoot, promising even more thrilling action in the future.

The 2025 Illinois State Shoot concluded with a thrilling competition, and Ian Lawrence emerged victorious as the In-State High Over All (HOA) winner with an impressive score of 1179. Lawrence’s exceptional performance solidified his status as one of the top shooters in Illinois, showcasing his precision and consistency across all events.

Meanwhile, the Out-of-State High Over All runner-up was Dagen Voigtman, who delivered a remarkable performance with a score of 1176. Voigtman’s efforts didn’t go unnoticed, as he secured second place, demonstrating the fierce competition at this prestigious event. Both shooters exhibited outstanding skill, making the 2025 Illinois State Shoot an exciting showcase of trap shooting talent.