2016 GTCC Sporting Clays Challenge Friday, May 20, 2016

6319 U.S. 158 #B
Summerfield, NC 27358
Phone: 336-643-7168
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Jamestown, NC
Shane’s Sporting Clays
Directions
From Greensboro: Go North on Hwy 220 to
Hwy 158. Then go East on Hwy 158 for 1.5
miles to the Shane’s Sporting Clays sign on
right. Turn right onto gravel drive and follow
signs, one mile to club.
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2016 GTCC Sporting Clays Challenge
sportingclays.gtcc.edu
P.O. Box 309 • Jamestown NC 27282
Friday, May 20, 2016
GUILFORD TECHNICAL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The Guilford Technical Community College
Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
charitable organization established in 1966 to
generate private financial support to advance
the mission of Guilford Technical Community
College. Since 2008, the Foundation has
provided more than $1 million to students
through scholarship and emergency
assistance programs. Additionally, the
Foundation provides resources to fund
new technology and equipment, enhance
professional development opportunities for
faculty and staff, strengthen programming,
and build stronger community partnerships.
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About the GTCC Foundation
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Shane’s is a family owned Sporting Clays
range in Summerfield, North Carolina. Since
opening in 1987, the facility has since grown
to a 14-station course with a wobble area
and two sections dedicated to practice traps
for beginners. Shane’s was the first Sporting
Clays range in the state of North Carolina and
has the tallest trap tower at 115 feet.
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GTCC Sporting
Clays Challenge
About the Facility
Shane’s Sporting Clays
Summerfield, NC
sportingclays.gtcc.edu
A competition to benefit veterans and
public safety programs at GTCC.
GUILFORD TECHNICAL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Breakfast, Registration
and Warm-up
8:15 - 8:30 a.m. Orientation
8:30 - 9:00 a.m. Practice
Shotgun Start
11:30 a.m.
Lunch and Awards Ceremony
Registration
Team of Four
$1,500
Individual
$375
Registration Deadline - May 2 – 5:00 p.m.
Event Sponsorship/Contact Info
There are sponsorship opportunities available
at various levels. For additional information
please contact Nancy Calkins in the GTCC
Foundation at 336-334-4822 ext 50264 or
email ncalkins@gtcc.edu.
Equipment Needs
12 gauge ammunition provided. Ear and
eye protection available or bring your own
(recommended). Limited availability of
shotguns for teams in need. Please contact
the foundation office by May 2 to make
arrangements for equipment needs.
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The GTCC Sporting Clays Challenge was created in 2014 to provide scholarships, services, and
opportunities to benefit veterans and our public safety educational programs. This year’s event
will feature a morning shoot with a 14-station course and is open to 25 teams of four. Shooters will
enjoy a great event, the chance to network and promote
their business, and the opportunity to help raise money for
these important GTCC programs.
You may have heard of sporting clays referred to as “golf
with a shotgun,” and that’s a fair comparison. Like golf
courses, no two sporting clays courses are alike, and terrain
and background have a lot to do with how targets are
presented. Since no two courses are alike, shooters travel
to different courses to experience variety.
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9:00 a.m. About the GTCC Sporting Clays Challenge
Indira Manring, U.S. Army Veteran
Aviation Management
I am a first generation, proud, American-born veteran. I have
always been fascinated by aviation, and now that I have the
opportunity to get my degree, I want my passion to also be
connected to my career choice. My job will be my playground. My
career aspirations are to one day be an aviation manager at
Piedmont Triad International.
GTCC is an amazing school that treats everyone like
family. The programs and activities have helped
me adjust and make new friends and strong
bonds. I have been given many opportunities
to network and meet potential future
employers and have been given the
room to flourish.
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7:30 - 8:15 a.m.
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Event Schedule
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