Federal Continues Sponsorship of SCTP

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posted on May 22, 2023
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Federal Ammunition has continued its support of youth shooting sports as a Silver Level Sponsor of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) for the 2023 season. A long-standing supporter of athletes and teams of the SCTP, Federal realizes the importance that shooting sports plays in the development of young athletes.

"As SCTP continues to grow while offering a safe, competitive and educational program across the country, Federal is happy to extend our support to the organization," says Jon Zinnel, senior manager of Youth Shooting Sports Programs. "Clay target sports continue to thrive and providing SCTP members with the highest quality ammunition made right here in America is just one way we can support the growth and support American jobs."

“We are extremely happy to have Federal involved in the support of our program,” said Tom Wondrash, SCTP national director. “With the continued strong growth of our program creating opportunities for young competitors, the support of industry and sponsors like Federal help us continue to create that environment for youth to succeed. We appreciate Federal’s commitment and support of youth shooting now and for years to come!”

A portion of Federal Ammunition’s sponsorship of the SCTP will be used for the Team “Make A Break” event this year. It is more important now than ever to support programs like the SCTP to help ensure the future of our sport and youth shooting. For more information on this, and the upcoming National Championships, where folks will have a chance to win some Federal Ammunition, visit federalpremium.com.

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