Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Program
The Colorado 4‑H Shooting Sports Program plays an important role in youth development across the state. Participants build key life skills, including teamwork, responsibility, problem‑solving, self‑confidence, and the safe handling of firearms and archery equipment. Below, you’ll find all available Shooting Sports related resources and required documents in one place for easy access.
State events
Colorado 4-H State Shooting Sports Championships
- Weekend 1 – August 22 – 23
- .22 Rifle, Air Rifle, Air Pistol, Archery, Muzzleloading
- NOTE: Archery will be held at the Colorado State Fairgrounds due to current fire conditions. Please review this map for Gate Information
- Weekend 2 – September 5 – 6
- .22 Pistol, Shotgun
- Weekend 3 – September 19-20, Como Range, Fairplay
- ALL Discipline Relay Information
- Please check back frequently as relays will be updated. If relays are updated, they will be posted with an updated date in their title. Feel free to sort and filter the spreadsheet as needed. Any questions regarding scheduled relay times need to be directed through your county office.
State 4-H Shooting Sports Championship Superintendents it has been determined that the updated version of the Crossman Challenger air rifle model #CH 2021, is not eligible for 4-P Air Rifle classes. Potential updates and edits such as the description of eligible air rifles will be reviewed by the State 4-H Shooting Sports Advisory Committee this fall and any edits or changes to the rules will be reflected in the rules after that time.
Meet the Ambassadors
- Joselyn Fontius – Adams County
- Alayna Rice – Alamosa County
- Slade Chenoweth – Baca County
- Emma Bangerter – Douglas County
- Kennedy Brugger – Eagle County
- Alix Maule – Eagle County
- Daniel Andersen – El Paso County
- Arisa Eicher – Morgan County
- Shylynn Larrick – Morgan County
- Lane Leach – Pueblo County
- Braiden Pfeiffer – Pueblo County
- Alejandro Perez – Weld County
- Edward Keller – Yuma County
