Colorado 4-H State Shooting Sport Events

Colorado State 4-H Shooting Sports Championships

The 2021 Colorado State 4-H Shooting Sports Championships will be conducted using the alternate format similar to that used in 2020.  The decision to follow the alternate format for 2021 will allow for all counties to begin planning for State Championships activities earlier.  Even with the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, there are still many variables and unknowns that must be considered regarding the status of State, County & University COVID-19 guidelines at the end of August.  These variables and unknown factors may have significant impacts on the ability of County and State programs to coordinate and deliver an event(s) the size and scope of the Colorado State 4-H Shooting Sports Championships.  Therefore, following the alternate format for the 2021 Colorado State 4-H Shooting Sports Championships will help to ensure that all 4-H members who are eligible to compete in the State Championships have the opportunity to do so.  

• 2021 Colorado 4-H State Shooting Sports State Championships Alternate Format Results
• 2020 Colorado 4-H State Shooting Sports State Championships Alternate Format Results
• 2019 Colorado 4-H State Shooting Sports State Championships Results
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  Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Leader Trainings – 2022 Training Schedule is TBD.  More information posted late fall 2021.

Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Information

• • • State Championships Rulebook (Updated January 2021)
    • 2021 Printable Score Cards (using the Orion scoring system)
    • Jonathan Marr Scholarship – Senior 4-H Members (Scholarship Information will be available early 2022)
    • Colorado 4-H Western Heritage Supplemental Rules

Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador Information

• • • 2021 Ambassador Application
      • Ambassador Expectations
      • Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador Application Promo Video
    • Current Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassadors
      • Grace Corcoran – Pueblo County
      • Abagail Richardson – Fremont County
      • Dawson Jansson – Park County
      • Kaitlyn Ng – Weld County
      • Hailey Forar – Jefferson County
      • Montana Goodman – Morgan County
      • Aili Gibson – Weld County
      • Mary Amoroso – Jefferson County
      • Ryer Roberts – Mesa County
      • Allyson Neal – Pueblo County
      • Lucas Ng – Weld County
      • Dominic Richey – Elbert County
      • Jessica Laffey – Larimer County

Youth Handgun Safety Act Resources

• Detailed Notice Information
• Fillable Release Form
• Print & Sign Release Form

4-H Shooting Sports Leader Certificate and
Hunter Safety Upload Instructions

• 4-H Shooting Sports Leader Workshop Certificate (updates coming soon)
• Hunter Safety Card Upload Instructions (updates coming soon)
  • Reminder: There is not a State 4-H hunter safety completion requirement for youth to enroll in a 4-H Shooting Sports project. The decision to require a hunter safety card for participation in certain events and activities such as County 4-H Shooting Sports practices and contests lies with the county. If a hunter safety requirement is in place at the County level, it should not affect project enrollment or completion. As a risk management tool; there is a hunter safety card requirement for youth to participate in the State 4-H Shooting Sports Championships, which is not a required activity for 4-H project completion.

Manufacturer Recall Information

• • • Lyman Muzzleloader Safety Recall – 2018
    • Ruger Mark IV Pistol Recall – 2017

4-H Shooting Sports County Invitationals & Activities

2020 Virtual 4-H Orion Scoring Training Resources

• Orion Class Match Setup File – Excel
• Orion Shooting Sports Training File – Excel
• Trap Score Cards – PDF
• Recorded Training
  • Session 1
  • Session 2
  • Session 3

National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships

2021 National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships Team List