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2026 NYS 4-H Shooting Sports Championship

Attention all: 

 

🍀 Registration is NOW OPEN for the 2026 NY State 4-H Shooting Sports Championship! 🍀


Instructors, parents, and educators are invited to register youth to compete in the 2026 NY State 4-H Championship. This event provides an opportunity for youth to showcase their skills, gain valuable experience, and, for Senior competitors, qualify for the 2027 National 4-H Shooting Sports Championship.


📍 Location: Bath Rod & Gun Club7771 Telegraph Road Bath, NY 14810

 

📍Date: September 11-13, 2026


Whether your youth is an experienced competitor or just getting started, everyone is encouraged to participate! Youth must have taken the curriculum that corresponds to the discipline registered for.  The Championship is a great opportunity to learn, build confidence, and meet fellow 4-H members from across New York State.

 

We hope to see both returning and first-time competitors in Steuben County for an exciting weekend of learning, competition, and fun!

 




Contact Anne Zschoche with any questions at amz65@cornell.edu

 

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