Youth Trap League Kicks Off 2026 Season

Randolph and Springville teams compete in first matches of the year.

Published on Feb. 28, 2026

The Southern Tier Scholastic Youth Trap League has begun its 2026 season, with Randolph and Springville teams competing in the first matches. While no perfect scores were reported, the league expects scores to improve as the season progresses.

Why it matters

The youth trap league provides an opportunity for young athletes in the Southern Tier region to develop their shooting skills and compete in a team environment. The league helps foster interest in the sport and provides a pathway for youth to get involved in competitive trap shooting.

The details

In the opening matches, the Randolph team scored 154 points, led by Parker Morrison's 22 points. The Springville team scored 140 points, with Aaron Bond leading the way with 22 points. More teams are expected to join the competition as the season continues.

  • The Southern Tier Scholastic Youth Trap League kicked off the 2026 season this past Tuesday (February 25, 2026).
  • The Randolph and Springville teams were the only two competing in the first matches.

The players

Randolph

A team competing in the Southern Tier Scholastic Youth Trap League.

Springville

A team competing in the Southern Tier Scholastic Youth Trap League.

Parker Morrison

A member of the Randolph team who scored 22 points in the opening match.

Aaron Bond

A member of the Springville team who scored 22 points in the opening match.

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What’s next

As the season progresses, more teams are expected to join the competition, and the league expects to see scores improve as the athletes gain more experience.

The takeaway

The youth trap league provides a valuable opportunity for young athletes in the Southern Tier region to develop their shooting skills and compete in a team environment, fostering interest in the sport and providing a pathway for future participation.