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This is the official website of the Arizona State Trapshooting AssociationAAA-27-AAA Recognition
September 1999, the start of the 2000 target year, marked the introduction of the AAA six-class classification system to the official ATA rulebook. AAA classification is defined as:
- 16-yard Singles – 98% and over – Doubles – 96% and over
As of the 2013 target year, the ATA will officially recognize those who have achieved AAA-27-AAA status similar to that of AA-27-AA. The target requirements will remain the same as AA-27-AA as will the year ending yardage requirement of 27. The AAA-27-AAA recognition is a one time achievement. Shooters will be presented with a certificate and pin for this accomplishment. For shooters meeting the requirements for multiple target years; only the first target year will be recognized for this award. Target requirements are:
- Men & Sub-Veteran – 3,000 Singles, 2,000 Handicap.1,000 Doubles
- Lady I, Junior & Junior Gold – 2,500 Singles, 1,500 Handicap,750 Doubles
- Lady II, Sub-Junior, Veteran, Senior Veteran – 2,000 Singles, 1,000 Handicap, 500 Doubles
Arizona Recipients
List provided courtesy of the ATA website starting with the 2002 Target Year.
YEAR | NAME | CATEGORY |
2002 | Tim Robb | Men |
2002 | Ron Schroer | Men |
2004 | Dick Newell | Men |