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Empowering Young Shooters

Our Mission

The club aims to foster interest in all types of target shooting, promote fellowship through shared interests, provide safe firearm handling and marksmanship instruction, offer youth training programs, and encourage good sportsmanship among members and guests.

Tax Compliance

Our activities at White Mountain Clay Targets Club comply with the constraints and guidelines of the Internal Revenue Service Code 501(c)(3) or corresponding section of any future federal tax code.


Donation Information

Youth Program

Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) White Mountain Clay Busters

The Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP)  began in Arizona in 2004, with the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AG&F) serving as the state coordinating body for 10–12 programs statewide. Arizona is one of the few states where a state department coordinates SCTP activities; in most other states, individual clubs or coordinators manage the programs. Arizona’s SCTP is part of a larger national SCTP network, which operates in over 38 states under the National Shooting Sports Foundation.


  • Initially, AG&F provided training for coaches, 10 youth-friendly shotguns, and a small stipend per athlete, which funded about 100 practice rounds per month.
  • Parents were responsible for travel, state shoot fees, and other costs, while many clubs sought supplemental funding.
  • The White Mountain Clay Targets Club now receives funding from AG&F, a Midway Foundation endowment, and a Rocky Mountain Elk grant. These additional funds allow athletes to shoot up to 200 practice rounds per month and help cover costs for state and national competitions.

Coaching Leadership

  • Tom Johnson: Lead Coach, 2004–2016
  • Mike Thrasher: Lead Coach, 2016–2020
  • Chris Lewis: Lead Coach, 2020–2023
  • Tony Komasa: Lead Coach, 2023–2024
  • Sherri Kerr: Lead Coach, 2025–Present


Certified coaches, including parents and club members, are essential to the program. Coach training includes online coursework followed by hands-on instruction from a Game & Fish-approved trainer. Coaches must be present for all practice sessions.

Athletes & Achievements

The White Mountain Clay Targets Club typically has 20–40 athletes. Over the years, these athletes have won numerous state championships and several national titles. The program also collaborates with the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) to further enhance athlete opportunities and competitive experiences.

Arizona Commissioners Cup 2025

The   White Mountain Clay Busters Club closed out the 2025 season with strong performances at the Arizona Commissioners Cup, the official state championship for youth clay target shooting.

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  • The season began with Sporting Clays on April 19th at the Ben Avery Clay Target Center (BACTC) in Phoenix, AZ.
  • The Senior Varsity squad—Jonathan Earl, James Fawcett, and Morgan Riesop—tied for third place before narrowly finishing fourth in a shoot-off.
  • Notable individual achievements included Noelle Basinger as state runner-up in Ladies Senior Varsity and Karis Jurgens placing 5th in Ladies Intermediate Entry Level.
  • The following weekend, the team competed in Trap on Saturday and Skeet on Sunday at the BACTC. The Intermediate Advanced shooters—Frankie Auza, Preston Basinger, Ronan Fenstermaker, Josh Jurgens, and Nolan Terrill—secured 2nd place.

  • The Intermediate Entry Level squad of Axel Golly, Karis Jurgens, Kody Kitchens, and Kyron Meadows placed 3rd.
  • The Rookie squad of Beau Radney, Katherine Radney, and Ben Terrill also finished 2nd, with Beau Radney taking 4th individually in the Rookie category.
  • In Skeet, the Senior Varsity squad—Noelle Basinger, Bridger Garvin, and Georgia Kerr—earned 3rd place, highlighted by Basinger’s individual silver medal and Kerr’s 5th place finish.
  • Additional squads showcased the team’s depth, with James Fawcett, Mackayla Riesop, and Morgan Riesop placing 4th, and Beau Radney again taking 4th individually as a rookie.

The 2025 season highlighted the Clay Busters’ skill, dedication, and strong team performances across all disciplines.

Youth Program

The Club coordinates with Arizona Fish and Game for the operation and support of the Youth Program.


  • Summer Shooting & Hours: The club is open to the public for Trap & Skeet and Five Stand practice on Thursdays and Saturdays, weather permitting. Shooting begins at 9:00 AM, so first-time or visiting shooters should arrive by 8:30 AM. The range closes once all present shooters are finished.
  • Winter Shooting & Hours: From November through March, Saturdays are reserved for the Youth Program. On these days, no member or public shooting is allowed.
  • Member Shooting: Members wishing to shoot outside regular hours should arrange in advance with:


During the winter, youth shooting occurs every other Saturday. Members are encouraged to schedule visits in advance to avoid conflicts.

Support Through Donations

The White Mountain Clay Targets Club is a 501(c)(3) organization, and all donations are tax-deductible.


  • In the last fiscal year, we received general contributions as well as $5,000 in road donations from local residents and ranchers.
  • These donations play a vital role in supporting the Clay Busters/SCTP youth program and funding the annual budget.
  • All donors will receive a letter confirming their contribution along with an IRS document verifying the club’s 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.

Where & How to Donate

If you decide to Donate, please mail it to:


P.O. Box 234, White Mountain Clay Targets Club, Pinetop, AZ 85935


Include your preference for where the donation should go:

  • Club Annual Budget
  • Road Annual Maintenance


Donation Information


We want to thank the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Arizona Sportsman for Wildlife Conservation, Midway Foundation, The Renaissance Foundation, Apache Underground, and Out West Construction for their substantial financial support.

Supporters Web Sites

We want to thank the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Arizona Sportsman for Wildlife Conservation, and the Midway Foundation, The Renaissance Foundation, Apache Underground, Out West Construction for their substantial financial support to operate this program.  

   


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White Mountain Clay Targets Club Address

P.O. Box 234, White Mountain Clay Targets Club, Pinetop, AZ 85935  (office)

9424 Rubber Duck Ln. White Mountain Lakes, AZ 85912

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