BOOM! 💥 Get ready to crush some clays, Texas!

Are you ready for the premier youth shooting event of 2026? The Texas All-Stars High School Showcase is locked and loaded, and it’s time to see who the top young guns in the state really are! 🏆🔥

Prepare for an epic weekend of stiff competition and serious target busting.

🗓️ MARK YOUR CALENDARS: April 24-26, 2026

👨‍🏫👩‍🏫 WHO IS INVITED: Calling all male and female athletes in GRADES 6-12! Whether you are SCTP or Non-SCTP, this tournament is OPEN to you.

🎯 THE LINEUP: Bring your 'A' game for a stacked weekend of events: 

✅ 100 Sporting Clays 

✅ 100 Super Sport 

✅ 50 Trap 

✅ 50 Skeet

🚨 REGISTRATION ALERT - DON'T WAIT! 🚨 Spots will fill up fast for a shoot this big. Set your alarms now!

⏰ Registration Opens: Sunday, February 1, 2026 @ 7 PM

👉 SCTP Coaches: Register your youth in SHOT. 👉 All Others: Secure your spot at Scorechaser.com.

Share this with your teammates, tell your coaches, and get ready to represent! We’ll see you on the range! 🇺🇸🦅

ATHLETE CLASSIFICATION AND AWARDS

📌 Athlete Classification: How You’ll Be Grouped at the Texas All-Stars Showcase

This is not a registered NSCA, ATA, or NSSA shoot. However, because athletes are coming from a wide range of organizations—SCTP, YESS, 4H, FFA, and others—we are adopting NSCA-style Concurrents as a familiar and fair way to classify performance for this event.

Why NSCA Concurrents?

Using age-based NSCA Concurrents gives college recruiters a consistent lens to evaluate athletes across all backgrounds, and ensures every athlete is competing on a level playing field for awards—no matter which program they normally shoot with.

You may see NSCA classes like Master, AA, A, B, etc. during online registration on the Clayrank platform. These will not be used. Instead, we are only using the NSCA Concurrent divisions based on age.

Examples of NSCA Concurrents used for this event include:

• Sub-Junior – Has not reached the 16th birthday by Jan. 1 of the target year

• Junior – Has not reached the 21st birthday by Jan. 1 of the target year

If you have an NSCA number, you may include it during registration to help match your division—but it’s not required. Athletes without an NSCA number will be classified based on age alone.

Here is how awards will be handled:

This is a completely individual competition—there are no team or squad awards, only individual recognition based on performance.