OSATA

Oregon State Amateur Trapshooting Association · ATA Western Zone

The home of registered trapshooting in Oregon.

Registered shoots across three zones, from the high desert to the coast. Find a club, watch the schedule, and shoot for the Zone Team at the Oregon State Shoot.

“The mission of the Oregon State Amateur Trapshooting Association is to promote and support ATA registered trapshooting within the state of Oregon and, in concert with the host club(s), to plan, administer and promote the annual Oregon State ATA Trapshooting Championships.”

OSATA mission statement
OSATA gold and silver medallion: the Oregon state seal wrapped in the association name
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Live from SOS Clays

Next up in Oregon

Every registered shoot in the state, updated automatically. No more calling around to find out what is on this weekend.

DateShootVenueDetails
Oct 17–18Central Oregon Lead Bandits 2026 Buckle Fall Classic in Creswell Central Oregon Lead Bandits · PrinevilleDetails
Oct 24–25Medford PITA Oct 24-25, 2026 MEDFORD GUN CLUB · MedfordDetails
Nov 1PGC OSTA 2027 ASA Kickoff Portland Gun Club · PortlandDetails

Full schedule and past results on the shoots page.

The championship

Oregon State Shoot

Four days, nine events, and the Zone Team Championship, decided on the 200-target Singles. The shoot moves between Oregon clubs, and the bylaws set what a club has to have done to bid.

  • 2026Jul 16–19 · Hermiston Gun Club · concluded
  • Champions2026 champions have not been published yet
  • 2027Dates and host to be announced
  • FormatSingles, Handicap and Doubles · class and championship events

Three zones, one team title

The zone format

Every Oregon shooter belongs to a zone. Qualify at your Zone Shoot on the 200-target Singles, and the high five from each zone meet for the Zone Team Championship at the State Shoot.

Southern

Medford · Roseburg · Klamath

Curry, Josephine, Jackson, Klamath, Coos, Douglas and Lane counties, up through Deschutes.

Northern

Portland · Hillsboro · the Valley

The Willamette Valley and north coast, from Lincoln and Benton counties to the Columbia.

Eastern

Hermiston · La Grande · Wallowa

High desert country: Umatilla, Union, Baker, Wallowa and the counties east of the Cascades.

Zone assignments follow your county of residence. See the club directory for the full format and the clubs in each zone.

The record OSATA keeps

Built by the clubs, then and now

The association’s work shows up in the names it keeps: a Hall of Fame with classes going back to 1991 and Swearingen All-Star award sheets from 1992 onward, alongside the sanctioned shoots and zone teams of the current season.

A white clubhouse with a flagpole and walkways, an early automobile parked outside
Photograph supplied by OSATA · club and date unconfirmed

43Inductees since 1991

Honoring Oregon shooters

Hall of Fame

The OSATA Hall of Fame is housed at the Medford Gun Club. Forty-three shooters, builders and supporters of Oregon trapshooting have been inducted since the first class in 1991.

From the coast to Wallowa County

Twenty-four clubs

Registered trapshooting lives at the clubs. Twenty-four of them carry an entry in the ATA or SOS Clays registries, each with its own schedule of registered and practice shoots. Find the one nearest you and go break some targets.

Trap fields with snow-capped Mount McLoughlin on the horizon
Medford Gun Club
Shooters on the line under summer sky at Albany
On the line at Albany
A squad shooting under big high-desert clouds at Bend
Bend Trap Club