About
The primary purpose of the Texas A&M Trap and Skeet Club is to promote shotgun shooting sports, foster responsible gun safety and range etiquette, and teach shotgun shooting skills. Since 1971, this club has been dedicated to bringing Aggies together to enjoy clay target shooting sports. We have an extensive network of alumni that have helped us develop this successful organization, and were are immensely grateful to our gracious donors and sponsors who support our beloved club.
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Additionally, our club members compete throughout the year in collegiate events and tournaments, including the ACUI Collegiate National Championship. This is the culmination of our competitive season and is considered the most prestigious event in collegiate shotgun sports. Members compete in skeet, trap, and sporting clays events against some of the best shotgun athletes in the nation, and we are proud to have had success on such a large scale both as a team and as individuals.
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Meet the Officers
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Madison Barbee ‘26 - President
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Kayla Kane ‘27 - Vice President
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Ethan Domke ‘27 - Treasurer
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Dane Whittenburg '27 - Fundraising Chair
​Dane is an Aerospace Engineering major from Houston, Texas. This is his second year on the team, and his favorite thing about the team is the people he has met and the family like culture that they provide. When he's not behind the shotgun he loves to cook, including the fact that he was never born with wisdom teeth.
Max Bradlo '28 - Marketing Chair
Max is an International Affairs major from St. Louis, Missouri. He originated from Gateway Gun Club in St. Louis, Missouri, and moved to Denton, Texas, and joined the Marcus Clay Target Team. He enrolled at Texas A&M to join the Corps of Cadets as a first generation Aggie. His favorite thing about Texas A&M Trap & Skeet is the family it provides and the overall love of the sport his team mates have.
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Garrett Kelly ‘27 - Travel Coordinator
Garrett is a Aerospace Engineering major from Fresno, California.​
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Brady Barbee ‘27 - Merchandise Chair
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Cam Dickinson ‘27 - Range Officer
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Gavin Winn ‘27 - Range Officer
Gavin is a Poultry Science major from Diana, Texas. ​
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