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Sporting Clays in Illinois Starts Here

Find places to shoot, upcoming events, and everything you need to get started with sporting clays in Illinois.

The Illinois Sporting Clays Association connects shooters of all experience levels with clubs, events, and resources across the state. Whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned competitor, you’ll find opportunities to shoot, compete, and connect with the sporting clays community in Illinois.

What is Sporting Clays?

Sporting Clays is a shotgun shooting sport where clay targets are thrown into the air and are attempted to be broken with the shot from a shotgun. Unlike trap and skeet, no two Sporting Clays are the same. If you want variety try Sporting Clays. 

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March Tournaments

  • March 28-29 Northbrook Sports Club Monthly Sporting & FITASC - register

  • March 28 - Stillman Valley Clay Target Fundraiser at Rock Ridge - event details 

  • March 29 Jacksonville Sportsmans Club Monthly Shoot 12 + 20Ga

  • April 2-4 FLC Shooting Grounds Easter Bunny Blast 150 FITASC Targets - register

  • April 11-12 Joker's Wild Sporting Clays Spring Shoot 100 or 200 Target

  • April 11-12 Rock Ridge Sporting & Super - register

  • April 11-12 World Shooting & Recreational Spring Classic

News & Events

Illinois Sporting Clays
Member Clubs

Each ISCA Membership Club offers Sporting Clays and other clay target shooting sports. Several also offer rifle, pistol and other shooting sports.

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What is the ISCA?

The purpose of the ISCA shall be as follows:

  1. The promotion and encouragement of sporting clays target shooting as a recreational and sporting activity for all ages among residents of the State of Illinois.

  2. To increase among ISCA members the knowledge of the safe handling and proper care of firearms, as well as improved shotgun marksmanship.

  3. To forward the development of those characteristics of honesty, good fellowship, self-discipline, team play, and self-reliance, which are the essentials of good sportsmanship.

  4. To organize and conduct events and tournaments.

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