The World Shooting and Recreational Complex (WSRC) in Sparta is currently hosting one of the most prestigious events in shooting sports, the Grand American Trapshooting Championships, running through August 10th. Since 2006, the 1,600-acre WSRC has been the proud host of this renowned event, which is the largest and oldest of its kind. Drawing in more than 5,000 competitors and spectators from around the world annually, the Grand American features over 20 events. This event holds significant economic importance, with an estimated impact of $25 million to $30 million each year.
Celebrating its 125th year, the Grand American Trapshooting Championships is a must-see for shooting sports enthusiasts. To view the full schedule of events and learn more about the Amateur Trapshooting Association, visit their official website.
The WSRC boasts an impressive array of facilities, including 120 trap houses spanning 3.5 miles, two sporting clays courses, 24 combination trap and skeet fields, and cowboy action shooting. Additionally, visitors can take advantage of over 1,000 camping sites, excellent fishing opportunities, a full-service restaurant, and versatile meeting and event spaces. For comprehensive details on recreational activities, dining options, and hosting events at the facility, explore the WSRC’s newly redesigned website.
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