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North America championship Finale North America Cup - Sporting - United States (June 2013)

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Sporting
200 targets
Participants
74 /200
Start
Jun 27, 2013, 19:00
America/Bogota (UTC-5)
End
Jun 28, 2013, 19:00
America/Bogota (UTC-5)
Until competition start
0 days
Location
Hainesville, United States of America
Status
Registration closed

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Results

Winners

TOP 3
R
3
USRADULOVICH David
186
R
3
USRADULOVICH David
SO +23
186
L
3
USLIESKE Pat
SO +22
186
L
3
USLIESKE Pat
SO +22
186

About competition

Incorporating the Final of the North American Cup

The 2013 FITASC North American Sporting Championship, running concurrently with the definitive Final of the North American Cup, was the absolute pinnacle regional clay target shooting tournament for the Sporting discipline (Parcours de chasse) in North America. Staged from June 28th to June 29th, 2013 (with adjacent training blocks spanning June 27th–30th), this prestigious international event brought together elite global marksmen to compete at the world-class installations of the Northbrook Sports Club in Illinois, United States.

Event Highlights & Structural Analysis

Operating under the international framework of the 2013 global tournament calendar, this championship combined premier American outdoor shooting infrastructure with strict international regulatory structures:

  • Sanctioning Architecture: The competition operated under the direct global authority of FITASC (Fédération Internationale de Tir aux Armes Sportives de Chasse), certifying that all course configurations, gun slips, and target trajectories conformed to strict global tier-1 sporting regulations.

  • Global Ranking & Series Legs: Staged as an active, point-scoring qualification window for both the international Beretta FITASC Cups circuit and the worldwide Fiocchi FITASC World Rankings, allowing competitors to secure vital standing points mid-season.

  • Corporate Title Partnerships: The tournament featured heavy technical, logistical, and promotional backing from global firearms and ammunition giants Beretta, Fiocchi, and automated launcher specialist Promatic, whose support anchored the main target grids.

1. Full Event Program & Schedule

The championship layout was structured according to standard international match regulations, separating mandatory safety checks from the intensive 200-target championship course spread over diverse, natural terrain layouts:

  • June 27th (Thursday): Arrival of international and domestic delegations, official shooter registry check-in, squadding verification, ammunition distribution, and the opening of warm-up training lines on designated fields.

  • June 28th (Friday): North American Championship – Day 1 | Commencement of the main qualification rounds (100 targets) across specialized natural woodland terrain layouts.

  • June 29th (Saturday): North American Championship – Day 2 | Final qualification rotations (100 targets) followed immediately by international tie-breaking shoot-offs.

  • June 29th (Saturday): Official Awards and Closing Ceremony | Staged late afternoon at the main clubhouse pavilion to honor individual, category, and national team champions of the North American Cup.

2. Venue Profile: Northbrook Sports Club

Recognized as one of the elite, highest-volume clay target clubs in the United States, Northbrook Sports Club features an expansive multi-field layout highly optimized for high-performance international Sporting configurations, offering diverse target vectors against rich midwestern outdoor backdrops.

Physical Address: Northbrook Sports Club 160 Sports Club Drive, Grayslake (Hainesville), Illinois, 60030, United States

3. Organizing Committee Contact Information

The management team responsible for registry coordination, international customs entry forms for firearms, and technical inquiries maintained the following communication channels:

Shooting Ground
Northbrook Sports Club

Northbrook Sports Club

Hainesville, United States

Northbrook Sports Club is a premier private clay target shooting facility located in Hainesville, Illinois, spanning 735 acres of rolling countryside. Known for throwing over 3 million targets annually, the club combines world-class infrastructure with a natural landscape of engineered earthen berms and wetlands. It is an ideal destination for beginners, families, and elite competitive shooters looking for a high-quality outdoor sporting experience.

Facilities and Disciplines

The club offers a comprehensive ecosystem for shotgun enthusiasts, completely optimized for clay target sports without any pistol or rifle ranges. The cutting-edge facilities include:

  • 4 Sporting Clay Courses and American Field Sporting.

  • 10 Skeet Fields and 2 Trap Fields.

  • 4 FITASC parcours and an Olympic Bunker field.

  • Indoor and outdoor 5-Stand layouts, plus elevated tower shoots.

Training and Instruction

Shooters of all levels can improve their skills with the help of 17 certified NSSA and NSCA instructors. The training formats range from Level I fundamental mechanics to Level III elite psychological and visual diagnostics for professional competitors. Notable instructors include 5-time World Skeet Champion Bob Shuley and dedicated coaches for the Annie Oakley women's groups, ensuring safe and progressive learning for both youth and adults.

Competitions and Social Life

Northbrook acts as a major competitive hub, hosting prestigious global and regional tournaments. Key events include the Northbrook Cup FITASC World Championships, the Great Western Skeet Open, and the IL State Sporting Clays Championship. Beyond the rigorous sports schedule, the club fosters a strong community through corporate events, holiday banquets, car shows, and family-oriented activities.

Amenities and Membership

The club operates on a private membership model and provides exceptional on-site services for its members and their guests. The key amenities and pricing structures include:

  • Smokin' Barrel Restaurant offering full-service dining.

  • A Pro Shop stocked with apparel, ammunition, and gun cleaning supplies.

  • Rental options including two-seater golf carts ($25-$30) and shotguns ($25).

  • Standard membership costs an $800 annual fee plus a $1,600 initiation fee, while youth memberships are $400 annually with no initiation cost.

160 Sports Club Dr, Hainesville, IL 60030, United States

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Source: fitasc.com