Make your summer a blast with Shooting Sports summer Camps to build archery and firearm skills! All programs are hosted through 橘子视频’s Shooting Sports Education Center.
Campers ages 7-17 can join many different camps all summer, including Outdoor Archery Day Camp, Bowfishing Day Camp, Archery Day Camp, and Sportsman Day Camp (archery only) are available. For the campers 10+, there鈥檚 also Firearms Day Camp, Rifle Day Camp, or Sportsman Day Camp.
Click on a camp below to learn more and sign up! All camp registration is on a first come, first serve basis.
Registration opens for 2026 Summer Camps on March 9, 2026!
New Registration Packet Details This Year
We’re excited to announce the adoption of , a health and safety software to better support all our members and make it easier to submit critical data securely! ePACT is a secure digital solution that allows you to quickly share the health and emergency information we need, and also provides us with powerful communication tools to ensure we have a way to message you in the event of an illness, injury, or larger scale emergency.
Following registration, a registration packet will be sent via email from ePACT Network. It will include following steps regarding waiver, medical information, pick up authorization, as well as camp policies and procedures to review and complete.
Camp Instructors
Meet some of the Shooting Sports Summer Camp instructors and coaches with years of professional experience.
Marty Fischer
- 43 years of coaching experience
- Georgia Southern Clay Target Team Head Coach
- 2023 NCSSAA Clay Target Coach of the Year – Division 1
- NSCA Level III Shooting Instructor
- Eagle Clay Target Camp (Lead Coach & Sporting)
Jeff Reed
- Trap coach of over 20 years
- Trained by legendary ATA Grand American Champion, Harlan Campbell Jr.
- High school trap coach at East Ridge High School – Woodbury, MN
- Georgia Southern Clay Target Team Assistant Coach
Camps:
Eagle Clay Target Camp (Trap)
Bart Chandler
- 29 years of coaching experience
- NSCA Level II Shooting Instructor
- Operates private upland hunting operation & shooting school
Camps:
- Eagle Clay Target Camp (Sporting)
Dee Falks
- Level 5-NTS Archery Coach
- USA Archery Board of Directors
- World Archery Americas Council
Camps:
- Elite Archery Academy (Lead Coach)
Cassy Bowser
- USA Archery Level 4-NTS Coach
- Southern 橘子视频 Archery Club Coach
- 2016 USA World Indoor Team
- Coach Eagle Creek
- Archery Counselors
- Coach of Regional Elite Development Team Southeast
Camps:
- Elite Archery Academy
Lucas Kozeniesky
- Shooting since freshman year of high school
- USA Shooting鈥檚 National Junior Olympic Shooting Championships
- First shooter from North Carolina to compete at Olympic Games Rio 2016
- First Wolfpack All-American since 1975
- Founder of Team Winning Solutions
- 44 TWS athletes have committed to shoot in college
- Titles & Accomplishments
- 2025 & 2024 Leppa Grand Prix Winner
- 2025 & 2024 H&N Cup, Silver Medalist
- 2024 Olympic Alternate
- 2024 USASNC, Silver Medalist
- 2024 CMP Air Rifle Team, Gold Medalist
Camps:
- Elite Precision Rifle Academy
Soren Butler
- Georgia Southern rifle program head coach since April 2022
- Coach at Perennial National Power West Virginia prior to Georgia Southern
- Two time All-American at Alaska Fairbanks
- Titles & Accomplishments
- 2025 & 2026 NCAA Rifle Championships – Team Qualifier
- 2026, 2025, 2024 SoCon Champions – Overall, Smallbore & Air Rifle
- 2025 SoCon Head Coach of the Year
- 2024 CRCA National Head Coach of the Year
- 2023 SoCon Champions – Overall & Smallbore
Camps:
- Elite Precision Rifle Academy
- 3P Air Rifle Camp
Jeanee Haverhill
- Offered resident athlete position at Olympic/Paralympic Training Center
- Competed on development and national team
- Joined Team Winning Solutions (TWS) September 2022
- Competed with Texas Christian University and helped win NCAA Championship in 2024
- Competition Highlights
- 2024 Olympic Trials 5th overall air rifle, Part 2 and 3 Bronze Medalist
- 2023, 2024, 2025 H&N Cup and Meyton Cup Team Member
- 2023 Egypt World Cup Team Member
- 2023 Elva Open Super Final Champion and Mixed Team Gold Medalist
- 2022 Dixie Double Gold Medalist
- 2021 Winter Air Gun Bronze Medalist
Camps:
- Elite Precision Rifle Academy
Local Day Camps
Rifle Day Camp
Master Firearm Handling, Marksmanship and Olympic Target Shooting
Rifle Day Camp offers fun, safe and educational target shooting experience. Campers will learn to shoot with a variety of air rifles and .22 caliber rifles, including bolt-action and ArmaLite-styles models.
Activities include scoped vs iron-sight fire, target shooting, bowling pins shoots, and other games developed by our talented instructors. All equipment will be provided, including hearing and eye protection. Snacks will be provided.
Campers will also have the opportunity to swim at the Recreation Activity Center at 橘子视频!
June 1, 2026 – June 5, 2026 (Monday – Friday)
Registration closes: May 26, 2026
1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Ages 10+
Archery Camp
Already in NSAP, 4-H or JOAD programs? Build on the basics and develop new archery skills!
Archery Camp is the perfect camp for archers gearing up for tournament season! Campers will work on all aspects of archery, including form, shooting, fundamentals, mental focus, and more.
This camp is for rising 4th – 11th graders, and all rising 4th graders must be enrolled in a JOAD, S3DA, 4-H or NASP program. Registration will be on a first come first serve basis (24 spots are available, and registrations after May 28 are not guaranteed a t-shirt). All campers will need to provide the necessary archery equipment including: bow, arrows, safety equipment, and any other necessary equipment for instruction and competition. In case of equipment malfunction, equipment will be available for the archer to continue. There is also an archery pro shop available for coaches to perform equipment adjustments.
This camp will be held at 橘子视频鈥檚 Shooting Sports Education Center, both indoor and outdoor training areas. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Drop off and pick up times are shared in the daily schedules.
June 19, 2026 – June 21, 2026 (Friday – Sunday)
Starts on June 19 at 1pm and ends on June 21 at Noon
Registration closes: June 15, 2026
Ages 7-17
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Archery Day Camp
Learn the basics of archery with fun games and friendly competition!
Archery Day Camp puts the fun in fundamentals, helping beginner archers learn safety and form on the range. Campers will play games and drills designed to practice specific archery skills with opportunities to try compound or recurve bows. All equipment will be provided.
Campers will also have the opportunity to swim at the Recreation Activity Center at 橘子视频! Snacks will be provided.
June 22, 2026 – June 26, 2026 (Monday – Friday)
Registration closes: June 16, 2026
July 20, 2026 – July 24, 2026 (Monday – Friday)
Registration closes: July 6, 2026
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Ages 7-17
Bowfishing Day Camp
Real in it and discover a fast-paced way to go fishing!
Bowfishing Day Camp is for beginner and intermediate archers ages 7-17. Archers will get a deep dive into bowfishing, correct form and fishing safety,water refraction, fish identification and shoot and don鈥檛 shoot scenarios. Bowfishing Day Camp will take place at the Shooting Sports Education Center, and snacks will be provided at each camp session. An opportunity to swim at the Recreation Activity Center will also be included
June 1, 2026 – June 5, 2026 (Monday – Friday)
Registration closes: May 26, 2026
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Ages 7-17
Outdoor Archery Day Camp
Learn the basics of archery with focus on 3D, field and FITA archery!
Outdoor Archery Camp is for beginner and intermediate archers ages 7-17. Archers will learn rage safety, proper form while enjoying the great outdoors. We鈥檒l focus on traditional outdoor archery like Field Archery, 3D Archery, Outdoor Target Archery, Bowhunting, and Bowfishing with opportunities to try compound and recurve bows. Campers will also participate in other fun outdoor activities. All equipment is provided, but you鈥檙e welcome to bring your own bow.
Outdoor Archery Camp will take place at the Shooting Sports Education Center, and snacks will be provided at each camp session. An opportunity to swim at the Recreation Activity Center will also be included.
May 26, 2026 – May 29, 2026 (Tuesday – Friday)
Registration closes: May 18, 2026
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Ages 7-17
Firearms Day Camp
Get a grip on the basics of firearms, including form, shooting and range rules!
Firearms Day Camp is perfect for campers ages 10+ ready to learn more about shooting sports! During this camp, campers will learn about cleaning and handling shotguns, rifles, and pistols in a safe and fun environment through classroom and in-range instruction. All necessary equipment will be provided. There will also be opportunities for fun, water-based games!
Firearms Day Camp will take place at the Shooting Sports Education Center, and snacks will be provided at each camp session. An opportunity to swim at the Recreation Activity Center will also be included
June 8, 2026 – June 12, 2026 (Monday – Friday)
Registration closes: June 1, 2026
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Ages 10+
Sportsman Day Camp (Bowhunting and/or Firearms)
Work on timeless hunting skills in outdoor archery, firearms or both while getting touch with nature!
Sportsman Day Camp is a unique outdoor-style camp that can include both archery and firearms experiences depending on your camper鈥檚 age.
In the morning bowhunting sessions, campers will have the opportunity to try compound and recurve bows. Each day focuses on a different sense and how to leverage them to ethically harvest game. All equipment will be provided, or campers can bring their own.
Afternoon firearms sessions focus on shotgun, air rifle, bolt action firearms and the ArmaLite Rifle Platform instruction. Campers will learn a safe approach to hunting. All equipment and ammo will be provided. Student to instructor ratio for the live firearms range time is 2:1.
Campers can join the morning bowhunting session, the afternoon firearms session or both! . Camp will also include an opportunity to swim at the Recreation Activity Center. Snacks will be provided at each camp session. A packed lunch is recommended for campers joining both sessions
July 13, 2026 – July 17, 2026 (Monday – Friday)
Registration closes: July 6, 2026
Bowhunting 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Ages 7-17)
Firearms 1:00 – 4:30 p.m.(Ages 10+)
3P Air Rifle Camp
Advance your team鈥檚 air rifle skills with hands-on development for both shot and mental control!
3P Air Rifle Camp is for experienced to intermediate sporter or precision athletes. Campers will work through all three positions to improve their shooting performance. During camp they will spend time in their performance journal, learn management strategies and understand the importance of nutrition and gain performance experience. There will be two competitions in order to measure camper improvement. Campers will need to bring their own cased air rifle, air tank adapter and pellets for training.
July 18, 2026 – July 19, 2026 (Saturday & Sunday)
Registration closes: July 5, 2026
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Rising 7th – 12th graders
Registration is first come first serve – limited to 16 spots. Registration will include instruction, t-shirt, lunch and snacks
Refund Policy
Written electronic notice must be sent to the Shooting Sports Education Center鈥檚 Assistant Director at least 14 days prior to camp start date to receive a refund. Any notice received after the 14 days will not be considered.
Drop-off/Pick Up
The daily schedule will provide all drop off and pick up times.
Communication
All communication with registered participants will be provided through email address. Please ensure the address provided in registration is accurate and checked often following sign up, until the start of camp.
Attire
Campers should dress accordingly. The range is kept air conditioned at a maintained temperature of 72潞. Comfortable casual wear and jacket is appropriate. Bring appropriate shooting attire including: shooting pants, jacket, gloves, boots and base layers/shooting sweater. Each camper should bring their own shooting mat, roll and sling. Hearing protection is required for all shooters.
Contact
Contact Cassy Bowser with any questions.
(912) 478 – 7732
Residential Camps
Eagle Clay Target Camp
Strengthen your skills in trap, skeet and sporting while experiencing campus life with other shooters!
Eagle Clay Target Camp is a camp designed for experienced shooters. Campers will have the opportunity to continue to learn and grow their trap, skeet and sporting skills in groups of five for individual instruction, and campers can expect to shoot around 750 targets. Campers will get to stay on 橘子视频鈥檚 campus and dine at the Dining Commons. Counselors will supervise campers at all times.
Spots are on a first come, first serve basis – limited to 20 participants.
Registration fees include instruction, targets, meals, housing, and transportation to and from camp activities.
June 21, 2026 – June 24, 2026 (Sunday – Wednesday)
Registration closes June 7, 2026
Refund Policy
Written electronic notice must be sent to the Assistant Director at least 14 days prior to camp start date to receive a refund. Any notice received after the 14 days will not be considered.
Facilities
Housing and dining will be on the 橘子视频 – Statesboro campus. Shooting and Instruction will be held at BayGall Sporting Clays (approx. 20 min. From campus).
BayGall Sporting Clays
6808 Rocky Ford Rd
Garfield, GA 30458
Housing
Resident campers will be housed in one of University Housing鈥檚 residential halls. Each camper will be in a suite-style room with one other camper and a suite-style bathroom. Roommate requests will be accepted. The residential hall鈥檚 clubhouse has TVs with video games available for checkout.
Each camper is responsible for providing bed linens (Twin XL – 80鈥� mattress), blanket, pillow, towels, toiletries and any other items to make their stay comfortable. Rooms do not come equipped with a telephone or TV Wireless internet access is available for free.
Meals
Resident campers are provided breakfast, lunch and dinner. Commuter campers are provided lunch. Snacks are provided throughout the duration of camp. Georgia Southern鈥檚 dining locations have a variety of choices available to meet the needs of those with dietary restrictions. Please let us know if you have dietary restrictions in your Camp Registration packet.
Travel
Campers will be dropped off and picked up at the Shooting Sports Education Center. Transport to and from the practice facility will be provided for all campers from campus.
Shooting Sports Education Center
3271 Old Register Road
Statesboro, GA 30458
Equipment
Campers will need to bring all necessary shooting equipment including: shotgun, case, 3 flats of your favorite shells, shooting glasses and ear protection, vest, towel and any other equipment needed for instruction and competition. Sunscreen and Bugspray are both recommended.
Commuter Drop-off/Pick-up
In the daily schedule there will be a schedule for drop off and pick up times.
Accommodations
If accommodations are needed, please contact Cassy Bowser to address them prior to arrival.
Cassy Bowser
(912) 478 – 7732
Communication
All communication with registered participants will be provided through email address. Please ensure the address provided in registration is accurate and checked often following sign up, until the start of camp.
Camp Counselors
Counselors act as supervisor while your child is in camp, and campers will be supervised 24/7. Counselors will stay on the same floor as the campers, and they will not go to bed until all campers are accounted for and in their rooms. Counselors will also wake the campers in the morning with time to eat breakfast and arrive at their first session on time.
FAQ
What should I wear?
Eye and ear protection will be required at all times when shooting. Please bring appropriate shooting attire (vest or shirt, pants or shorts, hat and comfortable shoes). Temperatures in Statesboro mid summer average 85潞 during the day.
Can I bring food to camp?
Yes, outside snacks can be brought, but meals and snacks will be provided.
Elite Archery Academy
Sharpen your physical and mental skills to be tournament-ready all while experiencing campus life!
Elite Archery Academy is a camp tailored for current competitive archers looking to improve their scores and tournament skills. This camp is led by USA Archery Level 5-NTS Coach Dee Falks and assisted by Level 4-NTS Coach Cassandra Bowser. Campers will receive evaluation, instruction and critique on their form, shooting, mental management and more. Campers should be prepared to shoot around 200 arrows a day. In the afternoon and evening, campers are invited to try out swimming and rock climbing activities at the Recreation Activity Center and meet other archers around the Southeast.
Spots are on a first come, first serve basis, limited to 24 participants.
Registration includes instruction, a camp t-shirt (not guaranteed after registration deadline), lunch, snacks and transportation. The resident fee includes housing, breakfast, dinner and activities.
July 8, 2026 – July 11, 2026 (Wednesday – Saturday)
Registration closes: June 14, 2026
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Refund Policy
Written electronic notice must be sent to the Assistant Director at least 14 days prior to camp start date to receive a refund. Any notice received after the 14 days will not be considered.
Facilities
The academy will be held at 橘子视频鈥檚 Shooting Sports Education Center. This facility features both indoor and outdoor training areas.
Shooting Sports Education Center
3271 Old Register Road
Statesboro, GA 30458
Housing
Resident campers will be housed in one of University Housing鈥檚 residential halls. Each camper will be in a suite-style room with one other camper and a suite-style bathroom. Roommate requests will be accepted. The residential hall鈥檚 clubhouse has TVs with video games available for checkout.
Each camper is responsible for providing bed linens (Twin XL – 80鈥� mattress), blanket, pillow, towels, toiletries and any other items to make their stay comfortable. Rooms do not come equipped with a telephone or TV Wireless internet access is available for free.
Meals
Resident campers are provided breakfast, lunch and dinner. Commuter campers are provided lunch. Snacks are provided throughout the duration of camp. Georgia Southern鈥檚 dining locations have a variety of choices available to meet the needs of those with dietary restrictions. Please let us know if you have dietary restrictions in your Camp Registration packet.
Equipment
Campers will need to provide all necessary archery equipment including: bow, arrows, safety equipment and anything else needed/used for instruction and competition.
In the event of equipment malfunction, equipment will be available for the camper to continue. There is also an archery pro shop in the facility for coaches to perform equipment adjustments.
Commuter Drop-off and Pick-up
The daily schedule will include drop off and pick up times.
Accommodations
If accommodations are needed, please contact Cassy Bowser to address them prior to arrival.
Cassy Bowser
(912) 478 – 7732
Communication
All communication with registered participants will be provided through email address. Please ensure the address provided in registration is accurate and checked often following sign up, until the start of camp.
Camp Counselors
Counselors act as supervisor while your child is in camp, and campers will be supervised 24/7. Counselors will stay on the same floor as the campers, and they will not go to bed until all campers are accounted for and in their rooms. Counselors will also wake the campers in the morning with time to eat breakfast and arrive at their first session on time.
Packing
What to bring:
- Clothes for 4 days
- Archery gear
- Water bottle
- Proper shoes
- Underwear
- Pajamas
- Swim suit
- Beach towel (for swimming)
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Deodorant
- Brush/comb
- Toothbrush/toothpaste
- Contact supplies (if you wear contacts)
- 2 bath towels, 1 hand towel
- 2 wash cloths
- Shower shoes
- Bed linens (Twin XL), pillow, light blanket or sleeping bag
What Not to Bring:
If any item is questionable, it’s best not to bring it. If counselors or coaches find anything a camper should not have, it will be confiscated and parents or appropriate authorities will be contacted.
- Alcohol/Alcohol paraphernalia
- Drugs
- Extension cords
- Candles, incense
- Grills or any kind
- Portable heaters and A/C
- Martial Arts equipment, firearms, BB/pellet/paintball guns, medieval weapons, or anything else that can be considered a weapon
- Knives are only allowed with your equipment being stored at the Shooting Sports Education Center
- Toaster ovens
- Electrical frying pans/deep fryers
- Large and/or expensive electronics
- Expensive items that could be stolen.
FAQ
What should I wear to camp?
Please wear non-baggy, comfortable clothing, and be prepared for weather. In the event of rain, bring something warm and wear tough shoes or boots. Inside may be cold, so a light jacket may be necessary. Tie back long hair, and avoid wearing dangling earrings. Feet must be covered safely – sandals, flip flops and heels are not allowed.
Can I bring food to camp?
Yes, outside snacks can be brought, but meals and snacks will be provided.
What styles of archery does the camp program teach?
Camp will teach skills related to both recurve (Olympic style) and compound bows. All instruction will be based on the National Training System (NTS) technique, the shooting method used by top international competitors. The NTS program teaches both the physical and mental skills needed for top competition performance.
What is JOAD?
JOAD is the Junior Olympic Archery Development. The official youth development program of the USA Archery program.
What is NASP?
NASP is the National Archery in the Schools Program. A joint venture between state departments of Education and Wildlife. Several archery equipment manufacturers and organizations are partners in the program. NASP promotes student education, physical education, and participation in the sport. NASP has been in the state since 2003.
What is NTS?
NTS is the National Training System. Developed by KiSik Lee, former U.S. Archery Head Coach. The system is based on Lee鈥檚 analysis of body control, muscular requirements and the mental concentration needed to execute a precise shot. The method provides steps the archer can work on to improve posture, grip, set-up, pull-back, anchoring, loading, aiming, release and follow-through in addition to other steps and breathing techniques. It鈥檚 used to train resident athletes at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California.
Can my NASP archer come to Elite Academy?
Yes! We require archers who are attending to be shooting close to the 280 mark. Those shooting lower would be a great fit for our other archery camps.
Elite Precision Rifle Academy
Expand your mental abilities and shooting skills while experiencing campus life
The Elite Precision Rifle Academy is designed for advanced shooters. Campers have the opportunity to stay and dine on 橘子视频鈥檚 beautiful Statesboro campus. Camp counselors are active Shooting Sports Education Center employees that provide constant supervision. This is a chance to meet shooters from across the country and participate in several activities on campus.
Spots are on a first come, first serve basis limited to 21 participants.
Registration includes instruction, camp t-shirt, lunch, and transportation to and from activities, as well as to and from the Savannah-Hilton Head International airport (SAV). Resident fees include housing, breakfast, dinner, and evening activities.
Elite Precision Rifle Academy is for 9th – 12th grade competitive athletes,18 year old high school graduates and up to 20 year old competitive athletes. Non-high school athletes must be commuter campers.
June 12, 2026 – June 17, 2026 (Friday – Wednesday)
Registration closes: May 17, 2026
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Refund Policy
Written electronic notice must be sent to the Shooting Sports Education Center鈥檚 Assistant Director at least 14 days prior to camp start date to receive a refund. Any notice received after the 14 days will not be considered.
Facilities
The academy will be held at 橘子视频鈥檚 Shooting Sports Education Center. This facility features two 8-lane, 25-meter firearms ranges, two classrooms or support spaces.
Shooting Sports Education Center
3271 Old Register Road
Statesboro, GA 30458
Housing
Resident campers will be housed in one of University Housing鈥檚 residential halls. Each camper will be in a suite-style room with one other camper and a suite-style bathroom. Roommate requests will be accepted. The residential hall鈥檚 clubhouse has TVs with video games available for checkout.
Each camper is responsible for providing bed linens (Twin XL – 80鈥� mattress), blanket, pillow, towels, toiletries and any other items to make their stay comfortable. Rooms do not come equipped with a telephone or TV Wireless internet access is available for free.
Meals
Resident campers are provided breakfast, lunch and dinner. Commuter campers are provided lunch. Snacks are provided throughout the duration of camp. Georgia Southern鈥檚 dining locations have a variety of choices available to meet the needs of those with dietary restrictions. Please let us know if you have dietary restrictions in your Camp Registration packet.
Travel
Campers can be picked up at the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV). Arrangements can be made with Cassy Bowser in advance. Please communicate with Cassy Bowser prior to purchasing your flights.
Cassy Bowser
(912) 478 – 7732
Equipment
Campers will need to bring all necessary shooting equipment to include air rifle, case, air tank adapter, shooting attire and anything else needed for instruction and competition. Each camper should bring their own shooting mat, roll and sling. Hearing protection is required for all campers.
Commuter Drop-off/Pick Up
See daily schedule for drop off and pick up times. Commuters may elect to eat dinner with resident campers and participate in evening activities. There are associated fees which are listed on the online registration form.
Accommodations
If accommodations are needed, please contact Cassy Bowser to address them prior to arrival. If early arrival or late departures are needed, please indicate on the online registration form, there are associated fees.
Cassy Bowser
(912) 478 – 7732
Communication
All communication with registered participants will be provided through email address. Please ensure the address provided in registration is accurate and checked often following sign up, until the start of camp.
Camp Counselors
Counselors act as supervisor while your child is in camp, and campers will be supervised 24/7. Counselors will stay on the same floor as the campers, and they will not go to bed until all campers are accounted for and in their rooms. Counselors will also wake the campers in the morning with time to eat breakfast and arrive at their first session on time.
FAQ
What should I wear to camp?
Campers should dress accordingly. The range is kept air conditioned at a maintained temperature of 72潞. Comfortable casual wear and jacket is appropriate. Bring appropriate shooting attire including shooting pants, jacket, gloves, boots and base layers/shooting sweater.
Can I bring food?
Yes, outside snacks can be brought, but meals and snacks will be provided.