Junior Olympic Shooting Championships

The Junior Olympic Shooting Championships is a competitive event where young shooters, typically aged 12 to 20, demonstrate their precision and skill in various shooting disciplines such as rifle, pistol, and shotgun. Organized by the USA Shooting organization, it serves as a platform for developing talent, fostering sportsmanship, and identifying future national and international competitors. Participants compete in calibrated matches that test accuracy, control, and consistency, with performances often qualifying them for higher-level championships or teams. The event emphasizes safety, discipline, and dedication, providing a structured environment for young athletes to advance their shooting careers.