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I always said I was born at the gun club. It’s not entirely false as I went to a gun club within a week of being born! With a dad like mine, how could I not? I started shooting when I was 11 years old. I have been on the Colorado State team since 2011. I am the only woman to win the top gun award for any league at Pikes Peak Gun Club. I have won several handicap and doubles trophies at the Grand American and recently won the 1,000 target HOA trophy at the 2020 Grand American. Trap and sporting clays are my shotgun loves, but I love going out to shoot pistols, rifles, AR’s, you name it, and I am shooting it! I always tell people that even though I started with rifle and pistol and continue to grow my skill with them, I found my forever gun in a shotgun at age 11 and still can’t get enough of it!

Mr. Pink: I shot my first trap shoot at Colorado Clays in 2004 and I’ve been hooked ever since. I made AA27AA in 2008 and AAA27AAA in 2009. I completed my grand slam on September 7, 2008. I’ve been on the Open All-American Team for the past two years. I am proud to represent Team Shoot the Moon as the only Mr. Pink around.

Mrs. Pink: After I met Mr. Pink, I started attending many shoots with him. After meeting so many amazing people and watching Mr. Pink shoot, I picked up a gun and started shooting in 2014. While I still have a lot to learn, I have the best husband and best friends to learn it with and I’m proud to be part of Team Shoot the Moon as the better half of the Pinkz.

Howdy! My name is Emily Robertson. I’m 19 years old and I am from Pampa, Texas! I started competitively shooting when I was 9 years old, thanks to Gray County 4H! One interesting fact about me is that my family and I own a ranch where we work cattle and hunt! Currently, I am attending Oklahoma Panhandle State University where I am on the shooting team, cheer squad, a Student Ambassador, and a Resident Assistant, as well as studying to earn my Bachelors of Science for nursing. This past shooting season, I was able to accomplish many goals and meet some amazing people! At the NCSSAA Nationals in Las Vegas, I placed first in Division 4 Women’s Skeet with a 100 straight! I also placed second in Division 4 Women’s Trap with a 99! Shooting has made me the person I am today and I am so grateful for my parents and friends that have pushed me to be the shooter I am! One day, I want to be able to shoot in the Olympics and represent Team USA! I am so thankful and excited to be on Team Shoot the Moon!

I began shooting ATA trap in the spring of 2009, following in the footsteps of my Dad and grandparents. some of my oldest memories of shooting are “running” sheets at the Maryland State Shoot with my Grandfather. At the same time, my Grandmother was the secretary and my Dad was an officer for the Maryland State Sportsmen’s Association (MSSA); this instilled a deep sense of service to the sport in me. As a result, I am an active volunteer at many of the shoots I attend, especially at the MSSA Homegrounds. I am also an an officer within my state association and MSSA’s webmaster. As I developed a love of the trapshooting community, I was rewarded with success. I won the 2022 Maryland Singles title, 2014 Maryland handicap, and four Maryland category titles. Furthermore, I have won numerous category and Open Champion awards in the Eastern Zone, Satellite Grands, and the Grand American. I made the 2023 Junior Gold First Team All-American and the 2022 Junior Gold Second Team. While in college, I competed on the University of Delaware Trap and Skeet Team. From my family’s teaching, I served as the President of the Trap and Skeet Team during my Junior and Senior years. While most of my shooting experience is in trap, I enjoy hunting, fishing, working on our family Christmas tree farm, and shooting skeet and sporting clays recreationally.