THe LMFV League

Are you new to PITA competition shooting? The LMFV Trap League is a perfect chance for you to try out PITA competition style shooting in a shorter format. If you've shot a few trap practice rounds, then PITA competition is no different and you are ready for competition shooting. It's like shooting practice rounds but you're eligible to win prizes and your scores get registered with the PITA. As a new shooter, you will be classified in B class in singles and doubles, and 20 yards in handicap. But as an unclassified new shooter, you are eligible to win the Unclassified Trophies and you will be able to shoot most of your required targets to get you classified for the PITA season next year. You will also get an opportunity to meet fellow trapshooters and get tips on how to become a better shooter. Just bring your shotgun (it can be a pump, break, or semi-auto), 6 boxes of target shells (1150fps in size 7.5 or 8), eye/ear protection, your PAL, and a shooting vest/shell pouch (if you don't have one, your pant pockets will do just fine). Show up at least 30 minutes prior to the start time for registration, let us know that you are new to PITA competition, and we will take care of the rest and pair you with an experienced shooter who will help you through the day.
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Trophies

​The following High Overall (HOA) Trophies will be awarded at the conclusion of the league:
  • High Overall Champion
  • High Overall Runner-Up
  • High Overall A Class Champion
  • High Overall A Class Runner-Up
  • High Overall B Class Champion
  • High Overall B Class Runner-Up
  • High Overall C Class Champion
  • High Overall C Class Runner-Up
  • High Overall D Class Champion
  • High Overall D Class Runner-Up
  • High Overall Vet Champion
  • High Overall Vet Runner-Up
  • High Overall Lady Champion
  • High Overall Lady Runner-Up
  • High Overall Junior Champion
  • High Overall Junior Runner-Up​
  • High Overall Team Champion (5 buckles)
In order to qualify for the HOA Trophies, you must shoot all events (singles, handicap, and doubles) at 3 of 5 shoot dates. Your 3 best HOA scores will be counted towards your final score to determine the winner of the HOA trophy. Your class is determined based on your singles classification at the first league shoot you participated in. New shooters will be classified as B class but they will also qualify for the Unclassified trophies.

​Unclassified Trophies

New shooters who has not attained a singles classification* at the first league event they are participating in, can qualify for the Unclassified Champion trophies by shooting at least 3 of the 5 shoot dates. Only singles and handicap scores count towards the Unclassified Champion. The best 3 combined singles and handicap scores from three league shoot dates will be used to determine the winner of the Unclassified Trophies:
  • Unclassified Champion
  • Unclassified Runner-Up
  • Unclassified 3rd Place
  • Unclassified 4th Place
  • Unclassified 5th Place
  • Unclassified Top Singles
  • Unclassified Top Handicap
  • Unclassified ​Top Doubles

*Unclassified shooters who won an unclassified trophy at previous league season is no longer considered unclassified.
The LMFV Winter League shoot management reserves the right to change any part of this league's format and rules.