TRAP SHOOT REPORTS - Help test a new Online Reporting Tool at the ECTC Shoot hosted by the Ikes on Sat, Apr 3. Use your phone to see scores, handicap squads, and awards. It's experimental, so no guarantees, but you can try it!

​HIGH SCHOOLS HAVE TRAP TEAMS?

LSE Trap Team

Trap shooting is an organized middle school and high school club sport in Nebraska. Lincoln Southeast is in the Central Division of the Eastern Cornhusker Trapshooting Conference (ECTC; www.shootectc.org). Southeast has a proud tradition of trap shooting excellence, placing many shooters in the top ranks of the division and the conference over the years. The sport is for males and females alike and all students are eligible to earn awards based on performance at practices and meets. LSE Trap is a letter sport for high school students and also provides opportunities for academic awards and scholarships, with Southeast seniors earning college scholarships over the past three years.
FAMILY FUN TIME!

Trap is a Blast for the Whole Family!

Whether it's helping out at team practices or coming to the meets to cheer the students on, the whole family can get involved. Be careful though, lest you get hooked. If you're not already trap shooters, many of you will want to be by the time the season is over. Which is okay! You can join a summer or fall league team with many of the rest of us!
WHY SHOOT TRAP?

Lots of Reasons!

Trap shooting is an excellent way for any kid to learn how to handle a shotgun safely, build self confidence, learn responsibility and good sportsmanship, and improve mental focus and hand-eye coordination (it's not easy to hit a 4½-inch disc flying through the air at 42 mph, in random directions, almost half a football field away)! For hunters of various types of fowl, trap is a great way to improve shooting performance in the field. It's also a way for kids to enjoy a sport as part of a school team. Not every kid is cut out to become a good football, baseball, or basketball player but, with patience, practice, and good coaching, any kid can become a good trap shooter! Maybe the best reason to shoot trap is that it's downright fun!
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While we all enjoy winning, the primary goals of the team are to promote the sport of trapshooting while focusing on gun safety, sportsmanship, shooting etiquette, self-confidence, self-discipline, and team building. We strive to build self-confidence in team members by educating them about gun mechanics and operations, league regulations, and methods to aid in the mastery of the physical and mental aspects of the sport.
You can help the LSE Trap Team collect donations from Amazon when you shop online. No cost to you! Just go to https://smile.amazon.com/ch/35-2641621, log in, and confirm the Lincoln Southeast Trap Team Parent-Booster Club as your Amazon Smile charity of choice (that's our official 501(c)(3) nonprofit name). After that, any time you  shop  by going to smile.amazon.com, Amazon will automatically donate 0.5% of your eligible Amazon purchases to the team, at no extra cost or effort to you.

What about the app? If you use the Amazon app on your phone or tablet, you can also activate Smile on the app and select your charity. Open the app's main menu, select Settings, then AmazonSmile. The next screen let's you activate Smile and select your charity: Lincoln Southeast Trap Team Parent-Booster Club. That's it! Just continue to shop with the same app after that. You'll notice the AmazonSmile logo at the top of the app now, instead of the regular Amazon logo, and your eligible purchases will automatically trigger the donation to the LSE Trap Team.​​

Contact us for more info!
Click the "Contact Us" button to fill out our contact form, and we'll get in touch to answer any questions you may have. In the meantime, you can learn more about us on our About page.
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The Lincoln Southeast Trap Team is a community club sport for Lincoln Southeast High School. This club team is privately sponsored and it and this website are neither sponsored nor endorsed by Lincoln Public Schools.