The Arizona State Trapshooting Association
Hall of Fame
The Arizona Trapshooting Hall of Fame was established in 1985 and honors individuals who have achieved exemplary shooting prominence or who have demonstrated unselfish service to the sport of trapshooting over a period that spans 10 years.
Inductees
| 1985 | C. W. Pete Ferro | 1989 | Tony Gorenc | ||
| 1985 | Karl Harris | 1989 | Ray Martin | ||
| 1985 | Glen Harrison | 1991 | Cal McConnell | ||
| 1985 | Jerry Hauser | bio | 1992 | E.O. Red Bowers | |
| 1985 | Byron Kemp | 1993 | Richard Shepherd | ||
| 1985 | Sam Saum | 1994 | Robert Francis | ||
| 1985 | Lynn White | 1995 | Fred Scheer | ||
| 1985 | Ben Youngker | 1997 | Jack Utley | ||
| 1985 | Carl (Skeet) Young | 1998 | Harry Gruenwald | ||
| 1986 | Myron Babby | 2000 | Fred Frazier | ||
| 1986 | Maggie Carmichael | 2003 | Al Floss | bio | |
| 1986 | Jack French | 2004 | Dennis Westerlin | bio | |
| 1986 | Jim Stock | 2005 | Doug Hawkins | bio | |
| 1986 | A.C. Thomas | 2007 | Hal Getzan | bio | |
| 1986 | Jim Vease | 2007 | Bill Headstream | bio | |
| 1987 | Dave Cook | 2007 | Tim Robb | bio | |
| 1987 | Nancy Place | ||||
| 1987 | Dave Quan | ||||
| 1988 | Paul Bianco | ||||
| 1988 | Bill Coffin | ||||
| 1988 | Don Finical | ||||
| 1988 | John Ickes |
Criteria:
One of the following must be met to be eligible for the ASTA Hall of Fame.
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Ability: Shooting accomplishments or recognition at the State through National levels.
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Contributions: Includes service to local clubs, the state board of directors, state delegate, or, as a member of the ATA Executive Committee.
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Longevity: Contributions to the sport and/or shooting ability that spans a minimum of 10 years.
Nominating Procedure:
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Hall of Fame nominations must be forwarded to the secretary of the ASTA no later than December 31.
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The nomination must include the nominee's accomplishments as they pertain to the above criteria
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The ASTA Board of Directors has the sole power to select and to confirm or reject nominee's for the hall of Fame.