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SASP - A national program since 2012
Welcome to the exciting world of action shooting, a sport like no other offering an absolutely “level playing field” across genders and age.
The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) is the national governing body for the Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP), offering youth from 5th grade through college the opportunity to safely participate in our exciting team-based action shooting sports!
SASP is designed to instill in young people a set of personal values and character traits for fair play, compassionate understanding, individual responsibility, sportsmanship, self-discipline, and personal commitment. As the sport itself, these qualities will stay with them throughout their lifetimes, helping each young athlete reach his or her full potential.
• Youth may participate using:
Rimfire Handgun or Centerfire Handgun,
Rimfire Rifles Iron Sights,
Rimfire Rifles Optic Sights,
Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC Iron and Optic Sights compete together).
The following disciplines are "add ons" for athletes shooting another pistol discipline,
Centerfire 1911
Rimfire Optic Sight Pistol
Centerfire Optic Sight Pistol
(not all disciplines are available at all matches)
• Targets are steel circle or rectangular plates.
• All courses of fire are timed events.
The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) is the national governing body for the Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP), offering youth from 5th grade through college the opportunity to safely participate in our exciting team-based action shooting sports!
SASP is designed to instill in young people a set of personal values and character traits for fair play, compassionate understanding, individual responsibility, sportsmanship, self-discipline, and personal commitment. As the sport itself, these qualities will stay with them throughout their lifetimes, helping each young athlete reach his or her full potential.
• Youth may participate using:
Rimfire Handgun or Centerfire Handgun,
Rimfire Rifles Iron Sights,
Rimfire Rifles Optic Sights,
Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC Iron and Optic Sights compete together).
The following disciplines are "add ons" for athletes shooting another pistol discipline,
Centerfire 1911
Rimfire Optic Sight Pistol
Centerfire Optic Sight Pistol
(not all disciplines are available at all matches)
• Targets are steel circle or rectangular plates.
• All courses of fire are timed events.
Disciplines/Divisions/categories*
PISTOL - Centerfire, Rimfire and 1911*
Intermediate Division – Grades 6-8
Entry Level -1st year of participation in the intermediate division
Advanced Level - After 1 year of participation in the intermediate division
Senior Division – Grades 9-12
Junior Varsity - 1st year of participation in the senior division
Varsity After - 1 year of participation in the senior division
College
There are no category divisions in Collegiate.
Open Division
Competitive squad of athletes from a single team with multiple classifications.
The purpose of the Open Division is to allow coaches to bring athletes to a match and compete as a group of athletes that normally would not be allowed.
Intermediate and Senior Divisions athletes who compete in the Open Division will compete against other athletes in the Intermediate and Senior divisions.
Those in the College Open division will compete against other Open College division teams.
RIFLE – Rimfire and Pistol Caliber Carbine*
Iron Sight & Optic Sight
Rookie – Grades 5 and below
No categories in Rookie Division - *Rookie Division is only in Rifle discipline*
Intermediate Division – Grades 6-8
Entry Level - 1st year of participation in the intermediate division
Advanced Level - After 1 year of participation in the intermediate division
Senior Division – Grades 9-12
Junior Varsity - 1st year of participation in the senior division
Varsity - After 1 year of participation in the senior division
College
There are no category divisions in Collegiate.
Open Division
Competitive squad of athletes from a single team with multiple classifications.
The purpose of the Open Division is to allow coaches to bring athletes to a match and compete as a group of athletes that normally would not be allowed.
Intermediate and Senior Divisions athletes who compete in the Open Division will compete against other athletes in the Intermediate and Senior divisions.
Those in the College Open division will compete against other Open College division teams.
*NOTE - These guidelines were taken directly from the SASP Handbook.
The rules listed in the SASP Handbook will govern all SASP events. Click below to download it.
For the complete SASP Handbook with all rules and guidelines CLICK HERE
