Clay Pigeon Shooting

Firearms · OUCPSC

Clay Pigeon Shooting

Discretionary Full Blue

Clay Pigeon Shooting is inclusive to all genders and levels of experience, and we welcome enquiries from those with a disability regarding the accessibility of Clay Pigeon Shooting.

About the club

Clay Pigeon Shooting is inclusive to all genders and levels of experience, and we welcome enquiries from those with a disability regarding the accessibility of Clay Pigeon Shooting. The club offers fortnightly practice sessions and competitive opportunities against Cambridge in an annual Varsity and against other universities at BUCS. Clay Pigeon Shooting also runs an inter-college competition.

We aim to make clay shooting as accessible & affordable as possible. We provide a safe, friendly & relaxed atmosphere in which to try the sport. For those that continue shooting we run lots of practice sessions. Become part of our 30 year plus history.

The club offers multiple shooting opportunities. We organise taster sessions, hold regular practices, arrange coaching and take part in university competitions across the UK. The Varsity Match against Cambridge is a highlight.

Being part of the club allows you access to all the equipment needed for free, and regular shooting opportunities at a world class ground. Those shooting in the Varsity Match are also eligible for a half-blue. Social events also take place throughout the year.

All abilities welcome, from beginners to Olympians - join OUCPSC & get involved!

Blues criteria

Mixed

Full Blue

A maximum of 8 Half-Blues (4 men and 4 ladies) to be awarded each year at the captain’s discretion to individuals that compete at the Varsity Match and BUCS competitions. Additionally, an individual must score in the top 4 Oxford shots in their category (Men's or Ladies) at the Varsity match regardless of squadding. 


Up to 6 (3 men and 3 ladies) Discretionary Full Blues can be awarded if an individual who: 
  1. Meets the requirements for a Half Blue; and,
  2. Is on the Men’s or Women’s Varsity A Squad; and,
  3. Positions in the top 10 or 5% (whichever is more constrictive) of competitors in the BUCS Clay Pigeon Shooting Championship in their respective category; and
  4. Is a committed participant of the sport both at university level and beyond (recommended criteria for the Captain’s Discretion: competes in at least 4 inter-university competitions; and competes for their county in a recognised CPSA discipline; and competes at a nationally recognised competition such as the English Open, the Pro One, the Beretta World Sporting Championship or equivalent).