The Dr. M. Libby Endowed Clay Target Team Scholarship offers $1,000 to students at who are members of the Stetson Clay Target Team and demonstrate expertise in competitive shooting. Eligible applicants must be U.S. residents, high school seniors or college freshmen, and seeking a bachelor's degree. The application deadline is December 31, 2026.
12.31.26
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$1,000
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Amount: $1,000
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The Dr. M. Libby Endowed Clay Target Team Scholarship offers $1,000 to students who are members of the Clay Target Team and demonstrate competitive shooting expertise.
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