A Lasting Place in Montana.
Honoring the shooters and contributors whose achievements and service have shaped Montana trapshooting, from the inaugural class of 1970 to today.
The Montana Honor Roll
2026
- Gary Delin
2025
- Andrew Kelly
2024
- Jackie Garrigus
2021
- Dan Vogel
- Rick Dorr
2019
- Jim Clawson † Deceased
2017
- Bill Camus
2015
- Brian Sipe
- Pierce Rouse
2014
- Barbara Renfro
- Ed Renfro
- Ted Renfro Jr.
2013
- Bruce Wagner
- Willie Price † Deceased
2012
- Jim Jones
2011
- Leonard Leland
2009
- Don Rimmer † Deceased
2007
- Hank Greitl † Deceased
- Jinny Greitl † Deceased
2005
- U. Sherm Cowan † Deceased
2004
- Al Mues † Deceased
2003
- Scott Levengood † Deceased
2002
- Terry Barkell
2001
- Dorothy Stancliff † Deceased
2000
- Melvin Batchelor † Deceased
- William Beyl † Deceased
1998
- Arnold Eacker † Deceased
- Lewis Hill † Deceased
1996
- Frances Strodtman Royer
- Karrol Brandvold † Deceased
1995
- Dale Patterson † Deceased
- Gene Clawson Jr.
- Joe Petroni † Deceased
1990
- Dale Bryant † Deceased
- Wally Zobell
1970
- A.A. Arras † Deceased
- Ada Agen † Deceased
- Bud Berg † Deceased
- E.W. Renfro † Deceased
- Fred Guay † Deceased
- Gladys Brouse † Deceased
- Hazel Brann † Deceased
- Herman Peterson † Deceased
- Hugh Crossen † Deceased
- Joe Lattimer † Deceased
- Margaret Brown † Deceased
- Mrs. A.J. Davis † Deceased
- Phyllis Wright † Deceased
- Robert Poore † Deceased
- Zip Eaton † Deceased
† Deceased, as marked in MSTA’s published Hall of Fame directory.
Records from MSTA. Reviewed September 22, 2026. View Source (opens in a new tab)
More Than a Score.
MSTA’s criteria recognize shooting merit, lasting contributions to the sport, or a combination of both. Selection by the Hall of Fame Committee requires approval by a majority of the Board of Directors.
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The names and scores in Montana’s record book.
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Montana shooters recognized on the national stage.
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