UPDATED JUNE 2025 – Due to a lack of available events throughout the country, the NSCA will no longer recognize an American Field Sporting All-American Team. The 2025 AFS All-American team (based on the 2024 shoot year) is the final team for this program. 12-gauge AFS events will continue to award points toward the Krieghoff All-American Team and the 12-Gauge All-American Team, and any sub-gauge AFS events will continue to earn points toward their respective Sub-Gauge All-American Team.
2025 American Field Sporting All-American Team
Criteria
- 25-target American Field Sporting events do not earn points or punches; however, they will be counted in the target totals.
- Persons named to the team must be citizens of the USA.
- All 12-gauge American Field Sporting targets are used.
- Open Team members must have shot a minimum of 200 American Field Sporting targets in the previous year.
- Lady, Veteran, Super Veteran, Senior Super Veteran, and Legacy members must have shot a minimum of 200 American Field Sporting targets in the previous year
- Junior and Sub-Junior must have shot a minimum of 200 targets in the previous year
- If a shooter made the Krieghoff All-American Team and or the FITASC 12-Gauge All-American Team, they are eligible for the American Field Sporting All-American Teams.
Positions in Open or Lady categories will have precedence over concurrent categories, unless the top shooter is Captain of the concurrent category; then the shooter will have their choice of which team they want to be on. We will post the top 10 team members in each category.
