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Briley Sub-Gauge All-American Teams

Sponsored by Briley, the Sub-Gauge All-American Teams honor those Sporting Clays shooters who excel at the challenge of competing with 20 gauge, 28 gauge, and .410 bore. Annually, three teams of 10 shooters per category will be recognized for each gauge. The Briley Sub-Gauge All-American points race is based on the All-American Points System.

In the event of ties, a prescribed tie-breaker procedure is followed. See the section of the Procedure for Awarding All-American Points.

2023 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team

2023 Team

2022 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2021 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2020 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2019 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2018 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2017 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2016 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team

2015 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2014 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2013 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team
2012 Briley 20-Gauge All-American Team

2023 Briley 28-Gauge All-American Team

2023 Team

2022 Briley 28-Gauge All-American Team
2021 Briley 28-Gauge All-American Team
2020 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2019 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2018 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2017 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2016 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team

2015 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2014 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2013 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team
2012 Briley 28 Gauge All-American Team

2023 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team

2023 Team

2022 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2021 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2020 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2019 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2018 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2017 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2016 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2015 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2014 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2013 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team
2012 Briley .410 Bore All-American Team

Briley Sub-Gauge
All-American
Points Race

Points Race

Criteria

  • Persons named to the team must be citizens of the USA.
  • Each team listed below is based on the previous year’s shooting.
  • Open Team members must have shot a minimum of 200 targets in the respective gauge in the previous year.
  • Lady, Veteran, Super Veteran, Senior Super Veteran, and Legacy members must have shot a minimum of 200 targets in the respective gauge in the previous year.
  • Junior and Sub-Junior must have shot a minimum of 200 targets in the respective gauge in the previous year.
  • If a shooter made the Krieghoff, FITASC 12-gauge, American Field Sporting, and/or the NSCA 12-Gauge All-American Team, they are eligible to be placed on the three Briley Small-Gauge All-American Teams.
  • A shooter can make more than one Small-Gauge Team; however, they cannot be in more than one category within one gauge. Example: They cannot be on the Open Team and the Junior Team on the 20-Gauge All-American Team. .

Positions in Open or Lady categories will have precedence over concurrent categories when making more than one team, unless the top shooter is Captain of the concurrent category; then the shooter will be given the Captain position. We will post the top 30 team members in each category.

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