Smokies to host clay shooting contest to benefit Pat Summitt Foundation

(Tennessee Smokies) The Tennessee Smokies have announced the team will host its inaugural ‘Clay Clash’ presented by KaTom Restaurant Supply on July 11, 2023 starting at 9:30am. The clay shooting contest will take place at Iron Mountain Sporting Clays located at 410 Hardin Road, in Kodak.

A silent auction and raffle prizes will be available with the proceeds benefiting The Pat Summitt Foundation.

Registration for the contest is now open and will be $600 for a team of four, that includes a cart rental. Single registrants are also available for $150 per person. Each shooter will receive a participant gift. The top three scoring teams will receive a prize. A light breakfast and lunch will be included as part of the event.

Participants can bring their own gun and ammunition. Correspondingly, participants can rent a gun and purchase ammunition on site at Iron Mountain Sporting Clays.

“I think the Clay Clash is going to be a great addition to the list of events we have every year,” said Tennessee Smokies Director of Outside Events Morgan Messick. “This is so different from anything we’ve done in the past, and I’m excited to be a part of it!”

For full details and to register for the Smokies Clay Clash please visit smokiesbaseball.com/clayclash. Please direct any questions to mmessick@smokiesbaseball.com.

The Tennessee Smokies full baseball schedule for this season and season ticket information can be found online at smokiesbaseball.com, or by calling the Smokies Ticket Office at 865-286-2300.

About Jim Harris

Jim Harris has been WYSH's News & Sports Director since 2000. In addition to reporting local news, he is the play-by-play voice for Clinton High School football, boys' and girls' basketball and baseball. Catch Jim live weekdays beginning at 6:30 am for live local news, sports, weather and traffic plus the Community Bulletin Board, shenanigans with Ron Meredith and more on the Country Club Morning Show on WYSH. Jim lives in Clinton with his wife Kelly and daughter Carolina, and cats Oliver, Bow and Libby.

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