Utah Trapshooting
Hall of Fame
Honoring Utah's Finest
Dedicated to preserving the legacy of those who built, championed, and elevated the sport of trapshooting in the great state of Utah. These men and women represent the very best of our tradition.
Class of 2026
This Year's Inductees
We are honored to welcome
Pauline Deleeuw
2026 Inductee
Pauline is known for winning multiple High Lady singles titles at the Utah State Shoot. She is the only woman in the event's history, from 1914 to 2025, to shoot a perfect 200 in the singles championship. Her achievements include High Lady Handicap at the 1978 Utah State Shoot, Singles High Lady I in 1984, 1987, 1992, and 1995, and Handicap High Lady I in 1987. To date she is the only lady to run 200 straight in the Utah State singles championship. Pauline also served as Secretary of the Magna Gun Club, sat on its Board of Directors, and helped organize the first Utah Cancer "Shoot Out" at Lee Kay Shooting Complex. She made a significant voluntary contribution helping run Magna Gun Club from inception to closure. Pauline began shooting in 1975 and retired in 2000 due to health reasons. Even at 91, she would still love to be on the range. Over her 25-year career, she shot 22,000 singles, 18,200 handicap, and 1,700 doubles targets.
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We are honored to welcome
Sean Hawley
2026 Inductee
Sean has been a lifetime member of the ATA since joining in 1981 at age 12. His best singles average is 99.68%, his top handicap average is 96.52%, and his highest doubles average is 99.67%. Sean has won several Utah Championships: Singles once, Handicap twice, Doubles once, HOA six times, and HAA five times. He has also earned many Satellite Grand Championships and Grand American Trophies, including the coveted HOA ring at the Grand American. Sean has been named to the ATA All-American team 31 times: once as a sub-junior, three times as a junior, and 27 times on the First and Second Open Teams. He has been on the team for 19 straight years, from 2007 to 2025.
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Pam Wright
2026 Inductee
Pam has won many Utah State Lady I and II Championships, as well as several Western Zone, Western Grand, and Grand American trophies. She has been a member of the Utah State Trap Shooting Association's Ladies Team for 15 straight years, from 2001 to 2025, serving as team captain for three of those years. Pam has been named to the ATA All-American Lady 2 First Team five years in a row, qualifying as an All-American Lady II Team member in 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, and 2021. Pam got her start in trapshooting by practicing with her brother Doug Ford, some of the boys, and Leslie Hight. Doug remembers that he and Pam would shoot together from time to time before he slowed down. He says, "She's a fierce competitor. When she sets her mind to something, she does it." He also adds, "She's always willing to help with anything."
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