The Kansas High School Clays Trap League, their spring season and state tournament will be the program for the July membership meeting of the Geary County Fish & Game Association Monday evening. The session begins at 7 p.m. at Sportsman’s Acres on the south side of Milford Lake.

This is the fourth year of the Kansas High School Clays Trap League program. It has grown to more than 70 schools with more than 1,800 student participants across the state this year.

The program partners with local volunteers, ranges, sponsors and schools to provide safe and competitive shooting sports alternatives for Kansas kids.