CMP Creates New Prizes for Regular Competition Games Attendees
March 13, 2022
The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is excited to announce a new set of awards specially created to recognize those competitors who attend several Competition Games series of events, formerly known as CMP Travel Games, during a single year.
The 2022 schedule includes Western Games (Phoenix, Arizona), Eastern Games (Butner, North Carolina), New England Games (Jericho, Vermont) and the Oklahoma Games (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma). Competitors that attend at least three of these four events will receive a collectible t-shirt and will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win free match fees to one Competition Game of their choice for the 2023 shooting season. Names will also be drawn to receive a 50 percent discount on match fees for one Competition Game for the 2023 Shooting Season. Four winners will be chosen for each drawing. Additional prizes will be awarded to those competitors who fire in all four Competition Games.
The Competition Games are regional events held around the country throughout the year, featuring CMP’s unique rifle and pistol outdoor matches. Recognized as staple events of the CMP schedule, the Games are centered around recreation-oriented competition and educational activities that are designed to accommodate experienced marksmen as well as those hoping to learn more about the sport.
Dates for this year’s Competition Games:
- March 11-20 – Western CMP Games & CMP HP Rifle Matches, Phoenix, Arizona
- April 22-May 1– Eastern CMP Games & CMP HP Rifle Matches, Butner, North Carolina
- Sept. 18-25 – New England CMP Games & CMP HP Rifle Matches, Jericho, Vermont
- Oct. 16-23 – Oklahoma CMP Games & CMP HP Rifle Matches, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Questions on the Competition Games awards may be directed to Christina Roguski at [email protected]. Find additional details about the CMP Competition Games at https://thecmp.org/competitions/cmp-travel-games/. We hope to see you at these events and more!
I’ve traveled to everyplace there has been a travel games event at least twice.So it’s a little late in this incentive.
Since many don’t have deep pockets for extensive travel,I suggest you offer to those attending any games event that enter as many different disciplines be offered some compensation also.
Thanks Randy for the suggestion – I’ll pass this along to our Competitions staff.
Christine
Sounds like a good idea. Travel costs could be an issue though.