Desirae Edmunds Honored with NSCA Hall of Fame Induction

Team Winchester and White Flyer member, Desi Edmunds was inducted into the National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA) Hall of Fame at the 2025 NSCA National Championship. Desi has earned this honor only bestowed on the greatest competitors in the history of the shooting sports, over years of being a champion, top-competitor, mentor, and ambassador for the sport.

A native of Anchorage, Alaska, Desi began shooting at 14 years old through the local Fish & Game program. Starting out in a weekly 5-stand league while she learned to shoot a shotgun, Desi became hooked on the sport. Since then, Desi has claimed multiple national and world titles, while consistently being a top-competitor in professional sporting clays.

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Team Krieghoff Shines at the 2025 NSCA National Championship

Wednesday, October 29, 2025 — Team Krieghoff wrapped up an outstanding showing at the 2025 National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA) National Championship in San Antonio, earning multiple podium finishes across divisions and events. The team once again demonstrated its skill, consistency, and competitive spirit on the national stage.

“Every member of Team Krieghoff brings heart, focus, and respect for their discipline,” said Alex Diehl, CEO of Krieghoff International, Inc. “Their performance at Nationals reflects their dedication and the performance they’ve come to expect from their Krieghoff shotguns.”

Leading the way, Mike Wilgus captured High Overall in the Main Event with a score of 282/300, followed by teammate Derrick Mein as Runner-Up with 278/300. Team Krieghoff’s strength showed across all divisions, including top finishes by Shelby Moon (Lady Champion), Turner Parcell (Junior Champion; back-to-back title), and Brandon Powell (All-Around Champion).

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Team Krieghoff Delivers at NSCA National Championships

November 18, 2024 — Brandon Powell wins the NSCA National Championship for 2nd Year in a row. Karen Miles wins Lady Champion title.

“The entire shooting team came into Nationals feeling great about the ’24 season, with recent regional wins under their belts both Brandon and Karen were hammering targets to finish the season on the podium again. This was Brandon’s second and consecutive National’s win, while Karen won the Ladies Main HOA, she was the 5-Stand Lady Champion, FITASC Lady Champion, and the 2024 Championship Tour Lady Champion, an awesome event for her. Braxton Oliver won the Team’s title event; The K-Kup, with a top score of 99. A junior team shooter Turner Parcell rocked the old guard by winning the Runner-Up spot in the Main Event following his Runner Up win at the last regional. He also delivered the K-Kup Junior Championship title. The excitement was crazy, it was the largest attendance for a National Sporting Clays event, and the K-Kup had over 1,900 entries. It’s the largest 100-bird event in the country,” said Krieghoff Sporting Team Manager Mike Luongo, who also captured the 28 Gauge Overall award for 3rd Place.

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