The late Frank Foster will forever hold the honor of being the Palmetto State’s first hall of fame inductee. The Spartanburg native joined the Amateur Trapshooting Association in 1967 and through the years earned high marks and championship titles in both trap and skeet not only in South Carolina but nationwide.
Five years after his election into the S.C. Trapshooting Hall of Fame, Frank earned a spot into the state Skeet Shooters Hall of Fame, making him the first South Carolinian to be inducted into both.
Five years after his election into the S.C. Trapshooting Hall of Fame, Frank earned a spot into the state Skeet Shooters Hall of Fame, making him the first South Carolinian to be inducted into both.
Year | Inductee |
2023 | Gary Ferguson |
2022 | Frank Ketron |
2021 | G. Randy Knight |
2020 | Kevin Stephens |
2019 | Gary Olson |
2018 | Rodney Raines |
2017 | Teresa Knight |
2016 | Doug Stenback |
2015 | Dickey Pigg |
2015 | Donnie Pigg |
2014 | Kenny Inman |
2014 | Jack Schaub |
2012 | Henry D. Cross |
2012 | James Faber |
2011 | Clay Jones |
2009 | Paul R. Earle |
2007 | Mike Harrelson |
2006 | Russell Adams |
2005 | John L. Pickitt |
2003 | Ronnie Cox |
2002 | Neil Alexander |
2000 | Isaac Andrews |
1999 | U.R. Brooks |
1998 | Wallace R. Irwin |
1997 | Elbert Throckmorton |
1997 | John Stillwagon |
1996 | Paul Rollins |
1995 | Frank Foster |