Take Aim at Epilepsy Sporting Clay Tournament

A Great Day on the Course for a Great Cause

Take Aim at Epilepsy is a sporting clay shooting tournament benefiting the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Tennessee. Whether you're an experienced shooter or joining for the first time, this is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a morning outdoors while supporting programs that make a real difference for people living with epilepsy in our region.

Date: Friday, November 13, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Benton Sporting Clays
5244 Upper River Rd., Charleston, TN 37310

Registration Includes

Souvenir bag with swag

One 15-station round of skeet

Ammunition & ear plugs

Biscuit Breakfast by Sonic

Lunch by Champy's Fried Chicken

Golf cart for each pair of shooters

Nonalcoholic beverages

Door prizes

Trophy plaques for top scoring team members & Grand Prize: Rifle for top scoring shooter

Meal Sponsors

Red Bank Sonic — Providing Breakfast

Champy's Cleveland — Providing Lunch

Door Prize Donors

Grand Prize: Ruger AR-556 Rifle (FMV $700)

Walter A. Wood — Milwaukee Tool Job Site Radio & Battery Charger

Vision Hospitality — 1 Night Stay at The Edwin Hotel

Ruby Falls — Five $50 Gift Cards

The Knife Shoppe — Eight Tactical Flashlights

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Take Aim at Epilepsy logo

Thank You to Our Sponsors

⭐ Event Sponsor — $5,000

UCB Pharmaceuticals

UCB Pharmaceuticals

Additional sponsorship levels still available — support epilepsy awareness while gaining visibility for your business:

Team Sponsorship — $1,200

One team entry (9 spots available)

🥉 Bronze — $1,500

One team + signage on breakfast & lunch tables

🥈 Silver — $2,500

One team + signage on three beverage stations

🥇 Gold — $4,000

Two teams + signage on all golf carts

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Reserve Your Spot

Register your team online today. Contact Tim Boyd with any questions.

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timboyd@epilepsysouth.org · (423) 260-9378

Take Aim — Make an Impact

Your participation directly supports programs for people living with epilepsy across Hamilton County and the surrounding region.