While we are still unable to gather all together in person at the Clubhouse, the board of directors do feel it is important to establish a cadence of meetings in order to provide updates to the body.  Our next virtual meeting will be held on February 16th, 2021 at 8:00 pm.  This will be a regular meeting.  The meeting link can be found here: http://tewksburyrodandgun.org/meeting.  This meeting is protected by a password, which can be found in your current newsletter.  If you haven’t received a newsletter or need the password please email: info@tewksburyrodandgun.org. It is our goal to have a monthly meeting using this Zoom link and password on the 3rd Tuesday of every month, until we are able to meet in person again.

While we are still unable to gather all together in person at the Clubhouse, the board of directors do feel it is important to establish a cadence of meetings in order to provide updates to the body.  Our first virtual meeting will be held on January 19th, 2021 at 8:00 pm.  This will be a regular meeting, including our annual report.  The meeting link can be found here: http://tewksburyrodandgun.org/meeting.  This meeting is protected by a password, which can be found in your current newsletter.  If you haven’t received a newsletter or need the password please email: info@tewksburyrodandgun.org. It is our goal to have a monthly meeting using this Zoom link and password on the 3rd Tuesday of every month, until we are able to meet in person again.

On Monday December 14, 2020 The Lowell Sportsmen’s Club was featured on Channel 5 (WCVB)’s Chronicle. Anthony Everett, visited with President Brian Campbell, and was instructed by Trap Team A Captain, Steve Miller.  Mr. Everett gained a quick appreciation for just how challenging trapshooting can be.  But clearly after some instruction and practice he was breaking those clays!  If you didn’t have a chance to see the segment, check it out here and jump to 1 minutes 27 seconds.  LSC was originally formed in 1913 in downtown Lowell, the club is currently located on 70+ acres in North Chelmsford, MA.  Trapshooting has a great social component, albeit very differently right now, but the camaraderie is stronger than ever.  Also like most shooting sports, men, women and youths are able to compete together, with many youths out shooting the adults!  A big congratulations to Brian, Steve and everyone at LSC, who did a great job representing our sport!