Scout Sniper elemenT (SSE)
This match is centered on team cohesion, shooting ability, physical fitness, stress management, and problem solving in a team environment. Our team competes against SWAT teams from Texas, adjoining states, and various federal agencies.
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Each event is Sniper initiated giving our sniper a very stressful workload due to target size, distance and required shooting positions.
The objective of this match is to improve our weapons handling, gain personal confidence, and develop mental flexibility to prepare for our national championship matches in the Spring.
The TTPOA event provides a training focus unlike any other on our schedule. The match rules and target engagements are the literal antithesis of what we do the remainder of the year, the shooting is more accuracy intensive than any other match, the team focus of the competition forces and requires communication and joint problem solving on the clock and in a dynamic setting.
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Mammoth Sniper Challenge
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Mammoth Sniper Challenge is 3-day sniper event. Over the course of the competition two-man teams consisting of a primary shooter and a secondary shooter will carry all necessary equipment, ammunition, and food through approximately 30 miles of rucking as well as 14 competition stages. Vital to success in the competition are effective time management, clear and concise communication, and mental and physical fortitude.
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The objective of this competition is to represent the Corp of Cadets and Texas A&M at a highly prestigious precision rifle competition that draws the attention of nearly every major firearms industry partner.
The training focus is to develop communication, thinking through complex challenges, effectively stage planning, and accountability.
Texas State SWAT Championship / Hosted by: Tactical Police Officer Association (TTPOA)
