Team Remington’s Krause Captures His First ATA World Championship
Click image to enlarge and download.LONOKE, Ark. - August 19, 2025 - “It’s something you dream about as a kid,” says Team Remington’s Jason Krause. The Nebraska native won the ATA Singles World Championship in Sparta, Illinois at the World Shooting & Recreational Complex. The 126th consecutive running of the event drew nearly 5,000 competitors and ran from July 30 to August 9, 2025. “You read about it in the trap shooting magazines and follow the scores, and then to have the opportunity to win and then win, it’s really hard to describe,” says the new World Champion.
Krause, along with 57 other shooters out of a field of more than 1900 entrants, shot 200 straight to get into the shoot-offs for a shot at one of the five annual ATA coveted titles. After an additional 200 targets, the number was down to 5 competitors left vying for the World Championship. “It was very nerve-wracking,” says Krause. “As the narrowing of competitors continues, you become aware that the chances to win are increasing. Instincts take over, and I focused on breathing, staying calm, and making the same moves on the targets I’ve made 10,000 times over,” continued the 42-year-old from Henderson, NE.
The field was trimmed to two heading into the fourth box, pitting Krause against a legend in the sport, Brandon Deal. Deal missed, and Krause ran clean, a total of 300 straight during the shoot-offs and fulfilled a lifelong dream. “It feels good. My name will forever be in the history books of this great event alongside the greats of the sport, and it validates the hard work and skills I’ve worked on since shooting my first registered target at the age of 15.”
When it matters most, Krause loads his shotguns with Remington’s Nitro 27 in 7.5 shot for consistent velocity and pattern uniformity in every round of ammunition. That consistency and reliability are needed when shooting the full event, which equals 2600 registered targets.
Team Remington also wants to congratulate Sandra Jo Jack on her 2025 Grand American Handicap Lady II World Championship. This brings her world championship total to four. Previously, Jack had won two world titles in Singles and one in Doubles. Austin Jacob had a tremendous performance in the ATA Doubles World Championship. Jacob finished as the event Runner-up in a field of more than 1500 entrants.
Team Remington competes and wins with Remington Premier shotshells. Top quality, consistency, and accuracy come standard when trap, skeet, or sporting competitors shoot the iconic Premier STS and Premier Nitro families of ammunition.
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