NSSA - National Skeet Shooting Association
The National Skeet Shooting Association is the world's largest organization dedicated to the sport of Skeet Shooting.
NSSA headquarters staff has finalized results of the recent 2021-2022 Board of Directors elections. New Directors will assume their new roles on January 1, 2021, serving through December 31, 2022.
The attached spreadsheet shows the official election results. A run-off election is being held for one position for the state of Iowa.
By Sherry Kerr
The NSSA Board of Directors has ratified a change in the definition of a Rookie for All-American purposes, as recommended by the Rules and Classification Committee. Voting on the rule change ballot closed on August 26. The new definition is:
Rookie for All-American honors is defined as an individual who shoots NSSA standards as required for concurrent categories, was not a “classified shooter” [see definition in V-A-7a] in any gauge with receipt of their current-year classification card or in any prior shooting year, nor has ever held an “initial classification” or “regular classification” under previous classification systems in any gauge or doubles. A shooter is only eligible to compete for Rookie All-American Honors for one shooting year during their lifetime. Such a shooter may shoot their initial registered targets of a shoot year and, if they do not become a “classified shooter” in any gauge or doubles by December 31 of that year, will be eligible for Rookie All-American honors and may enter single-shoot rookie concurrent events the following shoot year. In the spirit of this concurrent event, a shooter is eligible to compete in shoots as a rookie and be eligible for Rookie All-American honors only once in a lifetime based on this maximum two consecutive shoot years.
By Sherry Kerr
NSSA headquarters staff has finalized results of the recent 2019-2020 Board of Directors and Executive Committee elections. New Directors, Executive Committee members, and officers will assume their new roles on January 1, 2019, serving through December 31, 2020.
The attached spreadsheets show all official election results.
By Sherry Kerr
The 2016 NSSA Board of Directors election has been completed, and new Directors for the 2017-2018 term have been chosen.
On the list of elected Directors you will also see information regarding the election participation by members through the number of ballots sent out by email and postal mail and the number of voters participating.
In some cases, Directors were elected through write-in  votes and may not yet have accepted the position. If they decline, the list will be updated as needed.
