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NSSA - National Skeet Shooting Association
The National Skeet Shooting Association is the world's largest organization dedicated to the sport of Skeet Shooting.
By Sherry Kerr
By Sherry Kerr
You can plan your registered shooting events for the next three months with our printable NSSA Shoot Register.
So you won’t have to search through monthly target listings to find registered tournaments, we’ve separated those two categories into separate lists.
Our list is automatically updated weekly, so you can check back at any time to find events for the next three months, by state. You’ll also find Top 100, Zone, and State shoots on every month’s listing.
By Sherry Kerr
The National Skeet Shooting Association is now accepting applications for the position of NSSA Director/Assistant Director. The NSSA Director/Assistant Director will assist in the operation of the National Skeet Shooting Association.
The National Skeet Shooting Association is the world’s largest organization dedicated solely to the sport of skeet shooting. Founded in 1928 and headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, the NSSA is a 501(c)(3) organization with approximately 15,000 members and 600 affiliated member clubs. It is owned and operated by its members, who are represented by a Board of Directors and an Executive Committee which employs an Executive Director to manage NSSA affairs. The NSSA is dedicated to the development of the sport at all levels of participation and to creating an atmosphere of healthy competition and meaningful fellowship within its membership.
The position of NSSA Director/Assistant Director is an on-site position at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas. A successful candidate for the position should meet the following requirements and possess the following qualities:
The NSSA Director/Assistant Director will assist in the operation of the National Skeet Shooting Association, including the following responsibilities:
To apply for the position of NSSA Director/Assistant Director, submit a resume to:
By Sherry Kerr
Nominations are now open for members of the NSSA Board of Directors, the first governing body to be elected this year. Each state, province, U.S. military service branch, and other regions will elect at least one Director, with the number based on the number of members counted there as of December 31, 2019. Members who wish to run for the position must submit a nomination form with the endorsement of their state association or the signatures of five NSSA members from the same state/province/territory. Click here to see the number of Directors each state/province is entitled to. Those elected will serve a two-year term beginning January 1, 2021.
Candidates must be current, paid NSSA members; CLM members and Crossfire shooters are not eligible. Ballots will be distributed by email to all members with an email address on file. Members who require a printed ballot may request one by contacting Stephanie Haga, shaga@nssa-nsca.com, 210-688-3371, ext. 962. You must provide your name, member number, and state.
Military members (active duty, veteran, or retired) may run for and vote in either their state of residence or their branch of service.
Following the election of Directors, members will vote for Zone Committee persons. The Zone Committee persons collectively comprise the NSSA Executive Committee. Only Directors serving the current term may vote for Zone Committee person and may vote only for their respective zone. The nominee must be a current Director in that zone.
If there is more than one candidate for any office, the President shall select an independent accounting firm to whom the ballots will be sent for tabulation. Each ballot sent to the Directors shall be accompanied by a return envelope marked “Officers Ballot” and addresses to the selected accounting firm, if one is used. If an accounting firm is used, that firm shall tabulate the ballots and certify and deliver results to the association’s office on or before August 30. The nominee for each office who receives a plurality of the votes cast shall be elected to the office for which he or she was nominated. The officers so elected and certified shall assume office on January 1.
By Sherry Kerr
NSSA and NSCA have doubled their commitment to their scholarship programs and will each award four $5000 college scholarships this year to deserving members who will graduate from high school and start a four-year college program in 2020.
The scholarships will be awarded based on academics, citizenship, and participation in NSSA or NSCA. Applicants must submit an application, a short essay, a transcript, and a letter of recommendation. The scholarships are paid incrementally by semester, and students must maintain a B average.
The deadline to apply has been extended to March 15, 2020. Scholarship winners will be notified prior to the end of the school year and will be featured in an upcoming issue of Clay Target Nation.
See full requirements and application forms below.