NSSA Shoot Register: See Upcoming Shoots
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.
View/Download the NSSA Shoot Register – Tournaments
View/Download the NSSA Shoot Register – Monthly Targets
NSSA Searching for New Director/Assistant Director
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.
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NSSA Director/Assistant Director
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.
Job Requirements and Qualifications
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:
Leadership and Management
- Demonstrate leadership and organizational skills to be able to work effectively.
- Be service-oriented toward our members and member clubs.
- Be able to work with, guide and direct volunteers.
- Be organized.
- Be able to listen, evaluate and reply constructively.
- Be able to manage and work in a team environment.
- Demonstrate flexibility where necessary to achieve objectives.
- Be able to set priorities.
- Be able to recommend plans of action and implement these plans.
- Be able to identify potential problems and make solution-based recommendations.
- Be able to understand and consistently enforce the NSSA rules and model good sportsmanship at every event.
Communication
- Communicate effectively, both orally and in written form, for interaction with staff, Board of Directors, NSSA officers, Executive Committee, NSSA committees, members and clubs, and for publication in member magazine, newsletters, website, social media, and other communications channels.
- Possess Microsoft Office skills and ability to support virtual meetings on Microsoft Teams. Be fully functional on email and spreadsheet programs/applications and capable of learning basic database programs.
Professional traits
- Must possess one to three years’ experience as administrative manager or assistant or equivalent work experience.
- Be able to work with staff, Board of Directors, committees, and other groups.
- Be an outgoing personality interested in member and club concerns.
- Be organized and willing to learn about NSSA topics.
- Be able to annually work 2-5 weekends for meetings and events at NSSA headquarters and travel 2-5 times a year as required to represent NSSA.
Education and Experience
- Required high school diploma or GED equivalent with 8-10 years of work experience -OR- Preferred Bachelor’s degree with 3-5 years’ work experience.
- Required current or former NSSA, ATA or NSCA member.
- Preferred current NSSA member.
Compensation and Benefits
- Base salary with annual performance-based bonus. Combined salary and bonus range of $50,000-$70,000. Salary is dependent on education, experience and qualifications.
- Medical (UnitedHealthcare), dental and life insurance; optional vision and various supplemental insurances.
- 401(k) with annual employment metrics and employer matching (employment tenure-based).
Duties and Responsibilities
The NSSA Director/Assistant Director will assist in the operation of the National Skeet Shooting Association, including the following responsibilities:
- Prepare for, host and follow up on all action items for a minimum of two meetings annually with NSSA officers and Executive Committee and one annual meeting of NSSA Board of Directors, reporting on the status of the association.
- Work closely with and provide support to association committees and others appointed by the President.
- Interface with the Executive Director and peers to ensure coordinated operations of the association.
- Manage programs for members, member clubs, state and zone associations.
- Assist in certifying membership rolls of the NSSA, announce elections and gather candidates for elections.
- Organize and execute elections in accordance with NSSA bylaws.
- Learn aspects and topics of NSSA and communicate with members and member clubs.
- Assist management of logistics, equipment, supplies, awards and merchandise.
- Manage and oversee all aspects of the NSSA Hall of Fame Banquet.
- Assist in publication of membership records and materials, including class cards, rule books, Records Annual, and referee and instructor resources.
- Assist in providing and reviewing materials for publication in Clay Target Nation magazine, NSSA social media channels, NSSA website and other publications.
To Apply
To apply for the position of NSSA Director/Assistant Director, submit a resume to:
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Michael Hampton, Jr.
Executive Director
mhampton@nssa-nsca.com
National Skeet Shooting Association
5931 Roft Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78253
Register for the 2019 World Skeet Championships
The 2019 World Skeet Championships is back September 27 through October 4 in San Antonio, TX, at the National Shooting Complex. Registration is already open! You can find the registration form and other information on our World Shoot page. To ensure you get your squadding preferences, complete the registration form and mail it and your deposit to:
NSSA
Attn: 2019 World Shoot
5931 Roft Road
San Antonio, TX 78253
Please note that shooters wishing to shoot together MUST send in deposits together.
RV Park: To reserve an RV space, contact the National Shooting Complex at 210-688-3371 Ext. 244 or email at nscrv@nssa-nsca.com. The NSC RV Park is open year-round and may be available at daily rates for early arrival to and late departure from this event. More information about RV rentals.
24th Ladies Charity Shoot Supporting Habitat for Humanity
Did you know you can build a house with a shotgun? Well, that’s exactly what this year’s Ladies’ Charity Skeet Classic will do!
The 24th Ladies Charity Skeet Classic will be held April 12-14 at the beautiful South River Gun Club in the Atlanta suburb of Covington, GA. Shoot Chairwoman Tami Daniel-Means has announced that the beneficiary of the 2019 shoot will be the Athens (GA) affiliate of Habitat for Humanity. “We wanted this event to benefit a charity we can really be proud of,” said Daniel-Means, “and with Habitat, every dollar we raise will go toward building a home for a family who otherwise could not afford one. Together we can make a real difference in someone’s life.”
“Forty percent of the Athens population qualifies for our program,” says Bridget Sivewright, Athens Area Habitat’s Outreach Director, “so the need is tremendous in our area. We can’t build or renovate fast enough to serve everyone, so having this event provide funding for a home is a tremendous blessing.”
“We’re so proud to be working with the Ladies’ Charity Skeet Classic,” says Spencer Frye, Executive Director of Athens Area Habitat. “We’ve just launched our latest project to build four high-efficiency ‘kinda tiny’ homes, the first of their kind in our area and the first homes on the market in our county to meet LEED standards for low environmental impact and high energy efficiency, which also helps our homeowners keep utility bills low. The organizers of this event really ‘get’ our mission to provide families with strength, stability, and self-reliance through housing, and it’s a real pleasure to be a part of what they’re doing.”
By selecting Habitat as its beneficiary, the LCSC ensures that its donation will be “matched,” as Habitat Operations Director Paul Farr explains: “Each of our partner families puts in 500 hours of ‘sweat equity’ on their own home, or on another family’s home, working side by side with our crew and volunteers. Because we’re a non-profit, we can build a new 3-bedroom home for just $80,000. Combined with the no-interest mortgages we finance for our partner families, this makes housing affordable for folks who otherwise could never dream of owning a home and beginning to build wealth of their own. These families then pay back the cost of their home over time, and that money is used to build future homes. Which means that, over the life of the mortgage, all donations used for construction are matched 100% by the recipient family, which is one thing that makes the Habitat model different from other non-profits.”
“Our families are always profoundly grateful to the donors who make their dreams possible,” adds Sivewright. “And they tell us that being able to pay back that generosity is a great source of pride. That’s what makes the home really theirs — not Habitat’s, not the county’s, not the bank’s, but theirs, because they worked for it and are paying it back so that someone else will be able to have a home someday.”
“We already have two of the four new homeowners selected and they’re already working on their sweat equity on other homes,” says Director Frye. “Nick Floyd is a young veteran, and Faye Hill is a single mom. We would love it if this event could raise enough dollars to fully fund one of their homes. In fact, we’ve already started calling it the ‘shotgun house’ around the office. Only this shotgun house will be a fully modern, high efficiency home.”
Future homeowner Faye Hill explained what her new home means to her at Athens Area Habitat’s annual gala last month: “I’ve lived in public housing all my life. And now, I’ve just reached the 200 [volunteering] hour mark in my journey toward making my dream come true of owning my own home. It is worth every minute of effort, and I am so grateful to everyone who made it possible. My family will fill this new home with lots of love and care.”
The 2019 Ladies Charity Skeet Classic kicks off on Friday morning, April 12, with a “Learn to Shoot” component for all interested ladies. There will be a 3-day registered shoot of 500 targets, as well as games available to play for competitors and non-competitors alike and a special “Men Only” event. There will be raffle items and a live auction and dinner on Saturday evening.
“All ladies are invited and encouraged to attend the shoot,” says Chairwoman Daniel-Means. “Attend and bring your lady friends — tell everyone you know! Bring your male friends, too. We can use them to volunteer and serve as your ‘gun bearer’ for the weekend.” Raffle and auction items are always needed so participants may bring or ship those items in advance. Participants may also volunteer for event roles prior to the shoot or on site. Entrants can donate online at LadiesCharityShootClassic.org and may also collect donations from non-attending shooters to bring with them. All donations are tax deductible and will be sent directly to Athens Area Habitat for Humanity on behalf of the donating charity.
“The Ladies’ Charity Skeet Classic is a shoot like no other,” says Daniel-Means. “There will be some familiar aspects from previous shoots that we all loved and a few new things to explore as well. The ambiance is different, the meals are different, and the focus is different from any other tournament you might attend. This is a great place to see women supporting and encouraging women, while changing the lives of a family in need. Together we can do great things!”
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