Nominations for NSCA National Delegates from each state will be accepted starting July 1. The number of National Delegates from each state is determined by the number of members in that state as of December 31, 2019. You can view the number of positions allocated to each state on the nomination form. The new Delegates will take office on January 1, 2021, and serve through December 31, 2022. Remember, Executive Council members must first be elected as National Delegates. Three National Delegates from each of the five NSCA regions will be elected to the Executive Council. You … [Read more...]
NSCA Executive Council Is Elected
NSCA National Delegates have selected 15 of their members to serve as the 2019-2020 NSCA Executive Council. Pursuant to the new NSCA charter enacted earlier this year, Delegates from each region chose three Delegates from the Region to comprise the new governing body. The new Executive Council are: Northeast Region John Commerford (VA) Brad Hopkins (MD) Anthony Matarese, Jr. (NJ) North Central Region Dr. Paula Benbow (WI) Brett P. Seibert (IL) Thomas J. Sweeney (IL) Southeast Region Rollins Brown (FL) Joe B. … [Read more...]
New NSCA Charter Calls for New NSCA Elections
The NSCA Advisory Council has developed and the NSSA Executive Committee has approved a new charter for the National Sporting Clays Association, which is a division of the National Skeet Shooting Association. The charter defines a new governance structure and calls for elections to be held this year. The new governing structure eliminates the Advisory Council and Regional Delegate positions and creates a 15-member Executive Council, with three members from each region, elected from the National Delegate body. Five officers will be elected from the Executive Council. The new governing bodies … [Read more...]
2018-2019 National Delegates Elected
The slate of NSCA National Delegates for 2018-2019 have been elected and have agreed to serve. The number of National Delegate positions in each state or geographic region is determined by the number of members there. Several states did not fill every position available to them due to an inadequate number of candidates. Write-in candidates will fill some positions; whether a candidate was on the ballot or a write-in, he or she must have received at least five votes to be elected. Finally, each elected person had to sign an agreement to serve, and a few members who received enough votes for … [Read more...]
