Active NSSA and NSCA members who will graduate from high school this academic year are invited to apply for one of the eight $5,000 scholarships that will be awarded to deserving students this year. Four scholarships will be presented to NSSA members and four to NSCA members. The scholarship program is open not only to students pursuing a four-year degree but also to students attending two-year colleges and technical colleges. Recipients must begin their advanced studies in 2025. Selection is based on a combination of participation in NSSA-NSCA, academic achievement, citizenship and need. … [Read more...]
NSCA Names New Chief and Assistant Chief Instructors
The National Sporting Clays Association is pleased to announce the selection of Philip Puckorius of Chicago as the new NSCA Chief Instructor and Dominic Grossi of Rosharon, Texas, as Assistant Chief Instructor. “Phil and Dominic were chosen through a highly competitive selection process in which they distinguished themselves as the top choices for these critical roles,” said Michael Hampton Jr., NSSA-NSCA Executive Director, in announcing the appointments. “Their expertise and enthusiasm will be instrumental as we embark on several new projects, ensuring that these initiatives are launched … [Read more...]
Shooting for Rewards Program Being Phased Out
The Shooting for Rewards program, which rewards members with points for shooting registered targets and offers a catalog of items the points can be spent on, is being phased out over the next two years. The program will end and the store will close on January 1, 2028. All unused points will expire on that date. In the meantime, points can be earned and spent until the program ends. The five-year points expiration timeline remains in place. Items will be removed from the store as inventory is exhausted. High-inventory items will be offered at discounted point pricing and will be announced … [Read more...]
Glynne Moseley Retiring from Full-time Service to NSCA
A familiar and valued member of our staff will no longer be at NSCA headquarters or traveling the country meeting our members. Glynne Moseley, who has worked in almost every NSCA capacity over the past 28 years, is retiring from full-time duties at our national headquarters. Glynne's service to sporting clays actually predates her employment with NSCA. She worked for the United States Sporting Clays Association (USSCA) from 1990-1992, during which time she assisted in putting on the first World FITASC Championship in 1992. From there, she worked with the Women’s Shooting Sports Foundation … [Read more...]
This Month In Clay Target Nation
The February issue of Clay Target Nation is packed full of tips and tactics that will help you find more success and have more fun on the sporting clays course or the skeet field this season. In our Training Tips columns, John Shima advises shooters on how they can use discipline to develop confidence, while Bill Elliott encourages you to build a vision for 2026 and make it happen, keeping an eye on your goals. We kick off the features with an in-depth piece that examines free recoil — what exactly it is and how we can minimize it. Paul Giambrone III has an article advising … [Read more...]
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