The NSCA Executive Committee has approved an update and clarification to tournament rule VII-B-7 regarding the use of electronic and recording devices during competition. Updated Rule VII-B-7 now states: “During any registered event, while in the shooting stand shooters may not use any devices capable of recording, transmitting, or displaying live video [or] images, providing or allowing verbal feedback, or transmitting any other information. The wearing of, mounting of, and use of such devices during competition is prohibited.” This revision expands and clarifies the previous rule … [Read more...]
Wilgus and Orr Selected for 2026 Hall of Fame Induction
The National Sporting Clays Association is proud to announce that Mike Wilgus and Dee Orr have been selected for induction into the NSCA Hall of Fame in 2026. Both will be formally honored this October during the National Championship. Wilgus, recognized in the Shooter category, has built one of the most accomplished competitive resumes in sporting clays. A 28-year NSCA member, he is the 2025 National Sporting Clays Champion, a two-time US Open Champion, and a 10-time member of USA Sporting Clays/FITASC Teams. His consistency at the highest level is reflected in his earning 19 Krieghoff … [Read more...]
Proposed Bill Could Impact Some Clubs’ Activities
NSCA members and affiliated clubs are encouraged to be aware of a developing legislative issue that could have meaningful implications for hunting traditions, dog training, and certain club operations across the country. Executive Council member Chris Higgins (CO) brought attention to a provision within the federal Farm Bill — H.R. 5017 — that is drawing concern from the sporting and hunting community. H.R. 5017 includes a provision referred to as the Greyhound Protection Act. While the title suggests a narrow focus, the language outlined in the bill may extend far beyond … [Read more...]
Scam Emails Being Sent With NSSA-NSCA Name and Logos
We have been made aware of scam emails being sent showing the NSSA-NSCA name and with our logos, purporting to be information verifications. What we have seen shows a FINAL WARNING heading and provides contact information to be verified. This email is not from us, but instead appears to be a phishing email that may contain harmful links. If you receive such an email, or any email that does not appear to be authentic, DO NOT CLICK on any buttons or links in the email. Instead, report it as spam in your email platform and delete it without clicking any links. We do not verify contact … [Read more...]
This Month In Clay Target Nation
The April 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 offers advice on renewing your enthusiasm for shooting if you've found the game just isn't what it used to be. Meanwhile, Anthony Matarese Jr. has some insight on what your coach expects from you during and after a lesson. Also from Anthony is his last feature in a three-part series about Why We Miss, followed by a helpful article by instructor Tim Short on how … [Read more...]
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