The NSCA governs the sport of Sporting Clays through volunteer member representatives that span geographic regions, clubs, and industry.
NSCA Governance Structure
Executive Council
The Executive Council consists of six (6) members elected from the Advisory Council: two representing industry, two representing range owners, and two representing shooters. The immediate past chairman of the Executive Council is also a member of the Executive Council.
2016-2017 Executive Council
Shooter:
Ted Sapoznik – Washington
Rick Storey – Texas
Range Owner:
Brett Seibert – Northbrook Sports Club, Illinois
Scott Robertson – Elm Fork Shotgun Sports, Texas
Industry:
Heyward Cunningham – Promatic, Inc., Arkansas
John Commerford – NRA, Virginia
Past Chairman:
Steve Schultz – TargetLine Shooting School, Texas
Advisory Council
The Advisory Council is comprised of NSCA members exhibiting the highest devotion to the sport, the members, and the Association. There are 45 available positions, divided equally between representatives of Industry, Range Owners, and Shooters. The primary function of the Advisory Council is to promote and guide the Association.
2014-2015 Advisory Council Committees
Regional Delegates
One Regional Delegate is elected from each of the five regions by vote of the National Delegates in that region. Candidates for Regional Delegate must be currently elected National Delegates.
NSCA Regional Map with Delegates
National Delegates
National Delegates are elected to two-year terms to represent each state and other geographic subdivisions of the association. The number of Delegates from each state is determined by the number of NSCA members in the state.
Regional & National Delegate Manual
North Carolina Delegate – Special Election to replace Charles Frazier – Click here for more
Iowa Delegate – Special Election to replace Mark Anthony Conway – Click here for more
Oklahoma Delegate – Special Election to replace Pam Mach and Tyler Thurston – Click here for more
North Carolina – Special Election to replace Seth Seal – Click here for more
