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Recognition Programs


The National Sporting Clays Association and its generous sponsors honor competitive shooters through a number of recognition programs at state, regional, national, and international levels. Inclusion is based on highest placement in points races for each category, with points being based on shoot scores and finish, size of shoots, and other criteria.

  • Points Races

    How do you stack up in recognition program races?
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  • All-Zone Teams

    Annual recognition of top-ranked shooters from seven multi-state zones by class and concurrent

  • NSCA Hall of Fame

    The most prestigious honor given to an NSCA member, based on lifetime achievement

  • Team USA FITASC

    Team representing the USA in international competition at the World FITASC shoot

  Sporting Clays Hall of Fame Articles

Natl Championship Begins Today! Natl Championship Begins Today!

More than 1650 sporting clays shooters have descended on the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio – or are on their way – for the 2011 National Sporting Clays Championship. The Main Event, beginning Thursday and consisting of four days of shooting on four different courses, will result in a new National Champion on Sunday evening. With the high number of participants in the week’s events, the NSCA may break last year’s... [more...]


Lepor Tops 200,000 Registered Targets Lepor Tops 200,000 Registered Targets

NSCA Past Chairman Bob Lepor has achieved a milestone that has never before been accomplished in sporting clays: He shot his 200,000th lifetime registered target! Bob crashed the 200,000-plus marker while shooting the Homestead Cup in May. In three separate years, Lepor has topped the 20,000-target mark, with his most prolific year in 1998 when he shot an amazing 31,650 targets. That meant shooting tournaments every weekend except Mother’s Day.... [more...]


End of Year Review End of Year Review

As of January 17, 2011 the end of year review has been run and the 2010 target year is completed. 2011 shoot year information will show up on the NSCA website on January 17, 2011. All 2011 class cards will be mailed 1st class postage on January 17, 2011. All shooters who fit all of the following criteria were moved down 1 class. • a minimum of 300 targets shot during the 2010 shoot year • have 0 punches earned during the 2010 shoot year • started... [more...]