You can now renew your CNSCA membership or even purchase a new CNSCA membership by sending an etransfer to Treasurer@CNSCA.ca Contact CNSCA Treasurer-Candis Endresen at Treasurer@CNSCA.ca for more details!

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On page 50 in the 2024 Shoot Book, the PH#, Contact & Email Address for Kamloops Shotgun Sports is incorrect and should be as follows:

Kamloops Shotgun Sports : Phone: (250) 372-5553 Contact: Val Morrow valeriejmorrow@gmail.com Address: 2100 Lac Le Jeune Rd, Kamloops, BC V1S 1Z2 Website: https://www.kamloopsshotgunsports.com/

We are pleased to announce that CNSCA’s Shoot Book is returning for the 2024 shooting season. The book has been out of circulation since 2019 and many clubs and shooters have missed it greatly. With that being said, we are selling advertising spots to clubs, companies and Provincial Associations that would like to buy either a Full Page, 1/2 Page or 1/3 page. Prices are: Full Page $200 this also includes free advertising on the CNSCA website 1/2 Page $100 this also includes free advertising on the CNSCA website 1/3 Page $75 this also includes free advertising on the CNSCA website Clubs are encouraged to buy a full or 1/2 page to showcase their shoot posters. WESTERN’S, EASTERN’S & NATIONALS will be promoted in the book for free. All CNSCA registered shoot dates will be listed for free in the main calendar, as well as non-registered shoot dates. NSCA shoot dates will not be listed in the calendar. Please provide your clubs contact persons name/email address and PH# (Incase shooters need to contact them for directions or questions) Payment can be made by EFT’s emailed to treasurer@cnsca.ca or cheques may be mailed to: CNSCA PO Box 63210 Wapiti Centre Grande Prairie, AB T8W 0G2 All files must be in a pdf or jpeg format. All posters, shoot dates and payments must be emailed in to treasurer@cnsca.ca by Feb 28th. Late shoot dates or posters will not be entered. If you have any questions, please email Candis Endresen at treasurer@cnsca.ca. Thank you very much and have a GREAT SHOOTING YEAR EVERYONE!!!

More enhancements to Leaderboard!

1. Shooters can now select the shoot they are interested in from the CNSCA calendar, review the details of the shoot, and register for the shoot directly with the club.

When loading a new shoot, scoring administrators can now input a contact email for shooters to register directly with the club.

CNSCA used to collect those registrations and then have to monitor them and then send them to the club. Now the club gets the contact info immediately and can liaise directly with the shooter. Faster and more efficient.

2. Shooter head count is now located at the top of the shooter list. No need to scroll down to see how many are registered.

3. If a club has more than one different event on the same day, they can now enter more than one. This is handy where some events are combined where you want to account for the scores separately.

For example, the Western Regionals were combined with the Grand Prix, and Courtenay is hosting the BCSCA Provincials and the Vancouver Island League Championship the same weekend. Instead of trying to load all the different combinations of events on one Leaderboard screen, they can now be separated into separate events by loading separate shoots for easier review and award calculations.

We’re not done yet. We’re continuing to make Leaderboard more user friendly and effective. We’d love to see more clubs using this as their “go to” site for registration and score keeping whether the shoot is a registered shoot or simply a club league shoot.

The CNSCA Board passed a motion at the Feb Board Meeting to mandate a minimum of 300 registered targets in order for a resident shooter to compete in your class in any championship tournaments in 2023.  This includes the Western Canadian Championship, Eastern Canadian Championship and Nationals, to qualify for awards, moneys or prizes at those shoots.  A resident shooter who does not qualify by this criteria will be entered into a “penalty class” which will be one class higher than their currently assigned CNSCA class and may only qualify for awards, moneys, or prizes in that class. This rule would apply to a new shooter with unknown ability that was assigned “C” class (per rule V-B-7-a) resulting in the new shooter competing in B class for their first event if that first event is a Provincial, Regional or National Championship.

In an effort to standardize the format and ensure fair competition in the 5-Stand discipline, the CNSCA has formalized 5-Stand rules which now appear as section XII in the CNSCA Rules. The CNSCA 5-Stand rules mimic but are less rigid to NSCA rules in every respect except the following (which are not in the NSCA rules): • Initial squad placement must be random • shooting order always starts with the shooter in Stand 1 • no duplicate presentations across menu cards • at least 1 single and 1 pair must be shot in each set of 5 targets attempted at each stand Did you know that you can carry a copy of the CNSCA rules by downloading the CNSCA mobile Leaderboard app!

Congratulations! *YOUR*  CNSCA Leaderboard mobile app is now available for FREE in both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store!   The CNSCA website has links to the apps under the Leaderboard as well as HOW-TO videos.   Here is a link for Android devices: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.cnsca.leaderboard   Here is a link for Apple devices: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/cnsca-leaderboard/id1575979053   The CNSCA Leaderboard is a free, live, online clay shooting tournament scoreboard that is connected to the CNSCA calendar on the CNSCA website and has been in operation throughout 2021.   Every club has the ability to easily set up and operate a Leaderboard for any Shoot they have listed in the CNSCA calendar for FREE.   The mobile app is not required to use the Leaderboard. Clubs can manually enter or overwrite any score on the Leaderboard; so paper scorecards can always be used.   The mobile app provides CNSCA members an optional means to enter Leaderboard scores for their squad at both registered and unregistered Shoots.   Both the website Leaderboard and the Leaderboard mobile app were developed by the CNSCA for the CNSCA membership, for clubs, and for shooters and spectators in general across Canada. Did we mention it’s completely bilingual?  

• Anyone can download the app
• Only CNSCA members can access the app by logging in with their CNSCA Shooter Number
• Only active CNSCA members can access the app’s Scorekeeper function (allowing Mobile Field Scoring)

  The mobile app belongs exclusively to the CNSCA membership and we hope you will take pride in downloading it and trying it out on the test Shoot “App Contest” which will be left running for shooters to try the app.   There will be more news coming about the contest itself but for now, try out the app on this shoot. Create a squad and enter some scores!   Contact accountadmin@cnsca.ca if you would like to activate or create a CNSCA account to take part! Contact bill.campbell@cnsca.ca if you have any questions about the CNSCA Leaderboard        

The website Leaderboard interface is LIVE! It is being used by clubs and the feedback has been great. It is about to get 100X BETTER. The mobile app will be released very soon! Check out the CNSCA Facebook page to see the latest video demos of the Leaderboard in action! See how easy it is to configure a shoot See how easy it is to use the mobile app to enter scores https://www.facebook.com/canadasportingclays