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Our charter is the promotion and encouragement of organized, competitive Sporting Clays shooting within the state of California. To this end, we seek to increase the knowledge of the safe handling and proper care of firearms as well as improved shotgun marksmanship education and to develop amongst shooters the characteristics of honesty, fellowship, self-discipline, team play and self-reliance, which are the essentials of good sportsmanship.

All California (resident) individual and club members in good standing with the National Sporting Clays Association are automatically members of the California Sporting Clays Association. The CSCA assists member clubs throughout the state by coordinating event schedules, providing a liaison with the NSCA staff, and representing California sporting clays sports men and women at the national level. California currently has approximately 1160 CSCA/NSCA members, making it the third largest state membership (2009), who shoot over 500,000 registered targets each year. We have 13 NSCA registered clubs, 8 of which host registered NSCA competitive shoots throughout the year.

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Registration for 2010 National Championship

Registration for 2011 US Open

7-18-10 USA Takes World FITASC Open Win!

The American Senior/Open team took the Gold medal at Arezzo, Italy, finishing with a team score of 744 to second-place France at 733 and third-place Italy at 729. The individual Gold was won by George Digweed (197/200), followed by Ben Husthwaite (195/200) winning the Silver and Anthony Materase (192/200) taking the Bronze. Americans John Wooley took individual Silver in Veterans, while Michael Taylor took the individual Gold and Joe Canty took individual Silver, both in SuperVet. Complete results at www.fitasc.com.

7-15-10 The English Sweep at Lakenheath!

The English swept the top three spots at the recent World English Championships in Lakenheath, U.K., with Ben Husthwaite (202) taking first place honors followed by Paul Simpson (201) and George Digweed (200). Even with a top US finish of 15th place by Scot Robertson, combined TeamUSA scores were clearly good enough to win the overall Waktare Trophy, with 2723 combined points to second place England's 2678 and third place Wales at 1295. The Senior/Open team finished second to the English by a scant 3 points (857 to 860!) while others in the US contingent did well in several team and individual categories. Congratulations to all shooters representing the United States! Full results here.

Teams:
Gold, Ladies and Junior  
Silver, Senior(Open) and Super Veteran
Bronze, Veterans

Individual:
Silver, Colt High Gun - Hunter Milligan
Bronze, Ladies High Gun – Diane Sorantino
Bronze, Colt High Gun – Jenni Clark  

 

 

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