Sporting Clays Association of North Carolina
The Sporting Clays Association of North Carolina (SCANC) is the premier organization dedicated to fostering amateur sporting clays shooting throughout North Carolina. Based in Cary, SCANC serves approximately 1,180 NSCA members and operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. SCANC functions as ...
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The Sporting Clays Association of North Carolina (SCANC) is the premier organization dedicated to fostering amateur sporting clays shooting throughout North Carolina. Based in Cary, SCANC serves approximately 1,180 NSCA members and operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
SCANC functions as the central body to coordinate, supervise, and promote amateur sporting clays shooting across the state. The organization is committed to advancing the sport through competitive events, youth development, and community engagement.
SCANC organizes and sanctions multiple shooting opportunities:
- •Circuit Shoots - East and West series competitions throughout the season
- •NC State Championship - Annual premier competitive event
- •Registered Shoots - 2025 and 2026 scheduled tournaments accessible through online registration
- •Make-A-Break Activities - Member participation events
The organization prioritizes youth involvement in sporting clays through:
- •Larry Corbett Memorial Scholarship Fund - Provides educational support to deserving North Carolina youth shooters pursuing post-secondary opportunities
- •Youth shooting programs and encouragement initiatives
- •Mentorship and instruction through certified instructors
SCANC is an NSCA-affiliated organization requiring membership for participation in most events. Members gain access to competitive circuit shoots, state championships, and community events. The organization maintains approximately 1,180 active members statewide.
As a newly designated 501(c)(3) public charity, SCANC accepts tax-deductible contributions to support youth programs, scholarships, and shoot enhancement initiatives. The organization is governed by a board of directors and welcomes member participation in board meetings.
For membership information, event registration, instructor referrals, and range locations throughout North Carolina, visit the SCANC website or contact the board directly.
Fire Restrictions Active
Check current conditions before visiting. Smoking and open flames may be prohibited.
Restrictions
- •NSCA membership required for most events
- •Circuit shoots and championships require prior registration
- •NSCA rule book compliance mandatory
- •Affiliated range rules and regulations apply at shooting locations
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