Member Countries
Associations, Unions, Teams and Federations
The ICTSF is made up of 19 international; Associations, Unions, Teams, and Federations from countries spanning over four different continents. The ICTSF is proud of all its member countries, and has brought together nations through world-class DTL and ESP competitions, rotating annually across hemispheres.
Discover more about the nations that make up the ICTSF in more detail below.
Australia (ACTA)
Name: Australian Clay Target Association (ACTA)
Established: 1935
HQ: Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
The ACTA is the national governing body for clay target shooting in Australia. It oversees key disciplines such as Trap, Skeet, and Sporting Clays, and supports the development of clubs, athletes, and competitions at all levels—from grassroots participation to international representation.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
Canada (CNSCA)
Name: Canadian National Sporting Clays Association (CNSCA)
Established: May 2010
HQ: Canada (national scope, with provincial affiliates)
The CNSCA serves as Canada’s official sporting clays governing body, uniting provincial organizations and sanctioning registered competitions across the country. It promotes safety standards, provides a scoring and leaderboard system, and supports athlete development. Affiliated with international bodies like NSCA and FITASC, the CNSCA channels membership dues back to local provinces, ensuring grassroots growth and strong representation of Canadian shooters at national and international events.
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