Awards

• Division Champions — Plaque
• Division 2nd Place — Plaque
• Division 3rd–5th Place — Certificate of Achievement
• Class Winners — Challenge Coin
• Class 2nd Place — Challenge Coin
• Class 3rd–5th Place — Certificate of Achievement
• Category Winners — Plaque
• Category 2nd Place — Plaque
• Category 3rd–5th Place — Certificate of Achievement

Random Prizes

Prizes will be given out by random draw throughout the match. Various other prizes will be awarded for class achievements identified after registration, such as “Fastest string on Smoke & Hope by a Senior Shooter.”

Division Specifications

All thirteen SCSA divisions are eligible for competition. For division-specific requirements, consult the SCSA rules. The March 1, 2026 edition of the rule book will be used for this event.

Disqualification Policy

Any competitor disqualified during the event will not be permitted to continue in the competition, including firearms scheduled for a later flight or the next day. Previously completed scores will remain as scored, and the competitor remains eligible for awards and placement for those completed scores. Any remaining registered slots are forfeited.

Range Policies

Eye and Ear Protection

All people on range property must wear eye and ear protection—no exceptions. Earplugs and safety glasses are available at registration.

Cold Range

All firearms must be unloaded and carried in a holster or case unless in a safety area or under the specific command of a Range Officer. Designated areas will be provided for function firing and firearm handling.

Squad Schedule

The shooting schedule will be followed. Late competitors may shoot with the last squad of the day or a later squad at the discretion of Match Officials. Shooters may not reassign themselves.

Photographic Release

By entering or attending, each participant authorizes use of their likeness, name and match results for advertising and promotion without compensation, notice, review or consent.

Preparedness

Report to the line with the appropriate magazines, speed loaders and ammunition ready. An assistant may help reload magazines if needed.

Round Count

Competitors may fire as many rounds as necessary for each string. The minimum round count for the seven stages is 175. The optional charity stage requires a minimum of 25 rounds each time it is shot.

Tents and Canopies

Shaded areas at each stage are primarily for competitors. Friends and family may use them only when space is not needed by competitors.

Safety Areas

Safety areas may be used to bag or holster firearms, dry fire and perform repairs. No ammunition may be handled in a safety area.

Additional Policies

Park only in designated competitor areas. Follow the 2026 SCSA Rules and all Range Officer instructions. All brass is donated to staff. Alcohol and recreational drugs are prohibited. The Match Director is the final arbiter of dress-code issues. Bathrooms are near the center of the range. Gun handling in parking areas is prohibited. Spectators must wear eye protection, should wear hearing protection, may not climb berms, and children must remain under direct parental supervision. LCD time displays are informational; the shot timer controls if a discrepancy occurs.