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The Corporate Powers of the A.T.A. are
vested in the Board of Directors, which
consist of a Delegate from each State or Province and as such
have the responsibility of overseeing the operation of the
Association. The Executive Committee consists of an
elected representative from each of the 5 zones. The Board of
Directors has delegated the direction of the affairs of the
A.T.A. between annual meetings to the Executive Committee.
The official Trapshooting Rules of the A.T.A. govern the
shooting of registered targets, the conduct of shooters and the duties of
shoot management. All members are strongly encouraged to
know these rules and abide by them, for both their own benefit
and for the benefit of other shooters.
My job as State Delegate is to work on behalf of the people of
our state in harmony with the other State Delegates to promote
and strengthen the sport of trapshooting at a state and national
level.
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It is the responsibility of the Central Handicap Committee to oversee the ATA handicap system and control the assigned yardage of all ATA members. The committee is comprised of the committee chair plus one representative from each of the 5 ATA zones; the Western, Southwestern, Central, Southern, and Eastern Zones.
All 1000 target reviews and special reviews are processed through the Central Handicap Committee.
Any ATA member with a question about their assigned yardage, or an increase or decrease in their assigned yardage, should contact their Central Handicap Committee representative, their ATA State Delegate, or the ATA Handicap office.
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