Club Manager Portal
This portal is for club managers and admins. You're signed in as a shooter.
Shooters register at the registration page; scoring & check-in happen in the iOS app on-site.
🖨 Brief opens a match's two-sided range brief, filled in and ready to print. Targets and blank briefs are under Match Resources.
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Two-sided: the welcome, fees, payouts, course of fire and safety brief on the front; NRA range commands and the order of the day on the back. Print double-sided, flip on long edge. For a brief filled in with a match's date, fees and targets, use 🖨 Brief on that match under Matches.
Letter-size PDFs, one target per sheet. Print one of each per shooter, plus spares — except the Schuetzen gallery and Silhouette targets, which must be ordered (see below).
The 100-yard German Ring and Man targets are larger than letter paper, so they aren't offered as printables here. The King Match sheet above works outdoors too; write the distance on its blank line. The range brief has a 100-yard version above.
📜 Match rules · 50-foot indoor
📜 Match rules · 100-yard outdoor
🏛 Affiliate clubs & WSU rules documents
Club managers host NPS matches at their own ranges, and their results are combined with every other club's. That only works if every match is run the same way and every manager can be trusted with the scores and the money. These requirements apply to every club manager.
Every new manager has a call with Stan Morris before hosting a match. Plan on about 20 minutes. We'll walk through the app, match setup, scoring, and payouts.
Stan Morris · (406) 698-7297 · cjpilot525@gmail.com
An iPad with cellular service and Wi-Fi gives the best results. Scores sync live to the website as they're entered.
If the range has a good, solid Wi-Fi connection, a Wi-Fi-only iPad is sufficient.
Official NPS target kits will be purchased through the Wyoming Schuetzen Union. Once kits are available, they will be the only targets allowed in hosted matches.
During the testing phase, printing targets from Match Resources is allowed. The goal is to have the target-kit agreement in place before the December 5 match.
Know the match rules before you host: 50-foot indoor and 100-yard outdoor. Read the safety brief and range commands aloud before the first relay; print one from Match Resources.
Every hosted match runs the same course of fire, targets, distances, time limits, and scoring as every other club. That is what makes combined results fair. No local variations without approval from the Match Director.
This program runs on trust in our managers. Any cheating — in scoring, targets, or money — is grounds for removal as a club manager and return of all funds collected.
Everyone who created a member profile on the website, with their assigned NPS number.
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Review member listings before they go public. Approve to publish, reject to decline, or take down a live listing.
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