2024 MSCA Board of direcTORS

President - Matt Little

NSCA member since 1996, Master Class Veteran Concurrent. Joined MSCA BOD Spring of 2020. As President of the MSCA, our goal is to help support our member clubs to enhance target presentation and registered events. We also support our State and Great Lakes tournaments. Also, our support extends to in state youth shooting programs. I am proud to be part of this very dynamic and dedicated MSCA BOD as we all share these common goals.

We are looking forward to our shooting season as the best ever in our Great Lake State.

Secretary & National Delegate - Mary Jo Birka

Email: Birkafamily@aol.com

Retired Medical Technologist from the Beaumont Health Systems, where I spent 22 of my 43 years in health care. Originally from Dearborn, Michigan, I have lived with my husband Mark in Northville for 36 years. Volunteering is not new to me, as I served as a Girl Scout Leader for more than 15 years.

I became a NSCA member in 2008 and punched into Master Class in 2020. Typically shoot 5000-6000 registered targets per year. We have enjoyed shooting at a variety of venues around the country. I have attended the NSCA Nationals 11 consecutive years, and have shot at numerous regional events, and US Opens.

As a member of the Michigan Sporting Clays Association Board, I want to help promote sporting clays events, increase attendance, and make sure that participants enjoy themselves.

Director - Charlie Schneider

I live in the City of Novi, Michigan with my wife of 48 years. I am a current member of the MSCA Board of Directors. I am also a current member of both the Michigan Shooting Centers and Grand Blanc Huntsman Club. I am classified as a D class shooter. Although I have only been a NSCA member competing in sporting clays since 10/05/2014, I am not unfamiliar with competition at a very high level. I have been a member of several United States fencing teams. I have fenced since the age of 15 all over the world and the United States. As a Veteran, I am trying to become an accomplished shooter. I own my law practice at the Law Office of Charles J. Schneider, P.C. in Livonia since 1984. As a business owner I have many managerial skills. I have been a member of the State Bar of Michigan for forty-three years. I am a member of the Board Directors of the non-profit Detroit Consumer Bankruptcy Association. I have both taught and written in my profession. I have excellent peer and client reviews as an attorney. I have enjoyed serving on the current board as I have gained many friendships there as well as among my fellow shooters on the shooting fields. I will help the Board move forward to serve the Michigan sporting clays community, Michigan shooters within the state with incentives, programs, and awards.

Director - Greg Roxbury My name is Greg Roxbury, I am 53 years old, born and raised in Holland MI. I have been married to my wife for 30 years, we have 2 adult children who also live in the Holland area. I work as a Construction Coordinator for a Broadband Communication Company (23 years) where I manage rural fiber optic construction projects. I grew up loving to shoot, hunt and fish but over the past few years I have been bitten by Sporting Clays bug. I have been competing in NSCA for about a year, currently in C class. I have meet so many great people in this game and look forward to moving the game forward.

Director - Jim Kralik Discovered the sporting game in 1993 at a Northcentral Ohio retriever trial. NSCA member since 2013. Reached Master Class in 2019, now shooting in A Class. Shoot all the clay disciplines with a Blaser F3 Vantage. My home club is the Ann Arbor Moose Sportsman’s League. You’ve probably seen me on the course behind a camera. I’ve provided photo coverage of events for ClayShooting USA and TrapShooting USA magazines and our MSCA Facebook page, of which I’m the Administrator. Since 1992, I have worked in environmental consulting as a geologist. I reside in Fowlerville with daughter Rebecca and Tiger, the cat that thinks he’s a beagle. My home club is the Ann Arbor Moose Sportsman’s League. Assistant Coach for the Dexter High School Trap Team. Volunteer scientist with the Huron River Watershed Council in Ann Arbor. Also enjoy flyfishing, a good book, and the guilty pleasure of Godzilla movies.

Director - Brooks Hutton

My name is Edward but I go by “Brooks” outside of work. I am new to the sport but am doing my best to learn as much as I can. I wish I had found this sport sooner! It's a tossup whether I enjoy the challenge or all the great people more. I started shooting in August of 2023 and have shot several times every week since. Not only do I want to become as good of a shooter as I can, but I also have a genuine desire to help others achieve their shooting potential and grow the sport. Becoming a director seemed like a logical step in that direction. Grand Blanc Huntsman is my home club. Outside of shooting I'm a fitness nut, health nut, duck hunter and archery hunter.

Webmaster - Dan Williams

Dan has over 25 years of experience in the sporting clays community. Dan is currently an AA class shooter, shooting a Beretta A400. Dan resides in Canton, Michigan with his wife, son and golden retriever hank. While Dan is not shooting, he enjoys fishing and camping along with various other sports.