Zach Kienbaum Wins 2020 NSCA Southeast Regional Title

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posted on December 21, 2020
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After winning the recent Florida state championship, Team Winchester's Zach Kienbaum once again reached the top of the leaderboard at the 2020 Southeast Regional Championship, the final event of the 2020 NSCA Championship Tour, Powered by Winchester.

Zach Kienbaum
Zach Kienbaum in a photograph from last year.


Kienbaum was the champion of both the main event and the FITASC event. A consistent competitor throughout 2020, his steady play has earned Kienbaum spots on both the USA Sporting Clays and FITASC teams. As such, Kienbaum will represent the U.S. next year at the World FITASC in Hungary, as well as the World English in the United Kingdom. 

The NSCA Championship Tour, Powered by Winchester, held eight tournaments this year—five regional championships and the National Sporting Clays Championship. Awards are given for Open, Lady, Junior, Sub-Junior, Veteran, Super Veteran, and Senior Super Veteran categories. In addition, there are class awards for Master-, AA-, A-, B-, C-, D- and E-level shooters.

Dates for the 2021 NSCA Championship Tour have been set. See them below.

  • Western Regional – Apr. 7-11 – Arizona, Pinnacle at Ben Avery
  • Southeast Regional – Apr. 28-May 2 – Georgia, Meadows Gun Club
  • Northeast Regional – May 19-23 – New Jersey, M&M Hunting and Sporting Clays
  • United States Open – Jun. 7-13 – Kansas, Claythorne Lodge
  • North Central Regional – Aug. 11-15 – Wisconsin, Game Unlimited Hunting Club and Sporting Clays
  • South Central Regional – Sept. 22-26 – Louisiana, Covey Rise Lodge
  • National Championship – Oct. 22-31 – Texas, National Shooting Complex


Learn more about Winchester Ammunition. Find out more about the National Sporting Clays Association tour.


Read more: Team Winchester Shooters Top 2020 NSCA National Championship Leaderboard

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