MARINE CORPS LEAGUE COMPETITIONS
Americanism
We’re getting more submissions and the Detachments are really showcasing their accomplishments. By following the format it really makes the judging fairer for everyone. Less credit was given for not following the format.
We’re getting more submissions and the Detachments are really showcasing their accomplishments. By following the format it really makes the judging fairer for everyone. Less credit was given for not following the format.
Newsletter
The National Newsletter Competition encourages all Detachments and Departments of the Marine Corps League to be successful in sharing their news with others. Very often the Newsletter may be the only information some members receive from their Detachment or Department. The Newsletter should present members a reason to attend meetings and to remain as active as possible in the Marine Corps League. The Newsletter Judging Criteria do more than establish standards for judging. They make an outline of what an editor should utilize to publish a newsletter that is both interesting and informative, is organized and coherent, that encourages readers to read through the entire publication, and finally, that conveys a sense of pride in the member’s group and the League in general. Newsletters are invaluable for timely communication with all members of a Detachment or Department. It is the most convenient way of keeping in touch with members, Marines and other Detachments. Newsletters can also be effective recruiting or public relations tools. It should serve as a means by which the League can reach out to its members, the general public and potential members as well as for the officers of the Detachment to make their members aware of goals and achievements of the Detachment and encourage participation by all and the involvement of the community. The editors of an online newsletter merely need to create three (3) hard copies to submit to the Competition. This seems to be a new direction for many detachments and we do NOT wish to exclude anyone, but be clear that the Competition requires the submission of three (3) hard copies of the group’s newsletter.
There will be four classes of eligibility:
Class I (Platoon size detachments): up to 50 members
Class II (Company size detachments): between 51 and 100 members
Class III (Battalion size detachments): 101 or more members
Class IV (Division size, i.e., departments)
All Awards will be presented as follows: First, Second and Third Place in each Category.
ALL entrants will receive Certificates of Participation.
The detachment's classification will be determined by the detachment strength report published by National Headquarters as of July 1, 2017. Considering the number of newsletters the Committee could receive if each detachment sent one newsletter for each month, we are asking that each participating Detachment/Department select three of their newsletters published between July 1, 2016 and June 1, 2017 and submit them for judging. Newsletters must be received no later than Friday, 09 June 2017 by the Committee Chair (address information on “2017 Newsletter Competition Information Sheet.) It is recommended that entries by posted by delivery service (FEDEX, etc.) or USPS “Priority Mail” so the package can be tracked for delivery purposes. The Committee will complete judging/evaluations and awards will be presented at the 2017 National Marine Corps League Convention.
The National Newsletter Competition encourages all Detachments and Departments of the Marine Corps League to be successful in sharing their news with others. Very often the Newsletter may be the only information some members receive from their Detachment or Department. The Newsletter should present members a reason to attend meetings and to remain as active as possible in the Marine Corps League. The Newsletter Judging Criteria do more than establish standards for judging. They make an outline of what an editor should utilize to publish a newsletter that is both interesting and informative, is organized and coherent, that encourages readers to read through the entire publication, and finally, that conveys a sense of pride in the member’s group and the League in general. Newsletters are invaluable for timely communication with all members of a Detachment or Department. It is the most convenient way of keeping in touch with members, Marines and other Detachments. Newsletters can also be effective recruiting or public relations tools. It should serve as a means by which the League can reach out to its members, the general public and potential members as well as for the officers of the Detachment to make their members aware of goals and achievements of the Detachment and encourage participation by all and the involvement of the community. The editors of an online newsletter merely need to create three (3) hard copies to submit to the Competition. This seems to be a new direction for many detachments and we do NOT wish to exclude anyone, but be clear that the Competition requires the submission of three (3) hard copies of the group’s newsletter.
There will be four classes of eligibility:
Class I (Platoon size detachments): up to 50 members
Class II (Company size detachments): between 51 and 100 members
Class III (Battalion size detachments): 101 or more members
Class IV (Division size, i.e., departments)
All Awards will be presented as follows: First, Second and Third Place in each Category.
ALL entrants will receive Certificates of Participation.
The detachment's classification will be determined by the detachment strength report published by National Headquarters as of July 1, 2017. Considering the number of newsletters the Committee could receive if each detachment sent one newsletter for each month, we are asking that each participating Detachment/Department select three of their newsletters published between July 1, 2016 and June 1, 2017 and submit them for judging. Newsletters must be received no later than Friday, 09 June 2017 by the Committee Chair (address information on “2017 Newsletter Competition Information Sheet.) It is recommended that entries by posted by delivery service (FEDEX, etc.) or USPS “Priority Mail” so the package can be tracked for delivery purposes. The Committee will complete judging/evaluations and awards will be presented at the 2017 National Marine Corps League Convention.
Committee Members
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Liz McCleaster
Phone: (267) 736‐5066 Chair Larry E. Malby Phone: (406) 454‐1373 Member Bill Citelli Phone: (615) 223‐7376 Member |
James David Sparks
Phone: (502) 393‐8022 Member William Ober Phone: (631) 673‐8146 Member Frank P. Bussick Phone: (401) 821-1419 Member |
Please send your three (3) newsletters to:
MCL National Newsletter Committee
c/o Elizabeth S. McCleaster, Chair
36 Hillcrest Avenue, 1st Floor
Erdenheim, PA 19038
Please do not send copies of your newsletters each month. Send all three together with the information sheet.
MCL National Newsletter Committee
c/o Elizabeth S. McCleaster, Chair
36 Hillcrest Avenue, 1st Floor
Erdenheim, PA 19038
Please do not send copies of your newsletters each month. Send all three together with the information sheet.
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National Postal Match
National Rifle and Pistol Postal Match Rules 2016 and 2017 Competition Rules 2016 Postal Match Results 2016 Postal Match Scores 2015 Postal Match Results 2015 Postal Match Scores |
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Please save the score sheets to your computer before doing entry!
Pistol Score Sheet
Rifle Score Sheet
Questions on match rules can be emailed to the Thomas W. Hazlett. Sr.
Pistol Score Sheet
Rifle Score Sheet
Questions on match rules can be emailed to the Thomas W. Hazlett. Sr.
