Board of Directors:
Board President
Pete Swenson has been involved in competitive NRA smallbore rifle shooting as both a competitor and Match Director for much of his life. Realizing that conventional NRA smallbore was losing popularity, he started researching other shooting sports activities and discovered the NSSF Rimfire Challenge program. His home club, Michigan City Rifle Club, of which he is President – invested in the program to bring affordable competitive shooting activities to the club. It soon became one of its most popular activities.
Pete is an NRA Certified Chief Range Safety Officer and NRA Rifle, Pistol, Shotgun, Personal Protection in the Home and Outside the Home Instructor. He brings a strong background in running and managing various competitive shooting sports programs. Additionally, he has helped develop and organize youth shooting camps.
Professionally, Pete spent most of his career in International Sales and Marketing management for the machine tool industry.
Vice President
Greg Goff started competing at 9 years of age in an NRA rimfire competition and then later in life picked up shooting bowling pin matches and tactical matches. In 2000 he started Cowboy Action Shooting with SASS. Since 2003 has been actively involved in planning and running state and regional matches. He has been a member and on the Board of Directors of the North Alabama Regulators, as the Stage Designer, Territorial Governor (Club Representative for the RO committee) and as President.
Greg worked in the Aero Space and Defense Industry for about 11 years as a mechanical draftsman and designer. He then owned and operated a small business for 27 years in the Martial Arts Industry. After 37 years of training, Greg achieved the distinguished rank of 9th degree Black Belt in July of 2021. As a Tiger Rock Martial Arts Academy owner, he has helped several of his students realize their dream of owning and operating an Academy.
In 2022 Greg decided to step down from running the academy and teaching classes. He is now retired from daily operations but stays active within the Tiger Rock Martial Arts organization.
In November of 2019, Greg and his wife, Brandy, along with another family, the Popes, purchased the Cavern Cove shooting range. At that time, the range hosted USPSA, Steel Challenge and Cowboy Action Shooting, but has since added other disciplines such as NRL 22, 3-Gun and Rimfire Challenge. The range has also grown to hosting 6 Championship Matches a year. Greg is currently one of the partners of the Cavern Cove Competitive Shooting Range.
Secretary
Jenn Seelhoff-Sailors was introduced to the shooting sports in 2013. Attending a GSSF match as a spectator and realizing that watching everyone else wasn’t going to be enough, it was time to give it a try! Not owning a firearm at the time, it was due to generosity of the community that allowed her to borrow a firearm and stand on the line for the first time. That impression lasts until today and has continued to feed the love for the community and sport.
Jenn can be found traveling around the country competing in GSSF, MMSSA, Rimfire Challenge and Steel Challenge. She calls Central Iowa Practical Shooters (CIPS) her home range and is the Co-Match Director and RO for the Dwight Sterns Memorial State Match.
Jenn currently is proud to represent 14 corporations as a competitive shooter. She is passionate about introducing new individuals to the sport, helping women and youth with the safety and fundamentals regarding firearm handling.
Jenn has spent the majority of her professional career in healthcare holding 5 medical licenses and certifications feeding her other passion of caring for others, spanning everything from trauma to home care.
Director of Club Development
Tracy Stefanski started competitively shooting in 2015 in the IDPA discipline and won the 2016 Wisconsin IDPA State Championship in his division. He then took a break for 5 years to complete his Bachelor’s Degree in Management Information Systems and his Master’s Degree in Business Leadership and Organizational Development from Lakeland University.
In 2021 after completing his Master’s Degree, Tracy returned to shooting competitively in IDPA, USPSA, Steel Challenge, and GSSF. Over the years, Tracy heard of NSSF which is now RCSA, but there were no local matches near him. Still wanting to get involved in this discipline, Tracy contacted RCSA and recommended Schultz Resort Rod and Gun Club in Muskego, WI as a range to hold monthly RCSA events. It was a success and in 2024 SRRGC will start holding RCSA events plus hosting the first Wisconsin RCSA State Championship.
Tracy was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and is a huge advocate for the 2nd Amendment and concealed carry for citizens throughout the country. He spends his spare time training new shooters on the proper techniques of gun handling and always looks forward to promoting the shooting sports.
Tracy has extensive experience in project management, database management, computers, and leadership. Presently, he is an Engineering Systems Business Lead and has spent the last 36 years in the Engineering Field.
Treasurer
Randy Morris was born and raised in West Allis, WI – where he graduated from high school and attended the University of Wisconsin. He moved with his family to Phoenix, AZ when his father decided to purchase a hardware business. He was able to use his education in business, marketing, and accounting in running the family business for more than 20 years. He then sold his portion of the business to his mother and sisters to join a big box hardware company as a department supervisor. He then went to work as a Education and Implementation Specialist for the largest computer company that provided POS and inventory control computer systems to True Value, ACE, and Do It Best hardware stores. He was traveling extensively training companies to use the computer for their inventory, purchasing, and accounting needs.
Randy started his early shooting experience competing in NRA Bullseye matches competing with .22lr, .38 special, and 45 ACP. After an absence from the shooting sports of nearly 30 years, Randy returned to competition around 2016. Randy resumed competitive shooting by competing in GSSF & IDPA matches, and then Steel Challenge and USPSA in 2020. He became a NRA RSO in 2016 and NROI Certified RO in 2022.
You will frequently find Randy competing in RCSA, USPSA, and SCSA matches around the Midwest. Randy has extensive competitive and RO experience in major matches that include multiple state and area matches, and:
World Speed SCSA 3x as a competitor and 2X as RO
RCSA World Championship 3x as competitor and RO.
Advisory Committee Members:
RCSA Rules Administrator
Wayne Kidd became interested in RCSA in 2019 when he brought one of his sons to a local Rimfire Challenge match as he showed interest in the sport. As a spectator, Wayne saw how fun the match was and the next month brought his youngest son and father to shoot with him. This was the beginning of 3 generations shooting RCSA matches throughout the country.
In addition to competing in Rimfire Challenge matches, Wayne participates in Metal Madness, Steel Challenge and GSSF competitions. Wayne is a USPSA Range Officer with Steel Challenge and Multigun endorsements and in 2022 served as a RO in the RCSA World Championship.