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Volunteer leadership

Officers & Board of Directors

Meet the volunteers guiding Cody Shooting Complex with a shared commitment to safety, sportsmanship, and a strong shooting community.

Our team

Stewarding the range together

CSC is led by volunteers who bring experience from competitive shooting, range operations, community service, and the outdoors.

Safety-led decisions

Clear governance supports a safe, welcoming range for every discipline.

Volunteer powered

Officers and directors give their time to keep CSC moving forward.

Cody Shooting Complex volunteers at the range

Executive leadership

CSC Officers

Portrait of Kendal Baerg

President

Kendal Baerg

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I’ve been involved with CSC for about five years, and this is my first term on the board. I shoot PRS matches and long-range ELR. One of my proudest shooting accomplishments is competing in Nightforce ELR matches. When I am not shooting, you can find me hiking, hunting, or fishing. I also proudly serve my community in the Cody Volunteer Fire Department.

Portrait of Paul Card

Vice President

Paul Card

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I’ve been involved with CSC for about 15 years. I also co-host Everyday Carry pistol matches, and my favorite discipline is target pistol. One of my greatest shooting accomplishments was placing sixth out of 50 competitors at a pistol match in Spearfish, South Dakota. Outside of the range, I am retired and can usually be found outdoors.

Portrait of Amanda Baerg

Treasurer

Amanda Baerg

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My interest in shooting sports began after marrying my husband in 2006. I focus mainly on pistol while also sharing his interest in the science behind long-range precision shooting. That pairs well with my background in engineering, though I currently work in marketing. My hobbies include cooking, baking, being outside, and spending time with our dog, Moose. I am excited to serve CSC as treasurer.

Portrait of Kassi Hanson

Events & Memberships

Kassi Hanson

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I began as recording secretary in 2022 and now oversee the website, memberships, and events. I also assist with Sporting Clays, 5 Stand, and Trap, and I enjoy volunteering wherever I am needed at the range. I enjoy all shotgun disciplines and compete in ATA, NSSA, and NSCA tournaments around the region. I attend Midland University on honors and shotgun scholarships, double majoring in Criminal Justice and Sociology.

Portrait of Ugo Carrafa

Range Safety Officer

Ugo Carrafa

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I’ve been involved with CSC for 18 years. I currently serve as the range safety officer and have also served as a director. I shoot all three major disciplines—shotgun, pistol, and rifle—with USPSA as a favorite. Outside of the range, you can find me hunting, fishing, foraging, hiking, or riding motorcycles.

Range stewardship

Board of Directors

Portrait of John Schwartz

Rifle/Pistol Director

John Schwartz

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I have been a life member of CSC since 1987 and currently serve as a rifle-pistol director. At the range, you can find me shooting IDPA and USPSA, and I also co-host Everyday Carry pistol matches. Before focusing on pistols, I was the 1997 Class D Skeet Champion. In my spare time, I worked as a hunting guide and horse wrangler for several dude ranches. I have an enduring passion for the outdoors.

Portrait of Grady Stovey

Rifle/Pistol Director

Grady Stovey

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I have been a member of Cody Shooting Complex since 2022. I am involved in PRS shooting and work as a professional gunsmith here in Cody. I have worked in the firearms industry for half a decade and have a passion for all things surrounding firearms. When I am not building or shooting firearms, I can be found hunting, fishing, scouting, practicing PRS, or helping set up matches at CSC.

Portrait of Phillip Velayo

Rifle/Pistol Director

Phillip Velayo

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Phillip Velayo is the founder of The Cadre Training Group and a highly distinguished authority in precision rifle marksmanship. He brings a decade of experience from the Marine Corps Scout Sniper community, where he served as a team leader, chief scout sniper, and instructor. After leaving active service in 2018, Phillip continued shaping the precision-rifle training landscape as an instructor sought out by competitors and government agencies.

Rifle/Pistol Director

Logan Valcarce

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I serve as the USPSA match director for the Cody area and hope to continue the legacy of Rich Redovian. Training consistently has allowed me to earn Grand Master classification. I look forward to serving the shooting community and continuing to support CSC’s mission.

Portrait of Dave Hinzpeter

Shotgun Director

Dave Hinzpeter

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I’ve been involved with CSC for about 22 years and currently serve as a shotgun director. I entered my first competition in 1965. Trap is my favorite discipline, though I enjoy all of the shotgun sports. When I am not at the range, you can typically find me fishing.

Portrait of Dean Blackwell

Shotgun Director

Dean Blackwell

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Since retiring to Cody, I have been an active part of the trap community at CSC. You can find me at the range nearly every weekend of the year, weather permitting, and I have received several ATA trap-shooting awards. Away from the range, I enjoy time with my wife, Pam, and our dog.

Portrait of Gary Conner

Shotgun Director

Gary Conner

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I joined the CSC Board of Directors in late 2023 after years of enjoying the range with my family. I use all of CSC’s facilities, but my favorites are Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays, and 5 Stand. I am always chasing that elusive perfect 25. I am a Cody native who enjoys shooting, motorcycling, and downhill skiing, and I am proud to see my daughter and other young people embrace the shooting sports.

Portrait of Brian Lee

Shotgun Director

Brian Lee

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I am a newer CSC member and enjoy bringing my shotgun and rifle experience to the range. When I am shooting clays, you can often find me at the skeet venue. Outside CSC, I am a professional gun writer, serve on the Southfork Fire Department, and enjoy adventures with my wife, Beth, and our two daughters.

Portrait of Tiger McNeil

Youth Director

Tiger McNeil

Governance

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