Chapter 6 · General Event Rules · p.15
6.1Competitor Status and Credentials
For Level II and higher competitions, all competitors must be individual members of USPSA/SCSA, or a current member of their IPSC region. A competitor who submits a paid USPSA/SCSA membership application to the Director or presents proof of online registration and payment as a new member prior to entering the competition is considered a member for the purpose of this rule.
Anyone whose membership has been suspended or terminated by USPSA/SCSA will no longer be eligible to compete in any SCSA match including local (Level I) matches. A list of those who are ineligible will be kept at USPSA/SCSA headquarters for verification.
Only current SCSA classifications may be used in determining class awards.
No person may be barred from participating in a SCSA match based on gender, race, religion or occupation.
An individual may be barred from participating in a SCSA match, at the match director’s discretion, if the person:
a. has demonstrated an inability to safely complete courses of fire, or b. has demonstrated behavior which would or may disrupt the match, or which would bring disrepute to the sport.
A Director enforcing Rule 6.1.4 must submit a detailed report to USPSA/SCSA within seven days of the occurrence.