AMU's Erin McNeil Wins 2021 Remington Trophy Match

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posted on August 21, 2021
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SSG Erin McNeil of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit is this year's Remington Trophy Match champion after winning the shoot-off with a score of 100-6X. The match was fired at the NRA High Power Rifle Long-Range Nationals on Thursday, Aug. 19 during the 2021 NRA National Matches at Camp Atterbury, Ind.

AMU's Erin McNeil
The top three finishers (l. to r.): Jeffrey Graham, SSG Erin McNeil and SSG Amanda Elsenboss.


The Remington Trophy is awarded to the winner of the 1,000-yard Any Sight Match at the NRA National Long-Range National Championships. This is a prone match with 20 slow-fire shots at the NRA LR target.

McNeil, who came to Camp Atterbury unclassified in NRA High Power Long-Range, ended the regulation match with a score of 200-10X. (In NRA competition, unclassified shooters are placed in Marksman class until they receive a classification.)

Third-place finisher Jeffrey Graham enjoyed sharing the spotlight with the top two shooters.


The match runner-up was Jeffrey Graham of Beavercreek, Ohio, with 200-13X. Graham is classified as a High Master. His score also garnered him the High Senior award.

Finishing third was McNeil's former AMU teammate, SSG Amanda Elsenboss with a score of 200-13X. Elsenboss, who now competes for the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, is classified as a High Master. Her score also secured her the High Woman award. In addition, Elsenboss finished second in the grand aggregate for the 2021 Tompkins Trophy.

The High Junior award went to Thomas McGowan of Hortonville, Wis., with 196-10X.

Thomas McGowan
High Junior Thomas McGowan.


As for High Grand Senior, that award went to John Hoffman of Green Valley, Ariz., with 199-11X.

See the full results of the 2021 NRA High Power Rifle Long-Range Nationals here. And to learn more about the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, go to this link.

Sarah Beard
Army shooters were dominant at the 2021 NRA Long-Range Nationals at Camp Atterbury. Here, AMU competitor 1LT Sarah Beard receives the Mustin Trophy High Woman award.


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About the Remington “Band of Brothers” Trophy: This large, bronze sculpture created by artist James Muir depicts a D-Day scenario in World War II, with U.S. soldiers in a jeep breaking through enemy lines to carry a wounded officer to safety. The sculpture includes “bullet holes” surrounding the Jeep, a large American flag on the Jeep hood and a tall red flag. Additionally, it has a 24-inch pentagon-shaped wooden base to highlight the U.S. theme of the sculpture. The trophy was donated to NRA by Remington Arms Company, Inc., as a tribute to the heroism of Americans who fought to preserve freedom against fascism.


Read more: Oliver Milanovic Wins NRA High Power Rifle Long-Range National Championship

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