Carey Garrison Secures Women’s Trap Silver Medal At ISSF Cyprus World Cup

Carey Garrison earns second medal of 2025 with silver at 2025 ISSF Cyprus World Cup.

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at USA Shooting posted on May 13, 2025
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USA Shooting athlete Carey Garrison earned a silver medal in Women’s Trap at the 2025 International Shooting Sports Federation World Cup in Nicosia, Cyprus, on Saturday, May 10.
Photo courtesy ISSF

Carey Garrison claimed her second medal of 2025 with a silver in Women’s Trap at the 2025 International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) World Cup in Nicosia, Cyprus, on Saturday, May 10.

This follows Garrison’s silver medal performance in Buenos Aires last month.

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USA Shooting athlete Carey Garrison secured the Women’s Trap silver medal with a final score of 36. (Photo courtesy ISSF)

“I am so excited and so grateful,” she said after the final. “This morning, I didn’t even think I was going to make the final, so it was a blessing. I’m so grateful and super excited.”

Garrison, from Crossville, Tennessee, wrapped up day one of qualifications in 10th place, heading into day two with some ground to gain in her pursuit of a coveted top six spot and a place in the final. After breaking into the top six, Garrison delivered an impressive final performance—especially remarkable given the challenging wind conditions.

“It was super windy,” Garrison, a three-time ISSF Junior World Cup medalist said. “I was just trying to keep my gun and everything still, but it was fun. It added another factor [to the final], and that was pretty cool.”

Garrison claimed the silver medal with a final score of 36, edging out Alessandra Perilli of San Marino who took bronze. She finished just one target behind Lada Denisova (Individual Neutral Athletes), who won the gold medal with a score of 37.

Garrison has medaled in two of the three international matches she has competed in this year. She earned her first open-age category individual medal last month at the ISSF Buenos Aires World Cup.

In addition, Garrison’s silver medal doubled the U.S. podium count in Cyprus, following Sam Simonton’s silver medal performance in Women’s Skeet last week.

After her podium finish in Cyprus, Garrison brings her international medal tally to eight. Her steady rise through the ranks of the global shooting scene is clear—and her strong start to 2025 is proof of that progress.

Up next for the shotgun team—the 2025 USA Shooting National Championships in Hillsdale, Michigan, from May 22 to June 1. This competition is a selection match for the national shotgun team.

You can see the full results of the 2025 ISSF Cyprus World Cup at the ISSF website.

Learn more about USA Shooting at usashooting.org.

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