USA Shooting Women’s Trap Team Wins Gold At ISSF Lima World Cup

Team USA’s Aeriel Skinner, Kayle Browning and Rachel Tozier defeats Guatemala 6-4 in final, wins gold medal in Women’s Trap Team event

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posted on April 11, 2022
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Aeriel Skinner, Kayle Browning and Rachel Tozier on the podium after winning the 2022 ISSF Lima World Cup Shotgun Women’s Trap Team event.
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On March 31, Team USA trapshooters Kayle Browning, Aeriel Skinner and Rachel Tozier won the gold medal in the Women’s Trap Team event at the 2022 ISSF Lima World Cup Shotgun at the Las Palmas Shooting Range in Lima, Peru.

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Team USA’s Kayle Browning during the 2022 ISSF Women’s Trap Team final. (Screengrab courtesy ISSF/YouTube)

 

Kayle Browning, known for her silver-medal performance last year at the Tokyo Olympics, led the way for Team USA in the Women’s Trap Team qualification with 67 hits (25, 20, 22). Skinner (19, 24, 19) and Tozier (22, 23, 17) both finished the three-round qualification with 62, giving Team USA a total of 191 hits. Post-qualification, Team USA boasted the number one score, followed by Guatemala (184) and Puerto Rico (182).

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U.S. trapshooters Aeriel Skinner, Kayle Browning and Rachel Tozier with their gold medals on the podium after winning the 2022 ISSF Lima World Cup Shotgun Women’s Trap Team event. (Photo courtesy USA Shooting)

 

Going into the Women’s Trap Team final, Team USA faced Guatemalan shooters Adriana Ruano, Stefanie Davila and Ana Abrl. All three U.S. shooters were perfect in the last round, with five hits each for 15 total over Guatemala’s 13 hits, giving Team USA the victory and the Women’s Trap team gold medal with a 6-4 final score.

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Team USA’s Rachel Tozier, Aeriel Skinner and Kayle Browning at the Las Palmas Shooting Range after the Women’s Trap Team gold medal final. (Photo courtesy Andy Cruz/ISSF)

 

See the full results of the match at the ISSF website. Learn more about USA Shooting at usashooting.org.

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