“collegiate rifle”

NRA All-Americans are renowned for performing at optimal levels while demonstrating exceptional leadership and character.

Mountaineers win second rifle championship in one week

Created in 1936, the All-American award honors collegiate shooters in the rifle, pistol, and shotgun disciplines. Award recipients are selected by NRA's Collegiate Programs Committee, one of 39 policy-making committees of the Association. The selection committee is comprised of individuals well known in the competitive shooting community. Some committee members are former All-Americans, have served as coaches of All-Americans, or both.

The West Virginia University rifle team ended the fall semester at No. 1 in last week’s Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA) Poll.

Five days after setting an NCAA record score, the Mountaineers surpassed their own record.

The first time you score a 10.9* on electronic targets, using paper targets will be a distant memory.

The WVU rifle team won an unprecedented 18th NCAA title this year—half of the total NCAA rifle championships ever held.

Four WVU letterwinners return for the 2016-17 rifle season.

The biggest spotlight will be on Olympic gold medalist and 2016 USA Shooting Athlete of the Year Ginny Thrasher.