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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.

Junior Rhiann Travis was the Overall winner in then Rifle competition at the 2015 Dixie Double. Following in second was Sarah Beard, while Daniel Lowe rounded out the Top 3.

The evolution of social media from a competitive shooting standpoint.

The NRA began awarding “Golden Bullets” to honor collegiate All-Americans in the sport of smallbore rifle shooting in 1936.

Five Team nominations were up for grabs over the three-day selection match—two in Men’s Air Rifle, and one each in Men’s Air Pistol, Women’s Air Rifle and Women’s Air Pistol.

Rachel Mangan of Clemson University dominated the competition, winning the overall individual aggregate and the individual air rifle championship.

More than 4,000,000 clay targets take to the air at the five championship matches within the 24 events of the Grand American World Trapshooting Tournament.

Martin Methodist College wins the SCTP College Nationals.

The League is extremely popular in Minnesota, with over 10,000 student-athletes participating in 2016.