“junior shooting”

This intermediate-level camp will be conducted in July during the Smallbore Nationals in Bristol, Indiana. The goal of the camp is to prepare student-athletes to compete at their highest potential

Team Mom Connie Taylor took the a leadership role—her actions allowing the Grizzlies junior team to focus on the National Matches—instead of administrative paperwork

Highlights from the January 2018 digital edition of Shooting Sports USA, the NRA’s competitive shooting journal

Whether you’re a high power rifleman or a hunter, the NRA Whittington Center offers the finest shooting opportunities anywhere

Parsons was instrumental in modernizing the intercollegiate shooting program after World War II by successfully advocating replacement of the “military” standing position (arm supporting the rifle free of the shooter’s body) by the NRA-hip rest position common in domestic and international shooting. Parsons shot on the George Washington University (GWU) team that won the first Intercollegiate National Championship determined by nationwide sectional competition.

More than 150 competitors from 13 teams competed at this year’s national championship.

Of the five rifle shooting events in the 2016 Rio Olympics—four were won by products of the American Intercollegiate Shooting programs.

This all-girls F-Class shooting team set two records in Lodi, WI, this year at the NRA F-Class Nationals.

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