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Twice is nice: For the second consecutive year, Texas Christian University left the NCAA rifle championships with more for its trophy case

Air Force Academy freshman Rockett wins his first-ever NCAA air rifle title at home after a thrilling final

Led by Olympic medalists Will Shaner and Mary Tucker, Kentucky wins 2022 NCAA Rifle Championship

Tokyo Olympic gold medalist and Kentucky rifle team superstar Will Shaner takes top smallbore spot over teammate Mary Tucker

The two top shooters at the two-day GARC Championship earlier this month were Kentucky's Allison Buesseler and Mary Tucker

The Alaska-Fairbanks rifle team retained the No. 1 spot in the latest College Rifle Coaches Association poll rankings, followed by 2021 NCAA rifle champion Kentucky and Texas Christian University in the No. 2 and No. 3 spots.

Coach Will Anti is keeping his No. 1-ranked team’s eye on the prize heading into the spring semester.

Which teams will reach out and grab the glory in the second half of the collegiate rifle season? The University of Alaska-Fairbanks rifle team ended 2021 on top, but can they fend off tough squads such as WVU and Kentucky in Part 2 of the 2021-22 rifle season? Read our preview.

WVU moved up in the CRCA Top 20 Poll for week seven of the NCAA rifle season. Kentucky falls from No. 2 to No. 13.