“america's rifle”

In March, the College Rifle Coaches Association announced that Ole Miss rifle’s Marsha Beasley and Jean-Pierre Lucas were named Coach of the Year and Assistant Coach of the Year, respectively.

The win marks the first GARC title for the Univ. of Kentucky Wildcats since 2009. WVU placed second and Akron third. Kentucky shooters Will Shaner and Mary Tucker earned individual honors.

No. 1 Kentucky, No. 2 TCU, No. 3 WVU, No. 4 Nebraska and No. 5 Akron dominate the latest NCAA rankings.

WVU returns to No. 1, and TCU is back at No. 2 in the latest CRCA rankings.

Olympic gold medalist and former WVU rifle team shooter Ginny Thrasher is one of the top 30 nominees for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year award

Greg Jordan, who first won the match in 2017, is now the first two-time NRA World Shooting Champion.

The Mountaineers have not lost a regular-season match since Butler, a graduate assistant, arrived in Morgantown, West Virginia. “I cannot wait to continue to build on the last two years of work on the line.”

Thrasher is one of 585 individuals that have been nominated for 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year honors

NRA Director of Competitive Shooting Cole McCulloch joins Cam at the 2019 NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Indianapolis to discuss new competitive-shooting events coming soon to Indiana's Camp Atterbury