“Tag: world championship”

On the fence on attending the NRA WSC? Chris Cerino has some key tenets you should review first

U.S. shooters win both F-Open and F-T/R Individual World Championships, and the U.S. F-T/R Team repeats as World Champions

Thanks to a chance encounter with Olympic gold medalist Vincent Hancock, Eli Christman is now poised for big things in international skeet competition “I was ecstatic,” Eli Christman said about the 2017 ISSF World Championships in Moscow. “I knew going into the tournament that was on the line—of course I wasn’t focusing on that, but I knew very well that that was the goal of the tournament. That was the goal of everyone there shooting.” “He always pushes me to do my best and to train as hard as I can,” said teammate Emma Williams. “He is one of the hardest working people that I’ve met, and that pushes me to work even harder so I can keep up with him.”

Dropping only one target the entire match, two-time Olympic gold medalist Vincent Hancock ended the ISSF tournament in Korea with a gold medal and a U.S. Olympic quota slot. Vincent Hancock is now the first person to ever win four Men’s Skeet World Titles

The Bianchi Pro Tream member ended the season as the #1 ranked cowgirl in the world after winning a 4th CMSA World Championship in Texas. Lenseigne had the highest score out of 339 total competitors

The only thing hotter than skeet shooter Vincent Hancock right now is his shotgun barrel. En route to Tokyo 2020, this year Vincent Hancock secured not only an Olympic quota for Team USA, he also won 4 ISSF Men’s Skeet gold medals--most impressive!

Congratulations to the U.S. Under 21 International Rifle Team for winning third place in New Zealand! The team faced windy conditions on an unfamiliar range on Jan. 28, 2019.

Over the 4th of July weekend, Ashley Carroll ensured the Stars and Stripes would wave and the Star-Spangled Banner would echo from the range in Lonato, Italy, where she was crowned World Champion in Women’s Trap at the 2019 ISSF World Championships

The Young Eagles participate in ICFRA (International Confederation of Fullbore Rifle Associations) world matches every four years fielding U25, U21 and U19 teams