Kim Rhode wins Gold at Pan Am Games, defends the Shooting Sports
Kim Rhode won the Women’s Skeet gold medal at this year’s Pan American (Pan Am) Games in Toronto. Team USA’s sole women’s skeet competitor was able to beat Argentinian Melisa Gil 15-12, dropping only one target in the gold-medal match. In the semifinal match, she set a Pan Am Games record with a perfect 16/16 score. Her qualification score of 74/75 is also a Pan Am Games record, and tied the current world record. This is Rhode’s fourth medal overall and second gold at the Pan Am Games.
SSUSA Provides First Look at Olympic Shooting Center
Brazil’s Olympic Shooting Center will host 15 disciplines for nearly 400 target shooters from 103 countries this August.
Sanderson and Rhode Each Win Silver at Rio World Cup
Keith Sanderson and Kim Rhode will each be bringing home a silver medal in Men’s Rapid Fire Pistol and Women’s Skeet respectively.
Kim Rhode: A Journey Paved in Gold
In the pantheon of America’s Olympic sports greatness, Kim Rhode has no equal.
How to Follow the 2016 U.S. Olympic Shooting Team
All Olympic shooting events will be streamed live from the NBC Olympics website.
Kim Rhode Wins Bronze in Women's Skeet
Rhode has won a medal at every Olympics since 1996 in Atlanta.
U.S. Women Earn Most Hardware Since 1984 Olympics
The U.S. Olympic Shooting Team leaves Rio having secured three prized possessions courtesy of three talented women.
Beretta Wins 10 Medals at 2016 Rio Olympics
Two out of every three medals (including four gold) earned this year in shooting was with a Beretta DT11, clearly making it the shotgun of choice for this generation of Olympic champions.
Six-time Olympic Medalist Kim Rhode Honored by Winchester
Rhode is the first U.S. athlete in history to win six consecutive medals in an individual sport.
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