2022-23 West Virignia University Rifle Guide

A CHAMPIONSHIP

PROGRAM

With 19 national championships to their name, including five straight titles from 2013-17, the Mountaineers have set the nation-wide standard for sustained success.

A DECADE OF

SUCCESS

Heart, dedication and desire – the pillars of the WVU rifle program and the keys to the team’s continued success.

NCAA

CHAMPIONS

NCAA titles are a common goal for all West Virginia rifle teams, and the squad has made good on its ambition 28 times since 1980, the most out of any team.

Year Name Event

1961 Bruce Meredith Smallbore 1966 Jack Writer Smallbore 1981 John Rost Air Rifle 1982 John Rost Air Rifle 1983 David Johnson Smallbore 1984 Bob Broughton Smallbore 1985 Christian Heller Air Rifle 1986 Mike Anti Smallbore 1987 Web Wright Smallbore 1988 Web Wright Smallbore 1990 Gary Hardy Air Rifle 1991 Ann-Marie Pfiffner Air Rifle 1992 Tim Manges Smallbore Ann-Marie Pfiffner Air Rifle 1993 Eric Uptagrafft Smallbore Trevor Gathman Air Rifle 1996 Trevor Gathman Air Rifle 1997 Marcos Scrivner Smallbore 2011 Nicco Campriani Air Rifle 2012 Petra Zublasing Air Rifle 2013 Petra Zublasing Smallbore Petra Zublasing Air Rifle 2015 Maren Prediger Air Rifle 2016 Ginny Thrasher Smallbore Ginny Thrasher Air Rifle 2017 Morgan Phillips Smallbore Milica Babic Air Rifle 2018 Morgan Phillips Smallbore

GLOBAL

SUCCESS

OLYMPIANS MOUNTAINEER

Nineteen current or former Mountaineer shooters have represented their countries at the Olympic Games.

The WVU rifle program made a splash at the 2016 Rio Summer Olympic Games. Recent graduate Ginny Thrasher won the first Gold medal of the Games (women’s 10m air rifle), and Nicco Campriani, who graduated from WVU in 2011, won Gold in the men’s 10m air rifle and men’s 50m rifle 3 positions.

Year Name Games

1968 Jack Writer (USA) Mexico City (Silver medal)

1972 Jack Writer (USA) Munich (Gold medal)

1976 Stefan Thynell (Sweden) Montreal

1980 Stefan Thynell (Sweden) Moscow

1984 Ed Etzel (USA) Los Angeles (Gold medal)

Christian Heller (Sweden) Los Angeles John Rost (USA) Los Angeles

1988 Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Seoul Web Wright (USA) Seoul

1992 Mike Anti (USA) Barcelona

Dave Johnson (USA) Barcelona

Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Barcelona Ann-Marie Pfiffner (USA) Barcelona

1996 Jean Foster (USA) Atlanta

Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Atlanta Eric Uptagrafft (USA) Atlanta

2000 Mike Anti (USA) Sydney Jean Foster (USA) Sydney

Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Sydney

2004 Mike Anti (USA) Athens (Silver Medal)

2008 Mike Anti (USA) Beijing

Nicco Campriani (Italy) Beijing

Jon Hammond (Great Britain) Beijing

2012 Nicco Campriani (Italy) London (1 Gold medal, 1 Silver medal)

Ziva Dvorsak (Slovenia) London

Jon Hammond (Great Britain) London

Eric Uptagrafft (USA) London

Petra Zublasing (Italy) London

2016 Nicco Campriani (Italy) Rio (2 Gold medals)

Ziva Dvorsak (Slovenia) Rio

Ginny Thrasher (USA) Rio (Gold medal)

Petra Zublasing (Italy) Rio

2020 Ziva Dvorsak (Slovenia) Tokyo

Patrick Sunderman (USA) Tokyo

IN THE

SPOTLIGHT

Choosing to become a Mountaineer is special. Without a professional sports team in West Virginia, folks across the state and throughout the region love West Virginia University athletics.

THE

COMMUNITY IN

The Mountaineers give back to Morgantown and the surrounding communities every chance they get. The Mountaineers regularly volunteer their time at the National Hunting and Fishing Days at Stonewall Jackson Resort, the “Read Aloud” program and the WVU Children’s Hospital. Smiles are widespread when the Mountaineers visit and share their stories of success.

LIFE AS A

MOUNTAINEER

FACILITIES ATHLETICS

With the addition of the Bill McKenzie Mobile Rifle Range in 2018, the Mountaineers now have the luxury of shooting their home matches in three venues: the WVU Coliseum, the WVU Shell Building and the WVU Rifle Range. For the first time in program history, the NCAA Rifle Championships was held in Morgantown last season, as the WVU Coliseum played host to the two-day event at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range. A two-day crowd of 2,215 fans was in attendance, a championship record. They will be hosting the NCAA Rifle Championships again in 2025.

The WVU Rifle Range, which is now used as the team’s day-to-day practice venue, reflects the long-term success enjoyed by the 19time national champion Mountaineers. A unique aspect of the range is the ability for shooters to work simultaneously. Team members can shoot in the smallbore position at the 50-foot targets, while others can shoot at the 10m air rifle targets at the same time.

In 2021, West Virginia University opened its new Varsity Sports Performance Center at the WVU Coliseum Sports Complex. The Performance Center is the home for strength and conditioning, training, rehabilitation and nutrition for all WVU Olympic sport programs. More than 400 student-athletes benefit from the center, which enhances WVU’s commitment to compete at a national level.

STUDENT-ATHLETE

DEVELOPMENT

Since coach Jon Hammond’s arrival in the fall of 2006, over 80 Mountaineers have earned a spot on the annual CRCA All-Academic List.

Additionally, at least one rifle student-athlete has earned a CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large honor in 13 of the last 14 seasons.

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CHARACTER

Public, land-grant institution, founded in 1867.

RESEARCH CLASSIFICATION

R1: Doctoral Universities – Highest Research Activity, as described by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.

ACCREDITATION

WVU is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Many programs hold specialized accreditation.

GOVERNANCE

The WVU Board of Governors is the University’s governing body. The Higher Education Policy Commission in West Virginia is responsible for developing, establishing and overseeing the implementation of a public policy agenda for the state’s four-year colleges and universities. E. Gordon Gee is WVU’s 24th president.

CAMPUS LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES

The WVU System is a family of distinctive campuses united by a single mission. From the groundbreaking research of our flagship in Morgantown (ranked R1, the highest research category institution) to the student-centered focus of WVU Potomac State College in Keyser to the technology-intensive programs at WVU Institute of Technology in Beckley, we are leveraging our talents and resources to create a better future for West Virginia and the world.

The WVU Institute of Technology in Beckley offers more than 30 majors, including one of the top 100 undergraduate engineering programs in the country, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

WVU Potomac State College in Keyser has one of the lowest tuition rates of all the nation’s four-year institutions. Offering more than 65 majors, this campus combines the personal attention of a small college with the affordable benefits of a major university.

The WVU System also includes WVU Health Sciences locations in Charleston and Martinsburg, as well as farms and five forests throughout the state and WVU Jackson’s Mill State 4-H Camp.

The WVU Morgantown campus is in a town that has been named “No. 1 Small City in America” by BizJournals.com for its exceptional quality of life. Morgantown, population 30,953, was also rated the ninth best college town in America by Business Insider and is within easy traveling distance of Washington, D.C., to the east, Pittsburgh, Pa., to the north, and Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, to the northwest. Other rankings: Kiplinger.com included Morgantown in their 10 great places to live list; one of “Best Sports Cities” by Sporting News; 5th “Best Small Metro” by Forbes; a “Top 50 College Town” by Parade magazine; and Movoto ranked Morgantown the “#1 Most Exciting Place in West Virginia” for its music, art and nightlife.

STUDENT PROFILE

Fall 2021 WVU System enrollment was 28,000+:

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

WVU recipients of prestigious scholarships include 25 Rhodes Scholars, 25 Truman Scholars, 46 Goldwater Scholars, 4 George C. Marshall (British) Scholars, 6 Morris K. Udall Scholars, 5 USA Today All-USA College Academic First Team Members (and 11 academic team honorees), 28 Boren Scholars, 72 Gilman

Scholars, 70 Fulbright Scholars, 3 Department of Homeland Security Scholars, 36 Critical Language Scholars, one Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholar, 27 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships and one Schwarzman Scholar.

FACULTY AND STAFF PROFILE

Excellent faculty — 19 of whom have been named Carnegie Foundation Professors of the Year — guide and mentor students. Sixty-six percent of WVU Morgantown classes are taught by full-time instructional faculty.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Thirteen Morgantown colleges and schools offer 355+ majors in agriculture, natural resources and design; applied and human sciences; arts and sciences; business and economics; creative arts; dentistry; engineering and mineral resources; law; media; medicine; nursing; pharmacy; public health. Hundreds of distance education and online classes are available.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Students can choose from among 500+ student organizations or participate in an active intramural program and a variety of club sports.

SERVICE AND LEARNING

The Center for Service and Learning develops and organizes service learning and volunteer opportunities for students and faculty. WVU earned the Carnegie Foundation’s Community Engagement Classification — joining only six percent of all universities. It is the only institution in West Virginia the foundation recognizes for its community engagement.

PARENTS CLUB

The Mountaineer Parents Club, with 20,000plus members, connects parents and families with the student experience.

LIBRARIES

The WVU Libraries encompass seven libraries statewide. Facilities in Morgantown include the Downtown Campus Library, Evansdale Library, Health Sciences Library, Law Library and the West Virginia and Regional History Center. Onsite collections include over 1.8 million books, 1.2 million e-books and over 170,000 satisfied users.

VISITORS CENTERS

The WVU Visitors Centers are the front doors to campus, providing the warm hospitality that Mountaineers are known for in modern, welcoming spaces. Tours led by current students are offered Monday through Friday and select Saturdays. Scheduling information is available at visit.wvu.edu.

ALUMNI

Chartered in 1873, the WVU Alumni Association is made up of more than 210,000+ graduates worldwide in some 135 nations.

ADMISSION AND APPLICATION TIMELINE

Our test-optional policy means that students can apply for undergraduate admission without an ACT or SAT score. However, we do encourage that students submit scores if available and offer the option to submit after receiving a decision. WVU superscores and offers multiple options for submitting test scores. Applications are processed beginning Aug. 15 for admission the following fall. WVU has a rolling admissions policy, and there is no official application deadline. For graduate admission, each graduate program sets its own admissions requirements and deadlines.

HEAD COACH JON HAMMOND

17TH SEASON • ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND

Making good on a promise put in place upon his hiring, Jon Hammond, a native of Aberdeen, Scot land, has returned the West Virginia University rifle team to national glory, implementing a strategy for success that has seen six national championships in 16 seasons, 10 individual nCAA titles, 12 great America Rifle Conference (GARC) Championships, six undefeated seasons, 188 All-America honors and 19 CoSiDA Academic All-America recognitions Additionally, Hammond has overseen the careers of multiple olympians, including 2016 gold Medal ists ginny thrasher and nicco Campriani

THE 2020S DECADE

Despite a challenging year brought on by the CoViD-19 pandemic, West Virginia continued to maintain its level of excellence, even if it meant starting Hammond’s 15th season a few months later than normal

facing new types of challenges on a daily basis, the Moutaineers qualified for their 14th consecutive NCAA Championships and ranked No. 4 nationally to conclude the 2020-21 campaign WVU also took home its conference-best 14th GARC title, including its 11th in a row, scoring a two-day total of 4727.

A program-record nine shooters also took home a combined 22 All-America honors from the College Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA), marking the third time since 2016 and the second year in a row the team has accomplished the feat in addition, those nine shooters also earned 21 All-gARC Honors

At the nCAA Championships, WVU amassed a twoday total of 4704 to finish in fourth place. in the classroom, Verena Zaisberger became the fourth Mountaineer since 20211-12 to win the NCAA’s Elite 90 Award after achieving a 4.0 gradepoint average the Hohenems, Austria, native also was named the gARC Scholar-Athlete of the Year At year’s end, five student-athletes were named to the 2021 Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first team the Mountaineers returned to normalcy for the 2021-22 campaign, which saw them finish the regular season with a 12-1 record, including a 7-1 mark in the gARC WVU also claimed a share of the gARC regular season crown in 2021-22 on the range, West Virginia continued its tradition of excellence, defeating eight top-10 opponents, including a pair of top-five teams. Additionally, the Mountaineers’ 12 wins in 2021-22 marked the 12th time the team has eclipsed 10 wins during Hammond’s tenure

2015-20 SEASONS

In Hammond’s 14th season at WVU, the Moun taineers competition was cut short due to the CoViD-19 pandemic just before the 2020 nCAA Rifle Championships.

At seasons end, eight shooters earned a combined 21 National Rifle Association (NRA) and CRCA All-America honors. It’s the first time WVU had over 20 All-America honors in one season since 2016 Milica Babic, who graduated from WVU with 11 All-America awards, was the only shooter named to all three first teams.

Babic also finished her four-year career with the gARC outstanding Senior title, becoming the 11th Mountaineer to claim the conference’s top senior award of note, a WVU student-athlete has earned the honor every season but two since 2015

West Virginia finished second at the 2020 GARC Championship, held in Memphis, tennessee, with a two-day total of 4963. WVU finished second in smallbore (2323) and second in air rifle (2370).

Sarah osborn completed the conference cham pionships with the second-best combined score, earning 583 smallbore and 597 air rifle for an aggregate score of 1180

The Mountaineers finished the regular season with a 9-1 mark, including a 7-1 record in conference action, and completed the year ranked No. 3 nationally

Academically, seven Mountaineers were named to the 2020 Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first team, while Malori Brown and Calista Smoyer landed on the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie team

David Koenders earned his second straight Academic All-America honor, landing on the men’s first team after receiving third team recognition the year before. He also was one of 49 students named to the WVU foundation’s outstanding Seniors list Additionally, the Mountaineers participated in their second foreign training trip, traveling to tokyo, Japan last winter, as all 10 members competed in a friendly shooting competition against the All-Japan University team the Mountaineers enjoyed a strong showing in 2018-19

Hammond played an instrumental role in helping the Mountaineers host the first-ever NCAA Cham pionships in Morgantown last season, as a record two-day crowd of 2,215 fans were in attendance WVU finished second at the NCAA Championships with a 4692 mark at the WVU Coliseum.

West Virginia won its 10th consecutive gARC Championship title with a 4715 aggregate score that same season the title was the team’s confer ence-best 13th, and WVU swept the smallbore and air rifle team titles for the 10th time since 1998. the Mountaineers also won the gARC regular-sea son crown for the sixth year in a row with an 8-0 record

thrasher capped her brilliant four-year career with her fifth GARC title, successfully defending her air rifle title for the third consecutive season, while rising senior Morgan Phillips won the smallbore title Additionally, thrasher was named the gARC Shooter of the Year, her second career award, and outstanding Senior

The Mountaineers finished the season at 13-0, the team’s fourth consecutive undefeated season and fifth unblemished record in six years. A total of five shooters collected 11 All-America honors, and Hammond was named the CRCA co-Coach of the Year

Academically, seven Mountaineers were named to the CRCA All-Academic Honor List, and Koenders was named to the CoSiDA Academic All-America Men’s At-Large third team

Thrasher was the first WVU student-athlete to be selected as a finalist for the 2019 NCAA Wom an of the Year award, an honor that recognizes graduating female college athletes who have distinguished themselves in academics, athletics, service and leadership throughout their collegiate careers She also was selected as one of 10 nCAA student-athletes across all sports and all divisions to be honored as the 2020 today’s top 10 Award winners the award recognizes former student-ath

letes for their successes in athletics competition, in the classroom and in the community Additionally, the Mountaineers participated in a foreign training trip for the first time in program history, traveling to Magaliesburg, South Africa, from Dec 28 – Jan 8, to train at the Eagle Eye Shooting Center

At the 2018 nCAA national Championships, Phillips defended her smallbore title and became just the second WVU student-athlete to win two straight nCAA smallbore crowns Phillips was the second Mountaineer under Hammond to win back-to-back NCAA titles and the first since Petra Zublasing (air rifle, 2012-13). The Mountaineers fin ished second overall at the nCAA Championships at the Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, with a 4708 aggregate total and claimed first in air rifle, their sixth straight title, with a 2381 total.

WVU continued its dominance in the gARC, win ning its fifth straight and 11th overall regular-sea son title, as well as its ninth consecutive champi onship title, shooting a winning 4699 score at the newly unveiled Bill McKenzie Rifle Range, at the WVU Shell Building thrasher swept the individual championships, winning her second career small bore title and first career air rifle title, and Elizabeth gratz was named the gARC outstanding Senior

At season’s end, five Mountaineers earned 15 All-America honors and 18 All-gARC selections gratz repeated as the nCAA Elite 90 Award winner and became the first WVU student-athlete to win two career honors Additionally, she was named to the CoSiDA Academic All-America first team for the second straight season, her third career accolade, and thrasher was named to the second team for the second consecutive year gratz was the fourth Mountaineer in program history to receive a first-team honor and the first to snag two career awards

The Mountaineers finished the 2017-18 season at 13-0 (9-0 GARC), the team’s third straight unde feated season and fourth unblemished record in five years. Additionally, WVU set the NCAA records for aggregate score (4742) and smallbore score (2356) in a win at Murray State on Nov. 12, 2017.

The WVU rifle program was thrust into the spotlight months before the start of the 2016-17 season, as Thrasher (United States) and Campriani (Italy) combined for three Gold medals at the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics. Thrasher claimed the first gold of the games, winning the women’s 10m air rifle, while Campriani won gold in the men’s 10m air rifle and 50m 3 positions.

fueled by the summer success, the Mountaineers deftly navigated their season on the strength of four returning letterwinners and three skilled freshmen and claimed their nation-best 19th nCAA National Championship. WVU earned its fifth straight national title with a championship-record

4723 score, shot at Ohio State’s French Field House. The team score was 17 shots better than runner-up tCU

WVU swept the discipline titles for the third time in four years, finishing with marks of 2336 smallbore and 2387 air rifle. The team’s five-peat was the third in the sport since 1980

Babic and Phillips won the smallbore and air rifle titles, respectively, marking the second straight season WVU freshmen claimed the individual championships Six different Mountaineers have claimed nCAA titles under Hammond following the championship, five Mountaineers earned a combined 14 All-America honors, and Phillips was named the nCAA Championships’ top Performer

The Mountaineers finished the season at 12-0, the program’s second straight undefeated season the squad then claimed its eighth straight gARC Championship with a 4725 total. Thrasher, the 2017 GARC air rifle champion, was named the gARC Shooter of the Year, while Babic claimed the gARC Rookie of the Year honor Hammond also was named the gARC Coach of the Year for the second straight season and the fourth time in his career

gratz led the Mountaineers academically, as she became the first WVU rifle student-athlete to earn the nCAA Elite 90 Award She also was named to the CoSiDA Academic All-America first team, while thrasher was named to the second team

A combination of senior leadership and rookie skill helped the Mountaineers push their nCAA title streak to four straight with a commanding perfor mance at the 2016 nCAA Championships, as WVU shot 4703 for its 18th title in Akron, Ohio.

for only the second time under Hammond, WVU won the NCAA smallbore and air rifle titles, shoot ing 2338 smallbore and 2365 air rifle. Additionally, Thrasher became the first freshman in NCAA histo ry, and the first since Mountaineer Petra Zublasing did so in 2013, to sweep the individual titles, winning air rifle and smallbore. The Mountaineers also earned 20 All-America honors WVU’s build-up to the nCAA victory was nothing short of spectacular, as the squad completed an un defeated 12-0 season and won its seventh straight GARC title with a 4702 showing. Thrasher, the gARC Rookie of the Year, captured the conference smallbore title, and garrett Spurgeon was named the gARC Shooter and Senior of the Year Addition ally, Hammond was named the gARC Coach of the Year for the third time

2012-15 SEASONS

the Mountaineers extended their nCAA title streak to three straight with a comeback victory at the 2015 NCAA Championships, scoring 4702 and winning their nation-best 17th title in Fairbanks, Alaska

Down 12 points entering the final day of com petition, having shot 2319 in smallbore, WVU overcame the deficit with a 2383 air rifle score.

Three Mountaineers finished on the air rifle podi um, including nCAA Champion Maren Prediger Michael Bamsey placed second, and Spurgeon finished third.

WVU won its sixth straight GARC title with a 4709 showing at the conference championships Spur geon finished first in air rifle, while Ziva Dvorsak was named the gARC Shooter and Senior of the Year gratz was named the gARC Rookie of the Year

The Mountaineers finished the year with 23 All-America honors and 28 All-gARC awards Ham mond was named the Rifle Winter 2015 CaptainU Coach of the Year for the second straight season

Despite the graduation of Zublasing, a three-time nCAA Champion for the Mountaineers, West Virginia did not skip a beat in 2013-14, as Ham mond led his squad to its second straight national Championship and a perfect 10-0 record

Ranked no 1 for most of the season, there was little doubt WVU would successfully defend its national title, as the team owned a 17-shot lead after the first day of competition, winning its first smallbore title under Hammond with a 2338 score. the Mountaineers secured the nCAA title with a first place, 2367 air rifle score, giving them a twoday total of 4705.

Three Mountaineers shot in each discipline final, with Prediger and Spurgeon finishing second in air rifle and smallbore, respectively.

Prior to the team’s national title victory, the squad scored its fifth straight GARC Championship, shoot ing 4700. Prediger won the GARC air rifle title, and the Mountaineers claimed 14 All-GARC honors.

WVU collected 14 All-America honors, and Ham mond was named the Rifle Winter 2014 CaptainU Coach of the Year thomas Kyanko also was named to the CoSiDA Academic All-America Men’s AtLarge Second team

Hammond rallied his 2012-13 squad around 2012 olympian Zublasing and a core of young, talented shooters. The Mountaineers navigated a difficult schedule and earned the program’s second nation al Championship in five years.

Ranked no 1 nationally throughout the duration of the season, the Mountaineers overcame a one-shot smallbore deficit and a third-place finish at the nCAA Championships en route to winning the air rifle team title and bringing the National Championship trophy back to Morgantown for a nation-best 15th time

Zublasing was instrumental in securing WVU’s vic tory, as she swept the individual titles and earned the tag as the CRCA Shooter of the Match She became the first shooter to win both NCAA titles

at one championship since 2001, and the second WVU student-athlete to win three career national titles in any sport

Hammond was named the CRCA Coach of the Year, his second career honor WVU scored 12 nRA All-America honors, including seven combined first-team accolades.

WVU also won its fourth straight gARC title Zublasing was named the gARC Shooter and Senior of the Year, and Spurgeon earned the gARC Rookie of the Year honor

2009-12 SEASONS

tasked with maintaining the Mountaineers’ level of success with a young team recovering from the loss of seven seniors, Hammond rose to the challenge in 2011-12 nationally ranked in the top three all year, WVU bounced back from a regular-season loss to Kentucky to grab its third straight gARC title the Mountaineers, winners of the gARC Sportsmanship Award, also won the air rifle title and were paced by Zublasing, the discipline champion and gARC Shooter of the Year Additionally, Kyanko was named the gARC Rookie of the Year, and the squad earned 12 AllgARC honors

the team, boasting a 12-2 record, including a 5-1 mark in conference action, advanced to the nCAA Championships for the sixth straight season and placed sixth. Zublasing won the air rifle title, becoming the second Mountaineer to win the discipline title in as many years As a team, WVU finished second in air rifle and eighth in smallbore. following the national championships, six Moun taineers earned eight nRA All-America honors, including first team air rifle and smallbore marks for Zublasing, while Hammond was named the nRA Distinguished College Coach for the second time

Leading a team that boasted seven seniors, five of whom comprised his first Mountaineer recruiting class, the 2010-11 season was another champion ship year for Hammond

though narrowly edged by gARC rival Kentucky at the 2011 NCAA Rifle Championships, the Mountaineers, ranked no 1 in the nation through out the season, won the air rifle team title and finished second overall in smallbore. Additionally, Campriani won the NCAA air rifle title, the first WVU shooter to earn a national championship since 1997. Campriani also finished second in the smallbore competition All told, the Mountaineers earned a combined five top-five air rifle and small bore finishes, and six shooters scored eight NRA All-America honors

Posting an 11-2 overall record and a 5-1 con ference mark, the Mountaineers successfully defended their GARC title and swept the air rifle and smallbore titles. WVU was the first conference team to repeat as champions since nebraska

(2006, ’07). Campriani, the individual air rifle, smallbore and combined score champion, was named the gARC Shooter and Senior of the Year Hammond coached a talented, upperclassmen squad to an 11-0 record in 2010, the team’s first undefeated season since 2001, and a GARC regular-season title

the Mountaineers followed their unblemished regular season with a win at the gARC Champi onship and a sweep of the discipline titles the victory was the program’s fourth overall and first since 2000. At his first GARC Championship, transfer Campriani won the smallbore, air rifle and combined score titles, and the Mountaineers earned 18 All-GARC honors, including eight firstteam awards Hammond was named the gARC Coach of the Year, his second distinction in three seasons

WVU concluded the 2010 campaign with a thirdplace finish at the NCAA Championships; the Mountaineers, ranked no 1 in the nation for most of the season, finished third in smallbore and fifth in air rifle. WVU placed two in the smallbore finals, and following the championships, seven student-athletes earned 12 All-America honors

THE EARLY YEARS

Hammond made a name for himself in the coach ing ranks in 2009, as he took a young, rising WVU squad to the nCAA Championships and returned with the program’s 14th trophy.

A season that was built on momentum, WVU went 11-1 overall, earned its first No. 1 CRCA ranking in over a decade, had seven student-ath letes garner nRA All-America honors, improved its GARC standing and finished second at the league championship, captured the nation’s air rifle championship and won the aforementioned nCAA title

the Mountaineers’ 2009 national-title run was especially noteworthy given the pressure the team overcame After a poor smallbore showing on the championships’ first day, WVU found itself in sixth place Hammond’s team regrouped and put forth a strong air rifle showing, with all four competitors finishing in the top 10.

Additionally, Hammond’s squad was strong at the 2009 gARC Championship, as tommy Santelli finished first overall, second in air rifle and fifth in smallbore. In total, WVU had seven top-10 finishes between the two disciplines for his efforts all season, Hammond earned his first CRCA Coach of the Year honor.

in only his second year as head coach, Hammond led the 2007-08 rifle squad to an 8-3 record, a third-place finish at the GARC Championship and a sixth-place standing at the nCAA Champion ships, the Mountaineers’ first appearance in six seasons

Hammond guided five Mountaineers to NRA smallbore All-America honors that season and also earned individual recognition, as he was named the gARC Coach of the Year and listed as the 2008 nRA Distinguished College Coach Hammond took over the Mountaineer rifle program upon the retirement of long-time coach Marsha Beasley in 2006 that season, he guided the 2006-07 team to its first winning record (6-4) since 2003.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

A strong proponent for achievement at the range and in the classroom, Hammond’s shooters have proven to be well-rounded student-athletes

Since his arrival in the fall of 2006, 99 Moun taineers have earned a spot on the annual CRCA All-Academic Honor List, including a program-best eight student-athletes in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2021

the Mountaineers also have been well represent ed on the annual CoSiDA Academic All-America At-Large teams, with at least one student-athlete earning an honor in 12 of the last 13 seasons.

Gratz became the first Mountaineer to earn two career first-team accolades, as she was named to the Women’s At-Large First Team in 2017 and 2018 five different Mountaineers have claimed first-team honors. In 2020, Koenders earned his second straight Academic All-America honor, landing on the men’s first team after receiving third team recognition the year before

Gratz also was honored by the NCAA in her final two seasons, as she won back-to-back nCAA Elite 90 Award honors, the program’s first recognitions. the award is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals site for each of the nCAA’s championships

In 2019, Thrasher was the first WVU student-ath lete to be selected as a finalist for the 2019 nCAA Woman of the Year award, an honor that recognizes graduating female college athletes who have distinguished themselves in academics, athletics, service and leadership throughout their collegiate careers

During the 2020-21 campaign, Zaisberger became the fourth Mountaineer to win the nCAA Elite 90 Award since 2011-12, after achieving a 4.0 gradepoint average

Zaisberger helped lead the way for West Virginia yet again in 2021-22, as she was selected as the team’s gARC Scholar-Athlete Representative while also earning a spot on the CRCA Scholastic All-America team

Zaisberger also won her second consecutive nCAA Elite 90 Award in 2021-22, and also was named to the CoSiDA Academic All-America

Division i Women’s At-Large first team She also was awarded the Dr Prentice gautt Postgraduate Scholarship and the Dr gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award from the Big 12 Conference

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Responsible for restoring the glory and tradition to the storied WVU rifle program, Hammond has recruited not only elite athletes to compete in the old gold and Blue, but he also has continued to teach and foster his team’s talents, so each student-athlete is a stronger competitor upon graduation Athletic accolades and recognitions go hand-in-hand with such advancements

the Mountaineers have earned a combined 210 All-America honors, including 87 first-team recog nitions, since Hammond became head coach

The 2015 National Champion team earned 23 All-America honors, a program-high under Ham mond

Following a four-year drought, five Mountaineers scored five All-America honors in 2008, including first-team recognition for Lafe Kunkel and Brandi Eskew

Hammond’s leadership also propels the Mountain eers toward fruitful futures four Mountaineers competed at the 2016 Rio Summer olympics, including 2016 nCAA champion thrasher, who won the first Gold medal of the games with a victory for the United States in the women’s 10m air rifle. Additionally, Campriani pushed his individual

olympic medal count to four with gold-Medal showings in the men’s 10m air rifle and 50m rifle 3 positions. He previously won Gold in the men’s 50m 3 positions and silver in the men’s 10m air rifle at the 2012 London Summer Olympics.

Four Mountaineers competed at the 2014 ISSF World Championships, including a USA Junior team invite for Spurgeon Additionally, Bryant Wallizer was invited to train at the US olympic training Center immediately following his 2010 graduation

in 2021, Molly Mcghin competed for team USA at the iSSf World Championships, where she brought home a gold medal in the three positions event at the women’s team junior finals. McGhin also won a silver medal in the mixed team, 50-meter rifle prone event

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS

in addition to his busy coaching schedule, Ham mond competed for more than a decade for the great Britain national team Hammond started shooting when he was nine years old As a junior, Hammond won both domestic and international honors, highlighted by the 50m rifle prone World Junior Champion title in Barcelona in 1998

Hammond has competed in a wealth of senior international competitions since then, including the 2008 and 2012 Summer olympics, representing great Britain He also has competed in numerous iSSf World Cups throughout the world, as well as the last two iSSf World Championships in 2010 and 2014.

one of his highlights was representing Scotland at the 2010 Commonwealth games in Delhi, india, where he became the most successful Scottish Athlete in a single Commonwealth games, winning four medals – two gold, one silver and one bronze

PRIOR TO COACHING AT WVU

Hammond earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Leeds while competing for its rifle team

Hammond then journeyed to West Virginia to spend the 2002-03 season competing for the WVU rifle team, while working toward his master’s degree in sport management Hammond returned to Morgan town in 2006 and began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant with the Mountaineers in addition to his highly successful career as a shooter, Hammond also has volunteered his time to help others While a member of the Leeds squad, he helped coach beginning shooters and assisted the team with organizational tasks

Hammond also helped initiate Blind Shooting in Scotland with his father He worked closely with a group from the grampian Society for the Blind to teach basic rifle techniques. He gave the shooters positional and mental advice and undertook the task of raising funds for all the equipment, as well as organizing a venue to hold the club’s matches

Hammond is married to the former Lindsay Brooke they have three sons, Lewis and twins, Archie and Hugh

ASSISTANT COACH JEAN-PIERRE LUCAS

nine-time All-American Jean-Pierre Lucas joined the WVU rifle team as an assistant coach on June 20, 2022

Lucas returns to Morgantown after spending the last five seasons at Ole Miss, where he was named the Great American Rifle Conference’s (GARC) Assistant Coach of the Year four times and was the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association’s (CRAC) national Assistant Coach of the Year in each of the last two seasons

In his final season at Ole Miss, Lucas helped lead the Rebels to a 10-3 record in the regular season, including a 7-1 mark inside the GARC. After the squad placed third at the 2022 gARC Champi onships, ole Miss moved on the 2022 nCAA Cham pionships in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where they placed fourth with an aggregate total of 4713. Lucas once again was named the gARC Assistant Coach of the Year and the CRCA national Assistant Coach of the Year after assisting six shooters to 12 All-gARC honors, including Lea Horvath, who was honored as the conference’s Shooter of the

Year Additionally, Lucas also helped three shooters collect five All-America honors.

in 2020-21, Lucas helped ole Miss qualify for the NCAA Rifle Championship for the first time in 15 years, earning the no 2 seed, and went on to place third overall, its highest finish in school history. Horvath also earned a pair of third-place finishes in smallbore and air rifle. The Rebels opened the sea son with a bang, firing an NCAA record smallbore score of 2361 and the top score in program history by over 40 points on October 10. In doing so, Ole Miss received its first No. 1 ranking in the CRCA poll in school history in January, the Rebels topped de fending gARC Champions, no 2 Kentucky, at home 4727-4713. After posting an 11-1 record, Ole Miss also earned a share of the gARC regular-season title along with Kentucky and West Virginia, marking the most conference wins for the Rebels in school histo ry (seven) and their first conference championship.

Lucas led a program-record four Rebels to a com bined nine All-American honors from the CRCA Horvath was a unanimous first team All-American

and garnered Rookie of the Year honors after she first the first perfect air rifle score in Ole Miss history and the 12th ever in nCAA history After the historic season for the Rebels, Lucas was named national Assistant Coach of the Year by the CRCA and gARC Assistant Coach of the Year for the third time in his career

During the 2019-20 season, ole Miss turned in seven of the top 10 aggregate scores in program history, including a program-record air rifle mark of 2372, outshooting her former team, the Mountain eers, in the event on nov 2, 2019 the Rebels made noise, climbing as high as no 5 in the CRCA Poll for four weeks and spent the entire season inside the top 10. Overall, Ole Miss finished the season with a 5-6 record and a sixth-place finish in the Great America Rifle Conference.

With Lucas’ assistance, Abby Buesseler had one of the best seasons of her career, becoming the sixth All-American in program history Buesseler earned a trio of All-America nods, including nRA Smallbore First Team honors. She also qualified as an individual for the canceled 2020 NCAA Rifle Championships in smallbore

The Rebels finished the 2018-19 season with six wins, two gARC Honorable Mention performers in

Jillian Zakrzeski and Hayley Carrol, and a fourthplace regular-season finish in conference. Ole Miss spent three weeks at No. 7 in the CRCA rankings after firing the second-highest score in program history on Jan. 13, with a 4685. Additionally, a record 94 fans packed the Ole Miss rifle range in the Rebels’ 4665-4651 regular-season finale victory against nebraska on feb 2

Lucas arrived in Oxford for his first season in 2017 and made an immediate impact the Rebels earned their best overall finish in GARC action, third over all and won a program-record seven matches He also played a pivotal role in helping Kamilla Kisch qualify for the nCAA Championship, earning an at-large bid in air rifle. With all the success on the range, three Rebels received All-gARC Honorable Mention honors and Lucas was named the confer ence’s Assistant Coach of the Year

PERFORMANCE CONSULTANT RAYMOND PRIOR

Raymond Prior enters his 13th season as a performance consultant with the West Virginia University rifle team.

A peak performance professional, Prior provides mental training services for the Mountaineers that is designed to help the team and its members build mindsets that promote more confident and consistent performances, as well as a richer enjoyment of performance

the author of Bullseye Mind: Mental toughness for Sport Shooting, Prior also works with coaches and athletes at the Professional, olympic, nCAA, amateur and youth-sports levels His clients also comprise of non-sport performers, including grammy winners, oscar winners and Emmy winners in cinema, television and music

A native of Sandia Park, new Mexico, Prior earned his Ph D in sport & exercise psychology and an M A in community counseling at West Virginia University in 2014 and 2013, respectively. He also earned a master’s degree in exercise & sport sciences from ithaca College in 2011

Prior, a former member of the United States National Soccer Development Team, played soccer at the intercollegiate level and earned his bachelor’s degrees in communication & journalism and psychology at the University of new Mexico

Prior to ole Miss, Lucas, a native of Speers, Pennsylvania, Lucas earned a spot on the WVU rifle team under coach Jon Hammond after trying out for the team as a freshman. In 2014, as a redshirt freshman, Lucas competed in the gARC Champion ships, placing third in smallbore (587) with a final score of (441).

As team captain for both the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons, Lucas led the Mountaineers to two nCAA Championship titles During his collegiate career, he earned All-American honors nine times, including nRA first team Smallbore and CRCA Second team his senior year other accomplishments include finishing in third in smallbore (583), and fifth in air rifle (593) at the 2016 GARC Championships.

Lucas graduated an Academic All-Big 12 and CRCA All-Academic student from WVU in May 2017 with a bachelor of science in petroleum & natural gas engineering

SUPPORT STAFF

2022-23 MOUNTAINEERS

NAME YR. HOMETOWN

HIGH SCHOOL

Malori Brown Sr China Spring, Texas China Spring HS

Tal Engler Jr Tzur Yigal, israel ort Shapira

Becca Lamb Jr. Centreville, Va. Westfield HS

Molly McGhin Jr. Griffin, Ga.

Visnu Pandian fr Noida, india Ahlcon international School

Natalie Perrin So Coopersville, Mich Coopersville HS

Matt Sanchez Jr Tampa, fla Paul R Wharton HS

Akihito Shimizu Sr Tokushima, Japan ohjisohgo

Calista Smoyer Sr Slatington, Pa Northern Lehigh HS

Mary Tucker Sr Sarasota, fla Sarasota Military Academy/Kentucky

Verena Zaisberger 5th Hohenems, Austria Musikgymnasium feldkirch

• Tallied a career-high 593 in smallbore at Navy (1/22), helping WVu shoot a program-record 2364 in the relay

• Also totaled a career-best aggregate score of 1186 against the Midshipmen

• Shot a season-best 597 in air rifle the following match against Akron and Morehead State (1/29)

2020-21 (JR.)

• NCAA Elite 90 Award

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle First Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Second Team

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Honorable Mention Team

Verena Zaisberger

2021-22 (SR.)

• NCAA Elite 90 Award

• CoSiDA Academic All-America Division

i Women’s At-Large first Team

• CoSiDA Academic All-District ii Women’s At-Large first Team

• Dr Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award

• Dr� Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarship Recipient

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Second Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Honorable Mention

• All-GARC Smallbore and Combined Second Team

• All-GARC Air Rifle Honorable Mention

• GARC Scholar-Athlete Representative

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Competed in all 13 matches; scores counted for 13 of those contests

• Second on the team in smallbore average, with 585 462

• Third on the team in aggregate average, with 1178 077

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined Score Second Team

• Second place, air rifle, GARC Championships

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Alternate at NCAA Championships

• Broke her career high aggregate score after shooting an 1186 to finish third overall at the GARC Championships

• At the conference championships, she finished first in air rifle (598) and sixth smallbore (588) 2019-20 (SO.)

• NRA All-America First Team Air Rifle

• CRCA All-America Honorable Mention

• All-GARC Air Rifle First Team

• All-GARC Combined Score Honorable Mention

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• CRCA All-Academic Team

• Shot a season high 597 to win air rifle against NC State

• Matched her season high in air rifle at ohio State, tying for the discipline win

• Recorded a season-high smallbore score of 583 against Kentucky

• Competed at 2020 GARC Championship, shooting 576 smallbore and 591 air rifle 2018-19 (FR.)

• Began her Mountaineer career in the spring

Head Coach: Jon Hammond (17th Season)

Assistant Coach: Jean-Pierre Lucas (1st Season)

• Scored a career-high 584 total in smallbore against ole Miss

• Shot 225.9 in the air rifle final to place third at the 2019 GARC Championship; entered the final in first place after shooting a career-best 598 in the open relay

HIGH SCHOOL

• Member of the Austrian National Team

• Competed at the iSSf Granada World Championships (2014), Suhl World Championships (2017) and Changwon World Championships (2018), as well as the 2017 iSSf Suhl Junior World Cup

• Individually, finished as high as ninth in the women’s 50m rifle prone at the 2018 ISSF Changwon World Championships; also claimed the junior women’s 50m rifle prone team event

• Helped three-person team win bronze in the junior women’s 50m rifle 3-positions event at the 2017 European Championships and in the junior women’s 50m rifle prone team event at the 2015 European Championships

• Placed 19th in the junior women’s 10m air rifle at the 2018 Munich H&N Cup

• finished 12th in the junior women’s 50m rifle 3 positions event at the 2018 Pilsen Shooting Hopes Championships

• in back-to-back appearances at the European Championships, finished ninth in the junior women’s 50m rifle prone (2016) and 19th in the junior women’s 50m rifle 3-positions (2017)

• Won consecutive Gold medals in the junior women’s 50m rifle 3-positions and the junior women’s 10m air rifle at the 2015 and 2016 Austrian Championships

• Attended Musikgymnasium feldkirch

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Helge Riechert and Maggy Zaisberger

• Has one brother

• Birthday is Dec� 30

• Graduated with a bachelor’s degree

in music and french in May 2022

• Currently pursuing a master’s degree in sport management

• Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

• Garrett ford Academic Honor Roll

ZAISBERGER’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle

598 GARC Championship, feb 23, 2019 GARC Championship, feb� 28, 2021

Smallbore 593 at Navy, Jan 22, 2022

Career Air Rifle

Year Matches Avg� High

2022 13 592�273 597

2021 9 593 375 595

2020 12 593 5 597

2019 4 594 75 598

Career Smallbore

Year Matches Avg� High

2022 13 586�182 593 2021 9 583 875 585 2020 12 576 167 583 2019 4 574 584

with a 591 at Navy (1/22)

• Tallied a season-best 594 in air rifle at the GARC Championships

• Competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting Rifle National Championships

2020-21 (SO.)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Honorable Mention

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Recorded a season best 588 in smallbore at the NCAA Qualifier

• Shot a season best 591 in air rifle against ole Miss and Kentucky

• Shot at the 2021 olympic uSA Shooting Smallbore olympic Trials where she placed fourth overall with a score of 4664

• Her fourth-place finish at the Olympic Trials made her a second alternate for the 2021 Tokyo olympics

2019-20 (FR.)

• NRA All-America Second Team Smallbore

• CRCA All-America Honorable Mention

• All-GARC Smallbore and Combined Score Second Teams

• Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team

• CRCA All-Academic Team

• Finished in a three-way tie for first in air rifle at Navy, recording a personal-best mark of 595

• Posted a career-high 589 smallbore mark against Kentucky, good for third place

• Competed at the 2020 GARC Championship, shooting 576 smallbore and 586 air rifle

HIGH SCHOOL

• 2019 National Rifle Association (NRA) Smallbore iron Man Champion

• 2018 u�S Army Pro football Hall of fame Award of Excellence finalist

• Participated in four uSA Junior olympic Championships and was an automatic air rifle and smallbore qualifier in 2017 and 2018

• Three-time member of the Randle international Women’s Team (2015, 2017-18)

• Two-time member of the NRA Drew international Junior Team (2017-18)

• Three-time team captain for the Buckhorn Shooting Team (2016-18)

• Two-time team captain of the Texas Hill Country Shooting Team (2018-19)

• Was the three-time reigning president of the 4-H McLennan County Sharpshooters

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Joel and Miranda Brown

• Mother played basketball at Tarleton State

• Birthday is Dec 29

• Majoring in exercise physiology

• Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

• Garrett ford Academic Honor Roll

BROWN’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle 595 at Navy, Nov� 23, 2019

Smallbore

591 at Navy, Jan 22, 2022

Career Air Rifle

Year Matches Avg� High 2022 12 589 636 593 2021 10 587 75 591 2020 12 588 083 595

Career Smallbore

Year Matches Avg� High 2022 12 585�909 591 2021 10 583 125 588 2020 12 581 333 589

2021-22 (JR.)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Second Team

• All-GARC Smallbore Second Team

• All-GARC Combined Honorable Mention

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Competed in all 12 matches; scores counted in three of those contests

• Shot an 1175 or better overall in seven contests

• Set and tied her career high in aggregate score, with an 1180 against Army, Air force and ohio State (11/14) and against Kentucky (2/12)

• Also set a new career high in smallbore,

• Claimed back-to-back Texas State Rifle Association 3-positions titles (2017-18)

• Was the 2018 NRA National Championships junior prone and 3-positions runner-up

• Was the High A Class prone winner at the 2018 uSA Shooting National Championships

• finished as the High C Class prone champion and runner-up in the junior 2 division at the 2017 uSA Shooting National Championships

• Placed seventh in the junior division on the third day of the 2016 uSA Shooting Winter Airgun Championships

• four-time team captain of the Texas State Rifle Association National Team (2016-19)

Akihito Shimizu

Sr.

2021-22 (JR.)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore and Air Rifle Second Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Third Team

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined Second Team

• Led WVu in smallbore average, with a 586,

and aggregate average (1180 615)

• Was second on the team in air rifle average (594.615)

• Competed in all 13 matches; scores counted for every match

• Placed third at the GARC Championships in the finals for smallbore (447.5) and air rifle (227.5)

• Also finished second overall at the GARC Championships for aggregate score, with a two-day total of 1187

• Tallied a combined score of 1180 or better in nine contests

• Posted a new career-high aggregate score of 1187 at the GARC Championships

• Also tallied a 599 in the air rifle qualifier at the GARC Championships to set a new career-best mark in the relay

• Shot a career-high 592 in smallbore at Navy (1/22), helping WVu shoot a program-record 2364 in the relay

2020-21 (SO.)

• All-GARC Air Rifle First Teams

• All-GARC Combined first Team

• All-GARC Smallbore Second Team

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle First Team

• Ninth place, air rifle, NCAA Championship

• finished 10th overall at the GARC Championships with a career high aggregate score of 1175

• Shot a career high 599 in air rifle against Ole Miss

2019-20 (FR.)

• NRA All-America First Team Air Rifle

• NRA All-America Second Team Smallbore

• CRCA All-America Second Team

• All-GARC Air Rifle and Combined Score first Teams

• All-GARC Smallbore Second Team

• Matched his career-high air rifle mark of 595 three times

• Won his first collegiate competition at Ole Miss, posting an 1185 aggregate total for a personal-best mark; shot a career-high 590 smallbore score to finish first and equaled his air rifle career-high total of 595 to place second

• Competed at the 2020 GARC Championship, shooting 579 smallbore and 590 air rifle

HIGH SCHOOL

• Member of the Japanese Junior National Team, competing in multiple world cups

• Claimed top-35 finishes in the junior men’s 50m rifle prone and the men’s 50m rifle 3 positions at the 2019 iSSf Suhl Junior World Cup

• Earned a ninth-place finish in the junior men’s 10m air rifle at the 2017 Asian Championships

• Placed seventh in the youth men’s 10m air rifle at the 2016 Asian Championships

• finished as high as 13th in the men’s 10m air rifle competition at the 2016 iSSf Gabala Junior World Cup

PERSONAL

• Son of Hidetsuna and Hiroko Shimizu

• Birthday is April 28

• Majoring in sport management

SHIMIZU’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle

599 ole Miss, Jan 31, 2021

Smallbore 592 at Navy, Jan� 22, 2022

Career Air Rifle Year Matches Avg High 2022 13 594 182 599 2021 8 596 33 599 2020 11 592�818 595

Career Smallbore Year Matches Avg High 2022 13 586 592 2021 8 574 833 587 2020 11 581 636 590

Akron and Morehead State, with a 598

• Shot a season-best 585 in smallbore against Army, Air force and ohio State to close out the fall

2020-21 (SO.)

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle First Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Second Team

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Honorable Mention Team

• All-GARC Air Rifle First Team

• All-GARC Combined Score Honorable Mention Team

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined Score first Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Second place, air rifle (598), GARC Championships

• Matched her career-high air rifle mark of 598 three times

• Competed at the 2021 National Junior olympic Championship

• Named to the uSA National futures Team

2019-20 (FR.)

• Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team

• CRCA All-Academic Team

• Posted a personal-best smallbore mark of 582, tying for fifth at Ohio State

• Won the air rifle title outright with a careerhigh total of 597 at the NCAA Qualifier

• Competed at the 2020 GARC Championship, shooting 571 smallbore and 588 air rifle

HIGH SCHOOL

• Three-time uSA Junior olympic Championships qualifier

• Two-time team captain for the Ontelaunee Junior Rifle Club

• Earned the CMP Distinguished Badge for 3 positions air

Calista

• 2018 Keystone Games champion in 3 positions air and air rifle

• Was named the 2018 American Smallbore Shooting Association (ASSA) smallbore civilian and intermediate junior champion

2021-22 (JR.)

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle Honorable Mention

• All-GARC Air Rifle First Team

• All-GARC Combined Honorable Mention

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Competed in 12 contests, while averaging an aggregate score of 1175 5

• Also averaged 581�75 in smallbore and 593.75 in air rifle

• Tallied a 595 or better in air rifle four times, including a 596 at the GARC Championships

• Tied her career high in air rifle against

• finished second in smallbore at the 2018 Pennsylvania Junior olympic Championships

• First-place qualifier in 3 positions at the 2017 CMP 3 positions Air Rifle Championships

• Claimed back-to-back Pennsylvania state prone junior titles (2016-17)

• Three-time NRA President’s 100 for smallbore and air rifle

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Ryan and Alana Smoyer

• Has two sisters

• Birthday is Dec� 9

• Majoring in exercise physiology

• Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll

• Garrett ford Academic Honor Roll

SMOYER’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle

598 Akron, ole Miss, Navy, Jan� 30, 2021 at Kentucky, feb 13, 2021 GARC Championships, feb 28, 2021 Akron, Morehead State, Jan 29, 2022

Smallbore

587 Akron, ole Miss, Navy, Jan� 30, 2021

Career Air Rifle

Year Matches Avg High

2022 12 593 75 598

2021 11 596 556 598

2020 12 589 667 597

Career Smallbore

Year Matches Avg High

2022 12 581 75 585

2021 11 581 333 587

2020 12 572 75 582

and 1187 182 in aggregate score, all which ranked second in the nation

• in smallbore, she shot 590 or better eight times in 13 matches, including a season-high 594 twice

• In air rifle, she tallied a 598 or better in nine matches and registered a perfect score of 600 in the discipline for the second time in her career against NC State (1/16)

• overall, she showed an aggregate score of 1190 or better in six matches

• Won a gold medal in the junior women’s air rifle event and a silver medal in the junior women’s smallbore event at the 2022 uSA Shooting Rifle National Championships

2020-21 (SO. – AT KENTUCKY)

• NCAA Smallbore individual National Champion

• NCAA Air Rifle Individual National Champion

• NCAA overall individual National Champion

• CRCA Athlete of the Year

• CRCA All-America Smallbore, Air Rifle and Aggregate First Team

• GARC Athlete of the Year

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined first Team

• Averaged 592 417 in smallbore, 597 75 in air rifle and aggregate of 1190.167

• Set career highs in both smallbore and air rifle during the season, with a 597 smallbore in the NCAA Qualifier and 600 air rifle in the Kentucky Long Rifle Match

• Her 597 smallbore score tied the NCAA record

• One of three perfect 600 air rifle scores in the NCAA during the year

• Posted two 1195 aggregate scores during the year, which tied the NCAA record

• The only shooter in the nation with two 595-plus smallbore scores

• Scored 1191 or higher six times during the year, while the rest of the NCAA totaled six

2019-20 (FR. – AT KENTUCKY)

• one of four in the NCAA to score a 599 or better, earning that score an impressive four times

• Earned seven of the nine NCAA aggregate scores of 1190 or above nationally

• Career-best smallbore was 595 vs Memphis at home

HIGH SCHOOL

• Won the junior Winter air gun and placed 2nd in the open

• finished third at the 2019 Nationals

• Third Place at the Meyton Cup in Austria

• Second Place at the H&N Cup in Germany

• Finished in first place of the qualifying round at the 2019 iSSf Rio World Cup before ultimately finishing eighth overall in the 10-meter air rifle competition

• Also competed in equestrian in high school and was a two-time florida State Reserve Champion

• Member of the JRoTC

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Jennifer Tucker Morgensen

• Has one brother

• Birthday is July 20

• Majoring in health and well-being

2021-22 (JR. – AT KENTUCKY)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore, Air Rifle and Aggregate First Team

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined first Team

• Qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in both women’s air rifle and smallbore

• Won a silver medal in Tokyo in the mixed team air rifle event

• In March 2021, Tucker won the Air Rifle 10M Gold at the iSSf World Cup

• Also competed at the Junior Pan-American Games, where she took home a pair of gold medals in the women’s 10-meter air rifle and mixed team events

• finished the season with averages of 590.182 in smallbore, 597 in air rifle

• CRCA All America first Team overall

• Collegiate All-America Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined First Team

• CRCA Rookie of the Year

• CRCA Shooter of the Year

• GARC Rookie of the Year

• GARC Shooter of the Year

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined first Team

• Second place in smallbore at GARC Championships

• Third place in air rifle at GARC Championships

• first place overall at GARC Championships

• one of three shooters in the NCAA to post a smallbore score of 593 or above, while she also had the top score in the discipline at 595

2021-22 (SO.)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore and Air Rifle Second Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Third Team

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined first Team

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Competed in all 13 contests; scored counted for each match

• Led the Mountaineers in air rifle, averaging 594 846 in the relay

• Shot a 595 or better in seven of WVu’s 13 events, including a career-best 599 against Kentucky in the regular-season finale (2/12)

• Tied her career-high mark in smallbore in the season opener, with a 591 at ole Miss (10/2)

• Also shot a 598 in air rifle against the Rebels, which brought her aggregate score to a career-high 1188

• Tallied an 1187 at the GARC Championships to win the gold medal for aggregate score

2020-21 (FR.)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Second Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Honorable Mention Team

• All-GARC Smallbore Honorable Mention

• fourth place overall at GARC Championships (1183)

• Second place, smallbore (590), GARC Championships

• Shot a career high aggregate score of 1183 twice

HIGH SCHOOL

• Member of the israel National Team and has represented her country at the international Shooting Sport federation (ISSF) Granada World Championships (2014), Suhl World Championships (2017) and Changwon World Championships (2018)

• Also participated in multiple iSSf Junior Cups, iSSf Junior World Cups and iSSf World Cups

• Holds the israeli national record in air rifle and smallbore

• Was named the 2018 National Team Shooter of the Year, as well as the 2017 Athlete of the Year

• finished as high as fourth in the 10m air rifle mixed team event at the 2018 iSSf Munich World Cup

• Earned a pair of top-five finishes in the junior women’s 50m rifle 3-positions event at the 2017 iSSf Suhl World Championships, as well as the 2017 European Championships

• Placed sixth in the junior women’s 10m air rifle event at the 2016 ISSF Suhl Junior World Cup and the 2017 European Championships

• finished sixth in the junior women’s 50m rifle prone event at the 2016 iSSf Gabala Junior World Cup

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Aviv and Ariela Engler

• Has two sisters

• Birthday is December 6

• Majoring in exercise physiology

ENGLER’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle

599 Kentucky feb 12, 2022

Smallbore 591 at ole Miss, oct 2, 2021

NCAA Qualifier, Feb. 20, 2021

Career Air Rifle Year Matches Avg High 2022 13 594 846 599 2021 11 591 333 597

Career Smallbore Year Matches Avg� High 2022 13 584 692 591 2021 11 583 889 591

HIGH SCHOOL

• Participated in four uSA Junior olympic Championships

• Three-time Eley High School All-American in air rifle

• Two-time Eley High School AllAmerican in smallbore

• Three-time Virginia air rifle state champion

• 2017 Virginia smallbore state champion

• Won a silver medal at the 2017 American Legion’s 3-Position Air Rifle Championship

• Placed second at the 2017 CMP National Championship

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Doug and Cindy Lamb

• Has one brother and one sister

• Birthday is July 28

• Majoring in computer science

LAMB’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle

598 Akron, ole Miss, Navy, Jan 30, 2021 Smallbore 587 Akron, ole Miss, Navy, Jan 30, 2021

Career Air Rifle

Becca Lamb

Jr. • 5-2 • Centreville, Va. Westfield HS

2021-22 (SO.)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Competed in 12 contests, averaging 1168 614 in combined score

• Tallied a 585 or better in smallbore in three contests

• Set new career highs in smallbore (589), air rifle (597) and aggregate score (1186) at NC State (10/17)

• Competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting National Rifle Junior Olympic Championships

2020-21 (FR.)

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle Second Team

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle Second Team

• All-GARC Air Rifle Second Team

• All-GARC Smallbore and Aggregate Honorable Mention Team

• Posted season averages of 1,173�964 (aggregate), 582�25 (smallbore) and 591.714 (air rifle)

• Shot season bests in smallbore (587), air rifle (597) and aggregate score (1183) against Akron, ole Miss and Navy on Jan 30

• Tallied an aggregate score of 1166 at the GARC Championships, including 579 in smallbore and 587 in air rifle

Year Matches Avg High 2022 11 589 364 597 2021 9 591 714 596

Career Smallbore

Year Matches Avg� High 2022 12 579�25 589 2021 10 582 25 587

Molly McGhin

Jr. • 5-7 • Griffin, Ga.

2021-22 (SO.)

• CRCA All-America Smallbore, Air Rifle and Aggregate Honorable Mention

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined Second Team

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large first Team

• Competed in 10 contests; scores counted for seven of those matches

• Missed the first two matches of the year while competing at the iSSf Junior World Championships

• Helped the u�S bring home a gold medal in the 50-meter, three positions event, as a part of the women’s team junior finals

• She also won a silver medal in the mixed team smallbore match at the Junior World Championships

• Averaged a combined score of 1177 6, including a 584.4 in smallbore and a 593.2 in air rifle

• Set a new career high in smallbore at NC State (10/17), shooting a 590 in the relay

• Tied the NCAA and WVu record for air rifle score, shooting a perfect score of 600 against TCu (11/6)

• Sixth shooter in program history to tally a 600 in air rifle

• Competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting Rifle National Championships

• Also competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting National Rifle Junior Olympic Championships 2020-21 (FR.)

• Junior olympics National futures Team

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle First Team

• CRCA All-America Smallbore Second Team

• CRCA All-America Aggregate Honorable Mention Team

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined Second Teams

• Posted season averages of 1,177�111 (aggregate), 582 889 (smallbore) and 594.222 (air rifle)

• Shot a season-best 587 in smallbore in the NCAA Qualifying Match on feb 20

• Also shot a season-best in air rifle (596) against ole Miss and Kentucky on Jan 31 and feb 13, respectively

• Totaled a season-high aggregate score 1180 twice; at Akron and in the NCAA Qualifier

• Tallied an aggregate score of 1177 at the GARC Championships, including 584 in smallbore and 593 in air rifle

• Also amassed an aggregate score of 1171 at the NCAA Championships (579 in smallbore, 592 in air rifle)

HIGH SCHOOL

• five-time uSA Junior olympic Championships qualifier

• Three-time team captain of the Georgia Competitive Shooters

• Two-time Eley High School AllAmerican (2018-19)

• 2019 Georgia smallbore state champion

• Competed at the 2019 u�S Army National Championships with her club team, placing first in air rifle and third in smallbore

• individually, earned a fourth-place finish in air rifle at the 2019 U.S. Army National Championships

• Helped her team claim back-to-back National orion League Championships (2016-17), as well as a runner-up finish in 2018

• Received a bronze medal in smallbore in 2018 and placed 15th in smallbore at the 2019 olympic Trials in fort Benning, Georgia

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Steve and Connie McGhin

• Has two brothers and one sister

• Birthday is September 6

• Majoring in psychology

MCGHIN’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle 600 vs TCu, Nov 6, 2021

Smallbore 590 at NC State, oct 20, 2021

Career Air Rifle Year Matches Avg High 2022 10 593 2 600 2021 11 596 556 598

Career Smallbore Year Matches Avg High 2022 10 584 4 590 2021 11 581 333 587

1175 917, including 582 917 in smallbore and 593 in air rifle

• Tied his career-high smallbore score after shooting a 597 against Army, Air force and ohio State (11/14)

• Tallied season bests in air rifle (597) and aggregate (1183) score at Navy (1/22)

• Tied his season high in air rifle during the NCAA Qualifying Match, with a 597

• Competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting Rifle National Championships

• Also competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting National Rifle Junior Olympic Championships, where he brought home the gold medal in the men’s smallbore final

2020-21 (FR.)

• Junior olympics National futures Team

• All-GARC Air Rifle and Combined Second Teams

• All-GARC Smallbore Honorable Mention Team

• Placed sixth in air rifle (597) at the GARC Championships

• Posted season averages of 1,169 786 (aggregate), 577 5 (smallbore) and 592.286 (air rifle)

• Shot a season-best 585 in smallbore against Akron, ole Miss and Navy on Jan� 30

• Also totaled a season-best aggregate score (1,178) in the Jan 30 match

• Tallied a season-high 598 in air rifle against Akron on Jan. 16

HIGH SCHOOL

• Member of the united States National Team and has represented Team uSA at the 2018 International Shooting Sport Federation (iSSf) Changwon World Championships

• Also competed in a trio of iSSf World Cups and a pair of iSSf Junior World Cups

• Appeared in four consecutive uSA Junior olympic Championships and won Gold in the men’s 50m rifle prone event (2016), men’s 50m 3-positions event (2018) and the men’s 10m air rifle event (2019); also earned a runner-up finish in the men’s 50m 3-positions event in 2019

• Two-time Eley High School AllAmerican in smallbore and air rifle

Matt Sanchez

Jr. • 5-7 • Tampa, Fla. Paul R. Warton HS

2021-22 (SO.)

• All-GARC Smallbore, Air Rifle and Combined Honorable Mention

• Competed in 12 matches; scores counted for two contests

• Averaged an aggregate score of

• Claimed back-to-back titles in both the junior men’s 10m air rifle event and the men’s 50m 3-positions event at the uSA Shooting Junior Olympics State Qualifiers (2018-19)

PERSONAL

• Son of freddy and Elizabeth Sanchez

• Has one sister

• Birthday is September 2

• Majoring in finance

SANCHEZ’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle 598 Akron, ole Miss, Navy, Jan 30, 2021

Smallbore

587 Akron, ole Miss, Navy, Jan 30, 2021 Army, Air force, ohio State, Nov� 14, 2021

Career Air Rifle Year Matches Avg High 2022 12 593 597

2021 11 596 556 598

Career Smallbore Year Matches Avg High 2022 12 582 917 587

2021 11 581 333 587

• Her smallbore score of 589 at Navy (1/22) helped WVu shoot a programrecord 2364 in the relay

• Competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting Rifle National Championships

• Also competed at the 2022 uSA Shooting National Rifle Junior Olympic Championships, where she took home a bronze medal in the women’s smallbore final

HIGH SCHOOL

• 2020-2021 Michigan smallbore Junior olympic State Champion

• 2019-2021 Michigan air rifle Junior olympic State champion

• 2019 NRA intermediate Junior 3-Position Smallbore Champion

• Competed with the National Junior Rifle Team at the El Salvador Junior Grand Prix

• Competed in two Junior olympic Championships (2020-21, 2019-20)

• Won the NRA State Championship titles for Air Rifle and Smallbore from 2019-21

• Was tabbed as the Top Junior at the 2020 CMP Dixie Double and the uSAS/CMP 2020 Winter Airgun Championships

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Jeff and Jocelyn Perrin

• Has one sister

Natalie Perrin

So. • 5-5 • Coopersville, Mich. Coopersville HS

2021-22 (FR.)

• GARC Rookie of the Year

• CRCA All-America Air Rifle Honorable Mention

• All-GARC Air Rifle Second Team

• All-GARC Smallbore and Combined Honorable Mention

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Competed in 11 contests; scores counted for nine of those matches

• Missed the first two matches of the year while competing at the iSSf Junior World Championships

• Shot a career-high 596 in air rifle vs. TCU (11/6)

• Tallied career highs in smallbore (589) and aggregate (1184) score in back-to-back matches in the fall finale and the spring opener

• Birthday is November 18

• Majoring in public relations and advertising

PERRIN’S PERSONAL BESTS

Air Rifle

596 vs TCu, Nov 6, 2021

Smallbore

589 Army, Air force, ohio State, Nov� 14, 2021 at Navy, Jan 22, 2022

Career Air Rifle Year Matches Avg High 2022 11 593 727 596

Career Smallbore Year Matches Avg High 2022 11 582�545 589

Visnu Pandian

Fr. • 5-5 • Noida, India

Ahlcon International School

HIGH SCHOOL

• Competed for the Ahlcon international School, as well as his club team, Topgun Sports Academy

• Won four gold medals and a silver medal at the high school and state levels

• Was crowned the 10-meter Junior Men’s individual Champion at the 2019 uP State Shooting Championship

• A pair of his gold medals in high school/state competitions came in the 10-meter Air Rifle u17 Boys competition at the inter School Sports and Games Competitions from 2018-19

• on the national stage, he won a gold medal in the 10-meter rifle event in the junior men’s foreign national division at the 64th india National Shooting Championship in 2021

• Also competed at the 63rd National Shooting Championship (628 9) and the 62nd National Shooting Championship (624 4)

• Earned a silver and bronze medal while competing at the 62nd National Shooting Championship

• in open competition, he holds 10 gold medals, two silver medals and a bronze medal

• Recipient of the 2019 Khelo india Youth Games Scholarship by the Sports Authority of India (10-meter Air Rifle Shooting)

PERSONAL

• Son of Sridhar Sivasubbu and Meenakshi Sridhar

• Birthday is January 2

• Majoring in computer science

SEASON PREVIEW

Prior to the start of the 2022-23 season, West Virginia University coach Jon Hammond gives an outlook on this year’s team and what steady improvements the team needs to make to capture the program’s nation-best 20th NCAA title.

On his 2022-23 roster and his assessment of preseason practices: We’re excited for this year. anytime you add one of the best shooters in the country and an olympic medalist (Mary Tucker), that’s obviously going to change your team. i think our team makeup has changed with bringing Mary in, and so far through preseason, practice has been good. There are still things we want to improve on. i think sometimes the pros and cons of few people leaving and few people coming in is you have consistency, you have a roster that you know and sometimes it’s harder to mix things up a little bit, too.

But i think another huge difference is having JP (as sistant coach Jean-Pierre Lucas) here. it’s always sad when someone leaves. Soren (Butler) was awesome. We did a lot of great things in his five years here, and change is inevitable. it’s part of the business. i was super excited to bring JP back, and as every coach is different, he’s different and brings some

thing different to the team. i think what makes him such a good coach is his work ethic, his drive and his dedication to all the small details. We’ve kind of still been adjusting to everything. He’s learning the team, and they’re learning about him.

We’re looking forward to getting the season start ed. Preseason is preseason. You never really know what’s going to happen. We’re fully aware there are some great teams out there that have been better than us for a few years now, and we kind of still playing catch up. But we’re looking forward to fighting this year and working as hard as we can to try and close that gap back up and seeing what we can achieve.

On the impact of adding senior Mary Tucker and her championship pedigree to the team:

We’ve gone quite a while now where we don’t have anyone that has experienced winning a national championship, to know what it’s like and the things you need to do for that to happen. Mary does. You can see how she trains and her expectations of herself – her striving for perfect but also the confidence she has in her abilities and her ability to perform.

But also, JP – JP was not only a five-time national Championship winner, but it was right here. i think bringing those two in together, they’re kind of coming in saying ‘Yeah, we can win a national championship. it’s not going to be easy, but in order to do so, these are the things we have to do.’ it’s lots of little things like challenging the rest of the team, pushing the team a little bit more.

For Mary, it’s just having someone who shoot ing higher scores on a daily basis in the range. now, everyone on the team has someone to look towards and push to get better or to chase. For some, it may take some pressure off their shoulders in matches to not have that expectation to try and be the top scorer.

and JP, as well, is going to challenge them and push them for us to get better and improve.

On

sophomore Natalie Perrin and how she can build off winning GARC Rookie of the Year:

natalie had a great freshman year. i think her attitude is one of her strengths. With her work ethic to come and train but also her attitude towards matches, she’s able to bring her best to competi tion. She’s not afraid of competition. Honestly, i think we’re just looking for her to get better.

Smallbore was still pretty new for her last year, and she improved a lot, but there are sometimes a lot of easy ways to improve as a freshman because you’re getting coaching on a daily basis. You’re getting training on a daily basis, and you’re around

2022-23 SCHEDULE

DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Sat. oct. 1 MeMPHiS Morgantown, W.Va. 10 a.m.

Sat. oct. 8 oLe MiSS Morgantown, W.Va. 10 a.m.

Sat. oct. 15 vs. UTeP Colorado Springs, Colo. TBa

Sun. oct. 16 at air Force Colorado Springs, Colo. TBa

Sat. nov. 5 UaF/TCU/UK (SB) Morgantown, W.Va. 10 a.m.

Sun. nov. 6 UaF/TCU/UK (aR) Morgantown, W.Va. 10 a.m.

Sat. nov. 12 at army West Point, n.Y. TBa

Fri. nov. 18 nC STaTe Morgantown, W.Va. 10 a.m.

Fri. Jan. 13 at alaska-Fairbanks Fairbanks, alaska TBa

Sat. Jan. 14 UaF/Ga. Southern/UK Fairbanks, alaska TBa

Sat. Jan. 21 at ohio State Columbus, ohio TBa

Sun. Jan. 22 at akron akron, ohio TBa

Sat. Jan. 28 naVY Morgantown, W.Va. 10 a.m.

Sat. Feb. 11 at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. TBa

Sat. Feb. 18 nCaa Qualifier (VMi) Lexington, Va. TBa

Sat.-Sun. Feb. 25-26 GaRC Championships Morgantown, W.Va. TBa

Fri.-Sat. March 10-11 nCaa Championships akron, ohio TBa

All times are Eastern and subject to change

a team, which often you haven’t been before. You’re often get new equipment, and you have all these extra resources. So, freshman year, while it is challenging and everything is new and you’re adjusting to college; if you’re able to do that well, there are so many other changes that can create quicker improvement.

after that, during your sophomore, junior and senior years, you’re adjusted more to college life, and i think that becomes easier. Your life balance becomes easier, but sometimes, the quick-and-easy improvements aren’t there anymore. So, it comes down to just getting better, just putting the hours in and working harder. i think she’s ready for that, she’s aware of that.

We’re excited to see how she can continue to improve and build off that freshman year. as you go through the years, you have to dig deeper and deeper to find those ways to improve. We’re defi nitely confident that she’s going to be able to do that, and i think she knows what she needs to do and has a great attitude, like i said, to get to work and do those things.

On his team’s experience and depth heading into the new season:

We had a very deep team last year. There are defi nitely some that had their challenges last year that have shown improvement already. They’re working hard and having a good attitude, and hopefully, we’ll see improvements from them. if you go back and look at our averages, a very large amount of them are all very similar in where they’re at with

scores and averages. So, we’ll have to see how things progress, and i think those that are the most committed, work the hardest and have the best attitudes will be the ones that probably show the most improvement and will rise to the top as the year goes on.

On the rise of competition in collegiate rifle and his outlook on the team’s schedule:

We have to shoot against all the best teams. We’re excited to have our Fall Classic. We’re bringing in the three best teams from last year here to campus to have a tournament-style weekend.

The standard last year went up and up. every record got broken last year, and not just once, but multiple teams broke them multiple times. and it was by those three teams – TCU, Kentucky and alaska. They all broke or tied one of the different records at one time. That’s going to be a big challenge.

We had a really good run for a while, and teams had to figure out ways to get better and catch us. We’re kind of in that boat now, but we’ve continued to improve. oftentimes, it’s a challenge as a coach to look and say, ‘The last two years, we’ve finished sixth place and fourth place at nCaas, but our season average has been getting better.’ and we’ve been shooting good scores, but other teams have been doing it faster. There is a cap, there is a perfect score. We’re getting closer and closer to that, so to find improvement gets harder and harder.

We’re going to get challenged on our schedule. We have those three teams coming in for the Fall Clas

sic, and then, we’re going to go up to alaska and compete against them up at their place for a couple days. Kentucky will be there for one day, as well. our last conference match will be Kentucky, which often decides the regular season. and then, conference championships and nCaas will cap the year.

So, we’re going to see those teams a good bit. There are many other good teams out there as well, including ole Miss. We’re going to go to air Force, who also is a team that finished ahead of us last year.

We have to challenge ourselves and shoot against the best teams. We need to see where we stack up, try to make improvements, go with confidence and go from there.

on overarching message to his team this season:

i think consistency is important, for sure. naturally, you want to peak at the end of the year. if we’re going to shoot a school record, we want to do it in February and March, not in September or october.

We need to be consistent, but we also have to show steady improvement. That’s going to come from working harder, raising our standards – and not just in the scores we shoot in matches. i think just our standards for our actions and our behav iors; how we practice, how much we practice and just how we are as a team.

i think there are definitely things we can improve there, and if we can show steady improvement in many small areas throughout the year, not only do i think consistency will come, but we’ll be able to peak and be our best towards the end of the season.

WVU RIFLE

QUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location

.Mountaineers

Morgantown, w .va Enrollment 28,000+ Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Colors old Gold (PMS 124) and Blue (PMS 295) Conference Great America Rifle Conference (GARC) President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . e Gordon Gee

Director of Athletics wren Baker (Southeastern oklahoma State ‘01)

COACHING

STAFF

Jon Hammond (17th Season) Alma Mater west virginia, 2005 Record at WVU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169-17 (15 Seasons) Overall Record Same Asst. Coach Jean-Pierre Lucas (west virginia ‘17)

Head Coach

RIFLE HISTORY

Season of Rifle 73rd First Year of Rifle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1951

All-Time Record 690-105 ( 868) NCAA Championships (Last) 19 (2017) NCAA Championships Appearances (Last) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 (2022) NCAA Individal Champions (Last) 28 (2018) NRA All-America Honors 468 Olympians 34

TEAM INFORMATION

2021-22 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1 2021-22 GARC Record 7-1 NCAA Finish 6th, 4700 All-America Honors 15 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/1 Newcomers 2

SEASON REVIEW 2021-22

12-1, 7-1 Great American Rifle Conference (T-1st)

• West Virginia finished with a 12-1 record, including a 7-1 mark inside the Great American Rifle Conference (GARC).

• The Mountaineers finished the season by capturing a share of the 2021-22 GARC regularseason title, along with Kentucky, marking the second consecutive season that WVU has brought home the regular-season crown.

• During the regular season, West Virginia defeated eight top-10 opponents, including two top-five teams.

• WVU also won 10 or more matches for the 12th time under coach Jon Hammond, who improved his career record to 169-17 (.908) in 2021-22.

• Against TCU on Nov. 6, sophomore Molly McGhin became the sixth shooter in program history to shoot a perfect 600 in air rifle. The mark also tied the school and NCAA record in the relay.

• The Mountaineers shot an NCAA Qualifying Score of 9441, which helped them earn their 14th consecutive bid to the NCAA Rifle Championships. WVU entered the field as the sixth-ranked team.

• At the 201-22 GARC Championships, hosted by Army, West Virginia shot a 2345 smallbore and a 2387 in air rifle for a combined score of 4732 to finish second at this year’s championships.

• Prior to the GARC Championships, nine Mountaineer shooters earned a combined 25 honors on this year’s All-GARC teams.

• Of WVU’s 25 All-GARC honors this year, eight student-athletes made the smallbore team, seven made the air rifle team and eight were a part of the combined (smallbore and air rifle) team.

• Additionally, freshman Natalie Perrin was named the GARC’s Rookie of the Year, after averaging scores of 582.5 in smallbore, 593 in air rifle and 1175.5 overall in 2021-22.

• The Coopersville, Michigan, native is the first Mountaineer to win GARC Rookie of the Year since Milica Babic in 2017 and the eighth in program history.

• Senior Verena Zaisberger represented West Virginia in the GARC’s Scholar-Athlete category for the second consecutive season.

• Zaisberger also received her second NCAA Elite 90 Award for Division I Rifle, the sport’s top academic honor, in 2021-22.

• The Hohenems, Austria, native joins Elizabeth

Gratz, who took home the honor in 2017 and 2018, as the second different shooter in program history to receive the Elite 90 Award twice.

• Zaisberger also was one of 19 Mountaineers and 168 Big 12 Conference student-athletes to be recognized with the 2022 Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award – the Big 12’s highest academic honor.

• The Mountaineers concluded their season by shooting a 4700 at the 2022 NCAA Rifle Championships, hosted by Air Force, and finished sixth at the event.

• WVU’s 2380 in air rifle at the NCAA Championships were good for second place in the discipline.

• Following the season, eight student-athletes took home 15 combined All-America honors from the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association, including sophomore Tal Engler, McGhin and junior Akihito Shimizu, who each made an appearance on all three teams.

• Seven student-athletes were selected to the 2022 Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team, including Zaisberger, who was one of three student-athletes on the conference-wide list to earn a 4.0 grade-point average (GPA).

• Additionally, eight shooters were named to the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association’s (CRCA) Scholastic All-America Team, tied for the most in program history.

• To close out the year, Zaisberger was named to the 2021-22 Academic All-District II Women’s At-Large First Team by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), before being selected to the 2021-22 CoSIDA Academic All-America Division I Women’s At-Large First Team.

• Zaisberger also was selected to receive the Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarship from the Big 12 Conference at year’s end.

MALORI BROWN

• CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore)

• All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore)

• All-GARC Honorable Mention (Combined)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

JARED EDDY

• CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore)

• All-GARC Honorable Mention (Smallbore)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

TAL ENGLER

• CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle)

• CRCA All-America Third Team (Aggregate)

• All-GARC First Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

BECCA LAMB

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

MOLLY MCGHIN

• CRCA All-America Honorable Mention (Aggregate, Smallbore, Air Rifle)

• All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

NATALIE PERRIN

• GARC Rookie of the Year

• CRCA All-America Honorable Mention (Air Rifle)

• All-GARC Second Team (Air Rifle)

• All-GARC Honorable Mention (Smallbore, Combined)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

MATT SANCHEZ

• All-GARC Honorable Mention (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

AKIHITO SHIMIZU

• CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle)

• CRCA All-America Third Team (Aggregate)

• All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore, Air Rifle, Combined)

CALISTA SMOYER

• CRCA All-America Honorable Mention (Air Rifle)

• All-GARC First Team (Air Rifle)

• All-GARC Honorable Mention (Combined)

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

VERENA ZAISBERGER

• NCAA Elite 90 Award

• CoSIDA Academic All-America Division

I Women’s At-Large First Team

• CoSIDA Academic All-District II Women’s At-Large First Team

• Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award

• Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarship Recipient

• CRCA Scholastic All-America Team

• GARC Scholar-Athlete (WVU)

• CRCA All-America Second Team (Smallbore)

• CRCA All-America Honorable Mention (Aggregate)

• All-GARC Second Team (Smallbore, Combined)

• All-GARC Honorable Mention (Air Rifle)

• Academic All-Big 12 At-Large First Team

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2021-22

JARED EDDY

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 584 586 1170

Oct. 3 at Murray State 588 589 1177

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 582 586 1168

Oct. 17 at NC State 584 589 1173 Nov. 6 vs. TCU 585 597 1182 Nov. 13 ARMY 589 586 1175 Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 584 592 1176

Jan. 22 at Navy 588 596 1184

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 584 596 1180 Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 579 589 1168

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 593 595 1188 Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 581 596 1177 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships 580 592 1172

Season Average 584.692 591.462 1176.154 2021-22 High 593 597 1184

Career High 595 597 1190

TAL ENGLER

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 591 598 1188 Oct. 3 at Murray State 584 597 1181 Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 587 596 1183 Oct. 17 at NC State 586 594 1180

Nov. 6 vs. TCU 582 594 1176 Nov. 13 ARMY 583 590 1173 Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 586 593 1179 Jan. 22 at Navy 590 593 1183 Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 587 595 1182

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 586 599 1185

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 587 592 1179 Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 590 597 1187 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships 563 595 1158

MALORI BROWN

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 587 590 1177

Oct. 3 at Murray State 585 588 1173

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 585 590 1175

Oct. 17 at NC State 588 586 1174

Nov. 6 vs. TCU 583 592 1175

Nov. 13 ARMY 580 590 1170

Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 580 592 1180

Jan. 22 at Navy 591 588 1179

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 584 587 1171

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 587 593 1180

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 587 590 1177

Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 578 594 1172 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships DNP DNP DNP

Season Average 585.25 590 1175.25 2021-22 High 591 594 1180

Career High 591 595 1180

Season Average

584.692 594.846 1179.538 2021-22 High 589 597 1186

Career High 589 597 1186

BECCA LAMB

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 575 583 1158 Oct. 3 at Murray State 579 589 1168

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 586 584 1170

Oct. 17 at NC State 589 597 1186

Nov. 6 vs. TCU 585 587 1172

Nov. 13 ARMY 581 583 1164

Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 577 DNP 577

Jan. 22 at Navy 580 592 1172

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 582 594 1176

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 574 594 1168

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 574 590 1164

Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 596 590 1159 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships DNP DNP DNP

Season Average

579.25 589.364 1168.614 2021-22 High 589 597 1186

Career High 589 597 1186

MOLLY MCGHIN

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss DNP DNP DNP

Oct. 3 at Murray State DNP DNP DNP

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 586 595 1181

Oct. 17 at NC State 590 595 1185

Nov. 6 vs. TCU 589 600 1189

Nov. 13 ARMY 586 594 1180

Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 583 595 1178

Jan. 22 at Navy 589 594 1183

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 579 593 1172

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 585 589 1174

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 573 588 1161

Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 584 589 1173 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships DNP DNP DNP

Season Average 584.4 593.2 1177.6 2021-22 High 590 600 1189

Career High 590 600 1189

NATALIE PERRIN

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss DNP DNP DNP

Oct. 3 at Murray State DNP DNP DNP

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 585 593 1178

Oct. 17 at NC State 581 592 1173

Nov. 6 vs. TCU 583 596 1179

Nov. 13 ARMY 581 590 1171

Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 589 595 1184

Jan. 22 at Navy 589 595 1184

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 586 594 1180

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 573 594 1167

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 581 594 1175

Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 582 592 1174

Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships 578 596 1174

AKIHITO SHIMIZU

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 583 596 1179 Oct. 3 at Murray State 586 594 1180 Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 581 595 1176 Oct. 17 at NC State 586 597 1183 Nov. 6 vs. TCU 585 595 1180 Nov. 13 ARMY 587 596 1183 Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 584 596 1180 Jan. 22 at Navy 592 593 1185 Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 591 589 1180 Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 587 589 1176 Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 584 596 1180 Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 588 599 1187 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships 584 595 1179

Season Average 586 594.615 1180.615 2021-22 High 592 599 1187 Career High 592 599 1187

CALISTA SMOYER

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 578 583 1175 Oct. 3 at Murray State 584 594 1178 Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 576 593 1169 Oct. 17 at NC State 583 593 1176 Nov. 6 vs. TCU 582 589 1171 Nov. 13 ARMY 584 596 1180 Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 585 589 1174 Jan. 22 at Navy 579 596 1175 Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 584 598 1182 Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 582 592 1174 Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 578 592 1170 Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 586 596 1182 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships DNP DNP DNP

Season Average

582.545 593.727 1176.272 2021-22 High 589 596 1184

Career High 589 596 1184

MATT SANCHEZ

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 585 592 1177

Oct. 3 at Murray State 576 590 1166

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 586 595 1181

Oct. 17 at NC State 583 595 1178

Nov. 6 vs. TCU 584 593 1177

Nov. 13 ARMY 584 591 1175

Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 587 592 1179

Jan. 22 at Navy 586 597 1183

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 578 589 1167

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 580 590 1170

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 586 597 1183

Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 580 595 1175 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships DNP DNP DNP

Season Average 581.75 593.75 1175.50 2021-22 High 585 598 1182 Career High 587 598 1185

VERENA ZAISBERGER

Date Match

Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss 587 594 1181 Oct. 3 at Murray State 592 589 1181 Oct. 10 MEMPHIS 587 588 1175 Oct. 17 at NC State 586 596 1182 Nov. 6 vs. TCU 580 593 1173

Nov. 13 ARMY 590 593 1183

Nov. 14 ARMY-AIR FORCE-OHIO STATE 591 592 1183

Jan. 22 at Navy 593 593 1186

Jan. 29 AKRON-MOREHEAD STATE 583 597 1180

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY 577 589 1166

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match 582 591 1173

Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships 585 595 1180 Mar. 11-12 NCAA Championships 578 596 1174

Season Average

582.917 593 1175.917 2021-22 High 587 597 1183

Career High 587 598 1183

Season Average

585.462 592.615 1178.077 2021-22 High 593 597 1186

Career High 593 598 1186

2021-22

SEASON RESULTS

Date Opponent Result

Oct. 2 at Ole Miss * W, 4733-4683 Oct. 3 at Murray State W, 4725-4674

Oct. 10 MEMPHIS * W, 4718-4622

Oct. 17 at NC State * W, 4730-4652

Nov. 6 vs. TCU ! W, 4724-4723

Nov. 13 ARMY * W, 4711-4659 Nov. 14 ARMY * W, 4724-4653 AIR FORCE W, 4724-4703 OHIO STATE W, 4724-4671

Jan. 22 at Navy * W, 4739-4712 Jan. 29 AKRON * W, 4726-4670 MOREHEAD STATE W, 4726-4642

Feb. 12 KENTUCKY * L, 4700-4702

Feb. 19 NCAA Qualifying Match & 4707 Feb. 25-26 GARC Championships # 4732 (2nd) March 11-12 NCAA Championships $ 4700 (7th) * - GARC match ! - Fort Wayne, Ind. & - Morgantown, W.Va. # - West Point, N.Y. $ - Colorado Springs, Colo.

OVERALL RECORD – 12-1, 7-1 GARC RANKING – NO. 4, FINAL 2022 CRCA POLL

WVU SEASON AVERAGE – 4720.692

WVU AIR RIFLE AVERAGE – 2378.077

WVU SMALLBORE AVERAGE – 2342.615

WVU OPPONENT AVERAGE – 4674.31

2022-23

WVU RECORDS

For the 2004-05 season the NCAA Rules Committee implemented a 60-shot smallbore/60-shot air rifle course of fire. Prior to that year, a 120-shot smallbore/40-shot air rifle course was used.

INDIVIDUAL

SMALLBORE, FULL COURSE (1200): 1188, Nicole Allaire at Tennessee Tech, March 2, 2003

SMALLBORE, FULL COURSE (600*): 595, Petra Zublasing at 2013 GARC Championships (Oxford, Miss ), Feb 23, 2013

SMALLBORE, PRONE (400): 400, by several shooters

SMALLBORE, PRONE (200*): 200, by several shooters; last shot by david koenders at 2020 GARC Championships (Memphis, Tenn ), Feb 28, 2020

SMALLBORE, KNEELING (400): 400, Wade Tyner vs kentucky, dec 1, 2001 400, Gary Hardy vs Tennessee Tech, March 3, 1989

SMALLBORE, KNEELING (200*): 199, by several shooters; last shot by Malori Brown vs kentucky, Feb 15, 2020

SMALLBORE, STANDING (400): 395, Nicole Allaire vs Tennessee Tech, March 2, 2003

SMALLBORE, STANDING (200*): 199, Ginny Thrasher vs Ohio State, Oct 2, 2016 199, Milica Babic vs Nebraska, Jan 22, 2017 199, Ginny Thrasher vs� TCU, Nov� 4, 2017

AIR RIFLE, 40 SHOTS (400): 397, Ann-Marie Pfiffner vs. St. John’s, Nov. 9, 1991

AIR RIFLE, 60 SHOTS (600*):

600, Nicco Campriani vs Alaska-Fairbanks, Jan 22, 2011

600, Nicco Campriani vs Columbus State at kentucky, Feb 6, 2011

600, Petra Zublasing vs Army, Oct 22, 2011 600, elizabeth Gratz at kentucky, Feb 11, 2017 600, Ginny Thrasher vs Army, Nov 5, 2017

600, Molly McGhin vs. TCU, Nov. 6, 2021

AGGREGATE, 120 SHOTS (1200*): 1193, Petra Zublasing vs Murray State, Feb 9, 2013

SEASON AVERAGES ^

SMALLBORE, 60 SHOTS (600*): 591 33 (12 matches), Petra Zublasing, 2012-13

AIR RIFLE, 60 SHOTS (600*): 597 0 (12 matches), Nicco Campriani, 2010-11

AGGREGATE, 120 SHOTS (1200*): 1187 67 (12 matches), Petra Zublasing, 2012-13

TEAM

SMALLBORE, FULL COURSE (4800): 4704 vs Alaska-Fairbanks, Jan 29, 2002

Rich Sawyer (1185), Steve Powell (1179), Wade Tyner (1173) and Josh Byers (1172)

SMALLBORE, FULL COURSE (2400*): 2364 at Navy, Jan 22, 2022

Tal engler (590), Molly McGhin (589), Natalie Perrin (589), Akihito Shimizu (592), Verena Zaisberger (593)

AIR RIFLE, FULL COURSE (1600): 1562 at Canisius, Feb 17, 1996

Matt Aquaro (388), Trevor Gathman (391), kim Howe (393) and Marcos Scrivner (390)

AIR RIFLE, FULL COURSE (2400*): 2392 vs Ole Miss, Oct 21, 2017

Morgan Phillips (596), david koenders (597), elizabeth Gratz (598), Milica Babic (598) and Ginny Thrasher (599)

AGGREGATE TEAM RECORD

SMALLBORE AND AIR RIFLE (6400): 6241 at NCAA Championships, March 4, 1995

Jean Foster (1174, 390), Trevor Gathman (1173, 390), Ryan Meagher (1161, --), Marcos Scrivner (--, 393) and Tal Wilkins (1175, 385))

AGGREGATE TEAM RECORD

SMALLBORE AND AIR RIFLE (4800*): 4742 vs� Murray State, Nov� 12, 2017

Morgan Phillips (590, 591), Ginny Thrasher (583, 599), david koenders (587, 595), Milica Babic (591, 594) and elizabeth Gratz (588, 598)

* category established in the 2004-05 season

^ student-athlete must participate in at least 80 percent of matches to attain season average record

% - NCAA Record

CAREER COACHING RECORDS

COACH

Maj John Nicholas

SEASONS YEARS RECORD PCT

1951 52 2 25 3 893

Capt� kendrick Barlow 1953 54 2 27 3 �900

Capt Clair L Book 1955-57 3 33 16 673

Capt Hugh H Jones 1958 59 2 17 13 567

Capt Charles R Means 1960 63 4 53 5 914

M/Sgt Charles Haley 1964 1 19 0 1 000

M/Sgt Francis Orchard 1965 66 2 22 3 880

Sgt Joe Gravens 1967 68 2 13 4 765

S/Sgt Robert McNickle 1969 70 2 10 4 714

Sp 4 Gary Grady 1971 1 5 3 625

Greg Yantis 1972 1 5 2 �714

M/Sgt Bobby Timms 1973 74 2 17 2 852

M/Sgt Roy Riffe 1974 75 2 6 1 857

M/Sgt Charles Neal 1976 1 6 1 857

ed etzel 1977 87, 1989 12 101 5 952

Greg Perrine 1988 1 9 0 1 000

Marsha Beasley 1990-2003, 2005-06 16 153-23 869

Jon Hammond 2006-Present 16 169-17 909

Totals 72 690-105 .868

HONORS

COLLEGE SPORTS MAGAZINE DIVISION I RIFLE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1994 Trevor Gathman 1996 Trevor Gathman (discontinued after 1996 season)

COLLEGE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION NCAA SHOOTER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP 1996 Trevor Gathman 1997 Marcos Scrivner 2013 Petra Zublasing

COLLEGE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION COACH OF THE YEAR 2009 Jon Hammond 2013 Jon Hammond 2019 Jon Hammond

COLLEGE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION RIFLE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2017 Ginny Thrasher

COLLEGE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2017 Milica Babic

NRA DISTINGUISHED COLLEGE COACH 2008 Jon Hammond 2012 Jon Hammond

NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR FINALIST 2019 Ginny Thrasher

NCAA TODAY’S TOP 10 AWARD 2019 Ginny Thrasher

NCAA ELITE 90 AWARD 2017 elizabeth Gratz

2018 elizabeth Gratz 2021 Verena Zaisberger 2022 Verena Zaisberger

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOP PERFORMER AWARD 2015 Garrett Spurgeon 2016 Ginny Thrasher 2017 Morgan Phillips

CAPTAINU RIFLE COACH OF THE YEAR 2014 Jon Hammond 2015 Jon Hammond

COLLEGIATE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM (HIGHEST TEAM GPA) 1998

COLLEGIATE RIFLE COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-ACADEMIC HONOR LIST 1991 (FIRST YEAR OF AWARD) Pam Stalzer Garett Smith 1992 Joe Pishock Pam Stalzer Garett Smith eric Uptagrafft 1993 Jean Foster Joe Pishock Pam Stalzer Garett Smith eric Uptagrafft 1994 Jean Foster Joe Pishock

1995 Jean Foster Brian Fuhrman Marcos Scrivner Janelle Whateley 1996 Brian Fuhrman Marcos Scrivner Janelle Whateley 1997 Brian Fuhrman kim Howe Marcos Scrivner Talmadge Wilkins 1998 Brian Fuhrman Marcos Scrivner Talmadge Wilkins Cory Willis 1999

Tommy Caranasos Matt Gadd Steve Powell April Shea elizabeth Smith Rob Toney 2000

Tommy Caranasos Mats Persson Steve Powell April Shea elizabeth Smith 2001

Tommy Caranasos Steve Powell elizabeth Smith Wade Tyner 2002 eric Hensil

Steve Powell Wade Tyner 2003 Nicole Allaire Jon Hammond eric Hensil Wade Tyner 2004 Nicole Allaire eric Hensil 2005 Brian Launer 2006 Natasha dinsmore Robin Glebes 2007 Natasha dinsmore Robin Glebes Lafe kunkel Paul Miller Amy Smith 2008 Natasha dinsmore Lafe kunkel Andrew Lamson Paul Miller Bryant Wallizer Ashley Zultanky 2009 Andy Lamson Paul Miller Justin Pentz kyle Smith Ashley Zultanky 2010 Nicco Campriani Michael kulbacki Andy Lamson

Justin Pentz kyle Smith Ashley Zultanky 2011 Nicco Campriani Michael kulback Andy Lamson Justin Pentz kyle Smith Petra Zublasing Ashley Zultanky 2012

Chance Cover Meelis kiisk Thomas kyanko Petra Zublasing 2013 Chance Cover Meelis kiisk Thomas kyanko Maren Prediger daniel Sojka Garrett Spurgeon Petra Zublasing 2014 Chance Cover Meelis kiisk Thomas kyanko Jean-Pierre Lucas Maren Prediger daniel Sojka 2015

Taylor Ciotola Ziva dvorsak elizabeth Gratz Meelis kiisk Thomas kyanko Jean-Pierre Lucas Maren Prediger Patrick Sunderman

2016 Will Anti Michael Bamsey elizabeth Gratz Meelis kiisk Jean-Pierre Lucas Garrett Spurgeon Patrick Sunderman Ginny Thrasher 2017 Jack Anderson Will Anti Milica Babic elizabeth Gratz Morgan Phillips Ginny Thrasher 2018 Jack Anderson Will Anti Milica Babic david koenders elizabeth Gratz Sarah Osborn Morgan Phillips Ginny Thrasher 2019 Will Anti Ginny Thrasher Milica Babic Morgan Phillips david koenders

Sarah Osborn Noah Barker

2020 Milica Babic david koenders

Morgan Phillips Sarah Osborn

Jared eddy Verena Zaisberger Malori Brown Calista Smoyer

2022 Malori Brown Jared eddy Tal engler Becca Lamb Molly McGhin Natalie Perrin Calista Smoyer Verena Zaisberger

COSIDA AT-LARGE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

FIRST TEAM

eric Uptagrafft 1993 Marcos Scrivner 1998 Nicco Campriani 2011 elizabeth Gratz 2017 elizabeth Gratz 2018 david koenders 2020 Verena Zaisberger 2022

SECOND TEAM dave Johnson 1984 dave Johnson 1986 eric Uptagrafft 1992 Andy Lamson 2010 Andy Lamson 2011 Petra Zublasing 2012 Petra Zublasing 2013 Thomas kyanko 2014 Thomas kyanko 2015 Maren Prediger 2015

Ginny Thrasher 2017 Ginny Thrasher 2018 THIRD TEAM

Andy Lamson 2009 Thomas kyanko 2013 elizabeth Gratz 2016 david koenders 2019

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT II, AS SELECTED BY THE COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS OF AMERICA (COSIDA)

FIRST TEAM

Andy Lamson 2009 Andy Lamson 2010 Andy Lamson 2011 Nicco Campriani 2011 Petra Zublasing 2012 Thomas kyanko 2013 Petra Zublasing 2013 Thomas kyanko 2014 Thomas kyanko 2015 Maren Prediger 2015 elizabeth Gratz 2016 Will Anti 2017 elizabeth Gratz 2017 Ginny Thrasher 2017 Will Anti 2018 elizabeth Gratz 2018 Ginny Thrasher 2018 david koenders 2019 david koenders 2020

Verena Zaisberger 2022 SECOND TEAM Nicco Campriani 2010

GTE/COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR (MEN’S FALL AND WINTER SPORTS) Marcos Scrivner 1998

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 AT-LARGE TEAM

FIRST TEAM

Petra Zublasing 2013 Chance Cover 2013, 2014 daniel Sojka 2013, 2014 Meelis kiisk 2013, 2014, 2016 Thomas kyanko 2013, 2014, 2015 Maren Prediger 2013, 2014, 2015 Jean-Pierre Lucas 2014, 2015 Ziva dvorsak 2015 Patrick Sunderman 2015, 2016 Michael Bamsey 2016 elizabeth Gratz 2016, 2017, 2018 Will Anti 2017, 2018, 2019

Ginny Thrasher 2017, 2018, 2019 Jack Anderson 2018 Milica Babic 2018, 2019, 2020 Morgan Phillips 2018, 2019, 2020 david koenders 2019, 2020 Sarah Osborn 2019, 2020 Noah Barker 2020 Jared eddy 2020, 2022 Verena Zaisberger 2020, 2021, 2022 Malori Brown 2022 Tal engler 2022 Becca Lamb 2022 Molly McGhin 2022

SECOND TEAM

Garrett Spurgeon 2014, 2016 Jean-Pierre Lucas 2016, 2017

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 ROOKIE TEAM

Sarah Osborn 2018 Jared eddy 2019 Malori Brown 2020 Calista Smoyer 2020 Becca Lamb 2021 Molly McGhin 2021 Matt Sanchez 2021 Natalie Perrin 2022

DR. GERALD LAGE AWARD elizabeth Gratz 2018 Will Anti 2019 Ginny Thrasher 2019 Verena Zaisberger 2022

DR. PRENTICE GAUTT POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

Maren Prediger 2016 elizabeth Gratz 2018 Will Anti 2019 david koenders 2020 Verena Zaisberger 2022

ORDER OF AUGUSTA AWARD

Petra Zublasing 2013 Ginny Thrasher 2019

WVU OUTSTANDING SENIOR

Petra Zublasing 2013 Maren Prediger 2015 Ginny Thrasher 2019 david koenders 2020

FRED SCHAUS CAPTAIN’S AWARD

Tammie deAngelis 1990

Ann-Marie Pfiffner 1992

Garett Smith 1993 Jean Foster 1995

RED BROWN CUP

Jim Bishop 1988

Marcos Scrivner 1998

Nicco Campriani 2011

Petra Zublasing 2012

Petra Zublasing 2013

Maren Prediger 2015

Ginny Thrasher 2017 Ginny Thrasher 2019

MOUNTAINEER OLYMPIANS

YEAR

NAME GAMES

1968 Jack Writer (USA)

Mexico City (Silver medal)

1972 Jack Writer (USA) Munich (Gold medal)

1976 Stefan Thynell (Sweden) Montreal

1980 Stefan Thynell (Sweden) Moscow

1984 ed etzel (USA) Los Angeles (Gold medal)

Christian Heller (Sweden) Moscow

John Rost (USA) Los Angeles

1988 Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Seoul Web Wright (USA) Seoul

1992 Mike Anti (USA) Barcelona dave Johnson (USA) Barcelona

Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Barcelona Ann-Marie Pfiffner (USA) Barcelona

1996 Jean Foster (USA) Atlanta

Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Atlanta eric Uptagrafft (USA) Atlanta

2000 Mike Anti (USA) Sydney

Jean Foster (USA) Sydney

Bruce Meredith (US Virgin Islands) Sydney

2004 Mike Anti (USA) Athens (Silver medal)

2008 Mike Anti (USA) Beijing

Nicco Campriani (Italy) Beijing

Jon Hammond (Great Britain) Beijing

2012 Nicco Campriani (Italy) London (1 Gold medal, 1 Silver medal)

Ziva dvorsak (Slovenia) London

Jon Hammond (Great Britain) London

eric Uptagrafft (USA) London

Petra Zublasing (Italy) London

2016 Nicco Campriani (Italy) Rio (2 Gold medals)

Ziva dvorsak (Slovenia) Rio

Ginny Thrasher (USA) Rio (1 Gold medal)

Petra Zublasing (Italy) Rio

2020 Patrick Sunderman (USA) Tokyo

Ziva dvorsak (Slovenia) Tokyo

NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

YEAR NAME

EVENT

1961 Bruce Meredith Smallbore

1966 Jack Writer Smallbore

1981 John Rost Air Rifle

1982 John Rost Air Rifle

1983 david Johnson Smallbore

1984 Bob Broughton Smallbore

1985 Christian Heller Air Rifle

1986 Mike Anti Smallbore

1987 Web Wright Smallbore

1988 Web Wright Smallbore

YEAR NAME

EVENT

1990 Gary Hardy Air Rifle 1991 Ann-Marie Pfiffner Air Rifle 1992 Tim Manges Smallbore

Ann-Marie Pfiffner Air Rifle

1993 eric Uptagrafft Smallbore

Trevor Gathman Air Rifle

1996 Trevor Gathman Air Rifle

1997 Marcos Scrivner Smallbore 2011 Nicco Campriani Air Rifle 2012 Petra Zublasing Air Rifle

YEAR NAME EVENT

2013 Petra Zublasing Smallbore

Petra Zublasing Air Rifle

2015 Maren Prediger Air Rifle

2016 Ginny Thrasher Smallbore

Ginny Thrasher Air Rifle

2017 Morgan Phillips Smallbore

Milica Babic Air Rifle 2018 Morgan Phillips Smallbore

ALL-AMERICANS

FIRST TEAM

YEAR NAME EVENT

1960 Bruce Meredith

1961 Bob davies

Bruce Meredith

1962 Lewis Rowan

1964 dean Bahrman Jack Writer

1965 dean Bahrman Andy Holoubek Jack Writer

1966 dean Bahrman Andy Holoubek Jack Writer

1967 dean Bahrman

1976 elliott Hutchinson

1977 dale Cox kathy kelly

Stefan Thynell dan Young

1978 Stefan Thynell dan Young

1979 John Rost (S) Stefan Thynell (A), (S)

1980 John Rost (A), (S) Stefan Thynell (A), (S)

1981 Bob Broughton (S) Jens Nygaard (A) John Rost (A), (S) Marvin Spinks (S) Michelle Stamates (A)

1982 Bob Broughton (A) Bart McNealy (S) Jens Nygaard (A) dave Ridenour (A), (S) John Rost (A), (S) Michelle Stamates (A)

1983 Bob Broughton (S) dave Johnson (A), (S) Bart McNealy (A) dave Ridenour (A), (S)

1984 Mike Anti (A), (S) Bob Broughton (S) Scott Campbell (A) dave Johnson (A), (S) dave Ridenour (A), (S)

1985 Mike Anti (A), (S) William dodd (A) Christian Heller (A), (S) dave Johnson (A), (S) david Ridenour (A), (S)

1986 Mike Anti (A), (S) Roger davidson (A) Bill dodd (A), (S) Christian Heller (A), (S) kim Hogrefe (A) dave Johnson (A), (S) Web Wright (S)

1987 Mike Anti (A), (S) Bill dodd (A), (S) Christian Heller (A), (S) kim Hogrefe (A) Web Wright (S)

1988 Thomas Bernstein (S) Tammie deAngelis (A) Bill dodd (A), (S) Gary Hardy (S) Christian Heller (A) Web Wright (S)

1989 Thomas Bernstein (A), (S) Tammie deAngelis (A), (S) Gary Hardy (A), (S) kim Hogrefe (A)

Ann-Marie Pfiffner (A)

Web Wright (A), (S)

1990 Thomas Bernstein (A), (S)

Tammie deAngelis (A), (S)

Gary Hardy (A), (S)

Ann-Marie Pfiffner (A)

1991 Gary Hardy (A), (S)

Tim Manges (S)

Ann-Marie Pfiffner (A), (S) Garett Smith (A), (S)

Pam Stalzer (A)

1992 Tim Manges (A), (S) Ann-Marie Pfiffner (A), (S) Joe Pishock (A), (S) Pam Stalzer (A) eric Uptagrafft (S) 1993 Trevor Gathman (A) Tim Manges (S) Joe Pishock (A) Garett Smith (S) Pam Stalzer (A), (S) eric Uptagrafft (A), (S)

1994 Jean Foster (A), (S) Trevor Gathman (A) Tim Manges (A), (S)

1995 Jean Foster (A), (S) Trevor Gathman (A), (S)

Talmadge Wilkins (S) Marcos Scrivner (A)

1996 Matt Aquaro (S) Trevor Gathman (A), (S) Marcos Scrivner (A)

1997 Matt Aquaro (A), (S) Marcos Scrivner (A), (S)

Talmadge Wilkins (S)

1998 Brian Fuhrman (A) Marcos Scrivner (A), (S)

Talmadge Wilkins (S)

Cory Willis (A)

1999 Ron Nelson (S)

Cory Willis (A)

2000 Cory Willis (A), (S)

Tommy Caranasos (A)

2001 Cory Willis (S)

2002 Steve Powell (S)

Wade Tyner (S)

2003 Nicole Allaire (S)

2004 Nicole Allaire (S)*

2008 Brandi eskew (S)

Lafe kunkel (S)

2009 Brandi eskew (S)

Andy Lamson (A)

kyle Smith (S)

Bryant Wallizer (A)

2010 Nicco Campriani (A), (S)

Brandi eskew (S)

Michael kulbacki (A)

Andy Lamson (A)

Bryant Wallizer (A)

2011 Nicco Campriani (A), (S)

Petra Zublasing (A)

2012 Petra Zublasing (A), (S)

2013 Taylor Ciotola (A), (S)

Meelis kiisk (S)

Maren Prediger (A) Garrett Spurgeon (S) Petra Zublasing (A), (S)

2014 Ziva dvorsak (A) Maren Prediger (A)

Garrett Spurgeon (A), (S), (C)

2015 Michael Bamsey (A), (S) elizabeth Gratz (A)

Thomas kyanko (S) Jean-Pierre Lucas (S) Garrett Spurgeon (A), (S), (C)

Maren Prediger (A)

Ziva dvorsak (A), (C)

2016 Michael Bamsey (S) elizabeth Gratz (A)

Meelis kiisk (S), (C) Jean-Pierre Lucas (S) Garrett Spurgeon (A), (S), (C) Patrick Sunderman (A)

Ginny Thrasher (A), (C)

2017 Milica Babic (A) elizabeth Gratz (A), (S)

Jean-Pierre Lucas (S)

Morgan Phillips (S)

Ginny Thrasher (A), (S), (C)

2018 Milica Babic (A), (S), (C) elizabeth Gratz (A)

david koenders (A), (S)

Morgan Phillips (S)

Ginny Thrasher (A), (S), (C)

2019 Ginny Thrasher (A), (S), (C)

Milica Babic (A)

Morgan Phillips (S)

2020 Milica Babic (A), (S), (C)

david koenders (A)

Akihito Shimizu (A)

Verena Zaisberger (A)

Morgan Phillips (S)

2021 Jared eddy (S), (C)

Molly McGhin (A)

Sarah Osborn (A)

Akihito Shimizu (A)

Calista Smoyer (A)

SECOND TEAM

1953 Harry Miller

1962 Bob davies

1965 Jerry Luh

1967 Jerry Luh

1970 Bill Schetzel

1973 doug Brown

1974 Phil Whitworth

1975 Phil Whitworth

1976 doug Brown Phil Whitworth dan Young

1977 elliott Hutchinson

1978 dale Cox elliott Hutchinson

1979 Michelle Stamates (S)

1980 Jens Nygaard (A), (S)

Tim Rennie (S) Michelle Stamates (A)

1981 Bob Broughton (A)

Jens Nygard (S) Ben Potter (S) Fred Scott (A) Marvin Spinks (A)

Michelle Stamates (S)

1982 Bob Broughton (S) Scott Campbell (A) Jens Nygaard (S) Michelle Stamates (S)

1983 Bob Broughton (A) Scott Campbell (A) Bart McNealy (S) Jens Nygaard (A), (S)

1984 Bob Broughton (A) Roger davidson (A) Bart McNealy (S)

1985 Bill dodd (S) Bart McNealy (A)

1986 Jim Bishop (A), (S) kim Hogrefe (S) Web Wright (A)

1987 Thomas Bernstein (A), (S) Jim Bishop (S) Roger davidson (A) Tammie deAngelis (A), (S) Joe Hendricks (A) kim Hogrefe (S) Web Wright (A)

1988 Tammie deAngelis (S) Gary Hardy (A) Christian Heller (S)

1989 Joe Hendricks (A), (S) kim Hogrefe (S)

1990 Joe Hendricks (A) kim Hogrefe (A), (S)

Garett Smith (S) Pam Stalzer (A)

1992 Jean Foster (A) Garett Smith (A), (S) Pam Stalzer (S)

1993 Jean Foster (A) Trevor Gathman (S)

Tim Manges (A) Joe Pishock (S)

1994 Joe Pishock (A), (S)

1995 Matthew Aquaro (S) Ryan Meagher (S)

1996 Matthew Aquaro (A) kim Howe (A)

Ryan Meagher (S) Marcos Scrivner (S)

Talmadge Wilkins (S)

1997 Brian Fuhrman (S) kim Howe (A) Ron Nelson (S)

Talmadge Wilkins (A)

1998 Brian Fuhrman (S) Ron Nelson (A), (S) Cory Willis (S)

1999 Tommy Caranasos (S), (A)

Ron Nelson (A)

April Shea (A), (S) elizabeth Smith (A)

Cory Willis (S)

2000 Tommy Caranasos (S) April Shea (A)

2001 Tommy Caranasos (A) Steve Powell (S) Wade Tyner (S) Cory Willis (A)

2002 Richard Sawyer (S)

2003 Nicole Allaire (A)

Wade Tyner (S)

2004 Nicole Allaire (A)*

2008 Tommy Santelli (S) kyle Smith (S)

2009 Michael kulbacki (A) Andy Lamson (S) Justin Pentz (A), (S)

Tommy Santelli (A), (S)

2010 Andy Lamson (S) Tommy Santelli (S) Bryant Wallizer (S)

2011 Andy Lamson (A) Tommy Santelli (A), (S) kyle Smith (S)

2012 Meelis kiisk (A) Michael kulbacki (A) Thomas kyanko (S) Justin Pentz (A), (S)

2013 Meelis kiisk (A) Thomas kyanko (S) daniel Sojka (S)

Garrett Spurgeon (A)

2014 Meelis kiisk (A), (S) Thomas kyanko (S) Maren Prediger (C) daniel Sojka (S) Patrick Sunderman (S)

2015 Michael Bamsey (C) Ziva dvorsak (S) eizabeth Gratz (S), (C) Thomas kyanko (A), (C) Maren Prediger (C) Patrick Sunderman (A), (S), (C)

2016 Michael Bamsey (C) Meelis kiisk (A) Patrick Sunderman (S), (C) Ginny Thrasher (S)

2017 Milica Babic (S), (C) elizabeth Gratz (C) Jean-Pierre Lucas (C)

2018 elizabeth Gratz (S) david koenders (C) Morgan Phillips (A), (C)

2019 david koenders (A), (S) Sarah Osborn (S)

2020 Malori Brown (S) david koenders (S), (C) Sarah Osborn (A), (S) Akihito Shimizu (S), (C) Jared eddy (A)

2021 Jared eddy (A)

Tal engler (S) Becca Lamb (A) Molly McGhin (S) Calista Smoyer (C) Verena Zaisberger (A), (S)

2022 Malori Brown (S) Jared eddy (S)

Tal engler (A), (S) Akihito Shimizu (A), (S) Verena Zaisberger (S)

THIRD TEAM

2014 Meelis kiisk (C)

2015 Jean-Pierre Lucas (C)

2016 Jean-Pierre Lucas (C)

2018 elizabeth Gratz (C)

2019 david koenders (C)

2020 Sarah Osborn (C)

Morgan Phillips (C)

2021 Sarah Osborn (C)

2022 Tal engler (C) Akihito Shimizu (C)

HONORABLE MENTION

1975 kathy kelly

1976 kathy kelly

1978 Steve Northway

1979 elliott Hutchinson (S)

1980 Michelle Stamates (S)

1981 Tim Rennie (S) 1982 Bart McNealy (A) dena Orth (S)

1985 Roger davidson (A)

1987 Jim Bishop (A) Roger davidson (S)

1988 Jim Bishop (A)

1992 eric Uptagrafft (A) 1993 Garett Smith (A)

1996 Brian Fuhrman (S)

1997 Brian Fuhrman (A) 2000 Wade Tyner (S)

2001 Tommy Caranasos (S) elizabeth Smith (A) 2008 Andy Lamson (S) 2010 Michael kulbacki (S) Justin Pentz (S) Tommy Santelli (A) 2011 Justin Pentz (A) 2012 Taylor Ciotola (S) 2013 Patrick Sunderman (S) 2014 Patrick Sunderman (A), (C) 2015 Jean-Pierre Lucas (A) 2016 elizabeth Gratz (S), (C) Jean-Pierre Lucas (A) 2017 Morgan Phillips (C) Jean-Pierre Lucas (A) 2019 Milica Babic (C) Sarah Osborn (C)

2020 Jared eddy (S), (C) Malori Brown (C) Verena Zaisberger (C) 2021 Malori Brown (S) Tal engler (C) Becca Lamb (S), (C) Molly McGhin (C) Sarah Osborn (S) Calista Smoyer (S) Verena Zaisberger (C) 2022 Molly McGhin (A), (S), (C) Natalie Perrin (A) Calista Smoyer (A) Verena Zaisberger (C)

KEY: (A)--Air rifle (S)--Smallbore rifle (C)--Combined

* earned All-America honor as a member of WVU’s club team (C) – College Rifle Coaches Association All-America Honors

NOTE: Prior to the 1978-79 season, no distinctions were made between air rifle and smallbore rifle All-Americans.

NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

YEAR CHAMPION COACH SCORE RUNNER-UP SCORE HOST SCHOOL

1980 Tennessee Tech James Newkirk 6201 West Virginia 6150 eTSU

1981 Tennessee Tech James Newkirk 6139 West Virginia 6136 Army

1982 Tennessee Tech James Newkirk 6138 West Virginia 6136 VMI

1983 West Virginia Edward Etzel 6166 Tennessee Tech 6148 Xavier, Ohio

1984 West Virginia Edward Etzel 6206 East Tennessee State 6142 Murray State

1985 Murray State elvis Green 6150 West Virginia 6149 Army

1986 West Virginia Edward Etzel 6229 Murray State 6163 Navy

1987 Murray State elvis Green 6205 West Virginia 6203 Xavier, Ohio

1988 West Virginia Greg Perrine 6192 Murray State 6183 VMI 1989 West Virginia Edward Etzel 6234 South Florida 6180 Murray State

1990 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6205 Navy 6101 Navy 1991 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6171 Alaska-Fairbanks 6110 Army 1992 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6214 Alaska-Fairbanks 6166 Murray State 1993 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6179 Alaska-Fairbanks 6169 VMI

1994 Alaska-Fairbanks Randy Pitney 6194 West Virginia 6187 Murray State

1995 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6241 Air Force 6187 Navy

1996 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6179 Air Force 6168 Air Force

1997 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6223 Kentucky 6175 Murray State 1998 West Virginia Marsha Beasley 6212 Alaska-Fairbanks 6211 Murray State 1999 Alaska-Fairbanks Randy Pitney 6276 Navy 6168 Norwich 2000 Alaska-Fairbanks Randy Pitney 6285 Xavier 6156 Virginia Military 2001 Alaska-Fairbanks david Johnson 6283 kentucky 6175 Ohio State 2002 Alaska-Fairbanks david Johnson 6241 kentucky 6209 Murray State 2003 Alaska-Fairbanks Glenn dubis 6287 Xavier 6197 Army 2004 Alaska-Fairbanks Glenn dubis 6273 Nevada 6185 Murray State 2005 Army Ron Wigger 4659 Jacksonville State 4658 Air Force 2006 Alaska-Fairbanks dan Jordan 4682 Nebraska 4666 Air Force 2007 Alaska-Fairbanks dan Jordan

NCAA ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

SMALLBORE

1980 Rod Fitz-Randolph (Tennessee Tech) 1176

1981 kurt Fitz-Randolph (Tennessee Tech) 1173

1982 kurt Fitz-Randolph (Tennessee Tech) 1167

1983 David Johnson (West Virginia) 1175

1984 Bob Broughton (West Virginia) 1172

1985 Pat Spurgin (Murray State) 1168

1986 Mike Anti (West Virginia) 1167

1987 Web Wright (West Virginia) 1174

1988 Web Wright (West Virginia) 1168

1989 deb Sinclair (Alaska Fairbanks) 1171

1990 Michelle Scarborough (USF) 1165

1991 Soma dutta (Texas el Paso) 1171

1992 Tim Manges (West Virginia) 1172

1993 Eric Uptagrafft (West Virginia) 1174

1994 Cory Brunetti (Alaska Fairbanks) 1173

1995 Oleg Seleznev (Alaska Fairbanks) 1177

1996 Joe Johnson (Navy) 1170

1997 Marcos Scrivner (West Virginia) 1176

1998 karyn Juziuk (Xavier) 1169

1999 Kelly Mansfield (Alaska Fairbanks) 1185

2000 Nicole Allaire (Nebraska) 1183

2001 Matthew emmons (Alaska Fairbanks) 1178

2002 Matthew emmons (Alaska Fairbanks) 1190

2003 Matthew emmons (Alaska Fairbanks) 1191

2004 Matthew Rawlings (Alaska Fairbanks) 1179

2005 Matthew Rawlings (Alaska Fairbanks) 686 6 (585)

2006 Jamie Beyerle (Alaska Fairbanks) 690 5 (593)

2007 Josh Albright (Navy) 679�5 (583)

2008 Chris Abalo (Army) 687 6 (588)

2009 Brian Carstensen (JSU) 682 2 (587)

2010 Sarah Scherer (TCU) 685 0 (583)

2011 ethan Settlemires (kentucky) 691 0 (590)

2012 Sarah Scherer (TCU) 688 6 (589)

2013 Petra Zublasing (West Virginia) 688.3 (589)

2014 Tim Sherry (Alaska Fairbanks) 452 1 (586)

2015 Rachel Martin (Nebraska) 453 3 (584)

2016 Ginny Thrasher (West Virginia) 461.5 (586)

2017 Morgan Phillips (West Virginia) 464.3 (589)

2018 Morgan Phillips (West Virginia) 459.4 (584)

2019 elizabeth Marsh (TCU) 456 9 (588)

2021 Mary Tucker (kentucky) 463 3

2022 Will Shaner (kentucky) 459 7

AIR RIFLE

1980 Rod Fitz Randolph (Tennessee Tech) 389

1981 John Rost (West Virginia) 391

1982 John Rost (West Virginia) 390

1983 Ray Slonena (Tennessee Tech) 389

1984 Pat Spurgin (Murray State) 388

1985 Christian Heller (West Virginia) 387

1986 Marianne Wallace (Murray State) 392

1987 Rob Harbison (Tennessee Martin) 392

1988 deena Wigger (Murray State) 390

1989 Michelle Scarborough (USF) 399

1990 Gary Hardy (West Virginia) 393

1991 Ann Marie Pfiffner (West Virginia) 391

1992 Ann Marie Pfiffner (West Virginia) 390

1993 Trevor Gathman (West Virginia) 390

1994 Nancy Napolski (kentucky) 391

1995 Benji Belden (Murray State) 390

1996 Trevor Gathman (West Virginia) 394

1997 Marra Hastings (Murray State) 393

1998 emily Caruso (Norwich) 393

1999 Kelly Mansfield (Alaska-Fairbanks) 396

2000 Kelly Mansfield (Alaska-Fairbanks) 398

2001 Matthew emmons (Alaska-Fairbanks) 392

2002 Ryan Tanoque (Nevada) 392

2003 Jamie Beyerle (Alaska-Fairbanks) 395

2004 Morgan Hicks (Murray State) 398

2005 Beth Tidmore (Memphis)

694�2 (590)

2006 kristina Fehlings (Nebraska) 692 (592)

2007 Michael dickinson (Jacksonville) 692 2 (592)

2008 Patrik Sartz (Alaska-Fairbanks) 696 4 (594)

2009 Jenna Compton (Akron) 691 6 (590)

2010 Jonathan Hall (Columbus State) 699 9 (595)

2011 Nicco Campriani (West Virginia) 701.0 (599)

2012 Petra Zublasing (West Virginia)

692.2 (593)

2013 Petra Zublasing (West Virginia) 701.7 (598)

2014 Connor davis (kentucky) 205 4 (593)

2015 Maren Prediger (West Virginia) 205.8 (598)

2016 Ginny Thrasher (West Virginia) 208.8 (593)

2017 Milica Babic (West Virginia) 208.1 (598)

2018 Henrik Larson (kentucky) 249 4 (596)

2019 kristen Hemphill (TCU) 248 2 (593)

2021 Mary Tucker (kentucky) 249 4

2022 Scott Rockett (Air Force) 250 2

*2020 season was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

GARC HONORS

GREAT AMERICA RIFLE CONFERENCE HONORS (GARC)

TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

1998 West Virginia 1999 West Virginia 2000 West Virginia 2001 kentucky 2002 kentucky 2003 Jacksonville State 2004 kentucky 2005 Nebraska 2006 Nebraska 2007 kentucky 2008 Army 2009 kentucky 2010 West Virginia 2011 West Virginia 2012 West Virginia 2013 West Virginia 2014 West Virginia 2015 West Virginia 2016 West Virginia 2017 West Virginia 2018 West Virginia 2019 West Virginia 2020 kentucky

2021 West Virginia 2022 kentucky

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS

1998 West Virginia 1999 West Virginia

2000 West Virginia

2001 West Virginia 2002 Xavier 2003 West Virginia 2004 Tied - Army, kentucky, Xavier 2005 Army 2006 Nebraska 2007 kentucky 2008 Memphis 2009 kentucky 2010 West Virginia 2011 kentucky 2012 kentucky 2013 kentucky 2014 West Virginia 2015 West Virginia 2016 West Virginia 2017 West Virginia 2018 West Virginia

2019 West Virginia 2020 kentucky 2021 West Virginia

2022 Tied - West Virginia, Kentucky, Ole Miss

INDIVIDUAL SMALLBORE

CHAMPION

1998 Brian Fuhrman, West Virginia

1999 Ron Nelson, West Virginia

2000 kelly dove, Jacksonville State

2001 James Nash, kentucky

2002 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky

2003 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky

2003 Paul Charbonneau, Army

2004 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky

2005 Chris Abalo, Army

2006 Jason dardas, kentucky

2007 Chris Abalo, Army

2008 Wilson Shannon, Ole Miss

2009 ethan Settlemires, kentucky

2010 Nicco Campriani, West Virginia

2011 Nicco Campriani, West Virginia

2012 kelly Buck, Army

2013 Petra Zublasing, West Virginia

2014 Lauren Phillips, Nebraska

2015 Connor davis, kentucky

2016 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2017 Lauren Phillips, NC State

2018 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2019 Morgan Phillips, West Virginia

2020 Mary Tucker, kentucky

2021 Mary Tucker, kentucky

2022 Marleigh duncan, Navy

INDIVIDUAL AIR RIFLE CHAMPION

1998 Mary elsass, kentucky 1999 Mary elsass, kentucky

2000 Tommy Caranasos, West Virginia

2001 Thrine kane, Xavier

2002 Eric Hensil, West Virginia

2003 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky

2004 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky

2005 Beth Tidmore, Memphis

2006 krissey Bahnsen, Memphis

2007 Chris Abalo, Army

2008 Stephen Scherer, Army

2009 Meredith Holman, Ole Miss

2010 Nicco Campriani, West Virginia

2011 Nicco Campriani, West Virginia

2012 Petra Zublasing, West Virginia

2013 Connor davis, kentucky

2014 Maren Prediger, West Virginia 2015 Garrett Spurgeon, West Virginia 2016 Hanna Carr, kentucky

2017 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia 2018 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2019 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2020 Will Shaner, kentucky

2021 Stephanie Grundsøe, TCU 2022 Allison Buessler, kentucky

SHOOTER OF THE YEAR

1998 Marcos Scrivner, West Virginia 1999 Mary elsass, kentucky

2000 Cory Willis, West Virginia

2001 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky 2002 Hannah kerr, Xavier 2003 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky 2004 Hannah kerr, Xavier

2005 kristina Fehlings, Nebraska

2006 Chris Abalo, Army

2007 Chris Abalo, Army 2008 Chris Abalo, Army

2009 Tom Csenge, kentucky

2010 Ashley Jackson, kentucky

2011 Nicco Campriani, West Virginia

2012 Petra Zublasing, West Virginia

2013 Petra Zublasing, West Virginia

2014 emily Holsopple, kentucky

2015 Ziva Dvorsak, West Virginia

2016 Garrett Spurgeon, West Virginia

2017 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2018 Henrik Larson, kentucky

2019 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2020 Mary Tucker, kentucky 2021 Mary Tucker, kentucky

2022 Lea Horvath, Ole Miss

OUTSTANDING SENIOR

1998 Brian Fuhrman, West Virginia

1999 Mary elsass, kentucky

2000 Rob Toney, West Virginia

2001 Cory Willis, West Virginia

2002 Steve Powell, West Virginia

2003 Thrine kane, Xavier

2004 Lindsey Meagher, kentucky

2005 Hannah kerr, Xavier

2006 Misty Chanek, Nebraska

2007 Stacy Underwood, Nebraska

2008 Chris Abalo, Army

2009 Wesley Hess, Army

2010 Ashley Jackson, kentucky

2011 Nicco Campriani, West Virginia

2012 ethan Settlemires, kentucky

2013 Petra Zublasing, West Virginia

2014 emily Holsopple, kentucky

2015 Ziva Dvorsak, West Virginia

2016 Garrett Spurgeon, West Virginia

2017 Lucas kozeniesky, NC State

2018 Elizabeth Gratz, West Virginia

2019 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2020 Milica Babic, West Virginia

2021 emily Cheramine, Nebraska

2022 Will Shaner, kentucky

OUTSTANDING ROOKIE

1998 Cory Willis, West Virginia

1999 April Shea, West Virginia

2000 kelly dove, Jacksonville State

2001 Bradley Wheeldon, kentucky

2002 Hannah kerr, Xavier

2003 James Hall, Jacksonville State

2004 katie Benjamin, Memphis

2005 Chris Abalo, Army

2006 Jason dardas, kentucky

2007 Jen Pason, kentucky

2008 Stephen Scherer, Army

2009 ethan Settlemires, kentucky

2010 katie Fretts, kentucky

2011 Henri Junghanel, kentucky

2012 Thomas Kyanko, West Virginia

2013 Garrett Spurgeon, West Virginia

2014 Sonya May, kentucky

2015 Elizabeth Gratz, West Virginia

2016 Ginny Thrasher, West Virginia

2017 Milica Babic, West Virginia

2018 Henrik Larson, kentucky

2019 Will Shaner, kentucky

2020 Mary Tucker, kentucky

2021 Lea Horvath, Ole Miss

2022 Natalie Perrin, West Virginia

COACH OF THE YEAR

2008 Jon Hammond, West Virginia

2010 Jon Hammond, West Virginia

2016 Jon Hammond, West Virginia

2017 Jon Hammond, West Virginia

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE*

1998 Marcos Scrivner, West Virginia

Mary elsass, kentucky

1999 Mary elsass, kentucky

2000 Rebecca Brittain, Xavier

2001 Danielle Langfield, Xavier

2002 Thrine kane, Xavier

2003 Thrine kane, Xavier

* award given to one person on each team beginning in 2004

2005 Robin Glebes (WVU representative)

2006 Natasha dinsmore (WVU representative)

2007 Lafe kunkel (WVU representative)

2008 Andy Lamson (WVU representative)

2009 Andy Lamson, kyle Smith (WVU representatives)

2010 Andy Lamson (WVU representative)

2011 Nicco Campriani (WVU representative)

2012 Thomas kyanko (WVU representative)

2013 Thomas kyanko (WVU representative)

2014 Maren Prediger (WVU representative)

2015 elizabeth Gratz (WVU representative)

2016 elizabeth Gratz (WVU representative)

2017 elizabeth Gratz (WVU representative)

2018 elizabeth Gratz (WVU representative)

2019 david koenders (WVU representative)

2020 david koenders (WVU representative)

2021 Verena Zaisberger (WVU representative)

2022 Verena Zaisberger (WVU representative)

GARC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

2012 West Virginia University

WVU ALL-GARC FIRST

TEAM

SELECTIONS

1998 Marcos Scrivner (A) (S) (C)

Cory Willis (A)

1999 Ron Nelson (S) (C)

Cory Willis (S) (C)

Tommy Caranasos (A)

2000 Tommy Caranasos (A) (S) (C)

Cory Willis (A) (S) (C)

2001 Cory Willis (S)

Tommy Caranasos (A)

2002 Steve Powell (S)

Wade Tyner (S)

2003 Nicole Allaire (S) (C)

2009 Andy Lamson (C)

kyle Smith (S)

Bryant Wallizer (A)

2010 Brandi eskew (S)

Michael kulbacki (A) (C)

Andy Lamson (A) (C)

Tommy Santelli (S)

Bryant Wallizer (A) (C)

2011 Nicco Campriani (A) (S) (C)

Tommy Santelli (C)

2012 Petra Zublasing (A) (S) (C)

2013 Maren Prediger (A)

Garrett Spurgeon (S) (C)

Petra Zublasing (A) (S) (C)

2014 Maren Prediger (A)

Garrett Spurgeon (A) (S) (C)

2015 Michael Bamsey (A) (S) (C)

Ziva dvorsak (A) (C)

elizabeth Gratz (A) (S) (C)

Thomas kyanko (S)

Maren Prediger (A)

Garrett Spurgeon (S) (C)

Patrick Sunderman (A)

2016 Michael Bamsey (S)

elizabeth Gratz (A)

Meelis kiisk (S) (C)

Garrett Spurgeon (A) (S) (C)

Patrick Sunderman (A)

Ginny Thrasher (A) (C)

2017 Milica Babic (A) (C)

elizabeth Gratz (A) (S) (C)

Jean-Pierre Lucas (S) (C)

Morgan Phillips (S)

Ginny Thrasher (A) (S) (C)

2018 Milica Babic (A) (S) (C) elizabeth Gratz (A)

david koenders (A) (S) (C)

Morgan Phillips (S) (C)

Ginny Thrasher (A) (S) (C)

2019 Ginny Thrasher (A) (S) (C)

Sarah Osborn (S)

david koenders (A) (C)

Milica Babic (A) (C)

2020 Milica Babic (A) (S) (C)

david koenders (S) (C)

Morgan Phillips (S)

Akihito Shimizu (A) (C)

Verena Zaisberger (A)

2021 Jared eddy (S) (C)

Akihito Shimizu (A) (C)

Calista Smoyer (A)

2022 elizabeth Gratz (A) (S) (C) Calista Smoyer (A)

WVU ALL-GARC SECOND TEAM SELECTIONS

1998 Brian Fuhrman (A) Ron Nelson (S)

Tal Wilkins (S)

Cory Willis (C)

1999 Tommy Caranasos (S) (C) April Shea (A) (S) (C)

Liz Smith (A)

2000 Mats Persson (A) (C) April Shea (A)

Wade Tyner (S) (C)

2001 Wade Tyner (S) (C) Steve Powell (S) Liz Smith (A)

Cory Willis (A) (C) Tommy Caranasos (C)

2002 Wade Tyner (C)

2003 Nicole Allaire (A) Gary Longwell (A)

Brian Launer (S)

Brandi eskew (S) (C)

Tom Santelli (S)

2009 Brandi eskew (S) (C)

Michael kulbaki (A)

Andy Lamson (A) (S)

Tommy Santelli (S) (C)

2010 Andy Lamson (S) Justin Pentz (S) (C) Tommy Santelli (A) (C)

2011 Michael kulbacki (A) Andy Lamson (A) Justin Pentz (A) (S) (C) Tommy Santelli (A) (S) kyle Smith (S)

2012 Justin Pentz (A) (S) (C)

2013 Taylor Ciotola (A) (S) (C)

Meelis kiisk (A) (S) (C)

Thomas kyanko (S) (C)

daniel Sojka (S)

2014 Meelis kiisk (A) (S) (C) Patrick Sunderman (A) (C) Maren Prediger (C)

2015 Ziva dvorsak (S) Thomas kyanko (C) Jean-Pierre Lucas (S) (C) Maren Prediger (C) Garrett Spurgeon (A) Patrick Sunderman (S) (C)

2016 Will Anti (S) Michael Bamsey (C) elizabeth Gratz (C) Meelis kiisk (A) Jean-Pierre Lucas, (A) (S) (C) Patrick Sunderman (S) (C) Ginny Thrasher (S)

2017 Milica Babic (S) Jean-Pierre Lucas (A) Morgan Phillips (C)

2018 elizabeth Gratz (S) (C) Morgan Phillips (A)

2019 david koenders (S) Milica Babic (S) Sarah Osborn (A) (C)

2020 Malori Brown (S) (C) Jared eddy (C) david koenders (A) Sarah Osborn (A) (S) (C) Morgan Phillips (C) Akihito Shimizu (S)

2021 Becca Lamb (A) Molly McGhin (A) (S) (C) Sarah Osborn (A) Matt Sanchez (A) (C) Akihito Shimizu (S) Verena Zaisberger (A) (S) (C)

2022 Malori Brown (S) Molly McGhin (A) (S) (C) Natalie Perrin (A) Akihito Shimizu (A) (S) (C) Verena Zaisberger (S) (C)

WVU ALL-GARC HONORABLE MENTION SELECTIONS

1998 Rob Toney (S) Liz Smith (C)

2000 Mats Persson (S) Steve Powell (A) April Shea (C)

2001 Tommy Caranasos (S)

2002 Rich Sawyer (S) (C)

2003 Josh Byers (C) Jonathan Hammond (S) Brian Launer (A)

2008 Lafe kunkel (S)

2009 Michael kulbacki (C) Justin Pentz (S) (C) Tommy Santelli (A) Bryant Wallizer (C)

2010 Brandi eskew (C) Michael kulbacki (S) Justin Pentz (A) kyle Smith (S) Bryant Wallizer (S)

2011 Brandi eskew (S) Michael kulbacki (C) Andy Lamson (C) kyle Smith (C)

2012 Amy Bock (S) Taylor Ciotola (S) Meelis kiisk (C) Michael kulbacki (A) Thomas kyanko (S) (C)

2013 daniel Sojka (A) (C) Garrett Spurgeon (A) Patrick Sunderman (S)

2014 Thomas kyanko (C) Patrick Sunderman (S)

2015 Thomas kyanko (A) Jean-Pierre Lucas (A) Maren Prediger (S)

2016 Will Anti (C) Michael Bamsey (A) elizabeth Gratz (S)

2017 Will Anti (S) Morgan Phillips (A)

2018 Will Anti (A) (C) Sarah Osborn (A) (C)

2019 Jared eddy (A) (S) (C)

2021 Tal engler (S) Becca Lamb (C) Matt Sanchez (S) Calista Smoyer (C) Sarah Osborn (C)

2022 Malori Brown (C)

Jared eddy (S) Natalie Perrin (S) (C) Matt Sanchez (S) (C) Calista Smoyer (C)

Key: A - Air Rifle S - Smallbore C - Combined

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

YEAR COACH CAPTAIN RECORD

1951 Maj John Nicholas Robert Jones 10 0

1952 Maj John Nicholas Robert Jones 15 3

1953 Capt kendrick Barlow Robert Galusha 17 1

1954 Capt� kendrick Barlow Robert Galusha 10 2

1955

Capt� Clair L� Book Marvin Fisher 7 6

1956 Capt Clair L Book Jerry Amos 12 5

1957 Capt Clair L Book James Paxton 14 5

1958

Capt Hugh H Jones Ted Morlang 9 5

1959 Capt Hugh H Jones George Pignatello 8 8

1960 Capt Charles Means Bruce Meredith 11 2

1961 Capt� Charles Means Bruce Meredith # 14 1

1962 Capt Charles Means Bob davies 13 2

1963 Maj Charles Means Bob Gosnell 15 0

1964 M/Sgt Charles Haley Jack Writer # 19 0

1965 M/Sgt Francis Orchard dean Bahrman 11 3

1966 M/Sgt Francis Orchard Jack Writer # 11 0

1967 Sgt Joe Gravens dean Bahrman 5 2

1968 Sgt� Joe Gravens Jerry Luh 8 2

1969 S/Sgt Robert McNickle Brent Jones 5 2

1970 S/Sgt Robert McNickle Bill Schetzel 5 2

1971 Sp 4 Gary Grady Greg Yantis 5 3

1972 Greg Yantis Al Fischer 5 2

1973 M/Sgt Bobby Timms Al Fischer 6 1

1974 M/Sgt� Bobby Timms Jim Meredith 11 1

1975 M/Sgt� Roy Riffe Phil Whitworth 6 1

1976 M/Sgt Charles Neal Phil Whitworth # 6 1

1977 ed etzel dan Young 4 0

1978 ed etzel dan Young 4 1

1979 ed etzel elliot Hutchinson 5 1

1980 ed etzel Stefan Thynell 6 0

1981 ed etzel Tim Rennie, John Rost 12 0

1982 ed etzel John Rost 11 0

1983 ed etzel dena Orth * 12 1

1984 ed etzel Bob Broughton * 13 0

1985 ed etzel dave Ridenour 9 1

1986 ed etzel dave Johnson * 10 0

1987 ed etzel Mike Anti 6 1

1988 Greg Perrine Bill dodd * 9 0

1989 ed etzel Web Wright * 9-0

1990 Marsha Beasley Tammie deAngelis * 9-0

1991 Marsha Beasley Gary Hardy * 10-0

1992 Marsha Beasley Ann-Marie Pfiffner * 9-0

1993 Marsha Beasley Garett Smith * 11-0

1994 Marsha Beasley Joe Pishock 13-1

1995 Marsha Beasley None * 10-0

1996 Marsha Beasley None * 10-0

1997 Marsha Beasley None * 9-1

1998 Marsha Beasley None *% 13-0

1999 Marsha Beasley None % 10-0

2000 Marsha Beasley None % 12-1

2001 Marsha Beasley None 11-0

2002 Marsha Beasley None 8-3

YEAR COACH CAPTAIN RECORD

2003 Marsha Beasley None 11-2

2004 No varsity team

2005 Marsha Beasley None 3-8

2006 Marsha Beasley None 4-7

2007 Jon Hammond None 6-4

2008 Jon Hammond Lafe kunkel 8-3

2009 Jon Hammond Paul Miller * 11-1

2010 Jon Hammond Bryant Wallizer $ 11-0

2011 Jon Hammond None $ 11-2

2012 Jon Hammond None $ 12-2

2013 Jon Hammond None *$ 11-1

2014 Jon Hammond None *$ 10-0

2015 Jon Hammond Taylor Ciotola, Meelis kiisk *$ 11-1

2016 Jon Hammond Meelis kiisk, Jean-Pierre Lucas *$ 12-0

2017 Jon Hammond Jean-Pierre Lucas *$ 12-0

2018 Jon Hammond elizabeth Gratz $ 13-0

2019 Jon Hammond Will Anti $ 13-0

2020 Jon Hammond Morgan Phillips, david koenders ^ 9-1

2021 Jon Hammond None $ 7-1

2022 Jon Hammond None 12-1

TOTALS 690-105

# NRA Champions

* NCAA Champions

% MARC Champions

$ - GARC Champions

^ 2020 season was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

SERIES RECORDS

OPPONENT

W L BEGAN

77th Infantry 1 0 1964

Air Force 20 0 1974

Akron 20 0 1952

Alaska-Fairbanks 13 7 1989

Allegheny 2 0 1964

Alliance 2 0 1964

Army 42 10 1957 California, Pa 7 0 1951 Canisius 12 0 1990

CarnegieMellon 22 8 1951 City College of New York 1 0 1962

Cincinnati 1 0 1994 The Citadel 2 3 1959 Clarion 1 0 1965 Coast Guard 2 0 1984 Columbus State 1 0 2011 dayton 1 0 1968 d uquesne 34 4 1951

e ast Tennessee State 14 6 1964 e astern kentucky 12 0 1963 Geneva 14 0 1956

George Washington 2 0 1962 Georgetown 1 0 1957 Indiana 1 0 1951

Indiana, Pa 19 0 1956 Jacksonville State 7 0 1997 Johns Hopkins 1 0 1966 kent State 1 0 1952 kentucky 20 11 1963

King’s 3 0 1984 Maryland 0 2 1952 Memphis 15 2 2005 Mississippi 19 3 2002 MIT 1 0 1984 Morehead State 2 0 2008 Murray State 26 3 1967 Navy 31 8 1966 Nebraska 15 3 2003 NC State 22 0 1959 Norwich 4 0 1994 Ohio 2 0 1966 Ohio State 50 0 1974

Penn State 25 2 1953

Pitt 26 7 1951

Potomac State 8 0 1953 Richmond 3 0 1961 RoseHulman 2 0 1981

St. John’s 17 0 1981

Tennessee 1 0 1966 Tennessee Tech 27 3 1975

TCU 8 2 2005

Texas- el Paso 6 0 1992 Toledo 1 0 1952

Villanova 1 0 1974

Virginia 2 0 1969 VMI 25 3 1952

Virginia Tech 7 8 1953

Washington & Jefferson 27 4 1951 Washington & Lee 2 0 1956 Washington State 1 0 1987 William & Mary 1 0 1983 Wyoming 3 0 1996 Xavier 13 2 1990

ALL-TIME SCORES 1951-2019

1951 (10-0)

MAJ. JOHN NICHOLAS

1411-1322 W Washington & Jefferson 1390-1341 W duquesne 1364-1359 W Pitt 1368-1290 W California, Pa 1381-1342 W Carnegie Tech 1374-1367 W at duquesne 1380-1365 W at Pitt 1391-1334 W at Carnegie Tech 1416-1333 W at Washington & Jefferson 1395-1274 W at California, Pa

NRA Sectionals 1395-1393 W Indiana

1952 (15-3)

MAJ. JOHN NICHOLAS

1390-1341 W duquesne 1398-1344 W Washington & Jefferson 1380-1384 L at VMI 1397-1327 W Carnegie Tech 1396-1378 W VMI 1403-1388 W Pitt 1408-1260 W California, Pa� 1414-1318 W at duquesne 1414-1293 W Carnegie Tech 1399-1400 L Pitt 1406-1338 W at Washington & Jefferson 1411-1397 W Pitt 1411-1361 W kent State 1409-1319 W at Akron 1405-1317 W at Toledo 1408-1381 W Pitt 1428-1300 W California, Pa� 1417-1439 L at Maryland

NRA Sectionals (5th)

1953 (17-1)

CAPT. KENDRICK BARLOW

1405-1221 W at California, Pa 1405-1311 W Carnegie Tech 1411-1341 W at duquesne 1404-1380 W VMI 1404-1396 W Virginia Tech 1401-1383 W at Pitt 1401-1347 W Washington & Jefferson 1401-1385 W Penn State 1415-1362 W at duquesne 1415-1342 W Washington & Jefferson 1415-1096 W Potomac State 1395-1403 L at Pitt 1402-1360 W at Carnegie Tech 1402-1350 W Washington & Jefferson 1422-1209 W California, Pa 1422-1406 W Pitt

NRA Sectionals (1st)

1954 (10-2)

CAPT. KENDRICK BARLOW 1412-1372 W at Washington & Jefferson 1400-1365 W duquesne 1401-1397 W Pitt 1402-1424 L at Virginia Tech 1402-1388 W at VMI 1416-1281 W Potomac State 1398-1373 W Washington & Jefferson 1407-1353 W at duquesne 1417-1339 W at Carnegie Tech 1403-1370 W Carnegie Tech 1403- L Pitt 1411-1401 W Pitt NRA Sectionals (1st)

1955 (7-6)

CAPT. CLAIR BOOK 1371-1362 W Washington & Jefferson 1367-1397 L VMI 1367-1401 L Virginia Tech 1372-1315 W duquesne 1372-1370 W Carnegie Tech 1338-1374 L duquesne 1366-1364 W Carnegie Tech 1366-1315 W Potomac State 1392-1402 L Virginia Tech 1354-1369 L Pitt 1378-1317 W Potomac State 1387-1404 L Pitt 1387-1369 W Washington & Jefferson

NRA Sectionals (2nd)

1956 (12-5)

CAPT. CLAIR BOOK 1386-1375 W Carnegie Tech 1342-1257 W at Geneva 1352-1377 L at Pitt 1352-1295 W Indiana, Pa 1402-1370 W Washington & Jefferson 1387-1386 W at Washington & Jefferson 1388-1413 L at Virginia Tech 1388-1307 W Washington & Lee 1377-1274 W Geneva 1384-1401 L Virginia Tech 1379-1410 L at Carnegie Tech 1388-1377 W Pitt 1380-1311 W Indiana, Pa 1396-1389 W at duquesne 1400-1330 W Potomac State 1403-1419 L duquesne 1399-1326 W at Potomac State

NRA Sectionals (7th)

1957 (14-5)

CAPT. CLAIR BOOK 1378-1390 L at duquesne 1392-1383 W at Washington & Jefferson 1415-1393 W Pitt 1415-1402 W Carnegie Tech 1401-1346 W at Indiana, Pa 1391-1435 L at Army 1421-1402 W Virginia Tech 1407-1352 W Indiana, Pa 1391-1395 L at Carnegie Tech 1409-1396 W Washington & Jefferson 1409-1381 W Geneva 1403-1395 W Georgetown 1403-1407 L Maryland 1403-1423 L Virginia Tech

* W VMI 1417-1415 W duquesne 1408-1375 W Pitt 1405-1373 W at Geneva 1420-1331 W Potomac State NRA Sectionals (3rd) * Forfeit

1958

(9-5)

CAPT. HUGH JONES, JR. 1393-1367 W Indiana, Pa 1405-1407 L Carnegie Tech 1405-1383 W Pitt 1423-1421 W duquesne 1373-1376 L at Pitt 1387-1366 W at Geneva 1387-1401 L at Washington & Jefferson 1427-1422 W Virginia Tech 1412-1392 W Geneva 1389-1396 L at duquesne 1394-1406 L at Carnegie Tech 1416-1374 W at Indiana, Pa 1422-1394 W Washington & Jefferson 1422-1408 W VMI

Southern Conference (3rd)

NRA Sectionals (3rd)

1959

(8-8)

CAPT. HUGH JONES, JR. 1381-1368 W Geneva

1400-1414 L Carnegie Tech 1400-1364 W duquesne 1391-1331 W at duquesne 1410-1417 L Washington & Jefferson

1400-1419 L Army 1400-1416 L The Citadel 1400-1362 W Washington & Lee 1400-1399 W VMI 1369-1365 W at Geneva 1405-1410 L at Washington & Jefferson 1394-1381 W Penn State

1394-1382 W North Carolina State 1394-1411 L Virginia Tech 1414-1421 L at Carnegie Tech Southern Conference (3rd) NRA Sectionals (3rd)

1960 (11-2)

CAPT. CHARLES MEANS

1411-1381 W at Washington & Jefferson 1422-1350 W Geneva 1413-1207 W at duquesne 1415-1396 W at VMI 1428-1406 W at Penn State 1427-1108 W duquesne 1427-1403 W Penn State 1414-1361 W at Geneva 1417-1443 L at Carnegie Tech 1429-1430 L Carnegie Tech 1430-1413 W VMI 1430-1417 W Virginia Tech 1430-1405 W Washington & Jefferson

Southern Conference (1st) NRA Sectionals (1st) 2nd Nationally

1961 (14-1)

CAPT. CHARLES MEANS 1416-1333 W at Geneva 1435-1412 W at Carnegie Tech 1435-1248 W at duquesne 1410-1413 L at Washington & Jefferson 1439-1399 W Carnegie Tech 1439-1347 W Geneva 1439-1398 W Pitt 1445-1418 W at Penn State 1431-1377 W Richmond 1431-1396 W at Virginia Tech 1434-1418 W Washington & Jefferson 1426-1371 W at Pitt 1448-1345 W duquesne 1448-1396 W Penn State 1452-1410 W at Washington & Jefferson Southern Conference (2nd) NRA Sectionals (1st) 1st Nationally

1962 (13-2)

CAPT. CHARLES MEANS

1407-1340 W at duquesne 1407-1341 W Pitt 1428-1408 W Carnegie Tech

1436-1400 W Washington & Jefferson 1429-1398 W at Richmond 1429-1336 W George Washington 1424-1403 W at Carnegie Tech 1433-1424 W at Penn State 1428-1437 L Virginia Tech 1423-1417 W City College of New York 1423-1435 L at Army 1432-1426 W at Washington & Jefferson 1441-1416 W VMI 1441-1379 W duquesne 1441-1360 W Pitt Southern Conference (2nd) NRA Sectionals (1st)

1963 (15-0)

MAJ. BOB MEANS

1429-1398 W at Carnegie Tech 1429-1378 W duquesne 1429-1378 W Pitt 1428-1378 W at Washington & Jefferson 1434-1370 W Carnegie Tech 1434-1433 W Army 1437-1388 W Washington & Jefferson 1412-1388 W at George Washington 1435-1382 W Pitt 1436-1386 W duquesne

Coast Guard Invitational (1st)

West Virginia Sectional and International (1st) 1st Nationally

1967 (5-2)

JOE GRAVENS

1445-1390 W at Indiana, Pa 1106-1078 W Murray State 1337-1312 W at VMI 1355-1379 L Army 1351-1356 L The Citadel 1387-1368 W at Navy 1355-1346 W Penn State

kansas State Invitational (1st) Coast Guard Invitational (5th) Southern Conference (1st) West Virginia Sectional and Conventional (1st)

1968 (8-2)

JOE GRAVENS

1436-1375 W

Potomac State 1443-1440 W Penn State 1411-1406 W at VMI 1428-1377 W at kentucky 1428-1376 W eastern kentucky Southern Conference (2nd) NRA Sectionals (1st) 2nd Nationally

1964 (19-0)

M/SGT. CHARLES HALEY 1427-1300 W California, Pa 1434-1397 W Carnegie Tech 1434-1354 W duquesne 1427-1414 W at Allegheny 1427-1286 W at Alliance 1417-1404 W Virginia Tech 1448-1444 W at Army 1448-1359 W at 77th Inf� div� 1422-1383 W at Carnegie Tech 1422-1338 W duquesne 1447-1379 W Washington & Jefferson 1443-1413 W east Tennessee State 1456-1335 W at Washington & Jefferson 1433-1433* W VMI 1449-1436 W at Penn State 1445-1395 W at Carnegie Tech 1445-1395 W at Alliance 1445-1402 W at Allegheny 1445-1419 W at Indiana, Pa Southern Conference (3rd) NRA Sectionals (1st)

1st Nationally * WVU won on standing position

1965 (11-3)

M/SGT. FRANCIS ORCHARD 1451-1354 W Geneva 1426-1375 W at Geneva 1431-1404 W at Washington & Jefferson 1431-1382 W at Clarion 1454-1394 W Carnegie Tech 1449-1434 W Indiana, Pa 1441-1444 L Army 1435-1437 L at The Citadel 1435-1427 W at Virginia Tech 1416-1429 L at VMI 1442-1418 W Penn State 1442-1365 W duquesne 1447-1431 W at Indiana, Pa 1450-1376 W at duquesne Southern Conference (3rd) NRA Sectionals (1st)

1966 (11-0)

M/SGT. FRANCIS ORCHARD 1461-1363 W Indiana, Pa 1459-1326 W Ohio 1395-1364 W at The Citadel 1395-1300 W at Tennessee 1395-1306 W east Tennessee State 1466-1424 W VMI 1462-1449 W at Army 1459-1425 W at Navy 1457-1302 W at Ohio 1393-1348 W at Penn State 1393-1326 W Johns Hopkins Southern Conference (1st) kansas State Invitational (1st)

2723-2769 L east Tennessee State 2723-2475 W Indiana, Pa 1371-1210 W at Richmond 1371-1288 W at The Citadel 1383-1357 W Akron 1383-1278 W dayton 1384-1313 W VMI 1364-1358 W at Army 1365-1385 L at Navy 1386-1345 W at Penn State

kansas Invitational (6th)

Coast Guard Invitational (3rd) Southern Conference (2nd) NRA International (1st) NRA Conventional (1st) 2nd Nationally

1969

(5-2)

ROBERT MCNICKLE

1379-1365 W at Akron kansas Invitational ROTC division (2nd) College division (4th) 1334-1402 L at Navy 1424-1394 W at east Tennessee State 1394-1343 W at VMI

USCGA (1st)

1396-1277 W Virginia 1385-1374 W Army 1385-1325 W Penn State

1970 (5-2)

ROBERT MCNICKLE

1383-1308 W Pitt 1383-1261 W Indiana, Pa

kansas Invitational ROTC division (3rd)

College division (2nd)

Xavier Invitational ROTC division (2nd) College division (4th)

1357-1389 L at Navy 1390-1399 L at Penn State 1390-1339 W at Army

1366-1339 W VMI Coast Guard Invitational (3rd) NRA Sectionals (1st)

1971 (5-3)

GARY GRADY

1344-1229 W at Pitt 1344-1314 W Indiana, Pa 1355-1316 W kentucky 1355-1373 L at Navy 1337-1349 L at Penn State 1412-1337 W at Army 1362-1333 W VMI NRA Sectionals (1st) 1377-1349 W Penn State

1972 (5-2)

GREG YANTIS

1332-1223 W at Pitt 1332-1229 W at Indiana, Pa 2698-2630 W eastern kentucky

Xavier Invitational (6th) kentucky Invitational (10th) 1339-1393 L at Navy 1373-1349 W at VMI West Point Invitational (8th) 1380-1363 W at Penn State 1380-1408 L at Army

NRA Sectionals (1st)

1973 (6-1)

M/SGT. BOBBY TIMMS

2819-2597 W Indiana, Pa 2812-2856 L at east Tennessee State 2817-2776 W Ohio State 2249-2156 W at Virginia 2812-2779 W at Navy 2807-2749 W Army 2804-2682 W Penn State

NRA Sectionals International (1st) Conventional (1st)

1974 (11-1)

M/SGT. BOBBY TIMMS

1418-1316 W at Indiana, Pa 1418-1270 W at Pitt 2793-2717 W at eastern kentucky 2837-2867 L at east Tennessee State

Xavier Invitational (1st) kentucky Invitational (1st) 2812-2684 W at Ohio State 2815-2715 W at Penn State 1406-1233 W at Villanova 2820-2791 W at Army 2820-2756 W at Air Force Army Invitational (1st) 5743-5048 W Pitt 2830-2820 W at Navy 2830-2643 W at VMI NRA Sectionals (1st)

1975 (6-1)

SGT. ROY RIFFE

1400-1325 W at Indiana, Pa 1400-1182 W at Pitt 2849-2821 W east Tennessee State east Tennessee State Invitational (2nd) Xavier Invitational (1st) kentucky Invitational (2nd) Tennesee Tech Invitational (2nd) Acorns Invitational (3rd) 2830-1748 W Army 2834-2732 W Ohio State West Point Invitational (4th) 2803-2884 L Tennessee Tech 2796-2792 W Navy

NRA Sectionals (1st)

1976 (6-1)

ED ETZEL

2826-2665 W Pitt 2826-2472 W Indiana, Pa east Tennessee State Invitational (6th) kentucky Invitational (1st) Tennessee Tech Invitational (2nd) Acorns Invitational (2nd) 3377-3384 L Tennessee Tech 2810-2743 W Ohio State West Point Invitational (1st) 2833-2809 W Navy 2828-2746 W Army 2828-2661 W Penn State

1977 (4-0)

ED ETZEL

Acorns Invitational (1st) east Tennessee State Invitational (3rd) kentucky Invitational (1st) Acorns Invitational (1st) Tennessee Tech Invitational (1st) USMA Invitational (1st) 2299-2206 W Ohio State 2299-2148 W Penn State 2843-1802 W at NC State 2843-2801 W at Navy

NRA Sectionals (2nd)

1978 (4-1)

ED ETZEL

Acorns Invitational (1st) east Tennessee State Invitational (3rd) kentucky Invitational (2nd) Acorns Invitational (1st) 2273-2268 W at Tennessee Tech 2848-2753 W at Ohio State 2848-2671 W at Penn State West Point Invitational (4th) 2286-2303 L at east Tennessee State 2285-2250 W at Navy NRA Championships (3rd)

1979

ED ETZEL

(5-1)

2276-2150 W at Penn State

Tennessee Tech Invitational (2nd) east Tennessee State Invitational (3rd) eastern kentucky Invitational (1st) Acorns Invitational (1st) 2276-2133 W Ohio State Open International Sectionals (2nd) 2309-2237 W at Navy 4592-4692 L east Tennessee State 4811-4598 W eastern kentucky

NRA Collegiate Sectionals

Smallbore (2nd), Air Rifle (3rd)

National Intercollegiate Championship (3rd)

1980 (6-0)

ED ETZEL

east Tennessee State Invitational (1st)

West Virginia Invitational (1st) kentucky Invitational (3rd) Bob Stark Invitational (1st) 4649-4529 W Navy Army Invitational (1st) 4632-4611 W east Tennessee State 2329-2224 W Army 2329-2208 W Ohio State 2329-2169 W Penn State 4616-4534 W eastern kentucky NCAA Championship (2nd)

1981 (12-0)

ED ETZEL

6156-6069 W east Tennessee State 6156-5750 W NC State West Virginia Invitational (1st) eastern kentucky Invitational (3rd) kentucky Invitational (1st) 6124-6121 W Tennessee Tech 6082-6037 W Army 6082-5804 W Penn State 6082-5774 W Ohio State 6082-5792 W Rose-Hulman 6142-6063 W Navy 6142-5858 W Penn State 2297-2225 W St. John’s

USMA Invitational (2nd) 6129-6095 W eastern kentucky 6117-6097 W east Tennessee State NCAA Championship (2nd)

1982 (11-0)

ED ETZEL

6124-6048 W at Tennessee Tech east Tennessee State Invitational (4th)

3814-3706 W St. John’s eastern kentucky Invitational (2nd) 6511-6063 W at Murray State 6188-6026 W Murray State 6182-6122 W eastern kentucky 6173-6071 W Tennessee Tech

6139-5990 W at Army 6139-5969 W at St. John’s 6162-6118 W east Tennessee State

1983 (12-1)

ED ETZEL

east Tennessee State Invitational (1st) 6101-6102 L at Tennessee Tech 6103-6005 W at eastern kentucky 6151-5807 W Ohio State 6144-6072 W Army 6162-5420 W William & Mary 3829-3700 W at St. John’s 6149-5997 W at Navy 6157-6061 W eastern kentucky 6160-6133 W Tennessee Tech 6182-6123 W east Tennessee State NCAA Championship (1st)

1984 (12-0)

ED ETZEL

6207-6075 W St. John’s 6184-6083 W at eastern kentucky 6185-6167 W at east Tennessee State Army Invitational (1st) 6220-5830 W Ohio State 6082-5987 W Navy 6221-5878 W King’s College Murray State Invitational (1st) 6180-6147 W east Tennessee State NCAA Championship (1st)

1985 (9-1)

ED ETZEL 6085-6083 W at eastern kentucky 6113-6011 W at St. John’s 6128-6138 L at east Tennessee State 6170-5821 W at Ohio State 6186-6071 W Tennessee Tech 6197-6018 W at Navy 6201-6113 W Army 6179-6147 W east Tennessee State 6206-6103 W eastern kentucky 6156-6130 W Tennessee Tech NCAA Championship (2nd)

1986 (9-0)

ED ETZEL

3856-3770 W St. John’s 6202-6160 W Tennessee Tech 6223-6084 W at east Tennessee State 6186-6181 W Murray State 6175-5604 W Ohio State 6235-6026 W Navy 6224-6115 W at Army 6200-6101 W at Tennessee Tech 6193-6060 W east Tennessee State NCAA Championship (1st)

1987 (6-1)

ED ETZEL

6270-6037 W at St. John’s Xavier Invitational (2nd) 6221-6078 W at Navy 6206-5749 W at Ohio State 6196-6052 W Washington State 6207-6102 W at Tennessee Tech 6180-6189 L at Murray State 6205-6103 W Army NCAA Championship (2nd)

1988 (7-0)

GREG PERRINE 6164-6110 W St. John’s Xavier Invitational (1st) 6222-5945 W King’s College 6206-5539 W Ohio State 6222-6086 W at Army 6212-6105 W at Navy 6213-6177 W Murray State 6190-6118 W Tennessee Tech NCAA Championship (1st)

1989 (8-0)

ED ETZEL

6193-6067 W at St. John’s 6192-6074 W Alaska-Fairbanks 6198-5816 W NC State 6224-5726 W Ohio State 6244-6053 W Navy 6231-6091 W Army 6224-6181 W at Tennessee Tech 6241-6145 W at Murray State NCAA Championship (1st)

1990 (9-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6156-5977 W St. John’s 6206-6064 W at Air Force 6196-5916 W Canisius 6176-5890 W at Ohio State 6183-6029 W Xavier 6187-6098 W at Navy (NCAA Qualifier) 6183-6089 W at Army 6199-6033 W Murray State 6213-6067 W Tennessee Tech NCAA Championship (1st)

1991 (10-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6200-6051 W at St. John’s 6185-5942 W at Xavier 6185-5915 W kentucky 6180-6102 W Alaska-Fairbanks 6187-6053 W Ohio State 6193-6026 W Air Force 6180-6095 W Army (NCAA Qualifier) 6210-6094 W at Tennessee Tech 6196-6087 W at Murray State 6191-6073 W Canisius NCAA Championship (1st)

1992 (9-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6147-6009 W St. John’s 6172-6036 W at Air Force 6172-6003 W Texas-el Paso 6187-5489 W North Carolina State 6151-6046 W Xavier 6178-6061 W at Ohio State 6185-5939 W at Canisius 6217-6102 W at Murray State (NCAA Qualifier) 6213-6081 W Tennessee Tech NCAA Championship (1st)

1993 (10-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6194-6067 W at St. John’s 6185-6098 W at Xavier 6199-6063 W Air Force 6184-5964 W Ohio State 6185-5926 W King’s College 6206-6076 W Texas-el Paso 6191-5860 W at VMI (NCAA Qualifier) 6192-6178 W at Tennessee Tech 6214-6157 W at Murray State 6199-5961 W kentucky NCAA Championship (1st)

1994 (13-1)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6171-6083 W St. John’s

Walsh Invitational (1st - 6188)

6200-6101 W Xavier 1551-1236 W Cincinnati 6146-6133 L Alaska-Fairbanks 6163-6139 W Air Force 6163-6010 W Texas-el Paso 6190-5825 W at Ohio State 6177-5329 W duquesne 6156-5329 W Canisius

NCAA Qualifier (1st) 6148-6069 W at Army 6148-6109 W Norwich 6163-6130 W Murray State 6187-6070 W Tennessee Tech 6176-6124 W kentucky NCAA Championship (2nd)

1995 (10-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6179-6125 W at St. John’s Walsh Invitational (1st - 6188) 6196-6145 W at kentucky 6195-5780 W Ohio State 6199-6156 W Air Force 6143-6012 W Canisius 6212-6106 W Norwich 6207-6109 W at Navy 6207-6157 W Xavier (NCAA Qualifier) 6227-6121 W at Murray State 6202-6157 W at Tennessee Tech NCAA Championship (1st)

1996 (10-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY 6152-6133 W at Air Force 6204-5978 W Texas-el Paso 6204-5591 W Wyoming 6195-6126 W St. John’s Walsh Invitational (2nd - 6176) 6191-6156 W at kentucky 6206-5903 W at Ohio State 6175-6130 W Xavier 6175-5858 W duquesne NCAA Qualifier at Xavier (1st - 6197) 6225-6031 W at Canisius 6210-6061 W Murray State NCAA Championship (1st)

1997 (9-1)

MARSHA BEASLEY 6178-6095 W Jacksonville State 6194-6121 W Norwich (at St. John’s) Walsh Invitational (1st - 6206) 6170-6178 L kentucky 6209-6089 W Air Force 6201-5806 W Ohio State 6193-5772 W duquesne 6195-5486 W Canisius 6211-6083 W Xavier (NCAA Qualifier) 6215-6154 W at Murray State 6232-6152 W at Tennessee Tech NCAA Championship (1st)

1998 (13-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY 6195-6137 W at Jacksonville State 6163-5777 W vs� Army (Colorado Springs, Colo�) 6170-6061 W at Air Force 6170-5878 W vs Wyoming (Colorado Springs, Colo ) 6170-5773 W vs Army (Colorado Springs, Colo )

Walsh Invitational (1st - 6202) 6177-6122 W kentucky 6171-5958 W at Ohio State 6184-5910 W duquesne 6184-6087 W Norwich 6183-6080 W Xavier 6212-5739 W at Canisius

NCAA Qualifier in Cincinnati, Ohio (1st - 6181)

6190-6124 W

Murray State 6175-6106 W Tennessee Tech MARC Tournament (1st - 6201) NCAA Championship (1st - 6214)

1999 (10-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6161-6080 W Jacksonville State 6175-6143 W at Norwich at Walsh Invitational (2nd - 6181) 6164-6115 W at kentucky 6181-6004 W Ohio State 6176-6060 W Air Force 6099-5816 W duquesne 6190-6112 W Xavier 6195-5858 W Canisius at NCAA Qualifiers (1st - 6175) 6153-6130 W at Murray State 6191-6018 W at Tennessee Tech at MARC Tournament (1st - 6205) NCAA Championship (3rd - 6156)

2000 (12-1)

MARSHA BEASLEY

6141-6117 W at Jacksonville State 6174-6094 W at Air Force 6153-6011 W vs Army (Colorado Springs, Colo ) 6153-5978 W vs Texas-el Paso (Colorado Springs, Colo )

6127-6150 L Navy at Walsh Invitational (2nd - 6180) at MARC/OVC Shootout (3rd - 6111) 6111-5303 W kentucky 6162-5958 W at Ohio State 6133-5843 W duquesne 6162-6127 W Xavier 6191-5880 W at Canisius at NCAA Qualifiers (1st - 6121) 6121-5694 W VMI 6182-6077 W Murray State 6183-6089 W Tennessee Tech at MARC Championship (1st - 6185) at NCAA Championship (3rd - 4603, smallbore only)

2001 (11-0)

MARSHA BEASLEY

at MARC/OVC Shootout (3rd - 6167)

6164-6129 W Jacksonville State 6154-6110 W Texas-el Paso at Walsh Invitational (2nd - 6191)

6187-6170 W at kentucky

6217-6084 W Air Force 6177-5929 W Ohio State 6194-6156 W Xavier 6184-5880 W Canisius 6160-6143 W Navy 6160-5897 W duquesne 6191-6161 W at Murray State 6206-6147 W at Tennessee Tech at MARC Championship (2nd - 6188) at NCAA Championship (3rd - 6174)

2002 (8-3)

MARSHA BEASLEY at GARC/OVC Shootout (2nd - 6185) 6185-6148 W vs Jacksonville State (Cookeville, Tenn ) 6117-6013 W at Air Force 6187-5998 W vs Wyoming (Colorado Springs, Colo ) 6123-6012 W Mississippi 6178-6160 W Army (Columbus, Ohio) 6197-6171 W kentucky 6183-6112 W at Ohio State at Xavier Tournament (2nd-6179) 6238-6271 L Alaska-Fairbanks 6181-6241 L Xavier 6209-6240 L Murray State 6220-6225 W Tennessee Tech at GARC Championship (3rd - 6230) at NCAA Championship (6th, SB - 4612; 7th overall)

2003 (11-2)

MARSHA BEASLEY at Mountaineer Open (1st - 6203)

6165-6157 W at kentucky 6171-6123 W vs Jacksonville State (Cincinnati, Ohio) 6214-6171 W at Army 6214-6060 W vs Mississippi (West Point, N Y ) 6203-6126 W Nebraska at Palmyra Invitational (** - 6150) 6204-6108 W Air Force 6221-6144 W Ohio State 6215-6189 W Xavier 6232-6318 L Alaska-Fairbanks 6235-5677 W Canisius 6218-6053 W duquesne at GARC Championships (2nd - 6174) 6196-6231 L at Murray State 6213-6185 W at Tennessee Tech

2004

WVU competed as a club team

2005 (3-8)

MARSHA BEASLEY

4560-4650 L Navy 4552-4645 L at Army 4574-4575 L Mississippi 2307-2210 W TCU (air only) 6012-6149 L vs Nebraska (Palmyra, Pa ) 4550-4677 L Alaska-Fairbanks 4537-4499 W Ohio State 4561-4611 L at kentucky 4561-4506 W vs Rose-Hulman (Lexington, ky ) 4545-4646 L at Xavier (NCAA Qualifier) 4545-4609 L Memphis (Cincinnati, Ohio) at GARC Championship (7th B 4576)

2006 (4-7)

MARSHA BEASLEY

4551-4668 L Army 4556-4630 L Mississippi 4590-4554 W NC State

1994-95 MOUNTAINEERS

4643-4562 L Navy 4544-4587 L kentucky 4578-4662 L Alaska-Fairbanks 4596-4653 L vs Nebraska (Palmyra, Pa ) 4603-4503 W Akron 4603-4535 W Texas Christian (Akron, Ohio) 4569-4556 W Ohio State 4585-4612 L Memphis (NCAA Qualifier at Murray, ky ) at GARC Championship (6th B 4594)

2007 (6-4, 2-4)

JON HAMMOND

4560-4545 W Memphis 4545-4444 W Ohio State 4514-4638 L Army 4548-4633 L Nebraska 4531-4648 L kentucky 4532-4479 W NC State 4561-4445 W Tennessee Tech at Palmyra Invitational (6th – 4571) 4571-4519 W Akron 4568-4582 L Ole Miss 4566-4370 W VMI Institute at GARC Championship (5th – 4552)

2008 (8-3, 4-2)

JON HAMMOND

4618-4506 W NC State 4623-4452 W Ohio State 4614-4551 W Ole Miss 4600-4675 L Army 4616-4647 L kentucky 4615-4599 W Nebraska 4626-4653 L Alaska-Fairbanks 4591-4517 W Akron 4609-4470 W Memphis (at Murray State Invitational) 4614-4528 W Tennessee Tech 4647-4398 W VMI (NCAA Qualifiers)

at GARC Championship (3rd - 4626) at NCAA Championship (6th - 4616)

2009 (11-1, 5-1)

JON HAMMOND

4629-4535 W Ohio State 4647-4541 W Morehead State 4659-4616 W at Army 4655-4565 W vs Ole Miss (West Point, N Y ) 4666-4626 W TCU 4639-4649 L at kentucky 4656-4592 W vs� Memphis (Lexington, ky�) 4650-4622 W Nebraska 4677-4493 W NC State 4653-4634 W Alaska-Fairbanks 4666-4516 W Akron 4639-4524 W NC State (NCAA Qualifier) at GARC Championship (2nd – 4645) at NCAA Championship (1st – 4643)

2010 (11-0, 7-0)

JON HAMMOND

4655-4587 W vs� Air Force (Lincoln, Neb�) 4660-4634 W at Nebraska 4666-4538 W at Ohio State 4665-4560 W at Akron 4638-4562 W Army 4691-4642 W kentucky 4678-4561 W NC State 4697-4670 W Alaska-Fairbanks 4696-4576 W vs� Ole Miss (Cookeville, Tenn�) at Winthrow Invitational (1st – 4678) 4659-4530 W Memphis 4659-4612 W Nebraska (NCAA Qualifier) at GARC Championships (1st – 4653) at NCAA Championships (3rd – 4641)

2011 (11-2, 5-1)

JON HAMMOND

4676-4570 W Ohio State 4675-4663 L TCU 4681-4586 W Memphis 4675-4661 W Murray State 4686-4647 W vs� Ole Miss (West Point, N�Y�) 4680-4659 W at Army 4657-4498 W NC State 4656-4592 W Nebraska 4694-4540 W Akron 4696-4646 W Alaska-Fairbanks 4696-4680 L at kentucky 4704-4607 W vs Columbus State (Lexington, ky ) 4704-4596 W Nebraska (NCAA Qualifier) at GARC Championships (1st – 4704) at NCAA Championships (2nd - 4697)

2012 (12-2, 5-1)

JON HAMMOND

4664-4587 W vs Air Force (Lincoln, Neb ) 4667-4610 W at Nebraska 4693-4637 W Army 4678-4616 W Memphis 4688-4615 W Murray State 4671-4646 W Ole Miss 4691-4554 W Akron 4676-4626 W Alaska-Fairbanks 4680-4616 W at Ohio State 4701-4669 L at TCU 4680-4650 L kentucky 4647-4577 W NC State 4678-4413 W VMI men (NCAA Qualifiers)

4678-4326 W VMI women (NCAA Qualifier) at GARC Championships (1st – 4681) at NCAA Championships (6th – 4647)

2013

(11-1, 5-1)

JON HAMMOND

4709-4631 W at Army 4690-4594 W at Ohio State 4690-4571 W vs Akron (Columbus, Ohio) 4717-4634 W Memphis 4710-4613 W Navy 4720-4624 W Ole Miss 4697-4596 W NC State 4719-4670 W at Alaska-Fairbanks 4716-4651 W at Alaska-Fairbanks 4689-4661 W Nebraska 4704-4695 L at kentucky 4700-4628 W Murray State at Ohio State (NCAA Qualifier) 4716 at GARC Championships (1st – 4705) at NCAA Championships (1st – 4679)

2014 (10-0,

7-0)

JON HAMMOND 4657-4648 W Ohio State 4656-4650 W at Nebraska 4695-4669 W Army 4681-4614 W Mississippi 4690-4605 W Akron 4678-4627 W at Navy 4707-4604 W NC State at Withrow Invitational (1st – 4710) 4690-4655 W at Memphis 4709-4680 W Alaska-Fairbanks

4702-4688 W kentucky at Murray, Ky. (NCAA Qualifier) 4691 at GARC Championships (1st – 4700) at NCAA Championships (1st – 4705)

2015 (11-1, 8-0)

JON HAMMOND

4712-4664 W TCU 4695-4611 W at Akron 4695-4652 W at Ohio State 4718-4637 W Memphis 4699-4568 W vs Mississippi (West Point, N Y ) 4717-4644 W at Army 4702-4577 W Navy 4714-4586 W NC State 4704-4680 W Nebraska 4691-4688 W at Alaska-Fairbanks 4706-4705 L at Alaska-Fairbanks 4677-4663 W at kentucky at WVU Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4705 at GARC Championships (1st – 4709) at NCAA Championships (1st – 4702)

2016 (12-0, 8-0 GARC)

JON HAMMOND 4705-4680 W at Air Force 4714-4654 W vs Nebraska (Colorado Springs, Colo ) 4693-4671 W at Memphis 4713-4602 W at Mississippi 4697-4692 W vs Murray State (Akron, Ohio) 4709-4653 W Army 4711-4684 W Ohio State 4724-4697 W Alaska-Fairbanks 4740-4621 W Akron 4719-4654 W NC State 4713-4674 W kentucky 4714-4636 W at Navy at WVU Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4723 at GARC Championships (1st – 4702) at NCAA Championships (1st – 4703)

2017 (12-0, 8-0 GARC)

JON HAMMOND

4714-4674 W Ohio State 4709-4671 W at NC State 4724-4627 W at Akron 4721-4670 W at Ohio State 4713-4650 W Memphis 4704-4644 W vs Mississippi (West Point, N Y ) 4712-4657 W at Army West Point 4717-4688 W Alaska-Fairbanks 4725-4651 W Navy 4710-4646 W Nebraska 4718-4675 W at kentucky 4726-4713 W vs Murray State (Lexington, ky ) at WVU Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4724 at GARC Championships (1st – 4725) at NCAA Championships (1st – 4723)

2018 (13-0, 9-0 GARC)

JON HAMMOND

4703-4630 W vs NC State (Charleston, S C ) 4731-4683 W Ohio State 4716-4653 W at Nebraska 4739-4647 W Ole Miss 4727-4717 W TCU 4733-4640 W Army 4730-4634 W at Memphis 4742-4703 W at Murray State 4711-4651 W Akron 4718-4669 W vs Ole Miss (Fairbanks, Alaska) 4719-4704 W at Alaska-Fairbanks 4733-4656 W Navy 4720-4693 W kentucky at Bill McKenzie Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4711 at GARC Championships (1st – 4699) at NCAA Championships (2nd – 4708)

2019 (13-0, 8-0 GARC)

JON HAMMOND

4704-4662 W Akron 4711-4639 W Memphis 4683-4679 W Murray State 4683-4650 W Ohio State 4712-4660 W Nebraska 4712-4686 W Air Force 4712-4658 W Army West Point 4703-4556 W Coast Guard 4703-4678 W TCU 4690-4638 W NC State 4703-4665 W Mississippi 4706-4660 W Navy 4723-4678 W kentucky

at Bill McKenzie Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4690 at GARC Championships (1st – 4715) at NCAA Championships (2nd – 4692)

2020 (9-1, 7-1 GARC)

JON HAMMOND

4719-4642 W Nebraska 4708-4708 W TCU 4704-4674 W Ole Miss 4714-4654 W Memphis 4719-4672 W Akron 4710-4666 W NC State 4715-4655 W Navy 4683-4648 W Army 4710-4652 W Ohio State 4712-4723 L kentucky at Bill McKenzie Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4706 at GARC Championships (2nd – 4693)

*2020 season was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2021 (7-1, 5-1 GARC)

JON HAMMOND

4715-4665 W Akron 4712-4661 W Ohio State 4712-4665 W Ohio State 4734-4706 W Ole Miss 4734-4646 W Navy 4734-4660 W Akron 4737-4713 W Ole Miss 4717-4723 L kentucky at Lt. Hugh W. Wylie Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4713 at GARC Championships (1st – 4727) at NCAA Championships (2nd – 4704)

2022 (12-1, 7-1 GARC)

JON HAMMOND

4733-4683 W Ole Miss 4725-4674 W Murray State 4718-4622 W Memphis 4730-4652 W NC State 4724-4723 W TCU 4711-4659 W Army 4724-4653 W Army 4724-4671 W Ohio State 4724-4703 W Air Force 4739-4712 W Navy 4726-4670 W Akron 4726-4642 W Morehead State 4700-4702 L kentucky at Bill McKenzie Rifle Range (NCAA Qualifier) 4707 at GARC Championships (2nd – 4732) at NCAA Championships (6th – 4700)

ed Adams 1958-59, 1959-60

Nicole Allaire 2001-02, 2002-03

Jerry Amos 1956-57

Jack Anderson 2016-17, 2017-18

Michael Anti 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87

Will Anti

A2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19

Matthew Aquaro 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97

Bill Arnett 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78

B

Milica Babic

John Bachant

2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 2019-20

1958-59

dean Bahrman������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67

Ralph Baker 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66

Michael Bamsey 2014-15, 2015-16

Noah Barker 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20

Ryan Baum 2002-03

Brad Baumeister 1974-75

Scott Beaman 1975-76, 1976-77

Randall Beatty 1957-58, 1958-59

Thomas Bernstein

Jim Bishop

1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90

1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88

Jack Bisping 1956-57

Amy Bock 2011-12

Brad Brantley 1974-75

Max Brantley 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74

Becky Braun 1974-75

Bill Braun 1982-83

Roger Britton 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62

Bob Broughton

doug Brown

1980-81, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84

1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76

Malori Brown 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22

Jake Bunch 1997-98

Ralph Bunten 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60

Josh Byers 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03

Scott Campbell

C1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84

Nicco Campriani 2009-10, 2010-11

Jennifer Canfield 2000-01

debbie Capen 1967-68, 1968-69

Tommy Caranasos 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01

John Carpenter 1968-69, 1969-70

Rob Cavaleri 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92

John Christodoulou 1959-60, 1960-61

Taylor Ciotola������������������������������������������������������������ 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15

damon Coffman 1956-57

Jay Cole 1975-76, 1976-77

John Cole 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75

Nick Conger 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68

Jim Cook 1959-60, 1960-61

Chance Cover 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14

dale Cox 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80

Amber Crist 2002-03

Gary Cunningham �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������1963-64, 1964-65

1986 MOUNTAINEERS

Roger davidson

D

1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87

Bob davies 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63

Tammie deAngelis 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90

Lee deneke 1973-74

Natasha dinsmore 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

Bill dodd 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88

Steve drenkard ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1981-82

Jim dunn����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1968-69

Ziva dvorsak 2013-14, 2014-15

E

Melissa ealy 1995-96

Jared eddy 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22

Jim egloff �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1960-61, 1961-62

R engel* 1979-80

Tal engler 2020-21, 2021-22

Brandi eskew 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11

Jim exline 1964-65, 1965-66

F

Roger Ferrell

1971-72

Al Fischer 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73

Jean Foster 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95

Charles Fox 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60

Brian Fuhrman 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98

Matt Gadd 1997-98, 1998-99

Trevor Gathman 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96

Andrew Geng 1993-94

Vince George 1974-75

david Gibson 1969-70

Bill Gifford 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67

Robin Glebes 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07

Gareth Gold

Jim Goodwin 1963-64

Bob Gosnell 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63

Gary Grady 1970-71

Leonard Graham��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1962-63, 1963-64

elizabeth Gratz 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18

Patti Grizzell 1969-70

H

Roy Hammer 1956-57, 1957-58

Jon Hammond 2002-03

Gary Hardy���������������������������������������������������������������� 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91

Tom Harrick 1958-59

Christopher Heddan 2001-02

Christian Heller 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88

Joe Hendricks 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90

eric Hensil 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2004-05 dave Herr 1965-66 Randy Hill 1972-73 Russell Hill 1957-58

kim Hogrefe���������������������������������������������� 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90

Marilee Hohmann 1961-62

Andy Holoubek 1965-66

Jim Hornor 1962-63

Paul Hornor 1956-57, 1957-58

kim Howe 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97

Bob Hunt 1981-82

elliot Hutchinson 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79 I

kenneth Ingram 1957-58

Warren Ives 1966-67, 1967-68

J

kenneth Jacquot 1967-68

david Johnson 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86

Brent Jones 1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69

Richard Jones 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70

Meelis kiisk 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16

Trish kinsella 1965-66

Pat kirby 1978-79, 1979-80

david koenders������������������������������������������������������������������������ 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20

Michael kulbacki 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12

Lafe kunkel 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

Thomas kyanko 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15

L

Becca Lamb

Andy Lamson

2020-21, 2021-22

2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11

Shannon Lancaster 1992-93, 1993-94

Brian Launer 2002-03, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07

donna Leggett 1965-66, 1966-67

Lesley Leiper 1972-73

George Liptak 1958-59

John Liptak 1958-59

William Lobb 1969-70

Gary Longwell 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03

Jean-Pierre Lucas

2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17

Larry Lucas 1960-61, 1961-62

Jerry Luh 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68

Gary Lund 1968-69

M

Tim Manges

Charles Mapes

1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94

1970-71

Jeff Martin 1989-90

Matthew Martin 2011-12, 2012-13

Garry Mason 1956-57

doug McAllister 2006-07, 2007-08

Joel McCray 1963-64

John Mcdaniel 1957-58, 1958-59

Allen McFarland 1966-67

Molly McGhin 2020-21, 2021-22

Bart McNealy

1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77

1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85

Ryan Meagher 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98

Bruce Meredith 1957-58, 1959-60, 1960-61

James Meredith 1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74

Terry Meredith 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63

Paul Miller 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09

Steve Miller 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67

Mike Moore 1962-63

Jim Morgan 1956-57, 1957-58

Ted Morlang ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1956-57, 1957-58

Robert Murray 1974-75

N

Ron Nelson

1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99

Bob Nordeck 1963-64

Steve Northway

1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78

Jens Nygard 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82, 1982-83

O

don Ornick

1968-69, 1969-70

dena Orth 1980-81, 1981-82, 1982-83

Sarah Osborn 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21

P

Frank Pagano

1978-79

kirsten Pasch 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88

Leonard Paul 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76

Jim Paxton 1956-57

Larry Payne 1976-77, 1977-78

Justin Pentz 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12

Natalie Perrin 2021-22

Greg Perrine�������������������������������������������������������������� 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86

Matt Persson 1999-2000

Ann-Marie Pfiffner 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92

Morgan Phillips 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20

George Pignatello 1958-59

Burke Pinnell 1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70

Joe Pishock 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94

Heather Pissos 2001-02

dave Poe 1958-59, 1959-60

Andraz Poje

2010-11

Ben Potter 1980-81, 1981-82

Steve Powell 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02

Maren Prediger 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15

Charles Pyles 1963-64, 1964-65

Bill Reeves

Tim Rennie

Marvin Spinks 1980-81, 1981-82

Garrett Spurgeon 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16

Pam Stalzer 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93

Michelle Stamates ���������������������������������������������������� 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82

Christian Stensrud 2000-01, 2001-02

Patrick Sunderman 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16

T

Robert Thom 1969-70

Ginny Thrasher 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19

Stefen Thynell

1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80

Rob Toney 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-2000

Russell Treadway 1970-71, 1971-72 (William) Bill Truxal 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72 david Wade Tyner 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03

1992-93

V

1962-63

R1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81

kevin Richards 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77

Tom Riddle 1973-74

dave Ridenour 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85

Joe Rinehart 1956-57, 1957-58

Bob Roberts 1966-67

John Rost 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82

Lewis Rowan 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62

Bill Ruby������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ 1962-63

Scott Rupp 1979-80, 1980-81 dave Rush 1963-64

Matt Sanchez 2020-21, 2021-22

Thomas Santelli 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11

Heather Sawyer

2004-05

Richard Sawyer 2000-01, 2001-02

Gail Scheibelhood 1999-2000

*N Scherer 1979-80

doug Schetzel 1974-75

William Schetzel 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70

Rein Schiff 1959-60 dave Schweigert 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74 Ronald Schwenninger 1963-64

Fred Scott

1980-81

Marcos Scrivner 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98

Lowell Secrist 1956-57

Mark Sellaro 1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74

david Selvig 1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73

April Shea 1998-99, 1999-2000

Hugh Sheppard 1961-62, 1962-63

Akihito Shimizu 2019-20 , 2020-21, 2021-22

eugene Siren 1972-73

Amy Smith

2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07

elizabeth Smith 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02

Garrett Smith 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93

kyle Smith 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11

Sydney Smith 2013-14

Calista Smoyer 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22

Steven Smyth 1991-92

daniel Sojka 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14

Adam Somers 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07

Chris Vining 1974-75 Ralph Vowls 1957-58 W

Bryant Wallizer

2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10

Lynn Weinstein 1978-79

Janelle Whateley 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97 Tom Wheeler 1976-77 Gary Whiteman 1975-76, 1976-77 Philip Whitworth 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76 Jim Wilfong

1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62

Talmadge Wilkins 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98 doug Williams 1968-69 Cory Willis 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01 Web Wright 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89 John Writer 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66

Y

1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71 dan Young 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78

Greg Yantis

Verena Zaisberger

Z

2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22

2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 Ashley Zultanky 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11 * - First name not on file

Petra Zublasing

2022-23

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

E. GORDON GEE, J.D., ED.D

Dr. E. Gordon Gee is one of America’s most prominent higher education leaders, hav ing helmed universities for more than three decades. In 2009, Time magazine named him one of the top 10 university presidents in the United States. Recently, the website Great Value Colleges named him the nation’s top university president.

In 2014, Gee returned to West Virginia University, where his career as a university president began. His leadership goals include putting students first, advancing the university’s research agenda, partnering with West Virginia communities and making sure that 1.8 million West Virginians know in their hearts and minds that West Virginia University is their university.

Born in Vernal, Utah, Gee graduated from the University of Utah with an honors degree in his tory and earned his J.D. and Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University. He clerked under Chief Jus tice David T. Lewis of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals before being named a judicial fellow and staff assistant to the U.S. Supreme Court. In this role, he worked for Chief Justice Warren Burger on administrative and legal problems of the Court and federal judiciary. Gee returned to Utah as an associate professor and associ ate dean in the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University and was granted full professorship in 1978.

One year later, he became dean of the West Virginia University College of Law, and, in 1980, was named West Virginia University president. He served in that role until 1985.

He went on to lead the University of Colorado (1985-1990), Brown University (1998-2000) and Vanderbilt University (2001-2007). He served as president of The Ohio State University from 1990 to 1997 and again from 2007 to 2013.

Gee has been a member of several educa tion-governance organizations and committees including the Big 12 Conference Council of Presidents, the Business-Higher Education Forum and the American Association of Univer sities. He was chair of the American Council on Education’s Commission on Higher Education Attainment and served as co-chair of the Associ ation of Public and Land-Grant Universities’

Energy Advisory Committee. In 2009, Gee was invited to join the International Advisory Board of King Adbulaziz University in Saudi Arabia, and he currently serves on the Board of the Royal University for Women in Bahrain.

Active in many national professional and service organizations during his tenures, he has served on the boards for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc., Limited Brands and the National 4-H Council. In 2011, Gee was appointed to serve as secretary on the Board of Directors of Ohio’s economic development program, JobsOhio.

In 2011-2012, he was asked by Governor Ka sich to chair the Ohio Higher Education Capital Funding Collaborative and the Ohio Higher Education Funding Commission. In March 2015, he was elected to the board of directors of the American Council on Education, the nation’s largest higher education organization. And he served as chair of the Big 12 Board of Directors Executive Committee for the 2017-18 year. Gee presently serves on the council of presidents for the Southern University Research Association and as a member of the Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration.

Gee has received many honorary degrees, awards, fellowships and recognitions. He is a

fellow of the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world’s largest science organization. In 1994, Gee received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the University of Utah, as well as from Teachers College of Columbia University. In 2013, he received the ACE Council of Fellows/Fidelity Investments Mentor Award and received the Outstanding Academic Leader of the Year Award on behalf of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Gee received the Elite Leadership Academy’s 2020 IMPACT Award, which honors exceptional leaders for self-knowledge, a clear vision and active coaching and mentoring relationships.

A Distinguished Eagle Scout and lifelong Scouting supporter, he has received the Silver Buffalo Award, Scouting’s top honor for adult volunteers. He is the co-author of more than a dozen books, including his two most recent, “Land-Grant Universities for the Future” and “What’s Public About Public Higher Ed?”

Gee’s fiancée is Laurie Erickson, leader of the Erickson Foundation. Gee’s daughter, Rebekah, is clinical associate professor in obstetrics and gynecology at LSU Health New Orleans School of Medicine and CEO and Founder of Nest Health. Dr. Rebekah Gee is married to David Patrón and they have five children.

WVU INTERCOLLEGIATE

ATHLETICS

SENIOR STAFF/ HEAD COACHES

WHAT TO KNOW

WHEN COVERING WVU

Media Services

the West Virginia University Athletics Commu nications Office will be available throughout the 2021-22 rifle season to accommodate any media requests. Following are some

guidelines that should make it easy for media members to cover the West Virginia rifle team. Any additional questions should be directed to rifle contact/assistant director of athletics communications tanner Cain.

During the Week

Any member of the media wishing to inter view a player or member of the coaching staff during the week should contact WVU rifle contact/assistant director of athletics commu nications tanner Cain, via email (tanner.cain@ mail.wvu.edu) or phone (304-293-2821), at least 24 hours in advance.

Cell phone numbers will not be provided, and all WVU student-athletes have been instructed to not conduct interviews without prior approv al from the athletics communications staff.

Receiving Information

Media members may receive rifle press releases, notes and more via email. Please email WVU rifle contact/assistant director of athletics communications tanner Cain (tanner. cain@mail.wvu.edu) to be included to the distribution list.

WVUsports.com

WVUsports.com is the place for media and fans to go for the latest on Mountaineer rifle. Player and coaching staff bios are available at the click of a finger by going to WVUsports.com. Updated following each match, WVUsports. com is your place to find the latest statistics for Mountaineer rifle. Not only will you find this season’s stats and stories, but you also will be able to find the WVU record book for some historical perspective.

Social Media

The WVU rifle team is active on various social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter and Ins tagram. Visit Facebook.com/WVURifle to like the Facebook page. To follow the Mountain eers on Twitter visit Twitter.com/WVURifle. To follow the team on Instagram visit Instagram. com/WVURifle.

DIRECTIONS TO THE WVU RIFLE RANGE

FROM INTERSTATE 79 take the Star City/WVU (mile marker 155) exit and follow signs to morgantown. Cross the Star City Bridge and proceed up monon gahela Boulevard past the texas roadhouse. the WVU natatorium is located on the right next to the WVU Coliseum. the approximate distance from 1-70 to the Coliseum is 1.5 miles.

FROM INTERSTATE 68 take the Pierpont Drive (mile marker 7) exit and follow signs to the football stadium. At the second traffic light, turn left onto 705 and take the second exit out of the roundabout as 705 becomes Chestnut Ridge Road. Turn left at the third traffic light onto Van Voorhis Road. The road becomes Patterson Drive at the intersection of University Avenue. the Coliseum parking lots are directly ahead, and the WVU natatorium is on the right.

WVU ATHLETICS

ATHLETICS INFORMATION

The West Virginia University Athletics Communications Office is located in the WVU Coliseum near the Country Roads Gate. The main athletics communications office is Room 217.

MAILING ADDRESS

Athletics Communications Office West Virginia University Po Box 0877 morgantown, WV 26507-0877

OVERNIGHT

WVU Athletics Communications 3450 monongahela Blvd. room 217 Coliseum morgantown, WV 26506

PHONE INFORMATION Office: 304-293-2821 Fax: 304-293-4105

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