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Kentucky wins the 2021 NCAA rifle team championship
As the 2021 college rifle championships come to a close, Kentucky has won the 2021 NCAA rifle championship. The Wildcats edged 2019 champion TCU 4,731 to 4,722 in this year s overall team scoring.
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Kentucky completes its unfinished business and has won the 2021 NCAA Rifle National Championship! #BBN#WeAreUKpic.twitter.com/MRyTBOLsI7 UK Rifle (@UKRifle) March 13, 2021
The Horned Frogs won the air rifle team competition with 2,380 points in addition to a second place finish overall. Kentucky won the smallbore team competition on Day 1 of this year s championships.
In the final event of the 2021 championships, Kentucky s Mary Tucker topped teammate Will Shaner for the individual air rifle championship. Tucker scored 249.4 points to Shaner s 248.7. Mississippi s Lea Horvath placed third with 228 points.
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ANNISTON, Alabama A team from Robertsdale High School qualified for the NJROTC Air Rifle National Championship, finishing second in Area 8 competition Saturday, Jan. 16 in Anniston.
Two teams from RHS, consisting of cadets from Robertsdale and Elberta high schools, competed in the NJROTC Area 8 Air Rifle Championship, held Saturday in Anniston.
The competition is a 3 by 20 match where each team has four competitors who shoot 20 shots each in the prone, standing and kneeling positions for a possible total score of 2,400 points.
The team comprised of cadets Aidan Johnston and Gary Morin of RHS, Dianna Burke and Vivian Wilson of EHS, scored 1,983 points and finished second out of 19 teams. They will advance to NJROTC National Championship next month.
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By John Underwood / john@gulfcoastmedia.com
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama Cadets from Robertsdale and Elberta high schools celebrated their achievements and talked about the challenges of the past year as part of the annual “Pass-In-Review” conducted Wednesday, Dec. 9 at Robertsdale High School.
Because of travel restrictions, the annual inspection, which would have been conducted by new NJROTC Area 8 Commander Michael Mullen, was instead conducted by Baldwin County Schools Superintendent Eddie Tyler.
“On behalf of the Board of Education, I want to say how proud I am of this group of students,” Tyler said, “who have set and are already achieving their goals. They are a testament to their communities and a prime example of what is being accomplished here in Central Baldwin County.”
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