Saturday, November 5
Morgantown, W. Va.
TCU
at
West Virginia/Alaska/Kentucky (Smallbore)
No. 3 Rifle Sits First After Smallbore
11/5/2022 5:16:00 PM | Women's Rifle
Johannessen takes first individually
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. – No. 3 TCU sits atop the leaderboard after Day 1 of the WVU Classic featuring four of the top six teams in the NCAA. The Horned Frogs fired a team score of 2,357 in smallbore. Individually, Julie Johannessen took top spot in the smallbore final.
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The match, featuring four teams that have accounted for every national championship since 2006, lived up to its billing on Day 1. No. 3 TCU leads the way after shooting a 2,357. No. 2 Alaska and No. 6 West Virginia fired identical marks of 2,351. No. 1 Kentucky sits fourth with a 2,333.
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TCU had two shooters, Julie Johannessen and Stephanie Grundsoee, surpass the 590 mark, shooting a 591. Katie Zaun turned in a 589 to give TCU three of the top six scores in the match. In the second relay, Kristen Hemphill fired a 586 to help TCU cushion its lead. Also serving as a counter was Mikole Hogan who shot a 584.Â
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Competing but not factoring in the team score were Nina Schuett (587), Anne White (585) and Stephanie Allan (579).
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TCU had three of the eight qualifiers in the smallbore final. Johannessen outlasted West Virginia's Mary Tucker to finish first overall. She fired a 551.9, 4.3 points better than Tucker in the final. Zaun finished third overall after shooting a 408.4 in the final. Grundsoee sat fifth with a 352.3.
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Alaska's Sara Karasova led all shooters with a 592. West Virginia's top shooter was Tal Engler, who fired a 590. Kentucky was led by Sofia Ceccarello's 587.
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The match concludes Sunday with the air rifle portion of the match. Sighting for the first relay will begin at 8 a.m. (CT).
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The match, featuring four teams that have accounted for every national championship since 2006, lived up to its billing on Day 1. No. 3 TCU leads the way after shooting a 2,357. No. 2 Alaska and No. 6 West Virginia fired identical marks of 2,351. No. 1 Kentucky sits fourth with a 2,333.
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TCU had two shooters, Julie Johannessen and Stephanie Grundsoee, surpass the 590 mark, shooting a 591. Katie Zaun turned in a 589 to give TCU three of the top six scores in the match. In the second relay, Kristen Hemphill fired a 586 to help TCU cushion its lead. Also serving as a counter was Mikole Hogan who shot a 584.Â
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Competing but not factoring in the team score were Nina Schuett (587), Anne White (585) and Stephanie Allan (579).
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TCU had three of the eight qualifiers in the smallbore final. Johannessen outlasted West Virginia's Mary Tucker to finish first overall. She fired a 551.9, 4.3 points better than Tucker in the final. Zaun finished third overall after shooting a 408.4 in the final. Grundsoee sat fifth with a 352.3.
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Alaska's Sara Karasova led all shooters with a 592. West Virginia's top shooter was Tal Engler, who fired a 590. Kentucky was led by Sofia Ceccarello's 587.
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The match concludes Sunday with the air rifle portion of the match. Sighting for the first relay will begin at 8 a.m. (CT).
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