Saturday, October 25
USAF Academy, Colo.
9 a.m.
TCU
at
Air Force/Alaska Fairbanks/Georgia Southern/Screiner
Rifle Heads to Colorado for Two Matches
10/24/2025 12:32:00āÆPM | Women's Rifle
Frogs set to face trio of Top 15 opponents
FORT WORTH āĀ TheĀ No. 7 TCU women's rifle team is back in action this weekend with a pair of matches in Colorado. TCU will shoot at Air Force on Saturday before making the short trek to the US Olympic Training Center on Sunday.Ā
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Five teams will participate in both matches. Joining the Horned Frogs in Colorado will be No. 2 Georgia Southern, No. 3 Alaska Fairbanks, No. 15 Air Force and Schreiner University. Both matches are slated to get underway at 9 a.m. (CT) and will feature two relays of each discipline.
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The Frogs lineup will feature seven shooters: Marissa Fedora, Christina Hillinger, Mikole Hogan, Mackenzie Kring, Rylie Passmore, Alexandra Rosenlew and Katie Zaun.
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Through three matches this season, TCU ranks seventh nationally with an aggregate average of 4730.00. The Frogs rank third nationally in air rifle average (2383.67) and seventh in smallbore (2346.33).
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Zuan is coming off a first-place finish at UTEP. She posted her highest aggregate mark of the season with a 1,191. This season, she leads the team in both disciplines with a 590.7 smallbore average and a 596.7 air rifle average.Ā
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Hogan matched her career-high aggregate score with an 1,888 and finished second at UTEP. Rosenlew served as a counter in both disciplines and had a strong day, setting career-highs in both disciplines (590 smallbore; 596 air rifle) and aggregate score (1,186) while finishing third.Ā
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Passmore and Fedora have served as counters in both disciplines in all three matches. Fedora has established career-highs in both disciplines and aggregate score this season. She boasts a season average of 587.33 in smallbore and a 595.33 in air rifle. Passmore, who has also recorded career-highs in both disciplines this season, is averaging a 583.3 in smallbore and a 595.3 in air rifle.
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Kring has been as a counter in air rifle for all three matches this season and is averaging a 595.3 in the discipline. Hillinger served as a counter in smallbore twice and owns a season average of 581.00. She fired a season-high 594 in air rifle in the last match and owns a 592.33 season average.
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Air Force has competed in one match this season. The Falcons fired a 4,690 (2,230 smallbore, 2,370 air rifle). Victoria Leppert led the Falcons in both disciplines, shooting a 583 in smallbore and a 595 air rifle.
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Alaska has shot in two matches and boasts season averages of 2,348.50 in smallbore and a 2,382.50 in air rifle. Lucie Kissenberger is the team's top smallbore shooter with a 589.5 average, while Teagan Perkowski tops the squad in air rifle (597.00).
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Georgia Southern ranks in the top five in both disciplines (4thĀ - 2,383.25 air rifle; 5thĀ -2,349 smallbore). Emme Walrath is the team's top shooter with a 590 smallbore average and a 596.25 air rifle average.
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Schreiner has shot in just one match this season, at Georgia Southern. It shot a 4,361 in the contest.Ā
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Five teams will participate in both matches. Joining the Horned Frogs in Colorado will be No. 2 Georgia Southern, No. 3 Alaska Fairbanks, No. 15 Air Force and Schreiner University. Both matches are slated to get underway at 9 a.m. (CT) and will feature two relays of each discipline.
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The Frogs lineup will feature seven shooters: Marissa Fedora, Christina Hillinger, Mikole Hogan, Mackenzie Kring, Rylie Passmore, Alexandra Rosenlew and Katie Zaun.
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Through three matches this season, TCU ranks seventh nationally with an aggregate average of 4730.00. The Frogs rank third nationally in air rifle average (2383.67) and seventh in smallbore (2346.33).
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Zuan is coming off a first-place finish at UTEP. She posted her highest aggregate mark of the season with a 1,191. This season, she leads the team in both disciplines with a 590.7 smallbore average and a 596.7 air rifle average.Ā
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Hogan matched her career-high aggregate score with an 1,888 and finished second at UTEP. Rosenlew served as a counter in both disciplines and had a strong day, setting career-highs in both disciplines (590 smallbore; 596 air rifle) and aggregate score (1,186) while finishing third.Ā
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Passmore and Fedora have served as counters in both disciplines in all three matches. Fedora has established career-highs in both disciplines and aggregate score this season. She boasts a season average of 587.33 in smallbore and a 595.33 in air rifle. Passmore, who has also recorded career-highs in both disciplines this season, is averaging a 583.3 in smallbore and a 595.3 in air rifle.
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Kring has been as a counter in air rifle for all three matches this season and is averaging a 595.3 in the discipline. Hillinger served as a counter in smallbore twice and owns a season average of 581.00. She fired a season-high 594 in air rifle in the last match and owns a 592.33 season average.
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Air Force has competed in one match this season. The Falcons fired a 4,690 (2,230 smallbore, 2,370 air rifle). Victoria Leppert led the Falcons in both disciplines, shooting a 583 in smallbore and a 595 air rifle.
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Alaska has shot in two matches and boasts season averages of 2,348.50 in smallbore and a 2,382.50 in air rifle. Lucie Kissenberger is the team's top smallbore shooter with a 589.5 average, while Teagan Perkowski tops the squad in air rifle (597.00).
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Georgia Southern ranks in the top five in both disciplines (4thĀ - 2,383.25 air rifle; 5thĀ -2,349 smallbore). Emme Walrath is the team's top shooter with a 590 smallbore average and a 596.25 air rifle average.
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Schreiner has shot in just one match this season, at Georgia Southern. It shot a 4,361 in the contest.Ā
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