
West Virginia Picks Up Win No. 9 at Army
November 12, 2022 05:16 PM | Rifle
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The No. 3-ranked West Virginia University rifle team picked up its ninth victory of the season on Saturday afternoon, as the Mountaineers defeated No. 14 Army, 4725-4649, at the Tronsrue Marksmanship Center in West Point, New York.
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West Virginia (9-1, 4-0 GARC) claimed both match disciplines, with a 2347 in smallbore and a 2378 in air rifle. Army shot a 2307 in smallbore and a 2342 in air rifle.
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The Mountaineers claimed the top nine spots on the individual leaderboard. WVU was led by junior Matt Sanchez, who tied his career high in aggregate score (1183) and set a new career high in smallbore (588). The Tampa, Florida, native also finished with a 595 in air rifle.
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Senior Malori Brown and fifth-year senior Verena Zaisberger checked in behind Sanchez and each shot an 1182 overall. Brown tallied a 587 in smallbore and a 595 in air rifle, while Zaisberger showed a 585 in smallbore and a match-high 597 in air rifle.
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Behind those two, junior Molly McGhin and senior Akihito Shimizu each shot an aggregate total of 1181. McGhin posted a 587 in smallbore and a 594 in air rifle, and Shimizu finished with a match-high 589 in smallbore and a 592 in air rifle.
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Sophomore Natalie Perrin and senior Calista Smoyer both finished with an 1180 overall, and each of them shot a 585 in smallbore and a 595 in air rifle.
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Junior Tal Engler checked in at No. 8 on the individual leaderboard, with an aggregate total of 1178. The Tzur Yigal, Israel, native tallied a 584 in smallbore and a 594 in air rifle.
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Rounding out the scores for West Virginia was junior Becca Lamb, who shot an 1174 overall and checked in at No. 9 on the match leaderboard. The Centreville, Virginia, native showed a 583 in smallbore and a 591 in air rifle.
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Next up, West Virginia returns to Morgantown on Friday, Nov. 18, to wrap up its fall season against NC State. The contest against the Wolfpack is set for 9 a.m. ET, at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range inside the WVU Shell Building.
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West Virginia (9-1, 4-0 GARC) claimed both match disciplines, with a 2347 in smallbore and a 2378 in air rifle. Army shot a 2307 in smallbore and a 2342 in air rifle.
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The Mountaineers claimed the top nine spots on the individual leaderboard. WVU was led by junior Matt Sanchez, who tied his career high in aggregate score (1183) and set a new career high in smallbore (588). The Tampa, Florida, native also finished with a 595 in air rifle.
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Senior Malori Brown and fifth-year senior Verena Zaisberger checked in behind Sanchez and each shot an 1182 overall. Brown tallied a 587 in smallbore and a 595 in air rifle, while Zaisberger showed a 585 in smallbore and a match-high 597 in air rifle.
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Behind those two, junior Molly McGhin and senior Akihito Shimizu each shot an aggregate total of 1181. McGhin posted a 587 in smallbore and a 594 in air rifle, and Shimizu finished with a match-high 589 in smallbore and a 592 in air rifle.
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Sophomore Natalie Perrin and senior Calista Smoyer both finished with an 1180 overall, and each of them shot a 585 in smallbore and a 595 in air rifle.
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Junior Tal Engler checked in at No. 8 on the individual leaderboard, with an aggregate total of 1178. The Tzur Yigal, Israel, native tallied a 584 in smallbore and a 594 in air rifle.
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Rounding out the scores for West Virginia was junior Becca Lamb, who shot an 1174 overall and checked in at No. 9 on the match leaderboard. The Centreville, Virginia, native showed a 583 in smallbore and a 591 in air rifle.
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Next up, West Virginia returns to Morgantown on Friday, Nov. 18, to wrap up its fall season against NC State. The contest against the Wolfpack is set for 9 a.m. ET, at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range inside the WVU Shell Building.
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