Saturday, October 17
Statesboro, Ga.
8 A.M.
West Virginia University
4741
at
4728
Georgia Southern
Muller Hits Program Record Third Perfect Air Rifle in Win Over Georgia Southern
October 17, 2026 04:41 PM | Rifle
STATESBORO, Ga. – The West Virginia University rifle notched its fifth straight win of the season, defeating Georgia Southern 4741-4728 on Saturday inside the Shooting Sports Education Center.Â
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Oceanne Muller collected her third perfect 600 of the season, the single-season and career program record for air rifle scores. She averages a nation-leading 599.8 across four matches this year. She added first-place marks in smallbore (593) and in aggregate score with a 1193.
The Mountaineers won in both smallbore and air rifle, with scores of 2354 and 2387, respectively. Georgia Southern finished with scores of 2343 in smallbore and 2385 in air rifle.
For smallbore and air rifle, Griffin Lake, Muller, Jennifer Kocher, Karlie Lynn and Jack Ogoreuc served as counters.
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Lake finished in second place on the overall leaderboard, scoring 590 in smallbore and a 599 in air rifle to total a 1189 mark. Kocher finished in fifth place with a 1183 (585 SB – 598 AR) as Lynn finished in seventh with a 1176 (586 SB – 590 AR). Ogoreuc rounded out the counters with a 1171 (582 SB – 589 AR).
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Ashlyn Blake 1175 (581 SB – 594 AR), Jacob Wisman 1174 (582 SB – 592 AR) Hana Strakusek 1173 (579 SB – 594 AR) and Lauri Syrja 1169 (584 SB – 585 AR) all competed as individuals at the event. Blake and Wisman cracked the top 10, finishing in eighth and 10th, respectively.
West Virginia is back in action Sunday, Oct. 28, when it takes on Georgia Southern and UAB inside the Shooting Sports Education Center. The match begins at 8 a.m. ET
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For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVURifle on X, Instagram and Facebook.
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Oceanne Muller collected her third perfect 600 of the season, the single-season and career program record for air rifle scores. She averages a nation-leading 599.8 across four matches this year. She added first-place marks in smallbore (593) and in aggregate score with a 1193.
The Mountaineers won in both smallbore and air rifle, with scores of 2354 and 2387, respectively. Georgia Southern finished with scores of 2343 in smallbore and 2385 in air rifle.
For smallbore and air rifle, Griffin Lake, Muller, Jennifer Kocher, Karlie Lynn and Jack Ogoreuc served as counters.
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Lake finished in second place on the overall leaderboard, scoring 590 in smallbore and a 599 in air rifle to total a 1189 mark. Kocher finished in fifth place with a 1183 (585 SB – 598 AR) as Lynn finished in seventh with a 1176 (586 SB – 590 AR). Ogoreuc rounded out the counters with a 1171 (582 SB – 589 AR).
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Ashlyn Blake 1175 (581 SB – 594 AR), Jacob Wisman 1174 (582 SB – 592 AR) Hana Strakusek 1173 (579 SB – 594 AR) and Lauri Syrja 1169 (584 SB – 585 AR) all competed as individuals at the event. Blake and Wisman cracked the top 10, finishing in eighth and 10th, respectively.
West Virginia is back in action Sunday, Oct. 28, when it takes on Georgia Southern and UAB inside the Shooting Sports Education Center. The match begins at 8 a.m. ET
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For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVURifle on X, Instagram and Facebook.
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