November 14, 2026 04:56 PM | Rifle
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. –The No. 1-ranked West Virginia University rifle team sits in first place after shooting a smallbore score of 2363 at the WVU Fall Classic on Saturday afternoon at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range inside the WVU Shell Building in Morgantown.
No. 8 TCU sits in second with a 2343, No. 6 Kentucky is third at 2342 and No. 12 Nebraska is fourth with a 2338. The Mountaineers enter tomorrow's air rifle portion of the competition leading by 20 points over TCU.
Jennifer Kocher paced the entire field with a career-best 594 in the second relay. Griffin Lake scored 591 to set the pace in the opening relay while Karli Lynn fired a career-best 590. Lauri Syrja (587) also competed in the first relay, where his score held on to give WVU four athletes in the exhibition final. Â
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Lake placed first in the final, ahead of second-place Carley Seabrooke of Nebraska and third-place Viola Allen of TCU. Kocher finished in sixth, Lynn finished in seventh and Syrja finished in eighth.
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Camryn Camp (588), Oceanne Muller (586), Jacob Wisman (585), Ashlyn Blake (584), and Jack Ogoreuc (583) also competed in the event. Camp also qualified for the final but did not participate in the exhibition.
The scores of Lake, Muller, Camp, Kocher and Lynn counted toward the Mountaineers' team total.
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No. 2 Ole Miss was scheduled to compete at the event but experienced travel delays related to Friday's nationwide FAA ground stoppage and were unable to make it to Morgantown.
West Virginia wraps up action at the WVU Fall Classic with air rifle on Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range. The first air rifle relay is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. ET, with sighters and prep time set for 8:45 a.m. The second relay will take place at 11 a.m., following a 15-minute sighting period. Sunday's air rifle exhibition final will conclude action from the WVU Fall Classic at 1 pm.
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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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No. 8 TCU sits in second with a 2343, No. 6 Kentucky is third at 2342 and No. 12 Nebraska is fourth with a 2338. The Mountaineers enter tomorrow's air rifle portion of the competition leading by 20 points over TCU.
Jennifer Kocher paced the entire field with a career-best 594 in the second relay. Griffin Lake scored 591 to set the pace in the opening relay while Karli Lynn fired a career-best 590. Lauri Syrja (587) also competed in the first relay, where his score held on to give WVU four athletes in the exhibition final. Â
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Lake placed first in the final, ahead of second-place Carley Seabrooke of Nebraska and third-place Viola Allen of TCU. Kocher finished in sixth, Lynn finished in seventh and Syrja finished in eighth.
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Camryn Camp (588), Oceanne Muller (586), Jacob Wisman (585), Ashlyn Blake (584), and Jack Ogoreuc (583) also competed in the event. Camp also qualified for the final but did not participate in the exhibition.
The scores of Lake, Muller, Camp, Kocher and Lynn counted toward the Mountaineers' team total.
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No. 2 Ole Miss was scheduled to compete at the event but experienced travel delays related to Friday's nationwide FAA ground stoppage and were unable to make it to Morgantown.
West Virginia wraps up action at the WVU Fall Classic with air rifle on Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range. The first air rifle relay is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. ET, with sighters and prep time set for 8:45 a.m. The second relay will take place at 11 a.m., following a 15-minute sighting period. Sunday's air rifle exhibition final will conclude action from the WVU Fall Classic at 1 pm.
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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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