
Freshmen Shine as TCU Tops Coast Guard
10/7/2018 4:23:00 PM | Women's Rifle
TCU defeats Coast Guard 4,668-4,516
FORT WORTH – The TCU women's rifle team wrapped up competition with a 4,668-4,516 victory over Coast Guard.
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In their second match against the Bears this weekend, Coach Karen Monez turned to the freshmen and they did not disappoint. The Horned Frogs fired a 2,307 in smallbore and a 2,361 in air rifle.
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TCU split their lineup between the smallbore and air rifle, with only four shooters participating in both disciplines. A trio of freshmen led the field overall. Taylor Haffner finished with the top aggregate score, shooting a career-high 1,164. She was followed by Angeline Henry (1,160) and Noelle Christensen (1,152). Junior Rachel Kimbell placed fourth with an aggregate score of 1,145.
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In smallbore, the Frogs mixed things up but still finished with the top six scores. Casey Lutz led the way with a score of 580 followed closely by Haffner who had a career-high score of 579. Kimbell shot a score of 577, good for third. Christensen shot a career-high 573, while Abby Gordon and Henry rounded out the top six with scores of 571 and 570, respectively.
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TCU stuck with their usual counters in air rifle and turned in the top four scores. Rachel Garner paced the Frogs with a score of 595. Kristen Hemphill followed with a score of 592. Elizabeth Marsh fired a score of 589 and Catherine Miller shot a 585. Not factoring into the team score, Haffner tied her career-high score of 585 in air rifle.
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Coast Guard shot a score of 2,243 in smallbore and 2,273 in air rifle. They were led by Hunter Blankenship in smallbore (568) and Bryce Sturtz in air rifle (581).
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The Horned Frogs are back in action on October 20th when they travel to The Citadel.
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In their second match against the Bears this weekend, Coach Karen Monez turned to the freshmen and they did not disappoint. The Horned Frogs fired a 2,307 in smallbore and a 2,361 in air rifle.
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TCU split their lineup between the smallbore and air rifle, with only four shooters participating in both disciplines. A trio of freshmen led the field overall. Taylor Haffner finished with the top aggregate score, shooting a career-high 1,164. She was followed by Angeline Henry (1,160) and Noelle Christensen (1,152). Junior Rachel Kimbell placed fourth with an aggregate score of 1,145.
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In smallbore, the Frogs mixed things up but still finished with the top six scores. Casey Lutz led the way with a score of 580 followed closely by Haffner who had a career-high score of 579. Kimbell shot a score of 577, good for third. Christensen shot a career-high 573, while Abby Gordon and Henry rounded out the top six with scores of 571 and 570, respectively.
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TCU stuck with their usual counters in air rifle and turned in the top four scores. Rachel Garner paced the Frogs with a score of 595. Kristen Hemphill followed with a score of 592. Elizabeth Marsh fired a score of 589 and Catherine Miller shot a 585. Not factoring into the team score, Haffner tied her career-high score of 585 in air rifle.
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Coast Guard shot a score of 2,243 in smallbore and 2,273 in air rifle. They were led by Hunter Blankenship in smallbore (568) and Bryce Sturtz in air rifle (581).
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The Horned Frogs are back in action on October 20th when they travel to The Citadel.
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