Saturday, November 10
Fort Worth, Texas
All Day
TCU
4678
vs
4703
West Virginia
Photo by: Sharon Ellman
11/10/2018 8:21:00 PM | Women's Rifle
TCU falls to WVU; 4,703-4,678
FORT WORTH – The  No. 3- ranked TCU Horned Frogs dropped their first match of the season Saturday afternoon to No. 2 West Virginia by a score of 4,703-4,678.
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TCU shot a team score of 4,678 (2,310 in smallbore and 2,368 in air rifle). Despite the defeat, the Frogs still managed to top the Mountaineers in the air rifle discipline by a score of 2,368-2,366.
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The Frogs competed without their top marksman Rachel Garner as she was participating in Mexico at the Championship of the Americas.
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The freshman led the way for TCU on the aggregate leaderboard. Angeline Henry turned in the top aggregate score for the Frogs, shooting a career-high score of 1,171 to place fourth. Abby Gordon had a nice return to the range after not participating in the last two matches. She finished sixth overall with a career-high mark of 1,169. Kristen Hemphill and junior Casey Lutz both fired aggregate scores of 1,167.
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Hemphill led the Frogs in smallbore shooting a score of 581 and placing fourth. Henry followed with a score of 579. Sophomore Elizabeth Marsh fired a score of 578, good for sixth. Rounding out the TCU counters were Catherine Miller (572) and Lutz (570).
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Not factoring into the team score, Gordon shot a career-high 576 in smallbore.
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In air rifle, TCU continued their success with three of the top six scores. Lutz led the field as she fired a season-high mark of 597 for the third time this season. Gordon wrapped up her impressive day with a fourth-place finish and a score of 593. Henry turned in a 592, good for sixth.
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The WVU squad finished with a score of 4,703 (2,337 in smallbore and 2,366 in air rifle). In smallbore they were paced by defending NCAA Champion Morgan Phillips, who fired a mark of 591. Millica Babic paced the Mountaineers in air rifle with a score of 596.
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TCU returns to the range on Friday to host No. 6 Alaska.
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TCU shot a team score of 4,678 (2,310 in smallbore and 2,368 in air rifle). Despite the defeat, the Frogs still managed to top the Mountaineers in the air rifle discipline by a score of 2,368-2,366.
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The Frogs competed without their top marksman Rachel Garner as she was participating in Mexico at the Championship of the Americas.
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The freshman led the way for TCU on the aggregate leaderboard. Angeline Henry turned in the top aggregate score for the Frogs, shooting a career-high score of 1,171 to place fourth. Abby Gordon had a nice return to the range after not participating in the last two matches. She finished sixth overall with a career-high mark of 1,169. Kristen Hemphill and junior Casey Lutz both fired aggregate scores of 1,167.
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Hemphill led the Frogs in smallbore shooting a score of 581 and placing fourth. Henry followed with a score of 579. Sophomore Elizabeth Marsh fired a score of 578, good for sixth. Rounding out the TCU counters were Catherine Miller (572) and Lutz (570).
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Not factoring into the team score, Gordon shot a career-high 576 in smallbore.
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In air rifle, TCU continued their success with three of the top six scores. Lutz led the field as she fired a season-high mark of 597 for the third time this season. Gordon wrapped up her impressive day with a fourth-place finish and a score of 593. Henry turned in a 592, good for sixth.
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The WVU squad finished with a score of 4,703 (2,337 in smallbore and 2,366 in air rifle). In smallbore they were paced by defending NCAA Champion Morgan Phillips, who fired a mark of 591. Millica Babic paced the Mountaineers in air rifle with a score of 596.
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TCU returns to the range on Friday to host No. 6 Alaska.
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