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TABLE OF CONTENTS AIR FORCE ACADEMY QUICK FACTS Front Cover Location: ...... 2168 Field House Dr., USAFA CO 80840 1...... General Information Colors: ...... Blue & Silver 2...... Schedule/Roster Nickname: ...... Falcons 3...... Head Coach Meili Enrollment: ...... 4,000 4...... Assistant Coach Johnson Founded: ...... 1954 5...... Why Air Force? Affiliation/Finish: ...... NCAA 1 - 2019 Finish - First (Air Rifle), Third (Team)* 6...... Falcon Rifle Range Conference: ...... Patriot Rifle (2013) 7...... Team Highlights 2020 Record: ...... 17-4 Overall, 8-3 PRC (Second) Rifle Information/Historical Records: Superintendent: ...... Lt Gen Richard Clark 8-11...... Meet the Team (Profiles) Director of Athletics ...... Nathan Pine 12...... Season Team Results/Season Highs RIFLE STAFF 13...... 2019-20 Starting Lineup vs Opponents Head Coach: ...... Launi Meili 14...... 2019-20 Individual Season Scores 15-16...... School Records (60/60 & 120/40) Record/Years at AFA: ...... 153-91 (.63) / 13 16...... NCAA All-Time Results E-mail: ...... [email protected] 17...... President’s Trophy, History Best time to reach coach: ...... Between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. MST 18...... Patriot Rifle Conference, History Meili’s Phone: ...... 719-333-1797 19-21...... Falcon Honors (NRA/CRCA All-Americans Fax/Toll Free Phone: ...... 719-333-4658/1-800-379-1455 ext. 1797 CRCA Scholastic All-Americans/CoSIDA Academics Assistant Coach: ...... Dave Johnson PRC All-Conference/Top Falcon Athletes Johnson’s Phone: ...... 719-333-1791 21...... Falcon Honors, MVP & Captains E-mail: ...... [email protected] Academy Information: Faculty Rep: ...... Lt Col Ryan Cutchin 22-24...... Air Force Academy/Athletics Home Range:...... Falcon Rifle Range 22...... Director of Athletics Nathan Pine Range Phone: ...... 719-333-9632 (team room)/9634 (office) 23...... Falcon Athletics Facilities *The 2020 NCAA Championships were canceled due to the pandemic 24...... Falcon Athletics (Photos) 25...... David Higgins: The Wild Card Website (Rifle): https://goairforcefalcons.com/sports/rifle 26...... Academy Senior Leadership Facebook: ...... afarifle 27...... About the Academy Twitter: ...... AF_Rifle 28-29...... Letter winners Recruiting Questionnaire: https://questionnaires.armssoftware.com/e065b723e0f8 The Air Force Academy Rifle Media Guide is a publication MEDIA RELATIONS: of the Air Force Academy Athletics Media Relations Office. Media Contact: ...... Madeline McGuire Editor: Madeline McGuire. Direct Phone: ...... (719) 333-4263 Photography: USAFA Photographer and Arnie Spencer, Printing: The Air Force Academy Rifle media guide is a Media Office Phone: ...... (719) 333-2313 web-based publication. Printed copies are not available. Mailing Address: ...... 2168 Field House Dr...... USAF Academy, CO 80840-9500 CONTACTING ATHLETES E-mail: ...... [email protected] Cadet-athlete’s private phone numbers and e-mail address- Website: ...... GoAirForceFalcons.com es will not be issued to the media. Air Force cadet-athletes have been instructed not to accept calls from media without prior notification from the athletic media relations office.

MEDIA RELATIONS

Troy Garnhart, Assoc. AD/Information/ Communications (719) 333-9263 Dave Toller, Sports Information Director (719) 333-3478 Madeline McGuire, Sports Information (Rifle) (719) 333-4263

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2020 - 2021 SCHEDULE

DAY DATE TIME OPPONENT LOCATION Fri 11/06/20 8:00 Army West Point, NY Fri 11/20/20 8:00 Navy Annapolis, MD Sat 11/21/20 8:00 Navy Annapolis, MD Sat 01/16/21 8:00 Nebraska Lincoln, NE Sun 01/17/21 8:00 Nebraska Lincoln, NE Sat 01/23/21 8:00 Alaska Fairbanks, AK Sun 01/24/21 8:00 Alaska Fairbanks, AK Sun 01/31/21 8:00 TCU & UTEP Falcon Rifl e Range Sat 02/06/21 8:00 PRC SB Championships Columbus, OH Sun 02/07/21 8:00 PRC AR Championships Columbus, OH Mon 02/08/21 8:00 OSU & Akron Columbus, OH Thu 02/18/21 8:00 TCU Forth Worth , TX Sat 02/20/21 8:00 NCAA Qualifi er Forth Worth , TX Fri 03/12/21 8:00 NCAA Nationals Columbus, OH Sat 03/13/21 8:00 NCAA Nationals Columbus, OH

ROSTER Name...... Class ...CS ...... Hometown ...... High School From the States: Fiori, Peterr...... 2022.....32 ...... Lebanon, NJ ...... Voorhees • Colorado - 2 Hillman, Maliyay ...... 2022.....30 ...... Spokane,p, WAA...... Lewis and Clak • Florida - 1 Schwindt, DeviDevinn ...... 2002222.....23 ...... Lees SummitSummit,, MMOO ...... Raymore-Peculiar • Maryland - 1 Sprock, LLaurenauren ...... 2002222.....07 ...... Davidsville, PAA...... Conemaugh Townshiphip • Missouri - 1 Habeck, RRyanyan ...... 2002222.....25 ...... FortF Pierre, SD ...... Stanly County • New Jersey - 1 Williams, Jordan ...... 2002323.....05 ...... CColoradoolorado Springs, CCOO ...... Doherty/USAFA Prepep SchoolSch • Pennsylvania - 2 Fees, Fredderickerick ((James)James) ...... 2002323.....14 ...... Nokesville,Nokesvill VAA...... Brentsville District • South Dakota - 1 Donahoe, CamdenCamden ...... 2002323.....10 ...... Bedford, PAPA...... Bedford Area • Virginia - 1 Kreb, Morrgangan ...... 2002424.....12 ...... CColoradoolorado Springs, CCOO ...... The Village • Washington - 1 Aletto, Daantente ...... 2002424.....40 ...... Sarasota,S FLL ...... Sarasota Military Academcademy D’SouzaRIFLE, PeninahPenin ...... 2002424.....04 ...... EllicottE City, MD ...... MMountount HebronHebron Campbell, WilliamWilli (Reed) ...... Manager, CS23 Pronunciation Guide: Schwindt, Devin ...... Team Captain Dante Aletto - a-let-o Sprock, Lauren ...... SAC Rep Fiori - Fee - Or - E Peninah D’Souza - Williams, Jordan ...... Community Service Rep Donahoe - don a hoe Meili, Launi ...... Head Coach Maliya - Ma-lee-ya Johnson, Davidd...... Assistant Coach Launi Meili – LAW-nee MY-lee Sawicki – Saw-ick-kee Schwindt - Schwinn-DT Lauren Sprock -- Lah-ren Sp-rawk

AF_Rifl e 2 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE HEAD COACH LAUNI MEILI Launi Meili has been participated in two Olympic Games, two Pan the head coach of American games and a World Championship. the U.S. Air Force During her career, she produced three world Academy’s rifle records, three Olympic records, a world team program since 2007. championship and the Olympic Gold medal in She came to USAFA Barcelona in 1992, becoming the first American from the University of woman to ever win gold in smallbore. Nebraska, where she coached for five years. She also placed 11th in air rifle in Barcelona after finishing sixth in air rifle and seventh in “Coach Meili brings a three-position rifle at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. wealth of experience She remains the only woman to compete in both as not only a proven NCAA Division I head events at two Olympics. Meili is also a seven-time coach, but a world-class competitor as well,” said national champion in three-position rifle, setting former Associate Athletics Director for Programs three world shooting records and numerous Col Billy Walker. national records in her outstanding shooting career. “We were very impressed with her understanding of the Academy and our mission to produce After retiring from competitive shooting in 1992, leaders of character and how intercollegiate Meili spent 10 years coaching junior and elite athletics contributes to that mission. I’m quite level shooters and instructing athletes at shooting certain Coach Meili will develop us into one of clinics and camps nationwide. She served as the elite programs in the country,” said Walker. assistant coach for the U.S. National Rifle Team from 1997 to 2000 and is helping to coach the For the past 13 seasons, Meili has elevated the residents at the Olympic Training Center. Meili Academy’s rifle program to a national-competitive helped produce the International Coach Certi- level. Seven teams have appeared in the NCAA fication Program, the highest level of coaching Rifle Championships, finishing in the top eight credential recognized by USA Shooting and the each year. In 2019, the rifle team placed third National Rifle Association. During the 2004-05 in the nation, and won the air rifle national title. season, Meili was recognized for her outstanding For the first-time, since the 2013 formation of achievement to the sport by being inducted into the Patriot Rifle Conference, the rifle team won the International Shooting Hall of Fame. In 2014, the 2019 conference title. They were the 2020 Meili was the inaugural ISSF Junior Cups coach, a runner up team. Since 2013, 11 cadet-shooters new Championship series featuring competitions have earned all-conference honors. Under Meili, for junior athletes in Olympic and Youth Olympic the program has amassed 11 All-Americans, 53 events, with the competitions held in Suhl, times. In November 2019, the rifle team won the Germany. President’s Trophy for a total of seven times. Meili earned her master’s degree in sports Air Force had one cadet-athlete, David Higgins psychology from the University of Idaho in 2001. (Class of 2016), make the 2016 U.S. Olympic She also holds a bachelor’s degree in nutrition and Smallbore Team. Spencer Cap (Class of 2019) exercise physiology from Eastern Washington made the 2016 Junior Olympic Team and Ryan University. She has written “Rifle: Steps to Suc- Jacobs (Class of 2017) made the 2016 U.S. cess”, published by Human Kinetics in 2008. She National Team. Nate Peterson qualified for the has also created the “mental training workshop” Rifle National Junior Team in 2019, while he and taught to athletes, coaches, and business person- Peter Fiori competed at the ISSF World Cup in nel in the U.S. and Japan. Suhl, Germany. A native of Spokane, Wash., Meili and her Prior to Air Force, Meili was the head coach husband, Kevin Geddes, have a son, Bryce Owen. at Nebraska, where she led the all-women Cornhuskers to a No. 2 national ranking in the “Over the last few years we’ve made it onto the 2004-05 season. The team finished fifth at the national stage. I’m proud of the team and all they NCAAs in 2007. While at Nebraska, she coached have accomplished together and individually. 21 All-Americans, an NCAA individual champion While we’ve been in the top five as a team, we and placed seven women on the U.S. Devel- have had four team members make the U.S. opment team. In addition, Meili led Nebraska National Team, with three shooting in World and to a pair of Great American Rifle Conference International competition representing not only Championships, while earning coach of the year USAFA, but the United States. We are heading in AFA’s heavy medal coaches, head coach honors in 2006. the right direction and will continue to improve as Launi Meili and former assistant coach our incoming classes continue to get stronger and Mike Anti As a shooting competitor, Meili shot for the U.S. stronger.” Shooting team for 10 years. In that time, Meili

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David Johnson begins his third season with the U.S. Air Force Academy as assistant rifle coach. Before coming to the Academy, he was the interim executive officer at USA Shooting, Director of Operations, and National Rifle Coach. Johnson was USA Shooting’s National Rifle Team Coach from 2002 to 2012. During that time, he helped the team earn five Olympic medals in the 2004, 2008, and 2012 Olympic Games, along with several open and junior World Championship titles.

Johnson began shooting in 1972 at the Langley Junior Rifle Club in Virginia, and continued behind the firing line through his high school graduation in 1982. Dedicated to education, he attended West Virginia University, where he earned his bachelor of science in finance in 1986. After graduation, Johnson was commissioned in the U.S. Army Reserves as an Infantry Officer. His military career included a two-year assignment to the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit and as a coach in the Army’s World Class Athlete Program.

As assistant coach, he brings a multitude of experience as an athlete and coach with him. During Johnson’s career as a rifle athlete, he was a multiple Pan American Games and World Cup medalist, a USA National Champion, and COACHING AND ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS 1983 NCAA Individual Champion. Johnson helped lead his WVU rifle team 2004, 2008, 2012 (5 medals) to three National Championships. He was a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic U.S. Olympic Head Rifl e Coach Team, finishing 11th in air rifle and 21st in three-position rifle. 2003, 2007, 2011 Johnson’s first full-time coaching assignment was as head coach of University Pan American Games Head Rifl e Coach of Alaska-Fairbanks from 2000 to 2002, where he led the team to three 2002-2012 individual and two NCAA Team titles. U.S. Head Rifl e Coach “I was honored to join the staff at the U.S. Air Force Academy and be 4 World Champions: Individual and Team; back in the NCAA arena,” said Johnson. “The program, facilities, staff, and Junior and Open student-athletes are world-class. Being part of the mission of developing our 25 World Cup Medalists future leaders for the U.S. Air Force is natural for me coming from my military 5 Olympic Medalists experience. Coach Meili and the USAFA have built a great program. 1983 “I could not be happier that we were able to convince Dave to come back into NCAA Rifl e Champion collegiate shooting,” said Launi Meili, head rifle coach at Air Force. “He has 1992 more experience and knowledge of the sport than any coach in the U.S. He U.S. Olympic Rifl e Team Member was not only successful as an athlete in NCAA and international competition, 1994 but as a coach, his athletes have produced more medals and titles than any other in more than 40 years. U.S. National Champion 1983, 1991, 1995 While at the Academy, Johnson’s coaching experience helped to bring the Pan American Games Team member and Medalist rifle team to a national level of competition. Two of his teams have been to OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS the NCAA Rifle Championships. In 2018-19, Air Force won the Patriot Rifle 5-Time World Cup and Gran Prix Medalist Conference Championships, placed third in the nation, and won the national Air Rifle Championship title. Air Force also won back-to-back President’s Trophies in the matches against the service academies.

In December 2018, while at the two-day Winter Air Gun Championships, Casper Schadler earned a third-place ranking in the men’s junior air rifle. On Day 2, Logan Ogden won the bronze medal for the same event. At the 2019 National Junior Olympic Shooting Championships, sophomore Nate Peterson earned a bronze medal for his accomplishment in the 10m Men’s Air Rifle. In the 50m Three-Postion Rifle, Peter Fiori won the championship title. Both qualified for the ISSF World Cup in Suhl, Germany.

AF_Rifl e 4 afarifl e AIRAIR FFORCEORCE - RRIFLEIFLE WHY AIR FORCE? “I chose the Academy because I have a moral obligation to pay back all I have been given by serving my country. I was born in China, adopted as an infant, and brought to the United States. While at the Academy, in rifle, I want to realize my full potential as a shooter and am very proud to represent the United States Air Force Academy.” “At the Academy, I’m looking forward to getting an excellent education and top-notch training to become an officer in the United States Air Force,” Lauren Sprock, Class of 2022.

“I came to the Academy to take advantage of the opportunities AFA provided and to see where my shooting career could go with the help from Coach Meili.” “My expectations are to build confidence in my shooting ability and to learn what it takes to be an officer in the Air Force,” Maliya Hillman, Class of 2022.

“I selected the Academy because after my brother joined the Marine Corps my interest in the military grew. Plus I grew up shooting Class of 2022, Maliya Hillman, Devin Schwindt, archery here at the Academy. I was lucky enough to start getting Peter Fiori, and Lauren Sprock recruited to come and knew I couldn’t give up the opportunity,” Jordan Williams, Class of 2023.

“I chose the Academy because I want to serve my country. It has “I chose the Air Force Academy because personally, this is the field been a life-long dream of mine to serve, and I believe that being an officer is the best way I can serve. At USAFA, I will graduate as an that the Lord called me to. Additionally, I want to make an impact on officer and also be able to become a pilot,” Devin Schwindt, Class this world and by attending USAFA, this gives me many opportunities of 2022. to do just that,” James Fees, Class of 2023.

AF_AAF_RiRRifl e 5 afariafarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE FALCON RIFLE RANGE

The Air Force Academy athletic program and rifl e team opened the Falcon Rifl e Range in February 2014. The Falcons moved into the state-of-the-art facility following a year-long construction and renovation, with the fi nal completion of the facility in January 2014 in time to host the Nevada rifl e team on Feb. 1.

Renovations to the range included 16 points, all equipped with the most advanced Megalink electronic target system. The backstop is made of granulated rubber, which helps to reduce noise and lead- dust contamination. The old range consisted of 10 points, and with the addition of six points allow Air Force to host the NCAA Rifl e Championships in the future.

The range features a viewing area of the entire fi ring line. Positioned directly above the viewing area are two TV screens, which display the athletes’ targets and their scores. Spectators are able to follow the action during the competition. The team room is also available for spectators to relax and watch the competition on two 60” plasma TVs. Fire on the range The facility accommodates the coaches’ offi ce, gun-smithing room, an armory, and separate male and female locker rooms.

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2019 NCAA Team Air Rifl e National Champions followed by the nation’s third-place team. Photo: left to right: Col Kearney, Casper Schadler, assistant coach Dave Johnson, Logan Ogden, Anna Weilbacher, Spencer Cap, head coach Launi Meili, and Peter Fiori.

Team Air Rifl e National Champions

Third Place Team

The Air Force rifl e team won the Patriot Rifl e Confer- ence Smallbore and Air Rifl e Championships title. The Falcons, led by freshman Peter Fiori, senior Anna Wei- lbacher and freshman Casper Schadler, won the air rifl e championship match.

2019 President’s Trophy

Rifl e team members received shout out from POTUS ... Newly-commissioned second lieutenants Spencer Cap and Anna Weilbacher, former Air Force rifl e team members, received a shout out from the President of the United States Donald Trump during the Air Force Academy graduation ceremony. The president The 2019-2020 Rifl e Team: Left to right: Head Coach Launi Meili, assistant coach Dave Johnson, recognized the athletes for their accom- Maliya Hillman, Devin Schwindt, Jordan Williams, Camden Donahoe, Nate Peterson, Logan Og- plishments during the 2019 NCAA Rifl e den, William Coen, James Fees, Kyle Cox, Sarah Sawicki, Peter Fiori, Lauren Sprock, Lt Col Ryan Championships Cutchin.

AF_Rifl e 7 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE MEET THE TEAM PETER FIORI , JUNIOR - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING VOORHEES HS, LEBANON, NJ Career Accomplishments: in Suhl, Germany, this past summer ... • 2020 All-American, Smallbore/Air Rifl e - fi rst team 2019 CRCA Scholastic All-American • 2019 All-American, Smallbore - fi rst team, Air Rifl e - second team ... named Rifl e Athlete of the Week: • 2019, 2020 CRCA Scholastic All-American Jan. 21 (TCU/OSU); Feb. 16 (TCU) ... • 2019, 2020 All-Conference, Smallbore (champion) & Air Rifl e ISSF World Cup, Suhl, Germany: in • 2019 All-Conference, Aggregate (champion) the three-position, Fiori fi nished 22nd • 2019, 2020 Most Valuable Marksmanship Award Winner among 48 international competitors • 2019 NJOSC Three-Position Rifl e Gold Medalist (1154) ... in the prone, he scored a • 2019 NJOSC National Record (1178) 50m Three-Position 612.1, which was added to USA’s sev- • 2019 World Cup, Suhl, Germany, 22nd Three-Position enth-place score of 1841.6 for the event. • National Team - Three-position Rifl e • Rifl e Athlete of the Week -- Jan. 21 & Feb. 16, 2019 BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Pronounced Fee-Or-E ... attended Voor- • Rifle Athlete of the Week (entire season) hees High School in Glen Gardner, NJ ... he is a member of the USA • Varsity Letter Winner: 2019, 2020 Shooting National Junior Team for air rifl e and three-position rifl e ... as of August 2018, he holds the USA Shooting national record for Men’s 2019-2020 (Sophomore): Team MVP ... 2019 NJOSC 50m three-posi- Junior 50-foot smallbore rifl e (three-position Kneeling, Prone, Stand- tion rifl e men champion (2339) ... ranked seventh in 10m air rifl e men ... ing (KPS) with a score of 1059 set on Oct. 27, 2013, in the New Jersey ranked 3rd in the fall selection match at Ft. Benning with a total of 2344 Indoor Championships … qualifi ed at the New Jersey state qualifi ers in ... shot 587 in smallbore and 596 in air rifl e against Nebraska ... came in both rifl es for USA Shooting National Championships (USASNC) … fi rst overall in smallbore and individual at Army ... came in sixth overall 2018: in April, he claimed the NJOSC 50-meter Three-Position Men’s at the 2019 Winter Airgun Rifl e Championships with a 1249.0 ... came in Rifl e Championship title with a 2329 … fi red a 451.9 in the Final … fi fth overall against TCU with a 1175 ... placed fourth in the smallbore in June, he fi nished 14th overall with a score of 2295 at the USASNC with 584 and seventh in the air rifl e with 592 at TCU ... placed second … went on to earn the bronze medal in the Junior Men Championships overall at Alaska Fairbanks with a 1170. with a two-day score of 2295 … fi nished third with a 451.3 in the Final (2303) … in prone, he scored 1224.9 and fi nished in 21st place 2018-2019 (Freshman): 2019 Most Valuable Marksmanship Award ... competed for Team USA in the 2018 ISSF World Championships in winner ... was the overall-conference winner with an 1184, and the Changwon, South Korea ... fi nished 32nd in the three-position Junior conference smallbore champion ... following the NCAA Rifl e Cham- Rifl e ... Team USA fi nished eighth in the event. pionships, he was named a fi rst-team smallbore and second-team air HOBBIES: 3D printing, CAD, and video games. rifl e All-American ... he fi nished the season with a 1,174.3 average, the highest season average on the team and the seventh-highest average in ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 32 ... major is mechanical the country ... at the 2019 National Junior Olympic Shooting Champion- engineering ... participated in the Academy’s basic free-fall parachuting ships, he earned the gold medal for the Men’s three-position rifl e ... set (AM-490) course last summer ... squadron’s academics clerk. a national Junior record 1,178 ... went on to compete in the World Cup

MALIYA ISABEL HILLMAN, JUNIOR- CIVIL ENGINEERING LEWIS AND CLARK HS, SPOKANE, WA Career Accomplishments: ... pronounced Ma-lee-ya ... high school • 2019 NCAA Qualifi er - 1161 coaches were Mike Furrer and Jeff Upham ... academic accomplishments • Top Air Rifl e Score 586 include a high GPA ... started shooting • Top Smallbore Score 575 when she was 10 ... traveled to national • Varsity Letter Winner matches, mainly for 3P air rifl e ... qual- ifi ed for the Junior Olympics four times 2019-2020 (Sophomore): High scores were 569 in smallbore and 589 ... qualifi ed for the 2018 USA Shooting in air rifl e at TCU ... came third overall against Alaska Fairbanks with a National Championships at the Colorado 1161 ... came in eighth overall at Ohio State with a 1156 ... placed sixth state qualifi ers … shot an air rifl e score of 388 ... attended USAFA Prep overall at Akron with a 1159 School.

2018-2019 (Freshman): Only competed against TCU, OSU and Geor- PERSONAL: Parents are Kimberly and Greg Hillman ... has one broth- gia Southern during the fall ... smallbore match score was 566 ... shot er. 583 in air rifl e (1149) ... scored a 1161 in her fi rst NCAA qualifi er vs TCU ... had a 575 smallbore and 586 air rifl e scores. ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 30 ... major is civil engineer- ing ... squadrons public aff airs NCOIC … spent the summer taking Astro BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Lewis and Clark in Spokane ... she made the athletics list in 2018. AF_Rifl e 8 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE MEET THE TEAM LAUREN SPROCK, JUNIOR - COMPUTER SCIENCE CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP HS, DAVIDSVILLE, PA

Career Accomplishments: bore sixth-place overall (2016), smallbore • NJOSC Qualifi er 2019 seventh-place overall (2017) … high school coaches were Brian Spory, Scott • Top Score Air Rifl e - 589 Borelle, John Binnie … academic honors • High Smallbore - 572 included: Salutatorian … graduated in the • 2019 NCAA Qualifi er (1153) Top 10 … Highest Honor Roll … National • Varsity Letter Winner Honor Society … Academic Achievement … The Challenge Program Inc. Award 2019-2020 (Sophomore): At Army in November came in 10th overall with for STEM … individual rifle accomplish- a 1146 ... came in 10th overall at Ohio State with a 1153 ... scored a 580 in ments included: Junior Women’s Prone air rifle and 556 in smallbore at Akron ... at Ohio State in January scored silver medalist at USA Shooting Nationals (2017) … NRA National Open 570 in smallbore and 575 in air rifle ... at TCU scored 568 in smallbore and Air Gun Championship Precision Standing: First-Place Team (2016) 582 in air rifle. … Third Place Intermediate Junior (2016) … PA Junior Intermediate 2018-2019 (Freshman): Fall average was an 1157 ... highest air rifle Smallbore Rifle Camp third-place overall (2015) … Palmyra Invitational: score was 589 vs TCU in December ... high smallbore of 578 was vs TCU Smallbore Individual first J1 (2018) … Smallbore Team Second J1 (2017) & OSU in January ... competed in her first qualifier match against TCU … Pennsylvania Junior Olympic State Championships: First J1 Team Air and finished with an 1153 ... shot a 574 in smallbore and 579 in air rifle ... Rifle (2015-2016) … First J1 Women’s Smallbore (2017-2018) … Third J1 qualified for the 2019 JSOSC 10m Air Rifle Women competition ... scored Team Smallbore (2015-2016) … Pennsylvania State Woman Champion … a 604.2, 608.2 to rank 73rd with a total score of 1212.4. NRA 3-Position Smallbore Outdoor Rifle (2018). BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Conemaugh Township Area PERSONAL: Parents are Cris and Craig Sprock … has one sibling, Leah. High School in Pennsylvania … competed in rifle from freshman year HOBBIES: Class & Taste Marching Band (2015-2018) drum major; Jazz until graduation … high school athletic accomplishments include: All-Star Band (2014-2018) Principal Alto Saxophonist; Johnstown Symphony Youth Western Pennsylvania Athletic Conference All-Conference Team (2017, Orchestra (2011-2017) assistant concertmaster; Drama Club (2013-18); 2018) … athletic varsity letter (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) … high school rifle Laurel Arts Dance Studio (2003-2017) ballet, tap, pointe, and jazz. Other: team captain (2014-2018) … highest 3-Position Average: first place (2017, cadet orchestra, cadet gospel choir, musical instruments, photography, 2018) … fourth place (2016) … Interscholastic State High School Champi- comics, hummocking. onship: air rifle fourth-place overall (2018) … champion team in air rifle ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 7 ... majoring in computer (2017) … champion team in prone (2018) … champion Team in smallbore science ... Cadet Group 1 Communications NCOIC ... member of the Cadet (2016) … prone fourth-place overall (2018) … runner-up team in air rifle Gospel Choir ... plays the violin and saxophone in the Cadet Orchestra. (2016 & 2018) ... runner-up team in smallbore (2017 and 2018) … small-

DEVIN SCHWINDT, JUNIOR - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RAYMORE-PECULIAR HS , LEES SUMMIT, MO Career Accomplishments: with 4-H … 4-H National bronze • Season-high Score 580 (twice) Air Rifl e medalist (sporter air), 2016 4-H • Top Smallbore Score 577 Missouri team competitor (first overall for states represented); • 2019 NCAA Qualifi er (1156) NRA/Winchester Distinguished • Range Record 593 Smallbore Expert ranking … Junior Olympics • Varsity Letter Winner national qualifier three years in a row … regional and national 2019-2020 (Sophomore): At Army in November, scored 574 in smallbore qualifier for CMP three-position air. and 583 in air rifle ... at Army, had a career high in smallbore with a 579 and overall of 1161 ... against Alaska, had a 568 in smallbore and 580 in air PERSONAL: Parents are Denise and rifle ... set a range record for smallbore (593) during a practice match. Darcey Schwindt … grandparents served in the Air Force, and one cousin is currently serving in the military. 2018-2019 (Freshman): Finished the fall season with an overall average of 1146 ... high score in air rifle was 580 twice ... high in smallbore was HOBBIES:: Attends Officers Christian Fellowship at the USAFA … 577 ... scored an 1156 in his first qualifier match against TCU ... had a 573 enjoys outdoors to hunt, fish, hike, camp, and shoot archery … plays the smallbore score and 583 in air rifle. guitar since third grade … enjoys woodworking and building things. BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Raymore-Peculiar High School ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 7 ... major is mechanical in Lee’s Summit, Mo. … Graduated at the top 3% of his class … made engineering ... holds the squadron’s position of Recondo NCOIC ... made the Principals honor roll … member of the National Honor Society … the superintendent’s list fall of 2018 ... dean’s and commandant’s list spring competed in rifle for four years … coach was Ed Camp for junior program of 2019 ... services at the Cadet Chapel on the praise team playing the … athletic accomplishments: National Junior Olympic J2 smallbore prone guitar ... 2020 rile team captain. silver medal, 2016 Missouri state prone champion, competed national

AF_Rifl e 9 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE MEET THE TEAM FREDERICK (JAMES) FEES, SOPHOMORE- CIVIL ENGINEERING BRENTSVILLE DISTRICT HS, NOKESVILLE, VA

High School Accomplishments: five-time 4-H Sporter Rifle state champion • Two-Time American Legion Championship Qualifi er, 2017-2018 … CMP Distinguished Expert Air Rifle … • Five-time 4-H Sporter Rifl e State Champion NRA Distinguished Expert Air Rifle … four-time automatic qualifier CMP Junior • Six-time 4-H Smallbore Sporter State Champion Olympics 2013-2016 … USA Shooting • CMP Distinguished Expert Air Rifl e Junior Olympics qualifier 2017-2018 … • NRA Distinguished Expert Air Rifl e two-time American Legion Championship • Four-time automatic qualifi er CMP Junior Olympics, 2013-2016 qualifier 2017-2018 ... participated on the • USA Shooting Junior Olympics qualifi er 2017-2018 Trigger-Time 4-H Shooting Club, Patriots • CMP Record Holder Age Group III High Final Score, 2014-2019 Shooting Club of Virginia. Arlington-Fairfax Izaak Walton League ... 2019-2020 (Freshman): Scored a 584 in air rifle in October ... scored a awards included the CMP National champions 2013 and 2014 (Trig- 565 in smallbore and 579 in air rifle against Nebraska ... scored a 582 in ger-Time 4-H Shooting Club), CMP National Championship second-place smallbore and 578 in air rifle against Ohio State in November ... came in Precision team (Patriots Shooting Club of Virginia) 10th overall at Ohio State in January with a 1153. PERSONAL: Parents are Gina Lynn Fees and Frederick James Fees III ... BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Brentsville District High School has one sister. ... graduated high school with a 4.0 GPA … National Honor Society, BETA HOBBIES: Beekeeping, goat-herding, writing music/playing the guitar, Club, and Principal’s Honor Roll ... coaches included Lynn Wheeless, farming, hunting, and fishing. Dough Lamb, Tom Edmonston and Denise Loring ... High School Athletic Honors: CMP National record holder ... High final Score Age Group III” ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 14 ... intended major is civil (2014-present) … six-time 4-H Smallbore Sporter state champion … engineering. CAMDEN DONAHOE, SOPHOMORE - ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BEDFORD AREA HIGH SCHOOL, BEDFORD, PA High School Accomplishments: • 2019, 2018, 2017 Junior Olympic qualifi er jects were AP Calculus due to an amazing teacher … his least favorite subject was • Two-time state champion - smallbore Robotics 2 … member of the National • Pennsylvania state champion - air rifl e Honor Society ... Antietam Junior Rifle 2019-2020 (Freshman): Scored a 572 in smallbore and 574 in air rifle in Club, 2016 to 2019, team captain 2019. October against Kentucky ... career high in smallbore was 584 at Army ... PERSONAL: Parents are Mark and Nicki carrer high in air rifle was 588 at Army. Donahoe … has one sister. BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Bedford Area High School ... HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, camping, and horseback riding ... career goals competed in rifle, soccer and cross country ... three-time Junior Olympic is to become a developmental engineer. rifle qualifier … two-time state champion team smallbore … state champion team air rifle … best shooting position is standing … top scores ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 10 ... intended major is electrical were 291 in 3x10 indoor, 1442 in 3x40 outdoor … high school coaches were engineering. Lynn Whetstone, Ethan Cessna, and Norris Diefenderfer … favorite sub- JORDAN WILLIAMS, SOPHOMORE - MAJOR IS DATA SCIENCE DOHERTY HIGH SCHOOL/USAFA PREP SCHOOL, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

High School Accomplishments: ELEY All-American … attended five • 2017 ELEY All-American Junior Olympic National Championships • 2017 Winter Air Gun Junior Mixed Silver Medalist … made junior finals at USA Shooting National Championships in Fort Benning, • 2017 Robert Mitchell Championships Junior Gold Medalist GA. 2019-2020 (Freshman): Scored a 578 in smallbore and a 582 in air rifle PERSONAL: Parents are Brad and Lana in October against Kentucky ... career high in smallbore was 581 against Williams … has an older brother. Alaska Fairbanks ... career high in air rifle was 590 at Army ... came in 37th place in the 2019 Winter Airgun Rifle Championships. HOBBIES: include rock climbing, hunting, archery, and video games ... nickname is Jordy. BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Doherty High School in Colorado springs ... shot with the National Training Center Shooting Club juniors ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 5 ... major is data science. at the Olympic Training Center from 2011 to 2018 ... coach was Gregory Shaner ... also attended the USAFA Prep School (rifle) ... was a 2017 AF_Rifl e 10 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE MEET THE TEAM RYAN HABECK, JUNIOR - MILITARY & STRATEGIC STUDIES STANLEY COUNTY HS, FORT PIERRE, SD 2019-2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete while focusing on academics. precision at age 14 ... competed for five years prior to USAFA ... qualified at the 2018-2019 (Freshman): Only competed in three events against TCU, OSU South Dakota state qualifiers in men’s air and Georgia State … three-day average was 1161. rifle and smallbore for the USAS National BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Stanley County High School in Championships. PERSONAL: parents are South Dakota ... was number two in his class with a 3.88 GPA … competed Clint and Melissa Habeck (pronounced in football, cross country, track and shooting ... athletic accomplishments Ha-Beck) ... has one brother, Trevor ... included varsity letters, pins and bars in football, cross country and track father was a sergeant in the U.S. Marine ... earned the a Memorial trophy as the hardest working student-athlete Corps. during his senior football season ... football coaches were Tom O’Boyle, HOBBIES: Hiking, hunting, working out, and hanging out with friends. Kurt Seibel, Max Foth and Ryan Royer; cross country Erin Herr, track Scott VanDenHemel ... four-year honor roll student ... National Honor ACADEMY: Member of Cadet Squadron 25. Society vice president ... senior class salutatorian ... started shooting DANTE ALETTO, FRESHMAN - MAJOR IS UNDECIDED SARASOTA MILITARY ACADEMY, SARASOTA, FL High School Accomplishments: 2019-20 USAJO Qualifi er years. P Florida State Smallbore champion ERSONAL: Parents are Anne Glowacki Sarasota Military Academy rifl e team captain and Michael Aletto, has two sisters. ACADEMY: Member of cadet squadron BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended the Sarasota Military Academy in 40 … major is undecided. Sarasota, FL … competed on the SMA rifle team for four years … coached by Riess Pellgrino … was a 2019-20 USA Shooting Junior Olympics qual- ifier and Florida state smallbore champion … SMA team captain for two MORGAN KREBS, FRESHMAN - MAJOR IS UNDECIDED THE VILLAGE, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

High School Accomplishments: Air Rifle team champions 2018, Colorado 2020 Colorado Best and Brightest Sportswoman of the Year, Top 10% in the 2019 United States top female, Shul World Cup country, and top 5% for juniors … and was 2019 Third-ranked, Junior Smallbore Olympics the 2018 individual national high school 2019 National Junior Team champion … high school sports included: lacrosse as center mid-fielder and goalie 2018 Colorado Sportswoman of the Year … high school academic honors: President Seven-time junior Olympian of National Honor Society, 2020 Colorado Air Rifl e Junior Olympic champion (J2) Best and Brightest, valedictorian, Student body president … member of the BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended The Village in Colorado Springs, National Training Center Junior Club (2011-2020) … awards and honors CO … coach was Alvin Torrence … high school honors included team cap- include team captain, had top aggregate scores for 2019-2020. tain, 2019 Junior National Team member, and a seven-time junior Olympi- PERSONAL: Parents are Yvette and Christof Kreb … has seven siblings. an … ranked third in the Smallbore Junior Olympics in 2019, and team was the high school smallbore champions …she was the top female for the US ACADEMY: member of cadet squadron 12 … major is undecided. in the 2019 Shul World Cup, and Air Rifle Junior Olympic champion J2 …

PENINAH D’SOUZA, FRESHMAN - MAJOR IS UNDECIDED MOUNT HEBRON HIGH SCHOOL, ELLICOT CITY, MD

BEFORE THE ACADEMY: Attended Mount Hebron High School in PERSONAL: Was born in Chandigarh, Ellicott City, MD … competed rifle and in 2018 shot a 390 in women’s air India … parents are Jasleen Shant and rifle at the Maryland Antietam JRC J2 … was the high scorer for woman David D’Souza, and has one sibling. and juniors in the 60 Shot Air Rifle event with a score of 612 … also earned the win in the 30 Shot Standing Event. ACADEMY: Wants to major in economics … member of cadet squadron 4.

AF_Rifl e 11 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE 2019 - 2020 TEAM RESULTS Season Record OVERALL 17-4 PCT. 81 CONF 8-3 PCT. .73 HOME 5-2 AWAY 9-2 NEUTRAL 4-0 NCAA: N/A (canceled)

DATE SITE EVENT Oct. 26, 2019 USAFA, CO UK: 4686, USAFA: 4674, NU: 4636, UTEP: 4560 Oct. 27, 2019 USAFA, CO USAFA: 4664, NU: 4646 Nov. 2, 2019 West Point, NY USAFA: 4682, Army: 4669, Navy: 4664, USCG: 4567 Nov. 3, 2019 West Point, NY USAFA: 4676, USCG: 4563, MIT: 4351, John Jay: 4281 Nov. 23, 2019 USAFA, CO USAFA: 4675, OSU: 4651 Nov. 24, 2019 USAFA, CO USAFA: 4679, UAF: 4644 Jan. 24, 2020 Akron, OH USAFA: 4683, Akron: 4670 Jan. 25, 2020 Columbus, OH OSU: 4663, USAFA: 4655, UTEP: 4594 Feb.14, 2020 Fort Worth, TX USAFA 4666, Alaska Fairbanks 4622 Feb.15 - 16, 2020 Fort Worth, TX PRC: TCU 4728, AF 4681, OSU 4669, AK 4639, UTEP 4583 February 22, 2020 USAFA, CO Qualifi er: TCU 4718, Air Force 4669 March 13-14, 2020 NCAA SB/AR Championships

HOME MATCH Individual SEASON HIGHS % School Record 60/60 SMALLBORE * Ties determined by center count of the eight counting team scores. 589 Peter Fiori ...... Presidents Trophy...... 11/2/2019 ^ Patriot Rifl e Conference opponents (PRC Championship is counted in the PRC record) 588 Peter Fiori ...... Alaska ...... 11/24/2019 587 Peter Fiori ...... Akron ...... 1/24/2020 NCAA Qualifi er counted in overall record, but not in the conference record 587 Peter Fiori ...... USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 11/3/2019 NCAA Championships win/loss (top 8 teams) counted in overall record 587 Peter Fiori ...... Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 10/26/2019 587 Peter Fiori ...... Nebraska ...... 10/27/2019 586 Logan Ogden ...... Akron ...... 1/24/2020 585 Logan Ogden ...... Alaska at TCU ...... 2/14/2020 584 Peter Fiori ...... PRC Championships ...... 2/15/2020 584 Logan Ogden ...... Ohio State, UTEP ...... 1/25/2020 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHS 584 Camden Donahoe ...Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 10/26/2019 592 is School record - Weilbacher (1/14/17) / @ West Point, NY Air rifle TEAM SEASON HIGHS 591 Peter Fiori ...... Presidents Trophy...... 11/2/2019 588 Peter Fiori ...... Alaska ...... 11/24/2019 Aggregate 596 Peter Fiori ...... Nebraska ...... 10/27/2019 4683 Akron 1/24/2020 595 Peter Fiori ...... USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...11/3/2019 Smallbore 595 Peter Fiori ...... Akron ...... 1/24/2020 2325 vs. Akron 1/24/2020 593 Peter Fiori ...... Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...10/26/2019 591 Logan Ogden ...... Akron ...... 1/24/2020 Air rifle 594 Logan Ogden ...... Alaska at TCU ...... 2/14/2020 2360 Predsident’s Trophy 11/2/2019 592 Peter Fiori ...... PRC Championships ...... 2/15/2020 588 Logan Ogden ...... Ohio State, UTEP ...... 1/25/2020 572 Camden Donahoe ..Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...10/26/2019 Individual SEASON highs 598 is School Record - Cap (11/5/16) / @ West Point, NY AGGREGATE Smallbore 1180 Peter Fiori ...... Presidents Trophy ...... 11/2/2019 589 Peter Fiori Presidents Trophy 11/2/2019 1176 Peter Fiori ...... Alaska ...... 11/24/2019 1183 Peter Fiori ...... Nebraska ...... 10/27/2019 Air rifle 1182 Peter Fiori ...... USCG, MIT & John Jay @ .....11/3/2019 591 Peter Fiori Presidents Trophy 11/2/2019 1182 Peter Fiori ...... Akron ...... 1/24/2020 1180 Peter Fiori ...... Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 10/26/2019 AGGREGATE 1177 Logan Ogden ...... Akron ...... 1/24/2020 1180 Peter Fiori Presidents Trophy 11/2/2019 1179 Logan Ogden ...... Alaska at TCU ...... 2/14/2020 1176 Peter Fiori ...... PRC Championships ...... 2/15/2020 1172 Logan Ogden ...... Ohio State, UTEP ...... 1/25/2020 1156 Camden Donahoe ..Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 10/26/2019 1184 is School Record - Fiori (1/20/19) / @ West Point, NY

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Oct. 26, 2019 vs Kentucky, Nebraska & UTEP Nov. 24, 2019 vs Alaska Feb. 22, 2020 NCAA Qualifi er vs TCU NAME SB AR AGGR NAME SB AR AGGR NAME SB AR AGGR Camden Donahoe 584 572 1156 Lauren Sprock 564 587 1151 Peter Fiori 582 593 1175 Camden Donahoe 572 574 1146 Devin Schwindt 568 580 1148 Maliya Hillman 562 584 1146 James Fees 0 584 584 Sarah Sawicki 561 578 1139 Logan Ogden 579 590 1169 Peter Fiori 587 593 1180 Nate Peterson 577 585 1162 Nate Peterson 571 581 1152 Maliya Hillman 575 583 1158 Logan Ogden 574 595 1169 Devin Schwindt 578 585 1163 Logan Ogden 575 593 1168 Maliya Hillman 562 588 1150 Jordan Williams 575 588 1163 Nate Peterson 572 587 1159 Peter Fiori 588 588 1176 Sarah Sawicki 566 586 1152 Camden Donahoe 566 569 1135 Mar. 13-14, 2020 NCAA Championships at Lex., KY Devin Schwindt 575 574 1149 Jordan Williams 581 588 1169 Canceled due to pandemic Lauren Sprock 575 586 1161 James Fees 571 585 1156

Oct. 27, 2019 vs Nebraska Jan. 24, 2020 vs Akron at Akron, OH NAME SB AR AGGR NAME SB AR AGGR Rifl e Athlete of the Week: Camden Donahoe 562 569 1131 James Fees 558 582 1140 Peter Fiori 587 596 1183 Peter Fiori 587 595 1182 10/26/19 Peter Fiori James Fees 565 579 1144 Maliya Hillman 572 587 1159 10/27/19 Peter Fiori Maliya Hillman 562 585 1147 Logan Ogden 586 591 1177 11/2/19 Peter Fiori Logan Ogden 581 589 1170 Nate Peterson 566 585 1151 11/3/19 Peter Fiori Jordan Williams 558 577 1135 Devin Schwindt 580 572 1152 11/24/19 Peter Fiori Nate Peterson 567 593 1160 Lauren Sprock 556 580 1136 01/24/20 Peter Fiori Sarah Sawicki 564 590 1154 Jordan Williams 572 577 1149 Lauren Sprock 558 587 1145 01/25/20 Peter Fiori Devin Schwindt 564 582 1146 Jan. 25, 2020 vs OSU at Columbus 02/13/20 Peter Fiori NAME SB AR AGGR 02/16/20 Peter Fiori Nov. 2, 2019 at President’s Trophy Match James Fees 574 579 1153 02/22/20 Peter Fiori NAME SB AR AGGR Peter Fiori 579 597 1176 Camden Donahoe 558 588 1146 Maliya Hillman 567 589 1156 Jordan Williams 578 590 1168 Logan Ogden 584 588 1172 Lauren Sprock 568 586 1154 Nate Peterson 575 580 1155 Devin Schwindt 574 583 1157 Devin Schwindt 571 580 1151 Sarah Sawicki 570 583 1153 Lauren Sprock 570 575 1145 Nate Peterson 569 588 1157 Jordan Williams 565 586 1151 Logan Ogden 581 595 1176 Maliya Hillman 571 588 1159 Feb. 13, 2020 vs Alaska at Fort Worth, TX Peter Fiori 589 591 1180 NAME SB AR AGGR Camden Donahoe 569 585 1154 Nov. 3, 2019 vs USCG, MIT & John Jay at West Point Peter Fiori 577 593 1170 NAME SB AR AGGR Maliya Hillman 574 587 1161 Sarah Sawicki 573 581 1154 Logan Ogden 585 594 1179 Peter Fiori 587 595 1182 Nate Peterson 569 585 1154 Maliya Hillman 564 583 1147 Devin Schwindt 576 584 1160 Nate Peterson 573 583 1156 Lauren Sprock 579 575 1154 Devin Schwindt 579 582 1161 Jordan Williams 565 583 1148 Lauren Sprock 565 581 1146 Jordan Williams 551 577 1128 Feb. 15-16, 2020 at PRCs at Fort Worth, TX Logan Ogden 583 593 1176 NAME SB AR AGGR Camden Donahoe 0 587 587 Nov. 23, 2019 vs. Ohio State Peter Fiori 584 592 1176 NAME SB AR AGGR Maliya Hillman 569 589 1158 Maliya Hillman 566 588 1154 Logan Ogden 578 595 1173 Jordan Williams 571 582 1153 Nate Peterson 575 591 1166 Devin Schwindt 576 573 1149 Devin Schwindt 577 586 1163 Sarah Sawicki 556 583 1139 Lauren Sprock 568 582 1150 Logan Ogden 582 594 1176 Jordan Williams 573 581 1154 Peter Fiori 582 589 1171 James Fees 566 578 1144 Camden Donahoe 550 571 1121 Lauren Sprock 574 579 1153 Nate Peterson 575 589 1164

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NAME EVENT ...... SB ...... AR ....AGG ...Date Name Team ...... SB ...... AR ....AGG ...Date Camden Donahoe Alaska ...... 566 ..... 569 ....1135 .... 11/24/2019 Maliya Hillman NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 562 ..... 584 ....1146 .... 2/22/2020 Nebraska ...... 562 ..... 569 ....1131 .... 10/27/2019 Nebraska ...... 562 ..... 585 ....1147 .... 10/27/2019 Presidents Trophy ...... 558 ..... 588 ....1146 .... 11/2/2019 Akron...... 572 ..... 587 ....1159 .... 1/24/2020 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 572 .....574 ....1146 .... 10/26/2019 Alaska at TCU ...... 574 ..... 587 ....1161 .... 2/14/2020 Alaska at TCU ...... 569 ..... 585 ....1154 .... 2/14/2020 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 575 .....583 ....1158 .... 10/26/2019 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 584 .....572 ....1156 .... 10/26/2019 Ohio State, UTEP ...... 567 .....589 ....1156 .... 1/25/2020 PRC Championships ...... 0 ...... 587 ....587 ...... 2/16/2020 Presidents Trophy ...... 571 ..... 588 ....1159 .... 11/2/2019 Ohio State ...... 550 ..... 571 ....1121 .... 11/23/2019 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 564 .....583 ....1147 .... 11/3/2019 Alaska ...... 562 ..... 588 ....1150 .... 11/24/2019 Devin Schwindt Ohio State, UTEP ...... 571 .....580 ....1151 .... 1/25/2020 Ohio State ...... 566 ..... 588 ....1154 .... 11/23/2019 Ohio State ...... 576 ..... 573 ....1149 .... 11/23/2019 PRC Championships ...... 569 ..... 589 ....1158 .... 2/16/2020 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 578 ..... 585 ....1163 .... 2/22/2020 Alaska ...... 568 ..... 580 ....1148 .... 11/24/2019 Akron...... 580 ..... 572 ....1152 .... 1/24/2020 Nate Peterson Akron...... 566 ..... 585 ....1151 .... 1/24/2020 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 579 .....582 ....1161 .... 11/3/2019 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 571 ..... 581 ....1152 .... 2/22/2020 PRC Championships ...... 577 ..... 586 ....1163 .... 2/16/2020 Alaska at TCU ...... 569 ..... 585 ....1154 .... 2/14/2020 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 575 .....574 ....1149 .... 10/26/2019 Ohio State, UTEP ...... 575 .....580 ....1155 .... 1/25/2020 Nebraska ...... 564 ..... 582 ....1146 .... 10/27/2019 Presidents Trophy ...... 569 ..... 588 ....1157 .... 11/2/2019 Alaska at TCU ...... 576 ..... 584 ....1160 .... 2/14/2020 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 573 .....583 ....1156 .... 11/3/2019 Presidents Trophy ...... 574 ..... 583 ....1157 .... 11/2/2019 Alaska ...... 577 ..... 585 ....1162 .... 11/24/2019 Nebraska ...... 567 ..... 593 ....1160 .... 10/27/2019 James Fees Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 0 ...... 584 ....584 ...... 10/26/2019 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 572 .....587 ....1159 .... 10/26/2019 Ohio State ...... 566 ..... 578 ....1144 .... 11/23/2019 PRC Championships ...... 575 ..... 591 ....1166 .... 2/16/2020 Nebraska ...... 565 ..... 579 ....1144 .... 10/27/2019 Ohio State ...... 575 ..... 589 ....1164 .... 11/23/2019 Ohio State, UTEP ...... 574 .....579 ....1153 .... 1/25/2020 Akron...... 558 ..... 582 ....1140 .... 1/24/2020 Peter Fiori Alaska at TCU ...... 577 .....593 ....1170 .... 2/14/2020 Alaska ...... 571 ..... 585 ....1156 .... 11/24/2019 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 587 .....593 ....1180 .... 10/26/2019 Ohio State, UTEP ...... 579 .....597 ....1176 .... 1/25/2020 Jordan Williams Ohio State ...... 571 ..... 582 ....1153 .... 11/23/2019 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 582 ..... 593 ....1175 .... 2/22/2020 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 575 ..... 588 ....1163 .... 2/22/2020 Ohio State ...... 582 ..... 589 ....1171 .... 11/23/2019 Akron...... 572 ..... 577 ....1149 .... 1/24/2020 Akron...... 587 ..... 595 ....1182 .... 1/24/2020 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 578 .....582 ....1160 .... 10/26/2019 PRC Championships ...... 584 ..... 592 ....1176 .... 2/15/2020 Alaska ...... 581 ..... 588 ....1169 .... 11/24/2019 Nebraska ...... 587 ..... 596 ....1183 .... 10/27/2019 PRC Championships ...... 573 ..... 581 ....1154 .... 2/16/2020 Presidents Trophy ...... 589 ..... 591 ....1180 .... 11/2/2019 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 551 .....577 ....1128 .... 11/3/2019 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 587 .....595 ....1182 .... 11/3/2019 Nebraska ...... 558 ..... 577 ....1135 .... 10/27/2019 Alaska ...... 588 ..... 588 ....1176 .... 11/24/2019 Ohio State, UTEP ...... 565 .....586 ....1151 .... 1/25/2020 Presidents Trophy ...... 578 ..... 590 ....1168 .... 11/2/2019 Sarah Sawicki Presidents Trophy ...... 570 ..... 583 ....1153 .... 11/2/2019 Alaska at TCU ...... 565 ..... 583 ....1148 .... 2/14/2020 Alaska ...... 561 ..... 578 ....1139 .... 11/24/2019 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 566 .....586 ....1152 .... 10/26/2019 Lauren Sprock Nebraska ...... 558 ..... 587 ....1145 .... 10/27/2019 Ohio State ...... 556 ..... 583 ....1139 .... 11/23/2019 Alaska at TCU ...... 579 ..... 575 ....1154 .... 2/14/2020 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 573 .....581 ....1154 .... 11/3/2019 PRC Championships ...... 568 ..... 582 ....1150 .... 2/16/2020 Nebraska ...... 564 ..... 590 ....1154 .... 10/27/2019 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ t ...... 565 .....581 ....1146 .... 11/3/2019 Presidents Trophy ...... 568 ..... 586 ....1154 .... 11/2/2019 @ West Point, NY Alaska ...... 564 ..... 587 ....1151 .... 11/24/2019 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 575 .....586 ....1161 .... 10/26/2019 The Air Force team qualifi ed for the 2020 NCAAs, but due to the pandemic, all championships Akron...... 556 ..... 580 ....1136 .... 1/24/2020 were canceled. Ohio State, UTEP ...... 570 .....575 ....1145 .... 1/25/2020 Ohio State ...... 574 ..... 579 ....1153 .... 11/23/2019

Logan Ogden Alaska at TCU ...... 585 .....594 ....1179 .... 2/14/2020 Ohio State, UTEP ...... 584 .....588 ....1172 .... 1/25/2020 Akron...... 586 ..... 591 ....1177 .... 1/24/2020 Kentucky, Nebraska, UTEP ...... 575 .....593 ....1168 .... 10/26/2019 PRC Championships ...... 578 ..... 595 ....1173 .... 2/16/2020 USCG, MIT & John Jay @ ...... 583 .....593 ....1176 .... 11/3/2019 Nebraska ...... 581 ..... 589 ....1170 .... 10/27/2019 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 579 ..... 590 ....1169 .... 2/22/2020 Presidents Trophy ...... 581 ..... 595 ....1176 .... 11/2/2019 Ohio State ...... 582 ..... 594 ....1176 .... 11/23/2019 Alaska ...... 574 ..... 595 ....1169 .... 11/24/2019

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SCHOOL RECORDS (60/60 AND 120/40)

Smallbore Individual High Score (60/60) Air Rifl e Individual High Score (120/40) (top 5) Rank NAME ...... EVENT ...... DATE ...... SCORE Rank NAME ...... EVENT ...... SCORE ....DATE 1 Anna Weilbacher ...... OSU & JSU ...... 1/14/2017 ...... 592 1 Robin Orth ...... OSU Tourn...... 395...... 11/14/1993 2 Patrick Everson ...... vs. UTEP ...... 10/8/2011 ...... 590 2 Jim Meger ...... Individual Air Rifl e ...... 394...... 2/13/1992 Peter Fiori ...... at PRC Championships ...2/3/2019 ...... 590 3 Jim Meger ...... Individual Air Rifl e ...... 393...... 2/13/1992 3 Tom Chandler ...... Nebraska ...... 10/23/2010 .....589 Matt Johnson ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 393...... 1/31/1997 Meredith Carpentier ...... at Nevada ...... 10/18/2014 .....589 4 Trace Weisenburger ....Individual Composite ...... 392...... 10/30/1988 Logan Ogden ...... vs UTEP ...... 10/14/2018 .....589 Trace Weisenburger .....NCAA Sectionals ...... 392...... 2/11/1989 4 Benjamin York ...... at TCU ...... 2/16/2012 ...... 588 Dan Wilcox ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 392...... 2/10/1995 Patrick Everson ...... NCAA Qualifi er ...... 2/18/2012 ...... 588 5 Nick Breffi t ...... NCAA Qualifi er (UTEP) ...... 391...... 2/10/2003 David Higgins ...... vs Neb., WVU ...... 10/10/2015 .....588 Bobbie Breyen ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 391...... 2/10/1996 Ryan Jacobs ...... Nevada-UTEP ...... 10/23/2016 .....588 Robin Orth ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 391...... 2/10/1996 Nick Learn ...... at OSU ...... 1/10/2019 ...... 588 5 Matt Colvin ...... TCU ...... 1/28/2005 ...... 587 Tom Chandler ...... vs. Reno-UTEP ...... 11/15/2008 .....587 Individual Aggregate High Score (120/40) (Top 5) Five others scored 587s between 2012 and 2017 Rank NAME ...... EVENT ...... AGGR...... DATE 1 Jason Waldow...... NCAA Qualifi er (UAF) ...1889...... 2/15/2004 2 Edward Gallagher ...... Alaska ...... 1824...... 2/14/2004 Smallbore Individual High Score (120/40) (Top 5) 3 Trace Weisenburger .....Individual Composite ...... 1570...... 10/30/1988 Rank NAME ...... EVENT ...... DATE ...... TOTAL 4 Robin Orth ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 1567...... 2/9/1996 1 Jason Waldow...... NCAA Qualifi er (UAF) ...... 2/15/2004 ...1514 5 Robin Orth ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 1556...... 2/12/1994 2 Edward Gallagher ....Alaska ...... 2/14/2004 ...1458 3 Robin Orth ...... Eastern New Mexico Invite .....12/3/1995 ...1179 Christopher Hill ...... UAF, UTEP, Nebraska ...... 1/10/2004 ...1179 Individual Aggregate High Score (60/60) (Top 5) 4 Robin Orth ...... NCAA Sectionals ...... 2/9/1996 .....1178 Rank NAME ...... EVENT ...... DATE ...... AGGR 5 Dan Wilcox ...... Eastern NM Christmas Invite ..12/3/1995 ...1175 1 Anna Weilbacher ...... OSU & JSU ...... 1184 ...... 1/14/2017 Christopher Hill ...... UAF, UTEP, Nebraska ...... 1/11/2004 ...1175 Peter Fiori ...... PRC Championships ...... 1184 ...... 2/3/2019 2 Ryan Jacobs ...... Nevada-UTEP ...... 1183 ...... 10/23/2016 Logan Ogden ...... UTEP ...... 1183 ...... 10/14/2018 Air Rifl e Individual High Score (60/60) Peter Fiori ...... Nebraska ...... 1183 ...... 10/27/2019 Rank NAME ...... EVENT ...... SCORE .....DATE 3 Ryan Jacobs ...... TCU-Alaska ...... 1182 ...... 10/8/2016 1 Spencer Cap ...... at President’s Trophy ...... 598...... 11/5/2016 4 Peter Fiori ...... UTEP ...... 1181 ...... 10/14/2018 2 Spencer Cap ...... vs Nevada-UTEP ...... 597...... 10/22/2016 Spencer Cap ...... UNR - UTEP ...... 1181 ...... 10/13/2018 Casper Schadler ...... vs TCU, OSU. GSU ...... 597...... 12/2/2018 5 Anna Weilbacher ...... TCU ...... 1180 ...... 10/10/2016 ...... at PRC Championships ...... 597...... 2/3/2019 Ryan Jacobs ...... The Citadel ...... 1180 ...... 1/29/2017 Peter Fiori ...... vs Ohio State, UTEP ...... 597...... 1/25/2020 Spencer Cap 3x 1181 between 2016 and 2018 3 Anna Weilbacher .....vs TCU ...... 596...... 10/10/2016 ...... at PRC Championships ...... 596...... 2/3/2019 Smallbore Squad High Score (60/60) (Top 5) Ryan Jacobs ...... vs NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 596...... 2/18/2017 Rank EVENT ...... TOTAL ...... DATE Sarah Sawicki ...... President’s Trophy ...... 596...... 11/4/2017 1 President’s Trophy ...... 2893...... 11/5/2016 ...... vs Alaska, UTEP ...... 596...... 2/2/2018 President’s Trophy ...... 2873...... 11/1/2008 Spencer Cap ...... vs UNR, UTEP ...... 596...... 10/14/2018 President’s Trophy ...... 2871...... 11/6/2010 Casper Schadler ...... vs UTEP ...... 596...... 10/14/2018 President’s Trophy ...... 2855...... 11/5/2005 Peter Fiori ...... vs UTEP/NCAAs ...... 596...... 10/14/2018 President’s Trophy ...... 2817...... 11/6/2004 ...... at NCAAs ...... 596...... 3/8/2019 President’s Trophy ...... 2795...... 11/3/2007 4 Meredith Carpentier vs UTEP ...... 595...... 10/19/2013 2 Ohio State (Scarlet) ...... 2341...... 10/12/2012 Tyler Rico ...... vs TCU, USCGA (Ft Worth) ...... 595...... 1/17/2015 3 TCU...... 2338...... 2/4/2006 Kevyn Stinett ...... vs UA, TCU, UTEP (2 day) ...... 595...... 2/6/2015 4 UTEP ...... 2337...... 10/14/2018 Eight others scored 595s between 2016 and 2020 5 Alaska ...... 2336...... 11/18/2011

NCAA college rifl e was founded in 1980. Prior to NCAA sponsorship in 1980, a collegiate rifl e championship was held yearly by the National Rifl e Asso- ciation. From 1980 to 2004, the championship consisted of 120 shots by each competitor in smallbore, and 40 shots per competitor in air rifl e. Since 2005, the championship has consisted of 60 shots for both smallbore and air rifl e, equaling a total of 120 shots per team member. In 2014, Meredith Carpentier, air rifl e, fi nished 13th with 588 points. She was the only AFA qualifi er for the NCAA Championships. The team’s 2016 national fi nish (fourth) was the school’s highest national ranking since 2012 (water polo fi nished fourth). In 2019, the rifl e team won the national Air Rifl e championship title and the team fi nished third overall in the nation. The rifl e team became the only Academy team ever to win a Division I national title.

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SCHOOL RECORDS (60/60 AND 120/40) NCAA All-Time Team Results (Years Participated) President’s Trophy scoring 5-counter Year: ...... Place ...... Points 1980: ...... 10...... 5,797 Air Rifl e Team High Score (60/60) (Top 5) 1981: ...... 10...... 5,817 Rank EVENT...... TOTAL ...... DATE 1989: ...... 4...... 6,110 1 President’s Trophy ...... 2965...... 11/5/2016 1993: ...... 3...... 6,122 President’s Trophy ...... 2895...... 11/6/2010 1994: ...... 4...... 6,161 President’s Trophy ...... 2882...... 11/5/2005 1995: ...... 2...... 6,187 President’s Trophy ...... 2871...... 11/3/2007 1996...... 2...... 6,168 President’s Trophy ...... 2865...... 11/6/2004 President’s Trophy ...... 2815...... 11/1/2008 1997: ...... 5...... 6,131 2 Nevada ...... 2389...... 11/13/2005 1998: ...... 7...... 6,090 3 UTEP ...... 2377...... 10/14/2018 1999: ...... 9...... 1,515 * 4 President’s Trophy ...... 2376...... 11/5/2016 2000: ...... 7...... 4,557 5 TCU...... 2375...... 10/10/2016 2003: ...... 10...... 1,528 * PRC Air Rifl e Championships ...... 2375...... 2/3/2019 2013: ...... 5...... 4,658 President’s Trophy scoring 5-counter 2015: ...... 7...... 4,642 2016: ...... 4...... 4,669 ^ 2017: ...... 8...... 4,653 Air Rifl e Team High Scores (120/40) (Top 5) 2018...... 5...... 4,669 ^ Rank EVENT ...... TOTAL ...... DATE 2019...... 3...... 4,687 ^ 1 West Virginia ...... 2756...... 1/28/1974 2019...... 1...... 2,368*$ 2 NCAA Sectional Champs ...... 1556...... 1/31/1997 2020...... N/A ...... Canceled due to pandemic 3 NCAA Sectional Qualifi ers ...... 1554...... 2/10/1995 OSU Tournament ...... 1554...... 11/14/1993 4 NCAA Sectional Qualifi ers ...... 1551...... 2/10/1996 * Air rifl e 5 NCAA Championships...... 1548...... 3/2/1995 ^ Team school record under Head coach Launi Meili NCAA Sectional Qualifi ers ...... 1548...... 2/12/1994 $ NCAA Air Rifl e Champion

Since 2005, the championships have consisted of 60 shots for Highest Team Score (60/60) (Top 5) both rifl es, equaling 120 shots per team member. Rank EVENT ...... TOTAL ...DATE 1 UTEP ...... 4714*...... 10/14/2018 2 PRC Air Rifl e Championships ...... 4708...... 2/3/2019 3 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 4704...... 2/18/2017 Air Force NCAA Top-Team Finishes 4 TCU ...... 4702...... 10/10/2016 Yrs. 1st 2nd 3rd-5th Nevada-UTEP ...... 4702...... 10/13/2018 NCAA Qualifi er (TCU) ...... 4702...... 2/16/2019 16 1* 2 8 5 Alaska-TCU ...... 4698...... 10/8/2016 * School Record BEST FINISH (YEAR(S)) 1st - Air Rifl e (2019)* Highest Team Score (120/40) (Top 5) 2nd (1995-1996) Rank EVENT ...... TOTAL ...... DATE 3rd (1993) (2019) 1 President’s Trophy ...... 7542...... 11/6/1999 4th (1989, 1994, 2016) President’s Trophy ...... 7535...... 11/7/1998 President’s Trophy ...... 7524...... 11/9/2002 5th (1997, 2013, 2018) President’s Trophy ...... 7476...... 11/8/2003 2 NCAA Sectional Qualifi ers ...... 6221...... 2/10/1996 HIGHEST CRCA POLL RANKING: NCAA Sectional Qualifi ers ...... 6195...... 2/10/1995 2018-19 No. 2 (10/15/18; 11/13/18) NCAA Sectional Qualifi ers ...... 6188...... 2/12/1994 3 Alaska-Fairbanks ...... 6171...... 1/15/1998 4 Brigham Young ...... 6157...... 12/3/1993 5 West Virginia ...... 6156...... 1/14/1995

Note: Scoring for both the smallbore and air rifl e competitions changed following the 2003-04 season. To express this change, the top scores from both the previous (120/40) shot system and the new (60/60) shot system are listed when available.

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HISTORY OF PRESIDENT’S TROPHY

The fi rst of the annual President’s Trophy Matches was HISTORY OF PRESIDENT’S TROPHY MATCHES (36-22, .630) contested in 1998 against Air Force, Army, Navy, Coast Guard and U.S. Merchant Marine service academies. In 1998, Army West Point was the host site for the event, Year ...... Place .....Agg...... Place ...... Agg...... Place ...... Agg...... Place ...... Agg. as Navy won its fi rst of seven titles with a score of 7601. The Black Knights wer the runner up, followed by the 1998...... Navy .....7601...... Army ...... 7384 ...... AF ...... 7535...... CG ...... 7198 Falcons with scores of 7384 and 7535, respectively, the Coast Guard fi nished fourth with a 7198, using the 1999...... Navy .....7641...... AF ...... 7542 ...... Army ...... 7431...... CG ...... 6764 120/40 shot scoring system.

2000...... Navy .....6146...... Army ...... 6080 ...... AF ...... 6051...... CG ...... 5985 In 1999, the Midshipmen hosted the event in Annapolis and won the second of their four-consecutive titles with 2001...... Army ....6097...... AF ...... 6030 ...... CG ...... 5974...... (Navy ...... DNC) a score of 7641.

2002...... Navy .....7698...... Army ...... 7667 ...... AF ...... 7524...... CG ...... 7449 In 2001, the Knights could not compete. 2002 was the fi rst time all fi ve academies were represented in the 2003...... Navy .....7729...... Army ...... 7639 ...... AF ...... 7476...... CG ...... 7461 match (overall scores for USMMA are not available). The Knights set the record with a 7698 (120/40 ).

2004...... Navy .....5823...... Army ...... 5808 ...... AF ...... 5682...... CG ...... 5580 Prior to 2003, scoring for the match was based on the 120/40 shot scoring system for both smallbore and air 2005...... Army ....5817...... AF ...... 5737 ...... Navy ...... 5726...... CG ...... DNC rifl e. The new system was implemented in 2004 with a 60/60 shot system for both rifl es. Scores identifi ed are 2006...... Army ....5815...... Navy ...... 5762 ...... CG ...... 5519...... AF ...... DNC based on the fi ve-counter method.

2007^ .....Army ....5817...... Navy ...... 5736 ...... AF ...... 5666...... CG ...... 5566 In the 22-year history of the President’s Trophy Match, Army has won the title eight times, while Air Force has 2008...... Navy .....5754...... Army ...... 5704 ...... AF ...... 5688...... CG ...... 5421 six wins, fi ve consecutive from 2014 to 2018, and Navy has seven titles. In 2018, the match was held in Annap- olis. 2009...... Army ...5789...... Navy ...... 5784 ...... AF ...... 5781...... CG ...... 5164 The Match is held annually in November, and is rotated 2010 ...... Army ...5770...... AF ...... 5766 ...... Navy ...... 5729...... CG ...... 5282 between Colorado Springs, West Point and Annapolis.

2011 ...... Army ...5812...... AF ...... 5749 ...... Navy ...... 5734...... CG ...... 5387 2007 was head coach Launi Meili’s fi rst year with the Air Force rifl e program. Air Force fi nished third (5666). 2012...... AF ...... 5806...... Army ...... 5790 ...... Navy ...... 5719...... CG ...... 5316 In 2016, Air Force set a new President’s Trophy Match 2013...... Army ...5809...... AF ...... 5800 ...... Navy ...... 5750...... CG ...... 5511 record with a score of 5858. The previous record (5839) was set in 2015 by Air Force. The Falcons’ are 36-22 in the service academy matches. 2018 was the fi fth time 2014...... AF ...... 5793 ...... Army ...... 5762 ...... Navy ...... 5761...... CG ...... 5512 the team has presented the President’s Trophy to the USAFA Cadet Wing. Photo update not available. 2015...... AF ...... 5839*...... Army ...... 5815 ...... Navy ...... 5781...... CG...... 5575

2016...... AF ...... 5858*...... Army ...... 5796 ...... Navy ...... 5748...... CG ...... 5532

2017...... AF ...... 5820 (4668) ...Army ...... 4656 ...... Navy ...... 4654...... CG ...... 4512

2018...... AF ...... 5856...... Navy ...... 5828 ...... Army ...... 5803...... CG ...... 5677

2019...... AF ...... 5845...... Army ...... 5817 ...... Navy ...... 5815...... CG ...... 5675

Scoring for both smallbore and air rifl e competitions changed following the 2003-2004 season. Prior to 2003, team scores for both smallbore and air rifl e were scored by the 120/40 shot system, and after 2003, the new 60/60 shot system is listed. (Above), the team presented the 2017 trophy to the Overall Wins: AF 7; Navy 7; Army 8; *AF President Trophy Match Records; ^ Launi Meili’s fi rst cadet wing. year AF_Rifl e 17 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE RIFLE TEAM CONFERENCE RUNNER UPS Two Falcons honored as All-Conference

In February, the sixth-ranked Falcons got ready for Patriot Rifl e Conference Championships in Fort Worth, Texas. On Feb. 14, Air Force defeated Alaska, 4666 to 4622 at the TCU Rifl e Range. On Feb. 15, conference opponents TCU, Air Force, Ohio State, Alas- ka and UTEP took to the line for shoulder-to-shoulder competition in smallbore and air rifl e. TCU swept the smallbore champion- ships with a leading score of 2340. Air Force had the second-best score of 2314, followed by the Buckeyes’ 2310, Nanooks’ 2296, and UTEP’s 2264. The following day was the air rifl e team championships. Air Force had a strong showing in the match, but TCU had a 21-point lead on the Falcons and went on to win the match with 2388 points. The Falcons followed with 2367 points, the Buckeyes had a 2359, Nanooks had a 2343, and UTEP fi nished with 2319 points.

Following two-days of championship shooting, Air Force fi nished second in the conference with a 4681. TCU was the PRC team champions with a score of 4728, and OSU fi nished third with a 4669, Alaska was fourth with a 4639 and UTEP fi nished fi fth with a 4583.

Conference leaders: The Falcons’ Peter Fiori was the smallbore runner up and advanced Patriot Rifl e Conference to the championship fi nals with a score of 584. In the Finals match, Fiori scored a 456.1 2020 Team Rankings: outscoring three of TCU’s top fi nalists and took home the conference smallbore individual 1. TCU 4728 title; his second smallbore title of his Academy career. 2. Air Force 4681 3. Ohio State 4669 In the air rifl e, Fiori was ranked seventh with a score of 592 to earn the second all-confer- 4. Alaska 4639 ence honor of his career. His PRC aggregate score for the two days was 1176. Fiori is also 5. UTEP 4583 the third-ranked PRC shooter in the nation, with an 1177.364. Smallbore Standings (Feb. 14) All-conference honors also went to Logan Ogden in air rifl e and aggregate scoring. Ogden 1. TCU 2340 is the sixth-ranked conference shooter in the nation with an 1173.182. 2. Air Force 2314 3. Ohio State 2310 4. Alaska 2296 5. UTEP 2264

Air Rifl e Standings (Feb. 15): 1. TCU 2388 2. Air Force 2367 3. Ohio State 2359 4. Alaska 2343 5. UTEP 2319

HISTORY OF Patriot Rifle Conference Championships (Formed in Spring 2013) AIR FORCE (21-12) YEAR ...... PLACE ...... SB ...... AR ...... AGG ...... TEAM SCORING 2014...... 2nd ...... 2303 ...... 2346 ...... 4649 ...... Alaska-Fairbanks (UAF) 4702, AFA 4649, TCU 4647, OSU 4639, Nevada-Reno (NR) 4565 2015...... 4th ...... 2291 ...... 2356 ...... 4647 ...... UAF 4676, TCU 4665, OSU 4655, AFA 4647, NR 4596, UTEP 4558 2016...... 4th ...... 2315 ...... 2357 ...... 4672 ...... TCU 4690, UAF 4687, OSU 4681, AFA 4672, NR 4636, UTEP 4594 2017...... 4th ...... 2309 ...... 2364 ...... 4673 ...... TCU 4726, UAF 4705, OSU 4691, AFA 4673, NR 4659, UTEP 4581 2018...... 2nd ...... 2309 ...... 2361 ...... 4670 ...... TCU 4697, AF 4670, UAF 4667, OSU 4660, UNR 4645, UTEP 4570 2019...... 1st ...... 2333 ...... 2375 ...... 4708 ...... AF 4708, TCU 4695, UNR 4665, OSU 4661, UAF 4660, UTEP 4610 2020...... 2nd ...... 2314 ...... 2367 ...... 4681 ...... TCU 4728, AF 4681, OSU 4669, UAF 4639, UTEP 4583

AF_Rifl e 18 afarifl e AIR FORCE - RIFLE FALCON HONORS NRA Collegiate/CRCA ALL-AMERICANS (27 Individuals – 82 Times) 1 National Champion - (Honorable Mention - 19 times)

ROBERT SITEMAN 1958 1st Team (fi rst AFA All-American) 2016 NRA Air Rifl e second team 1959 NRA Div. I second team MEREDITH CARPENTIER 2013 NCAA Air Rifl e, Smallbore second teams CLYDE CARMICHAEL 1958 NRA Div. I second team 2014 CRCA/NRA Smallbore second team ROBERT CLARK 1964 NRA Div. I Rifl e fi rst team 2014 NRA Air Rifl e fi rst team MARTY CAVATO 1968 NRA Div. I Rifl e second team 2015 CRCA honorable mention TRACE WEISENBURGER 1988 NRA Smallbore HM, Air Rifl e fi rst team 2015 NRA Air Rifl e second team 1990 NRA Smallbore second team DAVID HIGGINS 2016 NRA Smallbore honorable mention JIM MEGER 1989 NRA Air Rifl e second team RYAN JACOBS 2016 NRA Air Rifl e second team 1990 NRA Air Rifl e fi rst team 2017 NRA Air Rifl e second team 1991 NRA Air Rifl e and Smallbore fi rst team 2017 CRCA Smallbore/Air Rifl e second team 1992 NRA Air Rifl e National Champion SPENCER CAP 2016 NRA Air Rifl e honorable mention 1992 NRA Smallbore second team 2017 NRA/CRCA Air Rifl e fi rst team BRIAN CURTIS 1991 NRA Air Rifl e second team 2017 CRCA Smallbore/Air Rifl e 1993 NRA Air Rifl e and Smallbore second team 2019 NRA Smallbore second team JUSTIN BROUGHTON 1994 NRA Air Rifl e honorable mention ANNA WEILBACHER 2017 NRA Smallbore second team ROBIN ORTH 1993 NRA Air Rifl e second, Smallbore fi rst teams 2017 CRCA Smallbore/Air Rifl e second teams 1994 NRA Air Rifl e and Smallbore fi rst team 2018 NRA Smallbore, Air Rifl e HM 1995 NRA Smallbore and Air Rifl e fi rst team 2019 CRCA third team 1996 NRA Smallbore fi rst, Air Rifl e second teams 2019 NRA Smallbore and Air Rifl e third teams WILLIAM REINERT 1994 NRA Smallbore second team LOGAN OGDEN 2017 NRA Air Rifl e honorable mention ROBERTA BREYEN 1996 NRA Air Rifl e fi rst team 2018 NRA Smallbore, Air Rifl e second teams DANIEL PEMPEL 1994 NRA Smallbore second team 2019 CRCA honorable mention 1996 NRA Air Rifl e fi rst, Smallbore second teams 2019 NRA Air Rifl e second team 1997 NRA Air Rifl e fi rst, Smallbore second teams 2020 CRCA third team DAN WILCOX 1995 NRA Smallbore fi rst team 2020 NRA Smallbore/Air Rifl e second team MATT JOHNSON 1995 NRA Air Rifl e second team, Smallbore HM SPENCER BRANDON 2018 NRA Air Rifl e honorable mention 1996 NRA Smallbore second team PETER FIORI 2019 CRCA second team 1998 NRA Smallbore honorable mention 2019 NRA Smallbore fi rst team ERIN BREWER 1995 NRA Smallbore HM 2019 NRA Air Rifl e second team 1996 NRA Smallbore HM 2020 CRCA Second Team 1997 NRA Air Rifl e and Smallbore second team 2020 NRA Smallbore/Air Rifl e fi rst team CHRISTOPHER HILL 2004 NCAA/NRA Smallbore second team CASPER SCHADLER 2019 NRA Air Rifl e second team 2005 NCAA/NRA Smallbore second team 2006 NCAA/NRA Smallbore second team THOMAS CHANDLER 2009 NRA Smallbore second team 2010 NRA Smallbore and Air Rifl e fi rst team 2011 NRA Smallbore fi rst, Air Rifl e second teams TYLER RICO 2013 NCAA Air Rifl e fi rst team 2015 NRA Air Rifl e fi rst, Smallbore second teams 2015 CRCA second team

AAF_RiF_Rifl e 19 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE FALCON HONORS Collegiate Rifl e Coaches Association CoSIDA Academic All-American and At-Large (CRCA) Scholastic All-American (1 Individual - 1 Time) (22 Individuals - 26 Times) 2013, Matthew Kluckman, Capital One Men’s At-Large, second team

Paul Hibbard ...... 1992 CoSIDA Academic All-District Team Nick Guttman ...... 1992 and At-Large Bobbie Breyen ...... 1995 (2 Individuals - 3 Times) Francisco Casanova ...... 1995 2007, Justin Raines, ESPN The Magazine All-District Men’s At-Large Dan Pempel ...... 1995 2008, Justin Raines, ESPN The Magazine All-District Men’s At-Large, fi rst team Jason Priddle ...... 1995 2013, Matthew Kluckman, Capital One All-District Men’s At-Large, fi rst team Lane Thompson ...... 1995 Daniel Wilcox ...... 1995 TOP FALCON ATHLETES Rachael Westergren ...... 2000 U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM Daimon Geopfert ...... 2000 2016, David Higgins James Lewis ...... 2000 U.S. OLYMPIC TRIAL TEAM Christopher Carson ...... 2000 1996, Dan Pempel Justin Raines ...... 2008 2004, Chris Hill, Timothy Siemer Chelsea Welsch...... 2008 2016, David Higgins Benjamin York ...... 2011 COUNCEIL INTERNATIONAL du SPORT MILITAIRE (CISM) TEAM Michael Seery ...... 2011 2000, Rachael Westergren Patrick Everson ...... 2011 AIR FORCE WORLD CLASS ATHLETE PROGRAM Matthew Kluckman ...... 2011 2019, Anna Weilbacher Tyler Rico ...... 2016 NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEAM Spencer Brandon ...... 2015, 2016, 2017 1997-1998, Daniel Pempel Mary Simonton ...... 2017 2015, Meredith Carpentier Kyle Cox ...... 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 2016, Ryan Jacobs, David Higgins Spencer Cap ...... 2019 RIFLE NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM Peter Fiori ...... 2019 2014, Anna Weilbacher^ (3-position) Devin Schwindt ...... 2020 2016, Spencer Cap, Spencer Brandon 2018, Logan Ogden, ^ Peter Fiori, Jr. (3-position) 2019, Nate Peterson, Air Rifl e PATRIOT RIFLE CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE 2019, Morgan Kreb^ (3-position) 2015...... Tyler Rico, Air Rifl e NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPIC TEAM 2015...... Meredith Carpentier, Air Rifl e 2013, Meredith Carpentier 2016...... David Higgins, Smallbore RHODES SCHOLAR 2016, 2017 ...... Spencer Cap, Air Rifl e 1963, Sam Westbrook (1962-63) 2016...... Spencer Brandon, Air Rifl e WING COMMANDER 2017, 2020 ...... Logan Ogden, Air Rifl e 2018...... Logan Ogden, AR/Smallbore 1963, Sam Westbrook 2018...... Anna Weilbacher, Smallbore AIR FORCE ACADEMY ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNER 2019...... Anna Weilbacher, Air Rifl e 1996, Robin Orth 2019...... Casper Schadler, Air Rifl e AIR FORCE ACADEMY MOST VALUABLE ATHLETE (WOMEN) 2019, 2020 ...... Peter Fiori, AR/Smallbore 2015, Meredith Carpentier 2019...... Spencer Cap, Smallbore AFA OUTSTANDING ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT WINNER 2019...... Nate Peterson, Smallbore 2016, David Higgins

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FALCON HONORS ... MVP, CAPTAINS

Most Valuable Marksman Team Captains 1989 ..Brian Bythrow 1970 ...... Barry Bruns 1957 ..Robert Siteman 1990 ..Trace Weisenburger 1971 ...... Barry Bruns 1958 ..James Weaver 1991 ..John Hackethorn/Richard Williamson 1972 ...... Ron Marusiak 1959 ..Floyd Hester 1992 ..Jim Meger 1973 ...... Brian Voorhees 1960 ..Wilfred Goodson 1993 ..Pat McGlade 1974 ...... Richard Williams 1994 ..Brandon Pearce 1975 ...... Clint Schulz 1961 ..Jules Visquesney 1995 ..Justin Broughton 1976 ...... Joseph O’Brien 1962 ..Sam Westbrook 1996 ..Dan Wilcox 1977 ...... Paul Sutliff 1963 ..Sam Westbrook 1978 ...... Sammy Herchak 1964 ..Dewey Barich 1997 ..Bobbie Breyen/Robin Orth 1979 ...... Tom Morton 1965 ..William Cathey 1998 ..Lewis Harper 1980 ...... Scott Allan 1966 ..Gerald Denny 1999 ..Matt Johnson 1981 ...... Beverly Turman 1967 ..Ed Stadjuhar 2000 ..Beau Nicewanner 1982 ...... Kenneth Coon 1968 ..Jim Neu 2001 ..Kevin Mandrik 1983 ...... Kenneth Coon 1969 ..Marty Cavato 2002 ..Mike Granberry 1984 ...... Jeff Jones 1970 ..Thomas Witt 2003 ..Nicholas Breffi tt 1985 ...... Robert Ligon 1971 ..Barry Bruns 2004 ..Jason Waldow 1986 ...... Joseph Parrish 1972 ..Brian Voorhees 2005 ..Matthew Colvin 1987 ...... Tommy Arthur 1973 ..Tom Baldy 2006 ..Chris Hill/Tim Siemer 1988 ...... Tarn Abel 2007 ..Jessica Palomba 1989 ...... Trace Weisenburger 1974 ..Dick Williams 2008 ..Justin Raines 1990 ...... Trace Weisenburger 1975 ..James Heald 2009 ..Brian Jarrell 1991 ...... Jim Meger 1976 ..Bruce Lambert 1992 ...... Jim Meger 1977 ..Sammy Herchak 2010 ..Tom Chandler/Stephen (Nick) Krieger 1993 ...... Jim Meger 1978 ..Tom Morton 2011 ..Thomas Chandler 1994 ...... Robin Orth 1979 ..John Pardo 2012 ..Robert Vasquez 1995 ...... Robin Orth 1980 ..James Elbert 2013 ..Matthew Kluckman 1996 ...... Dan Wilcox 1981 ..Andre Gernen 2014 ..Meredith Carpentier 1997 ...... Robin Orth 1982 ..Ken Coon 2015 ..Meredith Carpentier 1998 ...... Dan Pempel 1983 ..Jeff Jones 2016 ..Tyler Rico 1999 ...... Matt Johnson 1984 ..Robert Ligon 2017 ..Ryan Jacobs 2000 ...... Beau Nicewanner 1985 ..Dale Huhmann 2018 ..Spencer Brandon 2001 ...... Beau Nicewanner 1986 ..Mike Bumpus 2019 ..Anna Weilbacher 2002 ...... Kevin Mandrik 2020 ..Logan Ogden/Kyle Cox 2003 ...... Mike Granberry 1987 ..Tom Arthur 2021 ..Devin Schwindt 2004 ...... Christopher Hill 1988 ..Bill Toney 2005 ...... Christopher Hill 2006 ...... Timothy Siemer 2007 ...... Jessica Palomba 2008 ...... Thomas Chandler 2009 ...... Thomas Chandler 2010 ...... Thomas Chandler 2011 ...... Thomas Chandler 2012 ...... Patrick Everson 2013 ...... Meredith Carpentier 2014 ...... Meredith Carpentier 2015 ...... Tyler Rico 2016 ...... Spencer Cap 2017 ...... Ryan Jacobs 2018 ...... Logan Ogden 2019 ...... Peter Fiori Class of 2020, Logan Ogden, Nate Peterson, and Kyle Cox 2020 ...... Peter Fiori

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Nathan Pine is in his second year as the Four. He made a number of other notable coaching hires at Holy Cross. Director of Athletics at the Air Force Acad- emy, where he started in February 2019. To improve operational effectiveness, Pine reorganized the department’s Pine came to the Academy from Holy Cross, senior staff and recruited an impressive administrative group. where he was the director of athletics from 2013-18. Pine was active at the national level and represented Holy Cross and the Patriot League as a member of the NCAA Division I FCS Football Commit- He is making a significant impact at Air tee and the NCAA Division I FCS Athletic Director’s Association Executive Force athletics. Air Force finished 2018-19 Committee. He worked at the league level with the other athletic directors as the top service academy for the eighth and the conference office to maximize the student-athlete experience and straight year in the Learfield IMG Direc- generate additional exposure and revenue for the Patriot League and Holy tor’s Cup standings. Air Force finished 67th Cross. nationally with 339.5 points which ties for the second-best showing in school history. Pine joined the Crusaders after serving as the deputy director of athletics The Falcons finished second in the Mountain at the University of Maryland. In addition to sport supervision of men’s West behind Boise State to secure a top-three finish for the fourth straight basketball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer and baseball, he oversaw all of the year. external support units and revenue generation for Maryland’s athletic depart- ment, including development, marketing, media relations, ticket operations Air Force had record-breaking fundraising numbers this past year, includ- and video services. Pine was also responsible for negotiating the majority of ing number of donors and dollars raised, as well as the re-branding of the the department’s business contracts, including the multimedia partnership Falcon Athletic Fund. with CBS Collegiate Sports Properties and the Under Armour all-apparel deal, community engagement and the M Club (former letter winners organi- Formerly known as the Falcon Pride Club, the Falcon Athletic Fund is zation) as well as the athletics merchandising and eCommerce operations. the fundraising arm of Air Force Athletics. The Falcon Athletic Fund was refreshed and re-branded and will continue to be responsible for generating Prior to his time at Maryland, Pine spent three years at the University of the philanthropic resources required to provide a first-class, transformational California at Berkeley, where he oversaw all aspects of the major gift pro- experience for 1,000 cadet-athletes across 27 intercollegiate sports. gram and development staff for athletics. Pine led the university’s athletics fundraising capital campaign, an unprecedented $500 million effort. During his tenure as athletics director at Holy Cross, the athletic depart- ment saw unprecedented growth in fundraising. The Crusader Athletics Pine also spent four years at the United States Military Academy, where Fund more than doubled in four years and raised over $2-million during the he was a key member of the athletic senior leadership team. He was re- 2017-2018 academic year. The CAF surpassed $2-million for the second sponsible for all business initiatives for Army and oversight of the external year in a row and brought in over $1-million in each year of Pine’s leader- operations areas for athletics. Pine also represented Army’s interests in the ship, after having never reached that milestone previously. Holy Cross also coordination and execution of the contract extension with CBS Sports for received two of the largest gifts in the history of the College ($32.5 million the 2010-2018 Army-Navy football games, and he oversaw all elements of and $20 million respectively), directed toward athletics facility improve- the Army-Navy sponsorship rights. ments. Construction on the $95 million Luth Athletic Complex began in December of 2015 and was completed in the spring of 2018. Pine also Pine began his career in the athletic department at Oregon State Univer- orchestrated broader regional and national exposure for the College from sity, where he was instrumental in the growth of annual fundraising and the television and marketing efforts, along with significant branding and alumni renovation of Reser Stadium during his five-plus years in Corvallis follow- outreach. He introduced a renewed sense of enthusiasm and excitement ing graduation. around athletics to Holy Cross along with a focused vision on improving the student-athlete experience, team and individual competitiveness and signifi- A native of Eagle Point, Ore., Pine received his bachelor’s degree in cant facility upgrades. marketing and international business from Oregon State University, and a master’s degree in education from the University of California at Berkeley. Pine championed the priority of academics at Holy Cross and student ath- He and his wife, Stephanie, reside in Colorado Springs with their two dogs, letes achieved at the very highest levels of Division I during his tenure, tying Deuce and Lola. nationally for first place in 2014 and third place in 2015 in NCAA Grad- uation Success Rate (GSR). Additionally, Holy Cross led the nation with 75 percent of its teams earning NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate public recognition awards in the 2017 report. Student athletes combined for a 3.12 or higher GPA in each of the nine semesters under his leadership, highlighted by a record 3.26 average GPA in the spring of 2018. In addition, 338 Holy Cross student athletes were recognized on their league Academic Honor Rolls in 2017-2018.

Pine improved football scheduling, adding long-term home and home series with Harvard and Yale, while spearheading the efforts to bring the 2016 showdown with Fordham University to Yankee Stadium. Additionally, he scheduled several BCS opponents beginning with a 2017 game at UConn (Holy Cross’ first BCS foe since 2002) and future contests with Syracuse and Navy. In 2015, Pine hired Bill Carmody as the head men’s basketball coach, a move which quickly energized the program. In Carmody’s first sea- son, the Crusaders won the Patriot League title in dramatic fashion and then went on to win their first NCAA Tournament game in 63 years in the First

AF_Rifl e 22 afarifl e AAIRIR FFORCEORCE - RIFLERIFLE FALCON ATHLETICS FACILITIES Few schools in the country have an athletic is emblematic of service academy football July 2011. The Cadet Fitness Center, a $9.5 program as extensive as the Air Force supremacy. The Falcons have won the million, Military Construction project, home Academy’s. trophy 20 times, which is more than any of the Air Force Academy’s fencing practice other academy. facility and aerobics/weight lifting facility The goals of the athletic program are that contains a nearly 33-foot climbing wall, to enhance the physical conditioning of The USAFA Cadet Field House is one of opened in May 2012. all cadets, to develop the physical skills the most impressive buildings in the country. necessary for offi cership, to teach leadership It’s a modern, versatile structure with in a competitive environment and to build seemingly endless uses. The $5.6 million character. There are three subdivisions building is fi ve stories high and 396 feet of the athletic program: intercollegiate by 426 feet, the size of three football fi elds athletics, intramurals and physical laid side by side. The education. structure is divided into three areas--basketball The intercollegiate program has 17 men’s arena, ice hockey arena and 10 women’s NCAA-sanctioned and multipurpose area. teams, facing some of the top competition The three sections have in the nation. Men’s teams are football, a combined seating baseball, basketball, ice hockey, cross- capacity of more than country, fencing, golf, gymnastics, indoor 9,000. and outdoor track, lacrosse, rifl e, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, water Clune Arena seats 5,858. polo and wrestling. The Academy fi elds The Cadet Ice Rink has a women’s teams in basketball, cross- seating capacity of 2,470, country, fencing, gymnastics, rifl e, indoor while the multipurpose and outdoor track, swimming and diving, area seats 1,000 fans soccer, tennis and volleyball. In addition, for track and fi eld the Academy sponsors two non-NCAA competitions. programs; boxing and cheerleading. The $4.1-million The majority of the Academy’s men’s and renovation to the Cadet women’s programs compete at the NCAA Track Stadium, the Division I level in the Mountain West outdoor home of the Air Conference. The Falcons compete in this Force track and fi eld conference against teams from Boise State, team, was completed in Colorado State, Fresno State, Hawai’i the fall of 2011 and is (football only), Nevada, New Mexico, San one of the premier track Diego State, San Jose State, UNLV, Utah and fi eld facilities in the State and Wyoming. All sports also compete nation. The Holaday against non-conference opponents, including Athletic Center, a $15.5 many nationally ranked teams. million completely donor funded indoor The football team competes annually for training facility, was the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy, which completed in

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David Higgins: The Wild Card David Higgins - the dark horse! fi rst before the Final, but I didn’t know that of stuff , whereas Coach Anti is kind of big on going into the Final, so I was like let’s just go making sure the gun is ready to go. They kind of The underdog! enjoy that and crush it. I went in, won the Final fi ll in the gaps with each other very well – how I The wildcard! – which was great – but honestly, it was after it should approach Rio, and that I should approach In the past few weeks since qualifying for was all over when I found out that I won. And these World Cups like practice Olympics. I need the U.S. Olympic Team in Men’s Prone Rifl e, at fi rst it wasn’t so much that I won, it was just to get in my head ‘This is it; this is the match. the Air Force Academy senior with the self-dep- great that the match was over because the stress This is all there is. 60 shots here today, whether recating sense of humor has heard them all. was gone! It was a very stressful match. Three that’s the Rio World Cup or the Munich World days of that? It’s a very hard selection.” Cup.’” “It’s kind of funny that everyone’s been, ‘Out of left fi eld, Higgins for the Olympics!’ and On the fi nal day of Qualifi cation, Higgins “We’ve got a little bit of work to do, not just I was like, ‘I thought I had a chance the entire had shot a personal best of 629.5, 12.7 points with his training, but he’s an Air Force cadet and time!’” he said with a jokingly exasperated sigh. ahead of Emmons, who did not qualify for the he graduates June 2, then gets commissioned “Maybe I was the only one who believed in day three Finals. This left Higgins untouchable to the Marine Corps. We’re going to have to do me, but I thought hey, I came in third for World entering the last Finals of the match and secured some coordination with the Marines to make Championships, I’m pretty decent nationally. I him the Olympic Team nomination. sure he can get some training time before the Olympics, but I think he’ll be ready,” Anti said. honestly thought I had a shot at Olympic Trials, Higgins, 21, fi rst discovered his love for but everyone else is ‘Higgins out of left fi eld! shooting when he was four or fi ve, shooting a The Marines have deferred Higgins’ training Out of nowhere! Higgins the wildcard!’ And I’m BB gun at his grandparent’s house. Once in the until after the Olympics, so he can focus on ‘Okay…whatever…’ It was kind of enjoyable to eighth grade, he got dialed into the high-pow- graduation and developing a training plan with hear all of that!” er scene in Louisiana and shot high-power the help of Meili and Anti. He’s even receiving And yes, maybe he is the, well, all those matches nearly every weekend with Olympic guidance from 2012 Prone Rifl e Olympian, Eric things, but there’s no denying the points he Development Team member Michael Liuzza. Uptagraff t. racked up at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for He told Higgins if he wanted to shoot in college, “He’s just giving me advice leading up to Smallbore. By the conclusion of Day Two of he should switch to smallbore and air. Higgins the Olympics because he’s been there before. He the three-day Trials, Higgins was well back confesses he didn’t really start shooting the says, ‘You’re good, you don’t need to go faster in second place, 11.3 points behind two-time international game until about four years ago, better, stronger. Just continue what you’re doing Olympic medalist and ranked-sixth-in-the-world but it’s not like he just came out of left fi eld… because it’s successful.’ I’m also trying to learn Matt Emmons. dang-it! as much as I can from [Prone Rifl e Olympic “So I was sitting in second and Emmons “I was good at high power. We shoot 600 teammate Michael] McPhail. I plan on shadow- is up about 11 points and I kind of thought it’s yards in high power and I loved reading the ing him, sitting behind him on the scope, seeing doable, but the probability is low,” Higgins wind,” Higgins said. “It’s kind of fun if there’s how he plays the wind and everything.” said. “I was just like ‘Let’s go in there, crush a wind switch and you just catch it, and you’re And though he knows many may think he’s it, do your best…and you’ll probably come out still shooting tens at such a distance. I was good [insert surprised sports cliché here] because he’s second. That’s just how it’s going to be, but still at reading the wind in high power and in all hon- only shot a few international matches, inside he go out and give it your all.’ With the possibility estly, it all just came over so naturally in small- feels like a veteran shooter – he’s been shooting of this being the last quad for Prone, I fi gured bore. It’s just kind of cool when there’s wind, domestically with some of the best in the world. this might be my last Prone match ever since I you can be a shade off and you’re not pointed “It’s hard to make teams here with the U.S. wasn’t going to be able to shoot Nationals, so at the middle, but the shots are still going in the guys at the top: McPhail, Emmons, Uptagraff t. this was probably going to be it, so go out and middle. There’s a lot you can do in Prone. It’s And it’s very hard to make Prone teams. I enjoy it. Enjoy Prone. So I just went out there, very accurate. I feel like airguns shoot on top haven’t felt like I was below the level of any of shot a great match, and then went into the Final of each other so some people might argue that the World Cups this quad, I just feel that there just enjoying it. I guess I had already come in it’s the most precise event in the sport. I argue that it’s Prone because we’re still trying to put are so many good prone shooters in the U.S. that them on top of each other, but there’s a lot more it’s hard to make teams. I never felt like I was variables that we’re trying to control. I enjoy below the quality of shooter to go World Cups that aspect of it.” or those kind of matches. I don’t know if I have any expectations on me for Rio except my own Higgins would eventually enroll at the Air expectations. I’m trying to shoot 630s - or right Force Academy to be coached by Olympic med- around there - and that’s kind of been my goal. alists Launi Meili and Mike Anti. I know I can do it. It’s not like I’m pressured to “I came [to the Air Force Academy] because do it, it’s just whether it all falls into place. As I thought they’re the best coaches in NCAA long as I’m doing my job, everything will fall shooting - still do,” Higgins said. “Now that into place.” we’re looking forward to Rio, they’ve been By: Jessica Delos Reyes, USA Shooting talking about how I should approach it. Coach Media and Public Relations Manager Meili is big on visualization, having me visual- ize matches or parts of matches every night in my head before I go to sleep. She’s kind of the fuzzy side of shooting whereas Coach Anti is more the technical side. She’s got me being big on visualization, controlling emotions, that kind

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Lt. Gen. Richard M. Clark is the Superintendent, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. He directs a four-year regimen of military training, academics, athletic and character development programs leading to a Bachelor of Science degree and a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force or U.S. Space Force.

Lt Gen Clark graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1986. His commands include the 34th Bomb Squadron, Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D.; 12th Flying Training Wing, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas; 8th Air Force, Barksdale Air Force Base, La., and Joint Functional Component Commander for Global Strike, Offutt Air Force Base, Neb. He has also served as a White House Fellow in Washington, D.C.; the Commandant of Cadets, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colo.; Senior Defense Official/Defense At- taché, Cairo, Egypt and as the Commander, 3rd Air Force, Ramstein Air Base, Germany. LT GENERAL RICHARD CLARK Prior to his current assignment, he served as the Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Deterrence and Nu- SUPERINTENDENT clear Integration, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, the Pentagon, Arlington, Va.

Colonel Otis C Jones Brig Gen Michele C. Edmondson Brig Gen Linell Letendre Colonel Brian Hartless CMSgt Sarah A Sparks Vice Superintendent Commandant of Cadets Dean of Faculty Commander, 10th Air Base Wing Command Chief

2019 President’s Trophy Presentation - 36-22 versus sister academies

Left to right, Launi Meili, Jordan Williams, Peter Fiori, Camden Donahoe, Logan Ogden, Nate Peterson, Lauren Sprock, Lt Col Ryan Cutchin, Sarah Sawicki, Maliya Hillman, Devin Schwindt, and Dave Johnson.

AF_Rifl e 26 afarifl e AIRAIR FFORCEORCE - RRIFLEIFLE ABOUT THE ACADEMY The United States Air Force Academy offers also share their expertise with the cadets instructors in the summer programs listed a four-year program of instruction and during the academic year. above. experience designed to educate, train and inspire men and women to become officers of ATHLETIC PROGRAM Extracurricular activities also are an integral character, motivated to lead the United States part of the education program. The cadet ski Air Force in service to our nation. Each cadet The Academy’s athletic program is designed club, drum and bugle corps, cadet chorale and graduates with a bachelor of science degree to improve physical fitness, teach athletic skills forensics are a few of the programs available. and a commission as a second lieutenant in the and develop leadership qualities. To achieve Air Force. its goals, the Academy offers some of the NOMINATIONS most extensive physical education, intramural COURSE OF STUDY sports and intercollegiate athletic programs in Nominations to the Academy may be obtained the nation. Cadets take at least three different through a congressional sponsor or by Cadets are exposed to a balanced curriculum physical education courses each year. meeting eligibility criteria in other categories that provides the knowledge, skills and of competition established by law. For responsibilities essential to a career Air MILITARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING information on admission procedures, write to Force officer. The entire USAFA experience HQ USAFA/RRS; 2304 Cadet Drive, Suite 200; is integrated and mapped to achieve a set of An air, space and cyberspace-oriented military USAF Academy, CO 80840-5025 or go to desired outcomes in every graduate. education, training and leadership program begins with basic cadet training and continues www.usafa.edu. throughout the four years. Seniors are The core academic curriculum includes courses HISTORY OF THE ACADEMY in basic sciences, engineering, social sciences responsible for the organizational leadership of and humanities. Cadets take additional elective the cadet wing, while juniors and sophomores In 1948, a board of leading civilian and courses to complete requirements for one of seek to develop team and interpersonal military educators was appointed to plan 32 major areas of study. About 50 percent of leadership and instructional skills. Cadets are the curriculum for an academy that would the cadets complete majors in science and projected into as many active leadership roles engineering; the remainder graduate in the as possible to prepare them to be effective Air meet the needs of the newly established social sciences and humanities. Some of the Force officers. Air Force. The board determined that Air most popular majors include management, Force requirements could not be met by aeronautical engineering, foreign area studies, Fundamental concepts of military organization history, behavioral science, civil engineering, -- drill, ethics, honor, Air Force heritage and expanding the other service academies astronautical engineering, electrical physical training -- are emphasized the first and recommended an Air Force Academy summer during basic cadet training. Freshmen engineering and engineering mechanics. be established without delay. then study the military role in United States FACULTY COMPOSITION society as well as the mission and organization In 1949, then Secretary of the Air of the Air Force. Sophomores receive Force W. Stuart Symington appointed a The majority of the Academy’s faculty instruction in communication skills and juniors members, more than 500 total, are Air Force study the combat and operational aspects of commission to assist in selecting a site officers. They are selected primarily from the Air Force. and on April 1, 1954, President Dwight career-officer volunteers who have established D. Eisenhower authorized creation of the The Academy offers courses in flying, outstanding records of performance and United States Air Force Academy. After dedication. Each has at least a master’s degree navigation, soaring and parachuting, building and more than 55 percent have doctorates or from basic skills to instructor duties. Some considering 580 sites in 45 states, the other terminal degrees in their field of study. cadets may fly light aircraft with the Cadet commission narrowed the choice to three Flying Team. locations. The summer of 1954, Secretary About 30 percent of the faculty are civilians who bring great depth of disciplinary and Summer training for cadets is divided into of the Air Force Harold Talbott selected a educational expertise and provide academic three, three-week training periods. There are a site near Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado stability and continuity. variety of programs available and each cadet contributed $1 million toward purchase is required to complete two training periods Faculty members are intensely focused on each summer with leave during the other of the property. cadet learning as an integral part of their period. All new cadets take six weeks of basic In July 1955, the first Academy class officer development. The Air Force Academy cadet training in their first summer. entered interim facilities at Lowry Air has been ranked No. 1 in the nation for the most accessible and involved faculty for four Combat survival training is a required three- Force Base, Denver, while construction years in a row. week program during cadets’ second summer. began. It was sufficiently completed For other second-summer training periods, for occupancy by the cadet wing in late To provide greater contributions by a diverse cadets have options such as working with August 1958. Initial construction cost faculty, the Academy has several distinguished Airmen in an operational unit at an Air Force visiting professors and endowed professors installation, airborne parachute training, was $142 million. Women entered the who serve one or more years. Officers from soaring or basic free-fall parachute training. Academy on June 28, 1976, as members other services, as well as officers from allied of the class of 1980. countries are also members of the faculty. During their last two summers, all cadets are Distinguished civilian and military lecturers offered leadership training as supervisors or

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1959-1973 71 Baldy Thomas F 1971, 72 83 Bierstine James Jr 1981 Class First Last Letters 71 Bruns Barry J 1969, 70, 71 83 Hayden Omer R 1981 59 Brown James W 1957 71 Cabrera Joseph R 1970, 71 83 Jones Jeff rey 1981, 82 59 Hester Floyd R 1958 71 Denaro Robert P 1969, 70, 71 84 Christensen Patrick T 1981 59 Kozelka Robin 1957, 59 71 Garvin Honi J 1969, 70, 71 84 Ellison Bradford L 1982 59 Siteman Robert J 1957, 58, 59 71 Marusiak Ronald J 1970, 71 84 Fajardo Wallace R 1982 60 Carmichael Clyde 1958, 59 71 Theroux David J 1969, 70 84 Ligon Robert E 1982 60 Goddson Wilfred L 1958, 59, 60 72 Cerha James P 1969, 70, 71 86 Bumpus William M 1984, 85, 86 60 Kingman Richard 1958, 59, 60 72 Mitchell William L 1970 87 Arthur Joseph T 1984, 85, 86, 87 60 Luck George E 1958, 59, 60 72 Rochelle Thomas W 1970, 72 88 Sauley Edward 1986 60 Walsh Dennis L 1958, 60 72 Voorhees Brian R 1969, 70, 71, 72 88 Staniek Edward C 1985, 86, 87, 88 60 Zimmerman Alex D 1958, 59, 60 73 Fulk David L 1972 88 Toney William M II 1986, 87, 88 61 Viquesney Jules L 1959, 60, 61 73 Van Ells Marc 1971 88 Abell Tarn 1986, 87, 88 62 Johnson Richard R 1961, 62 88 Huguley John D 1985, 86, 87 62 Mickel Richard S 1961, 62 89 Bythrow Brian A 1986, 87, 88, 89 63 Lareau Richard D 1963 1974-1992 89 Goodwin J R Jr 1988, 89 63 Rader Richard F 1963 74 Balent Bruce F 1973, 74 89 Morrill Robert 1987, 88, 89 63 Weber Lynn R 1961, 62, 63 74 Brede Herbert C 1972 89 Weiss Paul F 1986, 87, 88, 89 63 Westbrook Sam W 1962, 63 74 Brigance Douglas D 1972 90 Bozard Jeff rey 1988, 89 63 Yee Dennis K 1961, 62, 63 74 Couden Tommy J 1972 90 Hall John D 1990 63 Bryant William F Jr 1963 74 Dankowski Greg C 1972 90 Tise Georgetta 1990 63 Ekman Leonard C 1961, 62, 63 74 Earp Ronald K 1972 90 Weisenburger Trace 1987, 88, 89, 90 64 Barich Dewey J 1962, 63, 64 74 Flattery David A 1972 91 Barker Pride E 1989 64 Bruns George H III 1969, 70, 71 74 Holck Eric K 1972 91 Hackethorn John 1988, 89, 90, 91 64 Clark Robert D 1964 74 Hood Robert C 1972 91 Williamson Richard E 1990, 91 64 Hawley Richard E 1962, 63, 64 74 Molina Roy C 1972 92 Meger James P 1989, 90, 91, 92 64 Pegg Edward T 1963, 64 74 Scott Daryl A 1972 92 Ramos James P 1991 64 Whitman Horace T II 1963, 64 74 Smith Neal T 1971 65 Bickham Jonahtan D 1965 74 Steadman Michael J 1972 1993-1999 65 Cathey William H 1964, 65 74 Williams Richard L 1972, 73, 74 93 Berezovytch Briana 1990 65 Davies Robert R 1964 75 Brooks John F 1973 93 Hibbard Paul A 1991, 92, 93 65 Fuller John H Jr 1965 75 Heald James R 1973, 74, 75 93 McGlade Patrick 1991, 92, 93 65 Melson Douglas M 1964, 65 75 O’Brien Joseph P 1973, 74, 75 93 Pearce Brandon H 1991, 92, 93 65 Navarro James C 1964 75 Whitney Lynn H 1973, 74 93 Wolcott Andrew 1990, 92, 93 66 Boyd Stanley E 1964, 65, 66 76 Butler Michael W 1974 94 Broughton Justin L 1991, 92, 93, 94 66 Capicik Paul J 1964, 65, 66 76 Lambert Bruce K 1975, 76 94 Curtis Brian A 1991, 92, 93 66 Denny Gerald R 1964, 65, 66 76 Schulz Clinton J 1973, 74 94 Reinert William M 1992, 93, 94 66 Dozier James K Jr 1964, 65, 66 76 Sutliff Paul G 1974, 75, 76 94 Samuel James A 1992 66 Skora Wayne P 1966 77 Armstrong Gerald L 1976 95 Mallon Greg 1993, 94, 95 66 Suro George A 1965, 66 77 Herchak John A 1975, 76, 77 95 Ramos Jesus 1993 67 Kreer James R 1965 78 Battles Roy C 1975 95 Rowe Brenden 1993, 94, 95 67 Pastusek Robert R 1966, 67 78 Lane Richard E 1976, 77, 78 95 Wilcox Daniel 1993, 94, 95 67 Pletcher John H Jr 1965, 67 78 Morton Thomas F 1976, 77, 78 96 Breyen Roberta L 1994, 95, 96 67 Stadjuhar Edward C 1965, 66, 67 79 Finchum Kenneth G 1978 96 O’Hannigan Eve 1993 67 Swartwood Richard B 1967 79 Merriam Stephen D 1978 96 Orth Robin 1993, 94, 95, 96 68 Woodside Bertram J 1967, 68 79 Pardo John R Jr 1977, 78, 79 97 Brewer Erin R 1994, 95, 96, 97 68 Neu James E 1966, 67, 68 79 Allan Scott D 1977, 78, 79 97 Casanova Francisco 1994, 95 68 Oberg David L 1967, 68 80 Elbert James 1978, 79, 80 97 Franze Klaus 1994 68 Phillips David M 1967 80 Herlik Edward C 1977, 78, 80 97 Harper Lewis B 1994, 95, 96, 97 68 Pueppke James E 1966, 67, 68 80 Smith Paul G 1977 97 Lederman Jessica 1994, 95 69 Cavato Marty J 1967, 68, 69 80 Turman Beverly C 1979, 80 97 Pempel Dan 1994, 95, 96, 97 69 Deiter Raymond L 1967 81 Devine Mark E 1978 97 Thompson Lane D 1994, 95 70 Ferguson James G 1968, 69 81 Gerner Andre A 1980, 81 97 Williams Stacy D 1994 70 Humke Frederick O III 1970 81 Hinen Anthony L 1980, 81 98 Hamilton Courtney 1995, 96, 97, 98 70 McClelland William J 1968, 69, 70 81 Moreno Juan 1981 98 Johnson Matthew 1995, 96, 97, 98 70 White Paul R 1970 81 Morgan John B 1979, 80, 81 98 Priddle Jason 1995, 96, 97 70 Whitehead Phillip M 1968, 69, 70 81 Saxton Michael T 1981 99 Benson Todd J 1996 70 Witt Thomas P 1968, 69, 70 82 Coon Kenneth C 1979, 80, 81, 82 99 Lerma Bronson 1996 70 Wittinbert David A 1968, 69 82 Smith Dolores K G 1982 99 Walker David C 1996, 97, 98

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2000-2014 2012 Phillips Kyle L 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Class Last First Letters 2012 Richardson Christopher D 2009, 2010 2000 Anderson David L 2000 2012 Seery Michael K 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 2000 Berube Matthew J 1997, 1998, 1999 2012 Vasquez Robert A 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 2001 Geopfert Daimon E 1998, 1999 2013 Hakola Kurt J 2010 2001 Isbill Kenneth M 1998 2013 Kluckman Matthew L 2010, 2011, 2013 2001 Mandrik Kevin C 1998, 1999 2013 York Benjamin C 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 2001 Mercer Christopher J 1998 2014 None 2001 Westergren Rachael L 1998, 1999 2002 Carson Christopher M 1999 2015-present 2015 Peters Brittany A 2015 (Mgr) 2002 Collins Christina A 1999 2015 O’Daniel Craig A 2012, 2013 2002 Granberry Michael C 2000, 2001, 2002 2015 Carpentier Meredith G 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 2002 Lewis James J 1999 2016 Higgins, Jr. David A 2013, 2014 2015, 2016 2002 Sawyer Richard D 1999 2016 Rico Tyler C 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 2003 Breffi tt Nicholas R 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 2016 Stinett Kevyn L 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 2003 Debruhl Brian T 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 2017 Jacobs Ryan S 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 2004 Hartsell Sidney J 2001 2017 Kwock Noah F 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 2004 Marty Gordon A 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 2017 Simonton Mary 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 2004 Miller Matthew B 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 2018 Brandon Spencer S 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 2004 Waldow Jason D 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 2018 Juergensen Allison E 2015 2005 Colvin Matthew A 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 2019 Cap Spencer 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 2005 Festa Michael S 2002, 2003 2019 Williams Coen 2018, 2019 (Mgr) 2005 McGaughey Melissa A 2002, 2003 2019 Learn Nick 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 2006 Degerlund Kurt J 2003, 2004, 2005 2019 Weilbacher Anna 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 2006 Gallagher Edward F V 2003, 2004, 2005 2020 Ogden Logan 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 2006 Hill Christopher J 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 2020 Cox Kyle 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 2006 Ripma Sarah R 2003 2021 Sawicki Sarah 2018, 2019, 2020 2006 Siemer Timothy M 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 2021 Peterson Nate 2018, 2019, 2020 2007 Bonneau Michelle L 2005 2021 Maystrovich Mary 2018 2007 Palomba Jessica A 2005, 2006, 2007 2021 Toney Belle 2018, 2019 2007 Simpson Andrew I 2005 2022 Fiori Peter 2019, 2020 2008 Bender Thomas A 2005, 2006 2022 Habeck Ryan 2019 2008 Burdette Benjamin G 2005 2022 Hillman Maliya 2019, 2020 2008 Raines Justin G 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 2022 Schadler Casper 2019 2008 Wiatr Julie E 2005 2022 Schwindt Devin 2019, 2020 2009 Cannard Daniel S 2006, 2007, 2008 2022 Sprock Lauren 2019, 2020 2009 Cooper Andrew L 2006 2023 Williams Jordan 2020 2009 Jarrell Brian K 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 2023 Fees Frederick 2020 2009 Lowenstein Ryan W 2006 2023 Donahoe Camden 2020 2009 Mulkey Clifton J 2006 2010 Allen Christopher J 2007 Bold - Current Roster 2010 Gross Tyler A 2007 2010 Stephenson Jonathan E 2007, 2008 2010 Welsh Chelsea R 2006, 2007, 2008 2011 Arthur Rachael L 2008, 2009 2011 Chandler Thomas C 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 2011 Krieger Stephen N 2008, 2009, 2010 2011 Ritt Joseph G 2008 2011 Thompson Gray M 2008 2012 Everson Patrick J 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

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