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2018-19RIFLE Team Guide.Pdf OHIO STATE RIFLE @OHIOSTATERIFLE GENERAL INFORMATION ROSTER Name ....................................... Yr. .............Hometown Jacob Buchanan .......................Jr. ..............Spring, Texas Elizabeth Dutton ......................So. .............Derry, N.H. Ariel Hall .................................. Fr. .............Keller, Texas Mica Harr .................................So. .............Harrisburg, Pa. Alli Kissell .................................Jr. ..............Portage, Pa. Wynn Lekhavanija ...................So. .............Ellicott City, Md. Jared Minor..............................So. .............Circleville, Ohio Paige Pruden ...........................So. .............Katy, Texas Patrick Sardo ........................... Sr. .............Coventry, Conn. Annabelle Stanec .................... Fr. .............Wadsworth, Ohio Michael Steinel ........................ Sr. .............Marietta, Ohio Annie Tomb .............................. Fr. .............Davidsville, Pa. Rhiann Travis............................Jr. ..............Springtown, Texas Bailey Urbach .......................... Sr. .............Hudson, N.H. Brendan Whitaker .................... Sr. .............Bridgeport, Mass. Megan Wilcoxson ....................So. .............Shelton, Conn. Quintin Wotring ........................ Sr. .............Kingsport, Tenn. Head Coach: Ryan Tanoue, 7th season Assistant Coach: Emily Caruso, 2nd season COMPETITION SCHEDULE Date(s) Host/Event City Sept. 29 UTEP El Paso, Texas Sept. 30 UTEP El Paso, Texas Oct. 12 Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska Oct. 13 Nebraska Fairbanks, Alaska Oct. 20 West Virginia Morgantown, W.V. Nov. 10 MURRAY STATE Columbus, Ohio Nov. 10 NEVADA Columbus, Ohio Nov. 10 UTEP Columbus, Ohio Nov. 11 MURRAY STATE Columbus, Ohio Nov. 18 TCU Columbus, Ohio Nov. 30 USA Shooting Winter Air Rifle Championship Colorado Springs, Colo. Dec. 1 USA Shooting Winter Air Rifle Championship Colorado Springs, Colo. Dec. 2 TCU Colorado Springs, Colo. Jan. 12 ALASKA Columbus, Ohio (Converse Hall) Jan. 12 OLE MISS Columbus, Ohio (Converse Hall) Jan. 19 TCU Fort Worth, Texas Jan. 20 Air Force Fort Worth, Texas Jan. 27 KENTUCKY Columbus, Ohio (Converse Hall) Feb. 2 Patriot Rifle Conference Championship Fairbanks, Alaska Feb. 3 Patriot Rifle Conference Championship Fairbanks, Alaska Feb. 16 NCAA QUALIFIER Columbus, Ohio (Converse Hall) BOLD CAPS indicate ‘home’ match LT. HUGH W. WYLIE RANGE AT CONVERSE HALL In 1875 the Ohio State University shooting facilities were at what is now the Ohio State Fair Grounds. Since that time the shooting range has been in several locations on campus. In 1966 the present range in Converse Hall was dedicated by President Novice G. Fawcett in honor of Lt. Hugh W. Wylie. Lt. Wylie, of Circleville, Ohio, was a graduate of Ohio State and a member of the Army ROTC. He served with the 82nd Airborne Division in North Africa, Italy and Holland. On Sept. 17, 1944, Lt. Wylie was killed near Arheim, Holland in the battle that inspired the book and movie A Bridge to Far. The Lt. Hugh W. Wylie Range is a 20-point range set for 50-foot and 10-meter shooting with respective .22 caliber ammunition and preci- sion air guns. An elevator was placed in service in 2000 to accomodate handicapped students and competitive shooters. 2 OHIO STATE RIFLE @OHIOSTATERIFLE MEET THE BUCKEYES JACOB BUCHANAN ELIZABETH DUTTON Jr. | Spring, Texas So. | Derry, N.H. 2017-18 (Sophomore): 2017-18 (Freshman): • All-American (air rifle, smallbore, combined) • All-American (smallbore) • Member of the counting team that holds the • Shot as a member of the counting team as a 4711 team aggregate record (1/21/19 at TCU) true freshman for 12/16 events for smallbore and • Member of the counting team that holds the 11/16 for air rifle 2336 team smallbore record (1/21/19 at TCU) • Held season averages of • Shot as a member of the counting team for 13/16 events in smallbore and 15/106 in air rifle 579.4 Smallbore • Held season averages of 587.6 Air Rifle -580.5 Smallbore (Team High) 1167 Aggregate -590.3 Air Rifle • Opened the season and hit the ground running for her freshman -1171 Aggregate (Team High) season with a team-best on the day in smallbore with a score of 582 • Shot a team-high of 593 on the day in air rifle at Alaska on 10/13 • Shot all around team-high scores on the day against Nevada with • Shot a team-high for the match against Nevada with a 593 in air rifle a smallbore score of 577, an air rifle score of 588 and an aggregate • Fired back-to-back team-high scores for the match against Air score of 1166 Force with and 1173 aggregate score on 11/18 and an 1175 ag- gregate score on 11/19 PRIOR TO OHIO STATE: • Five-time National Junior Olympic Qualifier 2016-17 (Freshman): • CRCA Scholastic All-American • 2016 High School Smallbore All-American • OSU Scholar-Athlete • 2015 Drew Cup Team, Dewar Team, Randle Team • Held season averages of: -573.4 Smallbore PERSONAL: -589 Air Rifle • Medical Dietetics major -1162 Aggregate • Shot for the team in every event, including the NCAA Championship • Fired a 579 in smallbore in his first collegiate event at Nevada ARIEL HALL • Posted the first of his three season-high aggregates of 1171 at West Virginia behind a solid 593 air rifle Fr. | Keller, Texas • Shot a season-high 580 in smallbore at Nebraska • Matched that 580 two events later at UTEP en route to a second PRIOR TO OHIO STATE: season-high aggregate of 1171 • Won TSRA Outdoor State Championship • Had a season-best 595 air rifle on day one at Air Force (2014) • Also had a 595 air rifle at TCU and would finish with his third 1171 • Won overall Air Rifle and 3×20 Smallbore at aggregate of the year • Shot 590 and 589 in air rifle at the PRC Championship and NCAA Canadian Nationals (2016) Qualifier • 2nd in J2 category in at National Junior • Finished the year with scores of 577 in smallbore and 588 in air Olympics for 3×20 Smallbore (2016) rifle at his first NCAA Championship PRIOR TO OHIO STATE: PERSONAL: • Had only been shooting five years prior to arriving on camp • Daughter of Anthony and Julie Hall • Started his career at the Montgomery County 4-H Shooting Club • Has a brother, Gregory • Overall Champion at the 2014 NRA Conventional 3-Position • Biology major Championship, set four national records, and became the youngest winner in event history • Earned his CMP Junior Distinguished Badge for excellence in three-position Air Rifle in 2014 • Gold medalist at the 2015 Junior Olympics Smallbore 3-Postion Championship and the 2015 Junior Olympics Smallbore Prone Championship • Silver medalist for his age group at the 2015 Junior Olympics Air Rifle Championship • Member of the US Junior National Team • Competed in his first international competition in Suh, Germany at the ISSF Junior World Cup where he helped the men’s junior team win a silver medal in Smallbore 3-position • Holds 6 national records in both NRA and USA Shooting PERSONAL: • Son of Bill and Cassandra • Has one older sister, Kristin • Hopes to continue shooting on the international level after gradu- ation 3 OHIO STATE RIFLE @OHIOSTATERIFLE MEET THE BUCKEYES MICA HARR ALLI KISSELL So. | Harrisburg, Pa. Jr. | Portage, Pa. 2017-18 (Freshman): 2017-18 (Sophomore): • OSU Scholar Athlete • Academic All-Big Ten • Shot as an individual for six events in both air • OSU Scholar Athlete rifle and smallbore • Shot as a member of the counting team once • Held season averages of for smallbore -562.7 Smallbore • Held season averages of -583.2 Air Rifle -576.7 Smallbore -1146 Aggregate -577 Air Rifle • Enjoyed a career-best and season-best against -1154 Aggregate Murray State, firing a smallbore score of 566 on 11/3 • Set a career, season, and team-best score on the day at West • Followed the record-setting performance against Murray State, Virginia in smallbore with a score of 589 had another career day against UTEP for a career weekend, setting • Set a career-best aggregate at West Virginia firing off an 1171 an air rifle career-best and season-best with a score of 590 on 11/4 individual score • Fired a solid 585 in air rifle and a 570 in smallbore for the counting PRIOR TO OHIO STATE: team at Alaska • Smallbore personal best of 578 shot in PA league match • Shot a career-best air rifle score of 589 against Murray State • Air rifle personal best of 587 • Second place in Air rifle and prone at the 2017 England Junior 2016-17 (Freshman): International Match • CRCA Scholastic All-American • OSU Scholar Athlete PERSONAL: • Competed in six events and finished with a season aggregate • Daughter of Chris Julie Harr average of 1158 • Has two siblings, Clare and Emile • Began her career with an 1154 aggregate at West Virginia and then • Athletic Training major posted a 584 air rifle at home vs. the Mountaineers • Enjoys playing the violin, singing, painting, and acting • Had an 1159 aggregate at the Buckeye Open behind scores of 578 in smallbore and 581 in air rifle • Posted a 583 air rifle score at home against Kentucky • Enjoyed her best day of the year in final event of the year at the NCAA Qualifier, notching season-highs of 580 in smallbore and 589 in air rifle for an 1169 aggregate PRIOR TO OHIO STATE: • Began shooting in sixth grade at the Portage Revolver and Pistol Club • Led Portage High School Rifle Team to two consecutive Western Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Championships • 2014 Pennsylvania State Junior Olympic Champion in smallbore • 2015 Pennsylvania Junior Olympic Championship J1 Silver Medal- ist in smallbore • Attended the 2014 and 2015 National Junior Olympic
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