<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=021TWd_0wF7kbPD00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=021TWd_0wF7kbPD00" width="800" height="450" >The No. 12 Navy rifle team achieved a successful weekend, winning three matches out of four at the Bancroft Hall Rifle Range. They defeated No. 4 Ole Miss and No. 13 Memphis, while narrowly losing to No. 10 Nebraska. Despite their victories, head coach Mike Anti noted the team needs to improve their scores, which currently fall short of their potential NCAA Championship qualifying marks. Players like Parker Haydin and Isabella Baldwin demonstrated strong performances, setting the stage for upcoming competitions.<ul><li>Navy scored 4701 points against Ole Miss, edging them out by 7 points.</li><li>The team’s highest score during the weekend was 4701, but they aim for a qualifying score of 4720 for the NCAA Championships.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>Navy's overall record is now 5-2, with a 2-0 mark in the Great American Rifle Conference (GARC).</li><li>The team will next compete against No. 5 Kentucky on October 26, marking their first road match of the season.</li></ul>Navy will focus on refining their air rifle performance and addressing any deficiencies in preparation for their match against Kentucky. The team is optimistic about improving their scores as the season progresses and they have more opportunities ahead.Bottom LineThe Navy rifle team shows promise with strong individual performances, but consistent improvement will be crucial to meet their competitive goals and secure NCAA Championship qualifications in the upcoming matches.</div></body>

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Navy Rifle Team Triumphs with Three Wins: Weekend Recap

The No. 12 Navy rifle team achieved a successful weekend, winning three matches out of four at the Bancroft Hall Rifle Range. They defeated No. 4 Ole Miss and No. 13 Memphis, while narrowly losing to No. 10 Nebraska. Despite their victories, head coach Mike Anti noted the team needs to improve their scores, which currently fall short of their potential NCAA Championship qualifying marks. Players like Parker Haydin and Isabella Baldwin demonstrated strong performances, setting the stage for upcoming competitions.