#10 rifle host #14 Army in the annual Star Match

Annapolis, Md. – The No. 10 Navy Wefring Team (10-5, 3-2 GARC) is scheduled for No. 14 Army (4-8, 0-4 GARC) this Saturday at 9:00 a.m. The competition is part of the USA-Navy Star series presented by USA.

Live results of the game will be available via navysports.com.

Access to the USNA

The United States Naval Academy (USNA) is closed to all vehicles without a ID card approved by the Ministry of Defense. All other visitors are encouraged to park in the city center and go through the security sites on the gate. If you go on, those aged 18 and over have to present a photo identification card (driver’s license) in order to receive access, and those aged 17 and over must be accompanied by an adult.

Star match scoring format

The goal for the Star Match offers eight starter for each team in smallbore and air rifle, whereby the top five results count for the end result of every team. The NCAA rating model of five shooters in each event with the TOP 4 assessment count will continue to be used for the qualification purposes of the NCAA championship.

All -time series

In a series that dates back to the 1939 season, Army has a lead of 47-36 over the navy in the 83 meetings between the two services. However, the midshipms won five of the last six games against the Black Knights, including three victories in a row, as well as a 5-2 record against Army under the direction of head coach Mike Anti.

2024-25 star series breakdown

In the 2024-25 Army-Navy Star series presented by USA, Army has a 9: 3 advantage opposite the Navy. The Midshipmen claimed the star in rugby for men, men’s cross and football. The rifle game on Saturday is one of four star competitions that day and follows the inner and field and gymnastics for men and women. Rifle is the only Star competition in Annapolis.

Navy Sports Magazine

Senior Team Captain Stephanie Milvain Chat with Tim Nolan in Navy Sports Magazine to talk about the army navy star match. (Video)

President’s Trophy Match

Army and Navy met at the beginning of this season at the President’s annual trophy game in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on November 2. With an identical evaluation structure as an army-navy star match, the midshipmen in the event took second place with a total number of 5860. The Black Knights took third place in the field of four teams and scored a score of 5823 points.

National rating

With a NCAA qualification value of 4717.67, the navy occurs over the weekend in the overall ranking, while the army has four places in 14th place with a balance of 4695.67. Murray State, who goes to the weekend, holds the eighth and last place that is needed to qualify for the NCAA championship with an average score of 4725.

Scouting The Midshipmen

Two weekends ago, Navy opened the spring section of his season in the highest rank in West Virginia. The mountaineers recorded a victory of 4754-4720, but the 4720 points for the marked a high season and were the fourth best performance in the program history.

Sophomore Isabella Baldwin the team leads in air rifle and aggregated gate while taking second place in the squad in Smallbore. It has an average of 596.4 in the air rifle, while she knows a total value of 1182.8. Baldwin has an average of 586.4 in smallbore.

senior Marleigh Duncan is on the Navy rating in Smallbore, while taking second place in the team in air rifle and aggregate. In Smallbore she has an average rating of 586.5 teams, while she is able to air rifle of 591.4. Duncan’s overall average is 1177.9.

Junior Parker Haydin is third in the team in the air rifle and combined, while taking fourth place in Smallbore. Haydin is an average of 581.6 in smallbore and 591.3 in air rifle for an overall balance of 1172.9.

Senior Team Captain Stephanie Milvain Haydin follows both in the air rifle and in the unit, while he took third place behind Duncan in Smallbore. Milvain has an average performance of 582.8 in smallbore with an air rifle of 588.0. It has a total number of points of 1170.0, shortly after the middle of the 2024-25 season.

Sophomore Ryan Wee and senior Joshua Potts Round off the top 5 of the navy in every shooting category. WEE is fifth in smallbore (579.8) and aggregated (1164.1), with Potts publishing a 586.9 for fifth place in the air rifle. Potts is just behind Wee in Smallbore (573.4) and aggregate (1160.3), while WEE has an air rifle balance of 584.7.

Juniors Catherine DelyPresent Grace ShepardAnd Devin watchichin the second year John Dely And Chelsie GloverTogether with newcomer Elizabeth Johnson Exclude the rating for the midshipms. C.Dly has an average of 573.0 (smallbore), 584.6 (air rifle) and 1156.4 (aggregate) in six competitions. Shepard took part in five games with Tallies of 564.2 (smallbore), 584.8 (air rifle) and 1149.0 (aggregate). Watchich has an average of 568.4 in smallbore, 578.7 in the air rifle and 1146.4 in total, while Johnson has median services of 565.4 (smallbore), 581.0 (air rifle) and 1146.4 (aggregate). Glover saw her first campaign of the year in West Virginia and achieved scores of 564 (smallbore), 573 (air rifle) and 1137, while J.Dely in four games with total quantities of 540.3 (smallbore), 555.0 (Air (Air ( Air) participated (Air rifle) and 1092.8 (aggregate).

Skot the opposition

The Army enters the game with a 4-8 overall record, including a 0: 4 mark in the Great America Rifle Conference. Most recently, the Black Knights Mount Aloysius, Nebraska and Uab. The army registered 4672 points to defeat the mounties (4566 points) and Blazer (4575). The Cornhuskers used a score of 4731 to overthrow the black knights.

Junior Chris Jennings was the top shooter of the army and took third place in Smallbore behind a high season of 588; was fifth in the air rifle (590); And published the fourth highest brand (1178). Five black knights broke the third and fifth place with Jennings and Briggs Moore (584), followed by Nicholas Bull (578), Barbara Forgues (576) and Brenna Green (575), who claimed seven to nine. Green (587) was also sixth in the air rifle (587), only one place behind Jennings’ 590. Bull (9./585), Moore (11. / 585), Forgues (12./583) and Ashton Arlington (14th / 582) were also among the leaders.

Next on

After the star match with the army, Navy travels to Charleston, SC, for a few street games against the citadel on Saturday and Sunday, February 15th to 16th. The competition is planned for 9:00 a.m. on both days.