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The University of Mississippi Athletics
Saturday, October 26
Oxford, Miss.
9 a.m.
Ole Miss
4696
vs
4658
Jacksonville State
Rifle Earns Dominant Win over Jacksonville State
10/26/2024 | Rifle
OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss rifle got back in the win column, defeating Jacksonville State, 4696-4658, in its home opener on Saturday at the Ole Miss Rifle Range.
Freshmen highlighted the days efforts for the Rebels, with three placing inside the top six in aggregate scoring. Gracie Dinh and Jordan de Jesus reached the top four, with Dinh and Lea Horvath scoring 1180 each, for the highest scores of the day. Dinh earned the top spot, edging out Horvath in center shots, 81 to 75. Susan Carter had the placed sixth after having the fifth-largest total with a 1170 score, and 66 center shots.
The match began in smallbore, where the Rebels filled out the top five.
Dinh led the way for the Rebels, scoring 590 for the third time this season. Dinh led the field in centered shots with 33 and had 11 more points than the highest scorer on Jacksonville State.
Horvath and Carter claimed the silver and bronze with 584 and 583 scores, respectively. Horvath has earned first or second in smallbore in all four matches thus far this season, while Carter earns a podium finish for the first time in her career.
M'Leah Lambdin had the same score as Carter, but had one less center shot to take fourth. It's a season-high for the senior, who had the highest score in the second relay.
Jordan de Jesus had the third-highest counted score with 578. Emma Pereira added 574 points to Ole Miss' total as the Rebels final counter.
Air rifle once again saw Rebels crowd the top three, with four in the top five.
Horvath and de Jesus earned 596 each for the top spot in the event. It's a career best for de Jesus, who has seen a nine-point improvement from her first collegiate match. De Jesus and Dinh have scored the two highest totals by freshmen in air rifle this season, after Dinh fired a 597 last week against Navy and Nebraska.
M'Leah Lambdin and Regan Diamond had their strongest showcasing's of their respective seasons. As counters, Lambdin and Diamond notched a season-high 592 and earned a tie for third on the leaderboard. It marks the first time they've both reached the podium in 2024-25.
Dinh reached the 590 or better mark for the fourth time this season, while Carter earned a spot as a counter for the first time in her career. She fired a 587. Freshman Kayla Riewe paced the second relay, scoring a season-high 590.
The Rebels are back at home next week when they welcome Kentucky to Oxford. The match is set for Nov. 2, and will start at 9 a.m. at the Ole Miss Rifle Range.
Rebs on Socials
For more information on Ole Miss rifle, follow the Rebels on Facebook (OleMissRifle), Twitter/X (@OleMissRifle), Instagram (@OleMissRifle) and at OleMissSports.com.
Freshmen highlighted the days efforts for the Rebels, with three placing inside the top six in aggregate scoring. Gracie Dinh and Jordan de Jesus reached the top four, with Dinh and Lea Horvath scoring 1180 each, for the highest scores of the day. Dinh earned the top spot, edging out Horvath in center shots, 81 to 75. Susan Carter had the placed sixth after having the fifth-largest total with a 1170 score, and 66 center shots.
The match began in smallbore, where the Rebels filled out the top five.
Dinh led the way for the Rebels, scoring 590 for the third time this season. Dinh led the field in centered shots with 33 and had 11 more points than the highest scorer on Jacksonville State.
Horvath and Carter claimed the silver and bronze with 584 and 583 scores, respectively. Horvath has earned first or second in smallbore in all four matches thus far this season, while Carter earns a podium finish for the first time in her career.
M'Leah Lambdin had the same score as Carter, but had one less center shot to take fourth. It's a season-high for the senior, who had the highest score in the second relay.
Jordan de Jesus had the third-highest counted score with 578. Emma Pereira added 574 points to Ole Miss' total as the Rebels final counter.
Air rifle once again saw Rebels crowd the top three, with four in the top five.
Horvath and de Jesus earned 596 each for the top spot in the event. It's a career best for de Jesus, who has seen a nine-point improvement from her first collegiate match. De Jesus and Dinh have scored the two highest totals by freshmen in air rifle this season, after Dinh fired a 597 last week against Navy and Nebraska.
M'Leah Lambdin and Regan Diamond had their strongest showcasing's of their respective seasons. As counters, Lambdin and Diamond notched a season-high 592 and earned a tie for third on the leaderboard. It marks the first time they've both reached the podium in 2024-25.
Dinh reached the 590 or better mark for the fourth time this season, while Carter earned a spot as a counter for the first time in her career. She fired a 587. Freshman Kayla Riewe paced the second relay, scoring a season-high 590.
The Rebels are back at home next week when they welcome Kentucky to Oxford. The match is set for Nov. 2, and will start at 9 a.m. at the Ole Miss Rifle Range.
Rebs on Socials
For more information on Ole Miss rifle, follow the Rebels on Facebook (OleMissRifle), Twitter/X (@OleMissRifle), Instagram (@OleMissRifle) and at OleMissSports.com.
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