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The University of Mississippi Athletics
Saturday, November 7
Fort Worth, Texas
9 AM
Ole Miss
at
TCU
11/6/2026 | Rifle
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – The No. 7 Ole Miss rifle program is back in action this weekend, traveling to face off against No. 6 TCU on Saturday.
The Rebels (7-0, 4-0 PRC) match up with the Horned Frogs (5-2, 2-0 PRC) at 9 a.m. CT, at the TCU Rifle Range.
On the Line
The Rebels remained perfect on the season, defeating Georgia Southern in Oxford on Oct. 24, 4723-4717. The Rebels were led by Gogniat, who posted an 1186 aggregate score to finish atop the individual standings. Ole Miss finished with four of the top six individual aggregate scores, as Dinh, de Jesus and McFarland also delivered strong performances. McFarland set a new career-high with her aggregate score.
2025-26 in Review
Under head coach Will Shaner, the Ole Miss rifle program recorded a historic season, going 10-2 and winning the national title in smallbore among several achievements.
Shaner helped lead the Rebels to a third-place finish overall, while taking home the program's first smallbore title. Additionally, Audrey Gogniat defended her national title in air rifle, surging to win the event en route to CRCA All-American honors alongside teammate Gracie Dinh.
The Rebels delivered another 10-win campaign, going 10-2 overall while earning several key victories along the way. As a result, the Rebels spent time as the No. 1 team in the nation in November.
Back-to-Back Champ
Audrey Gogniat returns for another season leading the way for the Rebels. The Le Noirmont, Switzerland native defended her individual national air rifle title at the NCAA Championship, scoring a 251 in the final round and becoming the first NCAA athlete to repeat as NCAA Air Rifle champion since 2012 and 2013.
Scouting TCU
The No. 6 TCU rifle program is off and running in 2026, as winners of three straight over Army, UTEP and The Citadel. Head coach Karen Monez is one of the longest tenured coaches in the nation and continues to lead a dynamic program that has won four national titles under her watch. The Horned Frogs are led by junior Marissa Fedora, who is averaging a 1184.0 aggregate score, ranking No. 12 in the nation. Fellow junior and All-American Rylie Passmore is another key piece, ranking right alongside Fedora, particularly in air rifle, where she averages a 596.
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.
The Rebels (7-0, 4-0 PRC) match up with the Horned Frogs (5-2, 2-0 PRC) at 9 a.m. CT, at the TCU Rifle Range.
On the Line
- The Rebels enter the home stretch of the fall portion of the regular season, with just two events left in 2026.
- In the latest CRCA national rankings, the Rebels sit at No. 7 in the nation.
- The Rebels return a significant portion of last season's historic roster, including back-to-back NCAA air rifle champion Audrey Gogniat and fellow All-American Gracie Dinh.
- Gogniat has been one of the best in the nation once again to open this season, averaging an aggregate score of 1188.0, ranking sixth in the nation.
- Gogniat has finished with the top aggregate score in four of five events to open the season, most recently finishing with an 1186 to lead the field against Georgia Southern.
- As a unit, the Rebels own the third-highest smallbore average in the nation at 2349.2 and overall aggregate average at 4729.8, behind only West Virginia and Navy.
- Freshman Kamdyn McFarland continues to adjust to the collegiate game seamlessly, improving her aggregate score line steadily each weekend. McFarland tallied a career-high 1178 against Georgia Southern, finishing fourth in smallbore.
The Rebels remained perfect on the season, defeating Georgia Southern in Oxford on Oct. 24, 4723-4717. The Rebels were led by Gogniat, who posted an 1186 aggregate score to finish atop the individual standings. Ole Miss finished with four of the top six individual aggregate scores, as Dinh, de Jesus and McFarland also delivered strong performances. McFarland set a new career-high with her aggregate score.
2025-26 in Review
Under head coach Will Shaner, the Ole Miss rifle program recorded a historic season, going 10-2 and winning the national title in smallbore among several achievements.
Shaner helped lead the Rebels to a third-place finish overall, while taking home the program's first smallbore title. Additionally, Audrey Gogniat defended her national title in air rifle, surging to win the event en route to CRCA All-American honors alongside teammate Gracie Dinh.
The Rebels delivered another 10-win campaign, going 10-2 overall while earning several key victories along the way. As a result, the Rebels spent time as the No. 1 team in the nation in November.
Back-to-Back Champ
Audrey Gogniat returns for another season leading the way for the Rebels. The Le Noirmont, Switzerland native defended her individual national air rifle title at the NCAA Championship, scoring a 251 in the final round and becoming the first NCAA athlete to repeat as NCAA Air Rifle champion since 2012 and 2013.
Scouting TCU
The No. 6 TCU rifle program is off and running in 2026, as winners of three straight over Army, UTEP and The Citadel. Head coach Karen Monez is one of the longest tenured coaches in the nation and continues to lead a dynamic program that has won four national titles under her watch. The Horned Frogs are led by junior Marissa Fedora, who is averaging a 1184.0 aggregate score, ranking No. 12 in the nation. Fellow junior and All-American Rylie Passmore is another key piece, ranking right alongside Fedora, particularly in air rifle, where she averages a 596.
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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