The University of Mississippi Athletics
Rifle’s Gogniat and Dinh Named CRCA All-Americans
3/30/2026 | Rifle
OXFORD, Miss. – Following a historic team season, Ole Miss rifle's Audrey Gogniat and Gracie Dinh have been recognized by the Collegiate Rifle Coaches' Association as All-Americans in all three disciplines.
Gogniat earned first team nods in smallbore, air rifle and aggregate scoring as a season-long top 10 shooter by average, while Dinh was a second teamer in all three. It marks Dinh's third, fourth and fifth All-American accolade of her career, while Gogniat was recognized for the first time.
Ole Miss has produced at least one All-American for the past seven seasons, starting in 2020, with the duo's achievement. All-time, Gogniat became Ole Miss' 14th All-American after Dinh was the 13th last season.
By average scores, Gogniat had the most successful season by any Rebel ever. She became Ole Miss' single-season average record holder in smallbore (591.5), air rifle (598.4) and aggregate scoring (1189.9). She's the first Rebel to average over 590 points in smallbore in a season.
She capped an amazing season at the NCAA Tournament by defending her individual national title in air rifle. She became the NCAA's first back-to-back air rifle champion since West Virginia's Petra Zublasing in 2012 and 2013. Gogniat also earned her first podium finish in smallbore, finishing second. Earlier in the season, she repeated as the individual air rifle champion at the PRC Tournament as well.
Gogniat shot her third and fourth career perfect 600s in air rifle this season, once again at the PRC and NCAA Tournaments. She tied Ole Miss great Lea Horvath for the most in program history, while simultaneously becoming just the third athlete in NCAA history to have four instances of perfection in the event.
Dinh saw drastic improvement in both disciplines en route to this season's All-American nod. She set new aggregate personal bests almost weekly, upping her average by nearly five points. She saw significant growth in air rifle, where she never shot below a 594 in the season and improved by almost three points. Dinh had success in smallbore in postseason competition, reaching the medal rounds of the PRC and NCAA Tournaments. She finished with the bronze at PRCs.
She became Ole Miss' third athlete to ever fire a perfect 600 in air rifle, doing so against Murray State in the spring season opener. Dinh had a monumental performance against the Racers, as she also set a personal smallbore record with a 596. Her smallbore score is tied for the second best by any Rebel, and her 1196 aggregate that day is tied for the fourth best in NCAA history.
The CRCA honors the top 20 individual performers in each discipline.
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Gogniat earned first team nods in smallbore, air rifle and aggregate scoring as a season-long top 10 shooter by average, while Dinh was a second teamer in all three. It marks Dinh's third, fourth and fifth All-American accolade of her career, while Gogniat was recognized for the first time.
Ole Miss has produced at least one All-American for the past seven seasons, starting in 2020, with the duo's achievement. All-time, Gogniat became Ole Miss' 14th All-American after Dinh was the 13th last season.
By average scores, Gogniat had the most successful season by any Rebel ever. She became Ole Miss' single-season average record holder in smallbore (591.5), air rifle (598.4) and aggregate scoring (1189.9). She's the first Rebel to average over 590 points in smallbore in a season.
She capped an amazing season at the NCAA Tournament by defending her individual national title in air rifle. She became the NCAA's first back-to-back air rifle champion since West Virginia's Petra Zublasing in 2012 and 2013. Gogniat also earned her first podium finish in smallbore, finishing second. Earlier in the season, she repeated as the individual air rifle champion at the PRC Tournament as well.
Gogniat shot her third and fourth career perfect 600s in air rifle this season, once again at the PRC and NCAA Tournaments. She tied Ole Miss great Lea Horvath for the most in program history, while simultaneously becoming just the third athlete in NCAA history to have four instances of perfection in the event.
Dinh saw drastic improvement in both disciplines en route to this season's All-American nod. She set new aggregate personal bests almost weekly, upping her average by nearly five points. She saw significant growth in air rifle, where she never shot below a 594 in the season and improved by almost three points. Dinh had success in smallbore in postseason competition, reaching the medal rounds of the PRC and NCAA Tournaments. She finished with the bronze at PRCs.
She became Ole Miss' third athlete to ever fire a perfect 600 in air rifle, doing so against Murray State in the spring season opener. Dinh had a monumental performance against the Racers, as she also set a personal smallbore record with a 596. Her smallbore score is tied for the second best by any Rebel, and her 1196 aggregate that day is tied for the fourth best in NCAA history.
The CRCA honors the top 20 individual performers in each discipline.
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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