Army West Point Athletics
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NCAA Championships
Sigel Competes At NCAA Championships
March 13, 2022 | Rifle
USAFA, Colo. – Claudia Sigel represented the Army West Point rifle team in smallbore at the 2022 NCAA Rifle Championships on March 11.
Sigel finished 25th out of 45 competitors in smallbore with a score of 583. Sigel, who qualified for the NCAA Championships after scoring 586 in smallbore in the NCAA qualifier match against MIT on February 19, had a stellar sling score of 397/400 going into standing.
COACH'S CORNER
"I am so proud of Claudia. She has come such a long way in just two seasons. Going from a walk-on to the NCAA Championships is testimony to the hard work and dedication she has put in. Her slings - kneeling and prone positions - were amazing. She had the highest kneeling score in the championship, beating out several Olympic medalists, then followed that up with a respectable prone score. All eyes were on her for a little while. She really did a phenomenal job. She knows what she needs to do when we get back. We'll take a little time off and then she and our other Junior Olympic qualifiers will be getting ready for that match in May." – Web Wright
Sigel finished 25th out of 45 competitors in smallbore with a score of 583. Sigel, who qualified for the NCAA Championships after scoring 586 in smallbore in the NCAA qualifier match against MIT on February 19, had a stellar sling score of 397/400 going into standing.
After running NINETEEN 10's in a row Claudia comes out of kneeling with a 199/200! #GoARMY pic.twitter.com/X4QLXKpmUq
— Army Rifle (@ArmyWP_Rifle) March 11, 2022
CADET'S CORNERAfter an amazing 397/400 in the sling positions, Claudia finishes with a final score of 583 in Smallbore. #GOARMY pic.twitter.com/6AqBaAPHoG
— Army Rifle (@ArmyWP_Rifle) March 11, 2022
Claudia Sigel reflects on her NCAA Championships debut! #GoArmy pic.twitter.com/niGHbQUlGP
— Army Rifle (@ArmyWP_Rifle) March 11, 2022
COACH'S CORNER
"I am so proud of Claudia. She has come such a long way in just two seasons. Going from a walk-on to the NCAA Championships is testimony to the hard work and dedication she has put in. Her slings - kneeling and prone positions - were amazing. She had the highest kneeling score in the championship, beating out several Olympic medalists, then followed that up with a respectable prone score. All eyes were on her for a little while. She really did a phenomenal job. She knows what she needs to do when we get back. We'll take a little time off and then she and our other Junior Olympic qualifiers will be getting ready for that match in May." – Web Wright
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