Team Winchester Sport Shooters Medal at Morocco World Cup

Iconic Olympic shooter Kim Rhode earned her 34th gold medal at the event.

by posted on February 9, 2023
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Team Winchester Kim Rhode ISSF World Cup
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NRA Women congratulates Team Winchester’s Kim Rhode on winning her 34th gold medal, earned while competing for Team USA at the 2023 International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) Rabat Shotgun World Cup in Rabat, Morocco. Rhode is the most decorated Olympic shooting sports athlete in history.  

“Kim’s skills are as sharp as ever,” said Matt Campbell, vice president of sales and marketing for Winchester,” adding that the six-time Olympic shooter’s latest win is a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport. “We look forward to following Kim’s success in the coming months as she works toward qualifying for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. We are proud that Kim has been shooting Winchester Ammunition for over 30 years.”
 
Team Winchester member Dania Vizzi also took home a silver medal in the Mixed Team Skeet Event. Both shooters are competing now with fellow Team Winchester shooter Maddy Bernau, Nic Moschetti and Frank Thompson to qualify for the U.S .National Team at the Spring Selection Match in Tucson, Arizona.

For more, go to Winchester.com.

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