Profiles

Competing against an elite field of multi-discipline marksmen, Lanny not only secured the High Lady title but also placed an impressive 14th overall.

How does an Olympic medalist overcome nerves and pressure, and eliminate her fears? Kim Rhode offers some candid advice for NRA Women..

Some 20 years after their first meeting, the author discovered that other than her higher Olympic medal count, Kim Rhode was still the same positive, encouraging woman she'd first met.

The Winchester Life sits down with one of the most respected sporting clays competitors who has spent years mastering her craft. 

The half-tuition scholarship is reserved for female students on the Hillsdale College Shotgun Team.

The iconic gathering has become a national benchmark for women’s shooting clinics, blending community, education and marksmanship at a scale rarely seen elsewhere.

After an NRA Board member—creator of one of the country’s largest and most popular women’s shooting events—fell ill, volunteers rallied to carry on his legacy, drawing more than 1,800 women to the range and pulling off the event’s 14^th year with a bang.

A hunting club that recently celebrated its 80th anniversary welcomed its first Women On Target pistol event, hosting women from age 21 to 70.

Besides the four event victories, Sharpe was also Runner-up in the Ladies FITASC event and finished fifth in the Ladies Main Event.