U.S. Olympic Shooting Team

The United States has won 97 medals in Olympic shooting competition. Americans won two gold and one silver medal in 2004. Matt Emmons won the Olympic gold in Athens for men’s prone, and he is on the team this year. Jamie Beyerley has been dominant in the sport in the women’s 3-position rifle competition.

Airgun

Emily Caruso (Fairfield, Conn.) – Women’s Air Rifle

Jason Parker (Omaha, Neb.) – Men’s Air Rifle

Stephen Scherer (Billerica, Mass.) – Men’s Air Rifle

Brenda Shinn (Riverside, Calif.) – Women’s Air Pistol

Beki Snyder (Colorado Springs, Colo.) – Women’s Air Pistol

Brien Beaman (Selby, S.D.) – Men’s Air Pistol

Jason Turner (Rochester, N.Y.) – Men’s Air Pistol

Rifle (Smallbore)

Mike Anti (Winterville, N.C.) – Men’s Prone Rifle

Matt Emmons (Browns Mills, N.J.) – Men’s Prone Rifle, Men’s 3 Position Rifle

Jason Parker (Omaha, Neb.) – Men’s 3 Position Rifle

Jamie Beyerle (Lebanon, Pa.) – Women’s 3 Position Rifle

Sandra Fong (New York, N.Y.) – Women’s 3 Position Rifle

Pistol (Smallbore)

Libby Callahan (Columbira, S.C.) – Women’s Sport Pistol

Beki Snyder (Colorado Springs, Colo.) – Women’s Sport Pistol

Daryl Szarenski (Saginaw, Mich.) – Men’s Free Pistol

Jason Turner (Rochester, N.Y.) – Men’s Free Pistol

Keith Sanderson (San Antonio) – Men’s Rapid Fire Pistol

Shotgun

Corey Cogdell (Eagle River, Alaska) – Women’s Trap

Bret Erickson (Bennington, Neb./Muenster, Texas) – Men’s Trap

Dominic Grazioli (San Antonio) – Men’s Trap

Glenn Eller (Katy, Texas) – Men’s Double Trap

Jeff Holjuin (Yorba Linda, Calif.) – Men’s Double Trap

Kim Rhode (El Monte, Calif.) – Women’s Skeet

Vincent Hancock (Eatonton, Ga.) – Men’s Skeet

Sean McLelland (Mission, Texas) – Men’s Skeet

To learn more about the U.S. Olympic Shooting Team, visit the U.S. Shooting Web site. If you want to see all U.S. Olympic qualifiers in every sport for the Beijing games, search on the official U.S. Olympics site.