University of Alaska Rifle Team
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Rifle Team is a collegiate shooting program that serves UAF student-athletes and members of the university community. As part of UAF Athletics, the rifle team competes in NCAA rifle competitions and trains shooters at the collegiate level. The rifle team provides s...
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The University of Alaska Fairbanks Rifle Team is a collegiate shooting program that serves UAF student-athletes and members of the university community. As part of UAF Athletics, the rifle team competes in NCAA rifle competitions and trains shooters at the collegiate level.
The rifle team provides structured training, coaching, and competitive opportunities for qualified shooters. Members participate in regional and national NCAA rifle competitions, developing marksmanship skills and competing at a high athletic level.
- •NCAA Rifle Competition - Participation in collegiate rifle meets and championships
- •Rifle Training - Instruction and practice for competitive shooters
- •Air Rifle and Smallbore Disciplines - Standard NCAA rifle events
- •Team Development - Coaching and athlete development programs
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Rifle Team is a collegiate athletic program. Participation typically requires: - Student-athlete status at UAF - Tryouts or coach approval - Membership in the program - Full compliance with NCAA rules and regulations
The team competes as part of UAF Athletics and participates in the 2026 Gold Rush competitions. For specific information about joining the team, tryouts, and program details, contact UAF Athletics directly through their official website.
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Restrictions
- •Student-athlete or member status required
- •NCAA rules and regulations apply
- •Supervised training and competition only
- •Coach authorization required
- •Age restrictions per NCAA regulations
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