Updates regarding the re-scheduling of Smallbore Rifle Part 2 , COVID-19, and the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics can be found here.

Olympians to Compete in Tokyo

USA Shooting will be sending 21 Olympians to the Tokyo Olympic games to represent the United States in the able-bodied shooting sports. Our athletes have earned 8 quotas for the shotgun disciplines, 8 quotas for the rifle disciplines, and 5 quotas for the pistol disciplines. Currently, all of our selection matches other than Smallbore Rifle Part 2 have been completed, meaning 17 of our 21 Olympians have been named. 

Rifle
Lucas Kozeniesky Men's Air Rifle	William Shaner Men's Air Rifle	Mary Tucker Women's Air Rifle	Ali Weisz Women's Air Rifle

Pistol
Nick Mowrer Men's Air Pistol	James Hall Men's Air Pistol	Alexis Lagan Women's Air Pistol	Sandra Uptagrafft Women's Air Pistol	Keith Sanderson Rapid Fire Pistol

Shotgun
Vincent Hancock Men's Skeet	Phillip Jungman Men's Skeet	Austen Smith Women's Skeet	Amber English Women's Skeet
Derrick Mein Men's Trap	Brian Burrows Men's Trap	Kayle Browning Women's Trap	Madelynn Bernau Women's Trap

Paralympians to Compete in Tokyo  

Currently, USA Shooting athletes have earned 4 Paralympic quotas with the potential to earn more at World Cup Lima, date TBD. Current quota spots include: 1 quota for P3 - Mixed 25m Pistol SH1; 1 quota for R3 - Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH1; 1 quota for R4- Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2; and 1 quota for  R6 - Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH1. 

We have not yet named any Paralypmic athletes to the team as we have not yet held our selection competition as described in our Selection Procedures.