Brittany Nelson is a PR and Communications Manager at USA Shooting - National Governing Body for the Olympic Shooting Sports. She focuses on themes related to sports and competitive sports, covering topics such as the Olympics, World Cup, Second Amendment, and NRA, while also addressing issues of crime within these contexts. Brittany's work has been featured in the Commonwealth Journal, Boulder Weekly, and USA Shooting.
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Brittany Nelson's focus is predominantly on event coverage and press releases related to shooting sports, with a strong emphasis on USA Shooting, Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, and Championships. She seems particularly interested in reporting on achievements and developments within the national shooting sports scene.
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By: Brittany Nelson
By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager CHATEAUROUX, France (July 31, 2024) – Derrick Mein, of Paola, Kansas, finished fifth overall in Men’s Trap at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, July 29. All four trap athletes have finished their Olympic competition at the Chateauroux Shooting Rage in France. Mein, the 2022 World Champion,
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager CHATEAUROUX, France (Aug. 2, 2024) –Sagen Maddalena, of Groveland, California, earns silver in Women’s 50m Smallbore Rifle Aug. 2 at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Chateauroux Shooting Rage in France. Maddalena earned the first U.S. Olympic Shooting medal of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager CHATEAUROUX, France (Aug. 3, 2024) –Austen Smith, of Keller, Texas, earns bronze in Women’s Skeet at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Chateauroux Shooting Rage in France Aug. 4. Smith is no stranger to success and the podium. She has over 20 international medals and
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager CHATEAUROUX, France (Aug. 14, 2024) – Vincent Hancock, of Eatonton, Georgia, and Austen Smith, of Keller, Texas, made history at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games by winning the very first silver Olympic medal in Mixed Team Skeet at the Chateauroux Shooting Rage in France Aug. 5.
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager COLO SPGS, CO (Aug. 15, 2024) – The U.S. Olympic shooting team brought back five medals and made history at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Chateauroux Shooting Range in France July 26- Aug. 11. Sagen Maddalena, a Groveland, California native, earned the first U.S.
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager CHATEAUROUX, France (Sept. 4, 2024) – YanXiao Gong, of Malibu, California, earned a silver medal in P3 Mixed 25m Pistol SH1 at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games at the Chateauroux Shooting Center, Sept. 2. Gong’s medal marks the first Paralympic shooting medal for Team USA at
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager COLO SPGS, CO (Oct. 9, 2024)—USA Shooting athletes earned 10 medals, including one world champion title, at the 2024 ISSF Junior World Championships Sept. 26-Oct. 7 in Lima, Peru. Over 30 rifle, pistol, and shotgun athletes competed at the prestigious competition. Athletes qualified for the team
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By Maxey D. Brantley Shooters from the four corners of the USA, Canada and Asia gathered to vie for the International Shooting Sports of Oregon (ISSO) Senior Open International Trap Championship title, August 9-11, 2024. The competition was hosted for the second time by Richard Chordash, former USA Shooting team member, and the Binghamton Gun
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By Brittany Nelson, USAS Public Relations & Communications Manager COLO SPRGS, CO (Sept. 25, 2024) – Rachel Tozier, William Browning, Kimberly Rhode, and Christian Elliott were crowned 2024 shotgun national champions at the annual competition in Hillsdale, Michigan, at Hillsdale College, Sept. 9-22. Tozier, a Paris 2024 Olympian, took first in Women’s Trap after defeating
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The application window is now open for the 2025 Bunker Club Athlete Endowment Grant. The grant is designed for youth and developmental athletes striving to make USA Shooting’s National Teams and to potentially represent the USA around the globe. The application is open to all aspirational athletes 21 years of age and younger who have
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