Army West Point Athletics
Saturday, October 10
Fort Worth, TX
10:00 a.m.
Army West Point
4666
vs
3526
Schreiner
Rifle Earns First Victory of the Season Against Schreiner
October 10, 2026 | Rifle
FORT WORTH, Texas — The Army West Point rifle team earned its first victory of the year with a commanding 4,666-3,526 win over Schreiner University on Saturday. The Black Knights posted team scores of 2,303 in smallbore and 2,363 in air rifle while claiming seven of the top eight spots and eight of the top nine positions in the aggregate standings. Army was led by August Hupf, who captured the individual title with an aggregate score of 1,173. Hupf paced the field in air rifle with a match-best 594 and added a 579 in smallbore while totaling a competition-high 72 centers.
Brenna Green finished second overall with an aggregate score of 1,170 after leading all shooters in smallbore with a match-best 582 and adding a 588 in air rifle. Ashton Arlington rounded out the top three with a score of 1,161, posting a 571 in smallbore and a 590 in air rifle.
Addison Antwiler placed fourth overall with a score of 1,156 behind a 571 in smallbore and a 585 in air rifle, while Barbara Forgues finished fifth with a 1,152 aggregate. Forgues recorded the second-highest air rifle score of the day with a 591.
Nicholas Bull added a sixth-place finish with a 1,142 aggregate score, while Neilan Fahey placed seventh with a 1,119. Destin Guest finished ninth overall with a score of 1,112 as Army placed eight shooters among the top nine competitors.
The Black Knights dominated the smallbore competition, claiming seven of the top nine positions. Green led the field with a 582, followed by Hupf's 579. Antwiler and Arlington tied at 571, while Bull placed fifth with a 566. Forgues, Guest and Fahey also finished inside the top nine.
Army was equally impressive in air rifle, claiming the top eight positions in the standings. Hupf led the field with a match-best 594, followed by Forgues (591), Arlington (590), Green (588) and Antwiler (585). Sarah Mohr added a sixth-place finish with a 578, while Bull (576) and Fahey (573) rounded out Army's top eight performers. Guest also finished inside the top 10 with a score of 563.
The Black Knights also dominated the center count, finishing with 280 compared to Schreiner's 80, highlighting Army's consistency throughout the match.
Highlight
August Hupf turned in a career day for the Black Knights, establishing personal-best scores in smallbore (579), air rifle (594) and aggregate scoring (1,173).
Coach's Quote
"It was great to watch August shoot today. He was confident and followed his process extremely well, so his practice to match translation was much better. We still have a lot to work on as a team, so we are eager to get back on the line tomorrow and make some improvements," said head coach Leighton Dempster-Matey.
Army Individual Results
Aggregate
Army continues competition in Fort Worth on Sunday when the Black Knights take on Texas Christian University. The match is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. CT.
Follow the Black Knights
Follow Army Rifle on X @armywp_rifle and on Instagram @armywp_rifle Fans can also like Army West Point Athletics on Facebook and learn more about rifle and other programs at goarmywestpoint.com.
Army West Point Athletic Association, Inc. (AWPAA)
AWPAA is an IRS code 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation established to execute the United States Military Academy's intercollegiate athletics program. AWPAA is led by a board of directors that provides guidance to the director of athletics, who serves as the primary advisor to the USMA Superintendent and the USMA leadership on all NCAA operations. The AWPAA mission is to recruit, educate, train and inspire leaders of character who are committed to the Army values through an extraordinary Division I athletic experience.
Brenna Green finished second overall with an aggregate score of 1,170 after leading all shooters in smallbore with a match-best 582 and adding a 588 in air rifle. Ashton Arlington rounded out the top three with a score of 1,161, posting a 571 in smallbore and a 590 in air rifle.
Addison Antwiler placed fourth overall with a score of 1,156 behind a 571 in smallbore and a 585 in air rifle, while Barbara Forgues finished fifth with a 1,152 aggregate. Forgues recorded the second-highest air rifle score of the day with a 591.
Nicholas Bull added a sixth-place finish with a 1,142 aggregate score, while Neilan Fahey placed seventh with a 1,119. Destin Guest finished ninth overall with a score of 1,112 as Army placed eight shooters among the top nine competitors.
The Black Knights dominated the smallbore competition, claiming seven of the top nine positions. Green led the field with a 582, followed by Hupf's 579. Antwiler and Arlington tied at 571, while Bull placed fifth with a 566. Forgues, Guest and Fahey also finished inside the top nine.
Army was equally impressive in air rifle, claiming the top eight positions in the standings. Hupf led the field with a match-best 594, followed by Forgues (591), Arlington (590), Green (588) and Antwiler (585). Sarah Mohr added a sixth-place finish with a 578, while Bull (576) and Fahey (573) rounded out Army's top eight performers. Guest also finished inside the top 10 with a score of 563.
The Black Knights also dominated the center count, finishing with 280 compared to Schreiner's 80, highlighting Army's consistency throughout the match.
Highlight
August Hupf turned in a career day for the Black Knights, establishing personal-best scores in smallbore (579), air rifle (594) and aggregate scoring (1,173).
Coach's Quote
"It was great to watch August shoot today. He was confident and followed his process extremely well, so his practice to match translation was much better. We still have a lot to work on as a team, so we are eager to get back on the line tomorrow and make some improvements," said head coach Leighton Dempster-Matey.
Army Individual Results
Aggregate
- August Hupf – 1173 (579 SB, 594 AR, 72 centers)
- Brenna Green – 1170 (582 SB, 588 AR, 70 centers)
- Ashton Arlington – 1161 (571 SB, 590 AR, 65 centers)
- Addison Antwiler – 1156 (571 SB, 585 AR, 66 centers)
- Barbara Forgues – 1152 (561 SB, 591 AR, 66 centers)
- Nicholas Bull – 1142 (566 SB, 576 AR, 42 centers)
- Neilan Fahey – 1119 (546 SB, 573 AR, 47 centers)
- Destin Guest – 1112 (549 SB, 563 AR, 33 centers)
- Brenna Green – 582 (30 centers)
- August Hupf – 579 (27 centers)
- Addison Antwiler – 571 (23 centers)
- Ashton Arlington – 571 (22 centers)
- Nicholas Bull – 566 (13 centers)
- Barbara Forgues – 561 (16 centers)
- Destin Guest – 549 (15 centers)
- Neilan Fahey – 546 (15 centers)
- August Hupf – 594 (45 centers)
- Barbara Forgues – 591 (50 centers)
- Ashton Arlington – 590 (43 centers)
- Brenna Green – 588 (40 centers)
- Addison Antwiler – 585 (43 centers)
- Sarah Mohr – 578 (33 centers)
- Nicholas Bull – 576 (29 centers)
- Neilan Fahey – 573 (32 centers)
- Destin Guest – 563 (18 centers)
- Army – 2303 SB, 2363 AR, 4666 Aggregate (280 centers)
- Schreiner – 1666 SB, 1860 AR, 3526 Aggregate (80 centers)
Army continues competition in Fort Worth on Sunday when the Black Knights take on Texas Christian University. The match is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. CT.
Follow the Black Knights
Follow Army Rifle on X @armywp_rifle and on Instagram @armywp_rifle Fans can also like Army West Point Athletics on Facebook and learn more about rifle and other programs at goarmywestpoint.com.
Army West Point Athletic Association, Inc. (AWPAA)
AWPAA is an IRS code 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation established to execute the United States Military Academy's intercollegiate athletics program. AWPAA is led by a board of directors that provides guidance to the director of athletics, who serves as the primary advisor to the USMA Superintendent and the USMA leadership on all NCAA operations. The AWPAA mission is to recruit, educate, train and inspire leaders of character who are committed to the Army values through an extraordinary Division I athletic experience.
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