Army West Point Athletics

Rifle Falls to Ranked TCU on Sunday Morning
October 11, 2026 | Rifle
FORT WORTH, Texas — The Army West Point rifle team concluded its weekend in Texas on Sunday, recording an aggregate score of 4,657 against Texas Christian University. The Black Knights posted team scores of 2,304 in smallbore and 2,353 in air rifle while totaling 267 centers.
Brenna Green led Army with an aggregate score of 1,172, finishing eighth overall. Green posted the Black Knights' top smallbore score of the day with a 581 and added a 591 in air rifle while totaling 70 centers.
Ashton Arlington was close behind, placing 10th overall with an aggregate score of 1,162. Arlington recorded a 571 in smallbore and matched Green's team-best air rifle score of 591 while finishing with 68 centers. August Hupf and Nicholas Bull each delivered strong performances as well. Hupf totaled a 1,161 aggregate score behind a 578 in smallbore and a 583 in air rifle, while Bull posted a 1,158 aggregate after shooting a 574 in smallbore and 584 in air rifle. Barbara Forgues rounded out Army's top five scorers with a 1,151 aggregate, highlighted by a 588 in air rifle.
The Black Knights were at their best in air rifle, where Arlington and Green tied for seventh overall with matching scores of 591. Forgues added a 588 to place 10th, while Bull (584), Hupf (583) and Sarah Mohr (581) all finished among the top 15 competitors.
In smallbore, Green led Army with a seventh-place finish and a score of 581. Hupf followed in ninth with a 578, while Bull (574), Arlington (571) and Addison Antwiler (570) rounded out the Black Knights' top five shooters.
TCU earned the team victory with a score of 4,732 behind team totals of 2,347 in smallbore and 2,385 in air rifle. Christina
Hillinger claimed individual honors with an aggregate score of 1,185, while the Horned Frogs placed seven shooters among the top eight competitors in the aggregate standings.
Army Individual Results
Aggregate
Army returns to action on Oct. 24 when the Black Knights host Rhode Island, John Jay College and Maritime College in a multi-team match at the Tronsrue Marksmanship Center in West Point, N.Y.
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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.
—www.goarmywestpoint.com—
Brenna Green led Army with an aggregate score of 1,172, finishing eighth overall. Green posted the Black Knights' top smallbore score of the day with a 581 and added a 591 in air rifle while totaling 70 centers.
Ashton Arlington was close behind, placing 10th overall with an aggregate score of 1,162. Arlington recorded a 571 in smallbore and matched Green's team-best air rifle score of 591 while finishing with 68 centers. August Hupf and Nicholas Bull each delivered strong performances as well. Hupf totaled a 1,161 aggregate score behind a 578 in smallbore and a 583 in air rifle, while Bull posted a 1,158 aggregate after shooting a 574 in smallbore and 584 in air rifle. Barbara Forgues rounded out Army's top five scorers with a 1,151 aggregate, highlighted by a 588 in air rifle.
The Black Knights were at their best in air rifle, where Arlington and Green tied for seventh overall with matching scores of 591. Forgues added a 588 to place 10th, while Bull (584), Hupf (583) and Sarah Mohr (581) all finished among the top 15 competitors.
In smallbore, Green led Army with a seventh-place finish and a score of 581. Hupf followed in ninth with a 578, while Bull (574), Arlington (571) and Addison Antwiler (570) rounded out the Black Knights' top five shooters.
TCU earned the team victory with a score of 4,732 behind team totals of 2,347 in smallbore and 2,385 in air rifle. Christina
Hillinger claimed individual honors with an aggregate score of 1,185, while the Horned Frogs placed seven shooters among the top eight competitors in the aggregate standings.
Army Individual Results
Aggregate
- Brenna Green — 1172 (581 SB, 591 AR, 70 centers)
- Ashton Arlington — 1162 (571 SB, 591 AR, 68 centers)
- August Hupf — 1161 (578 SB, 583 AR, 65 centers)
- Nicholas Bull — 1158 (574 SB, 584 AR, 56 centers)
- Barbara Forgues — 1151 (563 SB, 588 AR, 62 centers)
- Addison Antwiler — 1144 (570 SB, 574 AR, 53 centers)
- Neilan Fahey — 1120 (549 SB, 571 AR, 40 centers)
- Destin Guest — 1109 (544 SB, 565 AR, 29 centers)
- Brenna Green — 581 (31 centers)
- August Hupf — 578 (29 centers)
- Nicholas Bull — 574 (23 centers)
- Ashton Arlington — 571 (24 centers)
- Addison Antwiler — 570 (27 centers)
- Barbara Forgues — 563 (21 centers)
- Neilan Fahey — 549 (15 centers)
- Destin Guest — 544 (11 centers)
- Ashton Arlington — 591 (44 centers)
- Brenna Green — 591 (39 centers)
- Barbara Forgues — 588 (41 centers)
- Nicholas Bull — 584 (33 centers)
- August Hupf — 583 (36 centers)
- Sarah Mohr — 581 (35 centers)
- Addison Antwiler — 574 (26 centers)
- Neilan Fahey — 571 (25 centers)
- Destin Guest — 565 (18 centers)
- TCU — 2347 SB, 2385 AR, 4732 Aggregate (335 centers)
- Army — 2304 SB, 2353 AR, 4657 Aggregate (267 centers)
Army returns to action on Oct. 24 when the Black Knights host Rhode Island, John Jay College and Maritime College in a multi-team match at the Tronsrue Marksmanship Center in West Point, N.Y.
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.
—www.goarmywestpoint.com—
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