John Beecher at USPSA match during 2024-25 season Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department The Hillsdale College action shooting team opened its 2025 season at home with three podium finishes Sept. 6. The team competed in a United States Practical Shooting Association match at the Ailes Action Shooting Range in the limited and limited optics...
Charger action shooting secured three first place finishes and swept the podium in two divisions as it hosted a United States Practice Shooting Association match April 5. In the Production Division, the Chargers secured the top three places, with junior Jonah Kirstein placing first, senior Alexander Vietor placing second, and sophomore Luke Sempsrott placing third. ...
The Hillsdale College Action Shooting team hosted the first ever national collegiate United States Practical Shooting Association championship. The Chargers won both the Collegiate Limited and Collegiate Open divisions, and finished with the best four-man squad. Coach Adam Burlew created and executed the idea for a national collegiate championship with the help of senior team...
What’s your go-to Saga meal? Whatever they’re serving on Warm Cookie Wednesday, it’s the best day of the week. What’s a childhood TV show you still watch? I still love Phineas and Ferb. I think it was a great show and I’ll watch an episode every once in a while. Would you rather fight one...
Joseph Grohs shoots between obstacles. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department Hillsdale College will host the first U.S. Practical Shooting Confederation Collegiate Championship at the Ailes Shooting Range on Sept. 28 and 29. “This is the first time USPSA has ever done something like this,” sophomore Clara Bozzay said. “I think everyone on the team...