COLUMBUS, Ohio – For what is believed to be the second time in NCAA history, teammates Isabella Baldwin and Tyler Wee shot a perfect 600 in air rifle in the same match, leading the #8 Navy rifle team (6-0, 1-0 GARC) to a weekend sweep in Ohio. The Midshipmen began the weekend with a 4732-4674 win at #15 Akron (0-2, 0-1 GARC) at the Robert A. Pinn Shooting Range in Akron, Ohio. On Sunday, the Mids tallied 4743 points to top #3 TCU (3-2) who finished with 4724 points and match-host #14 Ohio State (1-3) who finished with 4684 points at Converse Hall in Columbus, Ohio.
 
Baldwin and T. Wee tied the program record with a 595 in smallbore, while both carding a perfect 600 in air rifle to register a new program record of 1195. Last season at The Citadel, the Navy duo became the first set of teammates to fire a perfect 600 in the same match, matching the feat in just the third match of the 2026-27 season.
 
"What an amazing weekend!" head coach Mike Anti exclaimed. "I am very proud of our entire team. We had seven of our athletes post personal best scores. On Saturday against Akron, we shot a very competitive and backed that up with an even higher score on Sunday. That is extremely difficult to do in our sport.
 
"On Saturday, the MVP was Hannah Talbott with a personal best 1192 total. On Sunday we had a tie for the MVP between junior Tyler Wee and senior Isabella Baldwin. They both shot a perfect 600 in the air rifle event. Which is only the second time in NCAA history that two shooters from the same team have fired a perfect score in the same competition – they did it both times.
 
"I really cannot say enough about this team so far in the season. They come to practice ready to work every day and have the confidence to perform under pressure."
 
Sunday's aggregate team score was the second-best in program history – just two points shy of the program record of 4745 set last season at The Citadel / vs. Georgia Southern. The Mids' smallbore tally of 2359 was the second-best in team history with the air rifle score of 2384 tied for the third-best in the Navy record book.
 
Up next, Navy hosts Memphis and Mount Aloysius in a match at the Bancroft Hall Rifle Range in Annapolis on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 9:00 a.m. Live targets will be available throughout the match.
 
Day 1 Recap: #8 Navy 4732, #15 Akron 4674
On Saturday, Navy defeated Akron, 4732-4674, securing the top three overall individual spots in the competition. The Mids outperformed the Zips in both disciplines, shooting 2352 in smallbore and 2380 in air rifle, while accumulating 338 center shots. Akron finished with a 2317 in smallbore, 2357 in air rifle and 273 center shots.
 
Hannah Talbott paced the Midshipmen, taking first place overall with an aggregate score of 1192 and tying for a match-high 92 center shots. Talbott finished first in the smallbore standings with a 593. She also fired a 599 in air rifle to place second in that discipline.
 
Tyler Wee finished just behind his teammate with an aggregate of 1188, also tallying 92 center shots. T. Wee secured the top spot in air rifle with a 599 and a match-best 56 center shots. He placed third in smallbore with a 589.
 
Isabella Baldwin secured third place overall for Navy with an aggregate score of 1179, recording a 587 in smallbore and a 592 in air rifle.
 
In total, Navy athletes occupied five of the top six overall spots. Ryan Wee finished fifth with a 1173 aggregate, while Liam Conklin placed sixth with a 1169 aggregate. Conklin edged out Akron's Matthew Kimball, who also shot a 1169 aggregate, by recording 68 center shots to Kimball's 66.
 
Chelsie Glover rounded out the top 10 overall standings for Navy, finishing 10th with a 1160 aggregate.
 
Five additional Midshipmen competed in the match. Madison Thompson recorded an aggregate score of 1150 with 60 center shots. She finished air rifle with a score of 583 and 567 in smallbore. Audrey Hart posted an aggregate score of 1148 with 48 center shots. She earned a top-10 finish in smallbore, taking 10th place with a 576, and added a 572 in air rifle. Sang Van matched Hart's aggregate total with a 1148 and 60 center shots. Van finished air rifle with a 582 and a 566 in smallbore. Preston Everette finished with an aggregate score of 1142 and 51 center shots, shooting a 576 in air rifle and a 566 in smallbore. John Dely fired an aggregate score of 1113 with 36 center shots, notching scores of 565 (air rifle) and 548 (smallbore).
 
Day 2 Results: #8 Navy 4743, #3 TCU 4724, #14 Ohio State 4684
The Mids captured first place with an aggregate score of 4743 in a three-team match against TCU and host Ohio State on Sunday. Navy bested TCU, which posted a 4724, and Ohio State, which finished with a 4684.
 
The Midshipmen shot a 2359 in smallbore and a 2384 in air rifle, accumulating a match-high 348 center shots. TCU narrowly outshot Navy in air rifle with a 2385, while Ohio State recorded a 2316 in smallbore and a 2368 in air rifle.
 
Navy teammates Tyler Wee and Isabella Baldwin dominated the individual leaderboard, sweeping the top two overall spots with identical aggregate scores of 1195 and 95 center shots. Both athletes fired a 595 in smallbore and a perfect 600 in air rifle. T. Wee secured the top overall spot, edging Baldwin in smallbore with 38 center shots to her 37. Baldwin took first place in the air rifle discipline, tallying 58 center shots to T. Wee's 57.
 
Hannah Talbott also secured a top-five overall finish for the Midshipmen, placing fifth with an aggregate score of 1182 and 83 center shots. Talbott placed fourth in air rifle with a 597 and sixth in smallbore with a 585.
 
Ryan Wee added a strong performance in smallbore, placing seventh with a 584. He finished with a 1171 aggregate.
 
Other Navy competitors included Audrey Hart, who fired a 1161 aggregate, and Chelsie Glover, who recorded a 1159. Sang Van contributed a 1157 aggregate. Preston Everette (580) and John Dely (571) competed only in air rifle, while Liam Conklin (577) and Madison Thompson (563) competed strictly in smallbore.