Jennifer Windle

UTEP Miners

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C-USA Commissioners's Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21)

2020-21 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE):

Competed in all six matches.
Posted the best season average in smallbore (565) and second-best aggregate average (1139) on the team.
Registered two of the top four smallbore performances on the team with a 571 at Jacksonville State (10/10) and 570 versus TCU (1/29).
Collected two of the top five aggregate performances on the team with an 1150 versus TCU (1/29) and 1144 at the NCAA Qualifier (2/20).
Scored 570 or better in air rifle in four of the Miners' six matches.

2019-20 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN):

Competed in all 12 matches after sitting out the previous season as a redshirt.
Compiled an average of 558 in smallbore and 574 in air rifle for an average aggregate of 1132.
Improved throughout the year and posted her top-four efforts in aggregates over the final four matches of the season.
Shot a career-best 1142 against TCU (2/8) before matching the tally at the Patriot Rifle Conference Championships (2/15-16).
Scored a career-high 566 in smallbore in the final match of the year with the NCAA Qualifier (2/22).
Eclipsed 570 in air rifle in the final seven outings and 11 times total on the season.
Stretch to close the year started with a career-high 579 in air rifle against Alaska-Fairbanks (11/22).
Nearly matched that with back-to-back efforts of 578 down the stretch, and another of 577.

2018-19 (FRESHMAN):

Sat out the year as a redshirt, but demonstrated quality work ethic by attending and competing in every practice despite knowing the plan was for her to redshirt the campaign.

PRIOR TO UTEP:

Introduced to competitive shooting through her older brother when he was in high school.
The interaction led to her falling in love with the sport and starting to compete through JROTC at Theodore Roosevelt High School.
Learned all the basics through the sporter rifle, then moved up to precision rifle halfway through her freshman year.
Qualified as a team to Army Nationals in Anniston, Ala., for three consecutive years.
In 2016 she placed 12th out of 92 shooters, which helped lead her team to third place in addition to qualifying to All Service Nationals.
Aided her squad to snagging first place in multiple competitions in San Antonio, Texas.
Competed in JROTC for four years, while also serving as the Battalion Commander 2017-2018 and Battalion Adjutant 2016-2017.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Richard and Sonmi Windle … majoring in accounting.