NCAA SCORECARD

LINCOLN, Neb. - The fifth-ranked Georgia Southern rifle team continued its winning ways Saturday at the Nebraska Rifle Range, downing #7 Nebraska, 4,725-4,702. Emma Pohlmann set a new school record in aggregate and several Eagles tied career highs to help the team move to 11-1 on the season.

In smallbore, Pohlmann led the way with a 590, just the second score of 590 or higher in program history. Addy Burrow and Ella Goldfaden both shot career-high tying 589s to tie for third. Zahra Gonzalez Mazo and Bremen Butler both recorded 579s and Bella Gamez shot a 571. As a team, the Eagles shot a 2,347.

In air rifle, Pohlmann led the way with a 598 to take first. She was followed by Burrow and Goldfaden's 593 and Butler's 594. Gonzalez Mazo posted a 591 and Gamez recorded a 572. As a team, the Eagles posted a 2,378.

The Eagles were led in aggregate by Pohlmann's school-record 1,188, which was good for first place. Burrow and Goldfaden tied for third with a 1,182, followed by 1,173 from Butler (6th) and Gonzalez Mazo (1,170; T-7th) . The team aggregate of 4,725 was the third highest this season.

Pohlmann caps off the best month of shooting in program history as she set the smallbore and aggregate school records and tied the air rifle school record. She averaged 590 in smallbore (592, 590, 588) with the top two performances in program history, averaged 597.333 in air rifle (599, 598, 595) and averaged 1,187.667 in aggregate (1,188, 1,187, 1,187) with the three top aggregate scores in program history.

RECORDS BROKEN/TIED
Individual Prone: 200, Emma Pohlmann (tied)
Individual Aggregate: 1,188, Emma Pohlmann

Words From Coach Soren Butler:
"I'm really happy with a lot of things from the team this weekend. We're thankful for easy travel and a good match hosted by Nebraska. Hats off to them in their match. Abby and I continue to enjoy watching the girls compete and grow each week. Smallbore was really strong again, so we're pleased with that. Also, this is the first match this season that hasn't been some type of team record. I think it's important we have this experience as a team before we gear up for postseason and re-align our performance with our values. I'm looking forward to returning to the warmer weather in Georgia. Hail Southern!"

THE SCORES
#5 Georgia Southern: 4,725 (2,347 smallbore; 2,378 air rifle)
#7 Nebraska: 4,702 (2,328 smallbore; 2,374 air rifle)

THE INDIVIDUALS (Alphabetical Order)
Addy Burrow
Fifth Year - Williamson, Ga.
Smallbore - 589 (T-3rd; TIED CAREER HIGH)
Air Rifle - 593 (6th)
Aggregate - 1,182 (T-3rd)

Bremen Butler
Freshman - Fort Wayne, Ind.
Smallbore - 579 (T-6th)
Air Rifle - 594 (T-3rd)
Aggregate - 1,173 (6th)

Bella Gamez
Senior - San Antonio, Texas
Smallbore - 571 (12th)
Air Rifle - 572 (12th)
Aggregate - 1,143

Ella Goldfaden
Freshman - Bat Hefer, Israel
Smallbore - 589 (T-3rd; TIED CAREER HIGH)
Air Rifle - 593 (T-6th)
Aggregate - 1,182 (T-3rd)

Zahra Gonzalez Mazo
Freshman - Logroño, Spain
Smallbore - 579 (T-6th)
Air Rifle - 591 (8th)
Aggregate - 1,170 (T-7th)

Emma Pohlmann
Freshman - Nentershausen, Germany
Smallbore - 590 (T-1st)
Air Rifle - 598 (1st)
Aggregate - 1,188 (1st; SCHOOL RECORD)

UP NEXT: The Eagles will return home for Senior Day on Saturday, Feb. 3, hosting #20 UAB and #6 Ole Miss in a two-relay event starting at 8 a.m. A Senior Day ceremony for Addy Burrow, Bella Gamez and Amy Visconti will take place at the end of the match, at approximately 4 p.m.