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The Nevada Outdoor Democratic Caucus. Nevada Democrats that support and speak out for citizen's rights in hunting, shooting, fishing, wildlife conservation, OHV, 4x4, ATV, motorcycles, hiking, camping, and all things to use, but never abuse, our great Nevada Outdoors.

The Official Online Source for Nevada Wolf Pack Sports Information

The Official Online Source for Nevada Wolf Pack Sports Information

www.asun.unr.edu club portal doe.nv.gov nsea-nv.org nevadaucast.net nevadasagebrush.com unrinsight.com census.gov www.brookings.edu/brown.aspx

The NRA Collegiate and Schools Department manages all Collegiate & School Shooting Programs to include; NRA Collegiate Rifle & Pistol Sectionals, NCAA Rifle Championships, NRA Collegiate Pistol Championships, ACUI Shotgun Championships, and Junior and Senior ROTC.

This a great resource. You could find background information for tons of different stories here.

Wolf Pack Strength and Conditioning Roger B. Primm Strength and Conditioning Center Meet the Staff John ArcherHead Strength and Conditioning Coach StaffFull Time Staff BiosIntern Student Assistants Program OverviewPhilosophy, Goals, and Facilities OverviewWorkouts and Instruction Strength and Conditioning AwardsAward PlatformS C Athlete of the YearAlpha Award What's New

It's interesting they don't list the rifle team's workouts, nut I'm sure most people don't even know they do have to train. . . A story on the rifle team's workouts might be interesting, comparing their exercises with other sports and analyzing why different sports emphasize different things.

The Official Website of the NCAA, partner of CBS College Sports Networks, Inc. The most comprehensive coverage of NCAA Athletics on the web.

Woah, they wear crazy outfits for competitions. I wonder why.

This is an invaluable reference to have. The Definitions and Scoring sections seem especially useful - because calling something a "game" that should be called a "match" (or vice-versa) would kill half your credibility off the bat. . . Way to represent with your own rifle!

I can't believe I'm the only one who didn't sign up using their real name...

I was wondering who the Nevada Bear was. . .