Box MS419.13
Contains 74 Results:
Newspaper clipping. Jean Foster. USA Shooting Nat’l Championships and Final Olympic Team selection. Atlanta, Mar.30-Apr.6, 1996
Match held at Wolf Creek Trap and Shooting Range, Atlanta. Jean Foster made the women’s Olympic shooting team after winning the 3-Position. Totals from this event are combined with the results from the spring trials to determine the U.S. team.
Bulletin. Jean Foster. U.S. Olympic Trials – Shooting – Wolf Creek Shooting Complex, Atlanta, GA., Mar.30-Apr.7,1996
Newspaper clippings (2). Jean Foster. “Foster aiming to win medal”, and “Bozeman’s Foster aiming for Olympic medal”, Apr.-May, 1996
Newspaper clipping. Jean Foster. “Foster rakes in awards at championships”, Atlanta., Apr.,1996
Nat’l Shooting Championships at Wolf Creek Shooting Complex. Foster was champion in women’s sport rifle prone division with 1273.9 score. She took 2nd in women’s sport rifle 3 X 20 women’s smallbore rifle.
Newspaper clipping. Jean Foster. Washington Post. Pre-Olympic, team members chosen., Apr.2, 1996
“Shooting” (paragraph 3) Other team members chosen were Jean Foster and Elizabeth Bourland, women’s rifle.
Bulletin. Jean Foster. UIT Atlanta World Cup Summary., Apr.22-29, 1996
Pg.8) The U.S. women finished out of the medals in women’s 3 X 20 rifle. Jean Foster, 23, shot 576/600. Elizabeth Bourland, 32, finished at 575 and Jayme Dickman, 18 at 574.
Map. Atlanta, GA. , 1996
Centennial Olympic Games. Jean Foster.
Bulletin. Jean Foster. Team USA Biographies, 1996-07-01 - 1996-08-15
Date pf Birth 10/13/72 – Height: 5’2” – Weight: 115#. Years on Nat’l Team: 1 – Hometown: Bozeman, MT – Residence: Colorado Springs, CO (OTC). List of her achievements.
Photos: P.419.2764 – 2766. Jean Foster. NCAA (Nat’l Collegiate Athletics Association) Championships., 1996
Photos: P.419.2764 – 2766. Jean Foster. NCAA (Nat’l Collegiate Athletics Association) Championships. #2764 Photo of team – Jean and 4 males. #2765 and 2766 The team with coach Marsha Beasley (and an unidentified man).
Bulletin. Jean Foster. Standard Rifle 3 X 20 Women’s – Women’s Standard Rifle 3-Position, June, 1996
Almost identical to Men’s Free event, with restrictions on firearm accessories, and fired over a short course. Competitors fire 20 rounds in each position instead of 40. The top 8 shooters advance to the finals where a 10-shot string is fired under a specific time limit. Scores are calculated by decimal point and added to the preliminary scores to decide the winner. In the event of a tie, a shot-by-shot “shoot off” is used. Final Classification-USA-Jayme Dickman placed 7th.