2028 Olympics

All Set for Olympic Gold: Team USA Shooters Aim for Fun!

Will the 2028 Olympics in LA have Team USA shooters partying it up in Olympic Village? Discover all about their hopes and dreams!

As the countdown to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles begins, the excitement is palpable among Team USA members, particularly in the shooting events. Rylan William Kissel and Mary Carolynn Tucker, two exceptional marksmen, are eagerly anticipating what’s in store not just for their sporting careers but for the overall Olympic experience. The duo is hoping that the shooting events will be closer to the Olympic Village, allowing them to soak in the electrifying atmosphere that comes with The Games. Imagine taking a break from nailing bullseyes to explore the Village's vibrancy, making memories that extend beyond the shooting range!

For any athlete, participating in the Olympics is a dream and achieving that in your home country makes it even more special. As Team USA shooters, both Rylan and Mary are keen to not only represent their nation but also build camaraderie with fellow Olympians. They envision honing their skills during practice while also mingling with athletes from other disciplines. The shooting events in 2028 promise to be an incredible showcase of talent and spirit, transforming competitors into friends.

To fuel their ambitions, the two shooters have been tirelessly training, balancing their time between honing their shooting skills and enjoying the lovely California vibes. Rylan often jokes that he has a ‘happy trigger finger,’ while Mary channels her inner Californian girl, keeping sun-kissed and in high spirits. With a plethora of resources and support from their coaches, they are determined to leave a mark on their Olympic journey. It is this combination of grit and joy that adds excitement to their participation in the Games.

Their enthusiasm for the 2028 Olympics reflects a belief in the power of sports to bring people together. As they shoot for the stars, they hope that their experiences will inspire future generations of shooters from the Philippines and beyond. Whether it’s celebrating a perfect shot or a boisterous night in the Village, every moment in the lead-up to the Games is imbued with optimism and excitement.

Did you know? The last time the Olympics were held in Los Angeles was in 1984, which was a grand success. The 2028 Olympics are set to attract millions of visitors from around the world, combining world-class athletic competition with vibrant cultural experiences. Also, shooting as an Olympic sport was first introduced in 1896 and has evolved into one of the most skill-intensive sports, showcasing the precision and focus of its competitors!