Team Vihtavuori’s Kimberly Rowe, one of the team’s newest members, claimed the High Woman title at the 2025 NRA National Mid-Range Prone Championships with an impressive score of 2392-164X.
Team USNRT-Rowe – Joe Wawrzaszek, Larry Sollars, Coach – Charles Rowe, Kimberly Rowe, and Jonathan O’Neal
The 2025 NRA National Mid-Range Prone Championship held June 5–8 at the Oklahoma City Gun Club in Arcadia, OK, challenged competitors with scorching heat indexes reaching 103 degrees. Despite the conditions, Rowe not only secured the top female honor, but also contributed to a historic team victory in the National Mid-Range Team.
Team USNRT-Rowe, comprised of Rowe, Joe Wawrzaszek, Larry Sollars, Jonathan O’Neal, and coached by Charles Rowe, posted a record-breaking score of 2399-179X. The performance set two new national records—Open Team Record and High Master Team Record—cementing their dominant standing at the event.
Following her accomplishment, Rowe commented, “It’s been a great two weeks of competition. Overall winner at the Ohio State Long Range Championship at Camp Perry, Ohio where temperatures were as low as 40 degrees. Followed by the NRA Mid-Range Nationals in OKC where temperatures were pushing 100 degrees. There I was awarded High Woman, and I was a shooting member of the winning National Mid-Range Team, also setting a new team National Record. I can always be confident in any environment from cold to extreme heat that my loads are going to be consistent from one competition to the next. I rely on N140 to provide the accuracy required to achieve great results. Vihtavuori Powders have proven consistent and provide peace of mind that I don’t have to worry about my ammunition in any environment.”
Congratulations to Kimberly Rowe and the entire USNRT team on their outstanding performances and new national records!
