Rio 2016 - Day 1: When Virginia Thrasher won the first medal in Rio - Olympic News
Rio Olympics 2016: How US teenager Ginny Thrasher shot to fame - BBC News
Virginia Thrasher takes Rio's first gold - YouTube
Gold-Medalist Ginny Thrasher Looking Ahead to Olympic Dreams
How An Olympian Shoots | WVU Magazine | West Virginia University
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Shooting: Thrasher claims first Rio gold for USA - The Peninsula Qatar
Ginny Thrasher Follows Up Monumental Olympic Gold With Bronze At World Cup Final
Army reservist on path to Olympics takes gold in shooting event at Pan American Games - News - Stripes
Virginia Thrasher - Virginia Thrasher Photos - Shooting - Olympics: Day 1 - Zimbio
Ginny Thrasher « Daily Bulletin
Ginny Thrasher and Matt Emmons Earn USA Shooting's Top Honors for 2016 Performances | USA Shooting
SHOOTING: Lagan and Thrasher dominate U.S. Pistol/Rifle Nationals with two wins each - The Sports Examiner
Ginny Thrasher | USA Shooting
Team USA Shooter Ginny Thrasher Wins First Gold Medal Of Rio Olympic Games
Meet Ginny Thrasher, the Teen Who Took Home Team USA's First Gold Medal in Rio - ABC News
First gold medal in Rio goes to US shooter Virginia Thrasher
Thrasher Named a Finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year - West Virginia University Athletics
USA's Ginny Thrasher wins first gold medal of Olympics | NBC Olympics
Shooting gold medalist Ginny Thrasher laments controversy over gun laws
After Strong Olympic Showing, NCAA Rifle Back with Plenty of Intrigue for 2016-17 | USA Shooting
2019 Woman of the Year Top Nine Finalist: Ginny Thrasher - YouTube
Ginny Thrasher, 19, becomes youngest woman ever to win the first gold medal of Games - Los Angeles Times
Virginia Thrasher - Wikipedia
Ginny Thrasher picked up a gun four years ago; now she has a shooting gold medal - The Washington Post
Follow Through: Ginny Thrasher Wins First Rio Gold in First Olympics — THE "HOW-TO" GUN GIRL
