University of Mississippi Rifle

Will Shaner became Ole Miss rifle's youngest head coach ahead of the 2025-26 season, following two successful seasons as the team's assistant coach. Shaner h...

Christina Lodato, MS, SCCC, CSCS, joined the Ole Miss Health and Sports Performance staff in July 2021 and serves as an Assistant Coordinator of Strength and...

Drew Clinton began his current career in 2005 as senior academic counselor for women's basketball, softball and volleyball. After adding women's soccer, men's basketball, books/supplies and tutor coordinator duties to his list of responsibilities, Clinton was promoted in 2008 to assistant director, again in 2012 to associate director, again in 2017 to Assistant AD of Academic Services and finally to his current title of Associate AD of Academic Services in 2021. He is now responsible for the academic needs of men's basketball and rifle, in addition to overseeing the academic counseling side of Student-Athlete Development. He was the 2011 recipient of the Excellence in Advising award, which is presented annually to a University of Mississippi professional staff member in recognition of outstanding academic advising. Prior to his move into academic counseling, Clinton served as an assistant women's basketball coach at Middle Tennessee State University for two seasons. While in Murfreesboro, Clinton helped guide the Lady Raiders to consecutive NCAA Tournament bids and two Sun Belt Conference Tournament titles. Before working at MT, Clinton worked three seasons with the Ole Miss women's basketball team, spending the final year as the director of basketball operations for the Rebels under former head coach Ron Aldy. Clinton got his start in athletics as sports manager for the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) at its national headquarters in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. For three years, h

Ole Miss rifle bolstered its coaching staff by hiring Katie Tedeschi as assistant coach ahead of the 2025-26 season. Tedeschi, a 2025 graduate of Ole Miss, s...

Coleman is in his 14th year with Ole Miss Athletics and 16th overall with the University of Mississippi. He currently serves as Assistant Athletics Director of Sports Medicine. Coleman previously served as Senior Athletic Trainer for football before moving to the Assistant AD of Sports Medicine role. He currently handles day-to-day care for rifle with administrative responsibilities with track and field, softball, soccer, volleyball, and women's Tennis. Prior to taking a full-time position with Ole Miss, Coleman served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Ole Miss for football from 2006-2007 and track and field from 2005-2006. Coleman attended the University of West Alabama from 2000-2004 where he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training. In 2004, Coleman received the Horace C. Hunt Award for the student athletic trainer of the year. A native of Newton, Mississippi and a graduate of Newton High School, Coleman resides in Oxford with his wife Molly and their son Landon.