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Two Olympic archers hold their bronze medals and smile at the Olympic Games in Paris.

Visualization Student, Olympic Medal Winner: Casey Kaufhold Earns Bronze In Archery Mixed-Team Competition

Congratulations to Visualization student Casey Kaufhold, who won a bronze medal Friday with Brady Ellison in the archery mixed-team competition in the Olympic Games in Paris.

Kaufhold, who took a year off from her studies to train, is the first woman to win an Olympic archery medal for the United States since 1988.

“We feel awesome winning bronze today,” Kaufhold told USA Archery. “We worked really hard for this and put a lot of time and effort into it.”

Read more about the victory on the USA Archery website.

See highlights from NBC Sports.

Photos by Getty Images.

An Olympic archer raises her hands in victory and smiles at the Olympic Games in Paris.
Casey Kaufhold is the first woman to win an Olympic archery medal for the United States since 1988. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

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