NCAA - NCAA Woman of the Year finalist Ginny Thrasher was the first gold medalist at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and led West Virginia to two team
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Olympic champion Ginny Thrasher is probably the brightest shooting star to grace “TOPGUN”
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The first gold in Rio went to Team USA's Ginny Thrasher, and the internet loved it | For The Win
US shooter Virginia Thrasher takes first gold medal in Rio - CSMonitor.com
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American Virginia Thrasher Takes First Gold Medal Awarded in Rio Olympics - WSJ
Thrasher ready to represent US, Mountaineers | NCAA.com
US teen Ginny Thrasher wins Rio's first gold medal | CNN
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This 19-year-old American won the first gold medal of the Rio Games - The Boston Globe
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