SarahBroeker

2009-10
Posted a 574.92 average in air rifle and a 555.50 average in smallbore, a combined average of 1130.42 … Averaged192.83 in prone, 182 in standing and 180.67 in kneeling … Had a season-high 566 in smallbore against Ohio State … Charted a season-best 581 in air rifle against Murray State.

2008-09
Finished the season with a 573.4 air rifle average, the eight-best on a talent laden UK squad … Averaged 556 in smallbore … Had a season-high 581 in air rifle against TCU, the site of the 2008-09 NCAA Championships … Also fired a 576 in the GARC Championships in air rifle … Bested 570 in air rifle in 9-of-11 matches, including a streak of six consecutive matches with scores at or above 570 … Averaged 96.3 in prone, 96.2 in standing and 91.6 in kneeling … Had a season-high 565 in smallbore against Murrary State.

2007-08
Ranked seventh on the squad with a 578.1 air rifle average … 558.5 smallbore average checks in ninth overall on the team … Had a 556.9 post-season average in smallbore and a 575 post-season average in air rifle … Posted a season-high 572 smallbore total in a win over Morehead State … Totaled a solid score in air rifle in her first collegiate match, a 582 against Ohio State … Put up her best score in air rifle against Ole Miss, a 587.

Prior to UK
Led team to second in air rifle in the 2007 Army National Championship, placing second individually… Placed fourth in air rifle in the 2006 Junior Olympics …Took first place in the 2007 Nebraska State 4H Championship … Attended Seward High School … Coached by her father Duane Broeker … Played volleyball for two years and ran track for four … Graduated with honors.

Personal
Full name is Sarah Daneá Broeker … Daughter of Duane and Bonnie … 0ne younger brother Nathan (20) … Born October 11, 1988.

“Sarah is going into her senior year very excited about putting all the things she has learned together. Having a real good handle on her mental game will give her the tools she needs to bring home some big numbers this season. As hard as she has worked her first three years it is time for that to start paying off for her. I look for her to set many personal bests this season with the way she has been working.” – Head coach Harry Mullins

“Sarah has put in a lot of blood, sweat and tears the last three years. Coming into her senior year she has displayed a great attitude and it has had a positive effect on her performance in training thus far. Our program is very fortunate to have a great role model on the range, in the classroom and also in the community.” – Assistant coach Stacy Underwood