Julie Goloski-Golob on the cover of The Blue Press

The WOMA’s Julie Goloski-Golob, Captain of the Smith & Wesson Shooting Team, is the “cover girl” on the February 2011 issue of The Blue Press, published by Dillon Precision Products. The Blue Press is a combination magazine and catalog, mailed to a sizable subscription base. Read more

Julie Goloski Golob wins two titles at World Speed Shooting Championships

Team Smith & Wesson Captain Julie Goloski Golob racked up two more championship wins at a recent match.

Julie took the Ladies Production World Champion and Ladies Limited World Champion trophies at the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships in Piru, California, August 18-22. Read more

Julie Goloski Golob wins Single Stack Ladies title

Champion competition handgun shooter and WOMA member Julie Goloski Golob has won . . . again.

Julie took the Women’s Single Stack division title at the USPSA Area 6 Championships, held April 16-18 in Conyers, Georgia. USPSA Area 6 was the first match in her busy 2010 competition season. “Montana’s News Station” KTVQ ran a feature story on Julie’s win this week. She lives in Glasgow, Montana, with her husband and their young daughter.

She will travel to Barry, Illinois, this weekend to compete in her second 2010 season match, the USPSA Single Stack Nationals, held from April 30 to May 2.

A competition handgunner since age 14, Julie was a member of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit for eight years, and was named U.S. Army Female Athlete of the Year in 1999. She has won more than 70 titles in national and international shooting competitions.

Julie also serves as team captain for the Smith & Wesson pro staff.

Julie Goloski – Member of The WOMA

Julie began her shooting career with her father, Pete Goloski, at the young age of 14. What began as a father/daughter weekend hobby turned into an accomplished shooting career, and now she is a contender at every level. Julie’s talent was realized in 1995 when the US Army recruited her to shoot for the Army Action Shooting Team. It wasn’t long before she became an unbeatable force as the 1999 USPSA Limited (iron sight) and Open (race gun) Ladies Champion and Ladies World Speed Shooting Champion, unprecedented for a lady shooter in the same year. Recognizing her accomplishments, the Army named her US Army Female Athlete of the Year in 1999, a prestigious honor that had never been bestowed on an action shooter before. After serving nearly eight years with the Army, Julie continues to strive to be the best. She dominates in stock gun competition and has become the first and only Five Division USPSA Ladies National Champion. In the 2006 competition season, Julie made another first – winning the Ladies National Title for the USPSA Limited-10, Single-Stack and Production Nationals and became the first woman to ever earn a USPSA Nationals Triple Crown. In February of 2008, Julie gave birth to a beautiful baby girl and now adds wife and mother to her many titles. Always pushing the competition envelope, and as a member of Team Smith & Wesson, she hopes to continue to raise the level of her shooting higher and higher. Julie’s blog keeps fans of action shooting updated at her website www.juliegoloski.com.

Julie Goloski shoots superbly and blogs well, too

Keep up with The WOMA member Julie Goloski’s blog at http://juliegolob.com/news/, or follow her on Facebook at Julie Goloski Golob. This Team Smith & Wesson professional shooter and communicator knows how to use social networking to communicate with not only those who follow shooting sports, but also those who admire a strong woman’s career in the field of practical shooting. Way to go, Julie. This week, Julie is blogging about the 30th Annual Bianchi Cup Competition in Columbia, Mo.