JINCHEON — Before she picked up competitive shooting in her second year in high school, Kwon Yuna had taken interest in journalism. As a freshman in 2020, Kwon, who enjoyed reading and writing growing up, joined her school's journalism club and took an immediate liking to the craft. She started dreaming of a future as a reporter. It all changed in 2021, as she found her calling in rifle shooting instead. She did not know anything about the sport until a school field trip to a shooting range, where students each took turns at firing shots. Though Kwon scored poorly, she was hooked. By 2022, Kwon was winning medals and setting records at national junior competitions. Kwon, now 21, is set for her Asian Games debut in Japan in September in the women's 10-meter air rifle. While penning articles may no longer be in Kwon's future, she will be reading about herself in sports news stories if she reaches the podium at the Aiichi Nagoya Asian Games. She will compete in both the individual event and the team event. "I feel I have worked extremely hard and hopefully it will all pay off," Kwon said