The phrase "athlete shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, photography, or discussions about athletic performance, particularly when referring to a specific type of shot taken by an athlete.
Example: "The athlete shot a perfect three-pointer, securing the win for his team."
Alternatives: "sports shot" or "athletic shot".
On Tuesday, testimony in the murder trial of Pistorius focused on the screams that neighbours heard on the night the Paralympian athlete shot and fatally wounded his girlfriend.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Eontle Nhlenhethwa, a close neighbour of Oscar Pistorius, imitates loud screams she heard on the night the athlete shot his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
The state argues the athlete shot and killed his girlfriend deliberately, knowing full well she was behind the toilet door, following a domestic dispute in the early hours of Valentine's Day 2013.
The state admits that its case rests entirely on circumstantial evidence, and it is important to remember that in such circumstances, it is required to prove that their version of events - that the athlete shot and killed his girlfriend on purpose, as they argued through the locked toilet door - is the only version of events that can possibly be true.
The Leeds-born athlete shot to stardom by beating triple Olympic gold medallist Emil Zatopek three times.
Two of Oscar Pistorius' nearest neighbours said they heard a man crying loudly on the night the athlete shot his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
In February 1997 in Bethel, Alaska, a boy armed with a 12-gauge shotgun that had been kept unlocked around the home killed a popular athlete, fired shots at random and then tracked and killed the principal.
In addition, Lauren's just-off-the-sailboat styles caused consternation: These athletes are shot-putters and gymnasts, not just rowers and equestrians.
The Bridgend athlete had won shot put bronze on Friday, becoming GB's first athletics medallist in London.
I was the hot-shot student, the hot-shot athlete, won scholarships to lots of colleges, loved being all things to all people". At the University of Wisconsin, the achievement race continued.
That set off a debate about whether the coach was right to offer his athlete the free shot, and whether women's sports would be better off maintaining a kinder, gentler standard than men's sports traditionally have had.
