Austen Smith, 23, brought home silver and bronze from the Paris Olympics for skeet shooting.
Tuesday, she brought home even more hardware.
The City of Keller presented Smith with a key to the city, marking the sixth time such an honor has been awarded, according to Mayor Pro Tem Ross McMullin.
Smith, a Keller native, won bronze in an individual skeet shooting competition in Paris, before going on to secure a silver medal in a mixed shooting event with her coach.
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“First off, I was not expecting this at all. It’s an honor to receive this, it really is and to be recognized by my city. I know there are a lot of Olympians that still live around here and aren't from here originally who would love to have this so means a lot to me,” Smith said at Tuesday’s meeting.
Her coach Vincent Hancock brought home his fourth gold medal in men’s skeet.
His other student, Conner Prince from Burleson, won silver.
