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March 19, 2013

ARCHERY: Madison County shooters prep for state meet

Special to the Register

RICHMOND — The Madison Southern and Clark-Moores Middle Archery Teams hosted a tournament last weekend at Madison Southern High School.

Teams from Kirksville Elementary, Piner Elementary (Morning View), Glenn Marshall Elementary, Kentucky Christian Academy (Campbellsville), Rockcastle Middle, Caudill Middle, Foley Middle, Clark-Moores Middle, Madison Southern High, Madison Central High, Rockcastle County High and Anderson County High participated in the shoot. In addition, individual shooters from Shannon Johnson Elementary and White Hall Elementary also competed.

Awards were given for the top three teams in the high, middle and elementary school divisions, as well as for the top three individual finishers.

The results were:

Elementary Team

1st — Glenn Marshall - Black team

2nd — Kirksville

3rd — Kentucky Christian Academy

Farristown Middle School’s 6th grade team took first place.



Middle School Team

1st — Caudill Team A

2nd — Caudill Team B

3rd — Farristown

High School Team

1st — Madison Central Team A

2nd — Madison Southern Team A

3rd — Madison Southern Team B



In individual competition, the following archers earned the top three spots in the male and female divisions:

Elementary

1st — Jackson Grimsley (Male) KCA; Holly Snow (Female) Piner Elementary

2nd — Brad Gribbins (Male) KCA; Jaley Olds (Female) Glenn Marshall

3rd — Matthew Lamb (Male) Glenn Marshall; Josey Phipps (Female) Piner Elementary



6th Grade

1st — Josh Hall (Male) Caudill; Nora McClure (Female) Foley

2nd — Ryan Wilkins (Male) Caudill; Katie McHargue (Female) Foley

3rd — Dalton McIntosh (Male) Farristown; Christa Murphy (Female) Caudill



Middle School

1st — Seth Stagner (Male) Caudill; Shana Webb (Female) Farristown

2nd — Nathan Carroll (Male) Caudill; Nikki Hensley (Female) of Farristown

3rd — Nathan McIntire (Male) Caudill; Katie Mitchell (Female) of Caudill



High School

1st — Ryan Long (Male) MCHS; Alyssa Lainhart (Female) MCHS

2nd — Justin Mehs (Male) Anderson County HS; Sabrina May (Female) MSHS

3rd — Grant Willoughby (Male) MCHS; Jessie Hart (Female) MCHS



Many of the teams competing this weekend qualified for the National Archery in the Schools (NASP) State Tournament, which got under away Monday in Louisville.

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