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Posted: 11:45 PM Feb 13, 2010
Students Compete in Holiday Classic Archery Tournament
After two snow delays, the third time was a charm for students who signed up for Saturday's archery competition.
Reporter: Hanna Francis Email Address: hanna.francis@wsaz.com |
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BOYD COUNTY, Ky (WSAZ) -- After two snow delays, the third time was a charm for students who signed up for Saturday's archery competition.
The Holiday Classic Archery Tournament at Boyd County middle school got underway just in time for Valentine's Day. More than 180 Cupid look-a-likes aimed for the bulls eye Saturday morning.
Students from around Kentucky showed off their skills and many went home with proud wins.
Here is a complete listing of the elementary, middle and high school winners:
High Schools:
1st Place: Elliot County High School - 3,297 points
2nd Place: Boyd County High School - 3,077 points
3rd Place: Fairview High School - 2,398 points
Middle Schools:
1st Place: Boyd County Middle School - 3,186 points
2nd Place: East Carter Middle School - 2,624 points
3rd Place: Holy Family Middle School - 2,244 points
Elementary Schools:
1st Place: Isonville Elementary School - 2,907 points
2nd Place: Raceland Worthington Elementary School - 2,261 points
3rd Place: Boyd County Middle Elementary - 1,397 points
Top 5 high school male shooters:
1st: Samuel Howard - 292 ECHS
2nd: John Harper - 283
3rd: Cody Howard - 277
4th: Gatlin Hicks - 275
5th: Zach Smith - 269
Top 5 high school female shooters:
1st: Brianna Gilliam - 288 ECHS
2nd: Kendra Harper - 274
3rd: Halie Jones - 272
4th: Renee Fultz - 269
5th: Dana Karl - 255
Top 5 middle school male shooters:
1st: Taylor Stevens - 278 BCMS
2nd: Wade Kitchen - 272
3rd: Landon Gould - 269
4th: Charles Sprouse -265
5th: Zach Wells - 265
Top 5 middle school female shooters:
1st: Natalie Martin - 275 ECHS
2nd: Baylee Thompson - 274
3rd: Meagan Huff - 274
4th: Shelby Laney - 272
5th: Kelsey Lainhart - 265
Top 5 elementary school male shooters:
1st: Hunter Boyd - 255 BCMS
2nd: Nathan Holbrook - 255
3rd: Alex Wells - 250
4th: Nathan Queen - 250
5th: Jim Barker - 244
Top 5 elementary school female shooters:
1st: Michelle Stanley - 257 Isonville Elementary
2nd: Esther Howard - 257
3rd: Hannah Hale - 252
4th: Anna Skaggs - 237
5th: Emma Dickerson - 237
Latest Comments
way to go ms. huff!!!!
Great job East Carte Middle School, first shoot ever. Bringing home second place overall and two shooters place. We are proud of you Alex and Nathan.
Way to go Boyd County! The community should come out watch and support these young athletes. There is some true talent in this sport.
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