
Acorn High School competed at the ANASP State Archery Tournament in Hot Springs on March 2nd. The team won first place with a score of 3328.
Arkansas Bow Hunters Association awarded the team $500 to help with expenses on their trip to Nationals.
Individually, Brody Webb placed 2nd and received a $2000 scholarship, Jacob Moore placed 5th and received a $500 scholarship, and Tyler Lyle placed 8th out of 276 male archers.
Haley Richardson placed 6th and Teagan Beaty placed 7th out of 263 female archers.
The team will go on to compete at NASP Nationals in Louisville, KY, May 9th-11th.
Acorn High School Archery Coach, Mindy Lyle said, “I am very proud of our team. They have worked hard to achieve this goal. We are looking forward to representing Acorn High School at the national level.”
The Acorn High School and the Middle School competed at Regionals on February 9th in Delight and qualified for the state tournament in Hot Springs.
The high school placed 2nd with a score of 3229.
The middle school placed 6th with a score of 2779.
High School shooter, Brody Webb, was the number one male shooter with a score of 294.
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