Pictured (l-r) are junior compound winners Flint Ramsey, Grant Crane, state 4-H program leader Arch Smith, Justin Brown and Andrew Pierce.
Archery team right on target
The Pike County archery team came home with team and individual honors from the State 4-H archery outdoor match held May 14 at Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Eatonton. Pike had three cloverleaf compound teams, two cloverleaf recurve individuals, two junior compound teams, one junior recurve team, one senior compound team and one senior recurve individual. The teams consists of three to four archers and all archers compete individually.
The junior compound team of Justin Brown, Grant Crane, Andrew Pierce and Flint Ramsey brought home second place. Flint Ramsey won first place as the high individual in this division with a score of 344 and Grant Crane won fourth place with a score of 337. The other junior compound team members were John Moore, Blake Ragon and Donny Ryder. The junior compound division had 102 archers and 25 teams. The junior recurve team won third place. Team members were Abby Carroll, Andrew Carter and Macee Nix. Andrew Carter was also the fifth place overall individual winner in this division. This division was comprised of 31 archers and eight teams.
Connor Coffey and Ty Ramsey competed in the cloverleaf recurve division as individuals. There were a total of 43 archers in this division and both came home with placings in the top half. In the cloverleaf compound division there were 50 teams and 198 archers. Pike County had four to score in the top 50%. Team one members were Michaela Lowe, Kaira Thaxton, Parker Thaxton and Olivia Thompson; Team two was made up of Carson Anesetti, Courtney Bagwell, Bryce Ballard and Hunter Daniel; Team three was Joseph DeMarco, Grant Leidig, Nate Richardson and Crosley Swift. The senior compound team members were Matt Messer, Eric Swint, Cayde Thomas and Kenneth Yeoman. There were 74 individuals and 13 teams in this division.
For the whole story, read the June 22 print/e-edition of the Pike County Journal Reporter.
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Connor Coffey and Ty Ramsey competed in the cloverleaf recurve division as individuals. There were a total of 43 archers in this division and both came home with placings in the top half. In the cloverleaf compound division there were 50 teams and 198 archers. Pike County had four to score in the top 50%. Team one members were Michaela Lowe, Kaira Thaxton, Parker Thaxton and Olivia Thompson; Team two was made up of Carson Anesetti, Courtney Bagwell, Bryce Ballard and Hunter Daniel; Team three was Joseph DeMarco, Grant Leidig, Nate Richardson and Crosley Swift. The senior compound team members were Matt Messer, Eric Swint, Cayde Thomas and Kenneth Yeoman. There were 74 individuals and 13 teams in this division.
For the whole story, read the June 22 print/e-edition of the Pike County Journal Reporter.
To subscribe, click here.
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