OSAGE COUNTY — At the 2024 NASP Eastern Nationals, held on May 9-11, the Chamois HS team scored 3,247 with 143 tens, ranking 126th of 252 teams.

Jack Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 296 with 26 tens, ranking first of 664 tenth-grade boys, second of 2,513 high school boys, and third of 7,574 boys overall.

Carly Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 287 with 19 tens, ranking 10th of 874 seventh-grade girls, 34th of 2,635 middle school girls, and 104th of 6,920 girls overall.

Olivia Hord (academic archer) shot 287 with 18 tens, ranking 10th of 833 sixth-grade girls, 38th of 2,635 middle school girls, and 113th of 6,920 girls overall.

Evert Mehmert (academic archer) shot 279 with 15 tens, ranking 116th of 664 sixth-grade boys, 464th of 2,513 high school boys, and 666th of 7,574 boys overall.

Jaelyn Thoenen (academic archer) 278 with 15 tens, ranking 35th of 833 sixth-grade girls, 170th of 2,635 middle school girls, and 562nd of 6,920 girls overall.

Boone Kuschel (academic archer) shot 274 with 13 tens, ranking 79th of 911 sixth-grade boys, 366th of 2,941 middle school boys, and 1,211th of 7,574 boys overall.

Keira Powers (academic archer) shot 265 with 7 tens, ranking 164th of 883 sixth grade girls, 698th of 2,835 middle school girls, and 1,953rd of 6,920 girls overall.

Addyson Powers (academic archer) shot 261 with 12 tens, ranking 393rd of 769 ninth-grade girls, 1,344th of 2,496 high school girls, and 2,342 of 6,920 girls overall.

Emma Mehmert (academic archer) shot 259 with 5 tens, ranking 440th of 769 ninth-grade girls, 1,510th of 2,496 high school girls, and 2,697th of 6,920 girls overall.

Breanna Keilholz (academic archer) shot 256 with 3 tens, ranking 489th of 769 ninth-grade girls, 1,652nd of 2,496 high school girls, and 3,040th of 6,920 girls overall.

Sophie Thompson (academic archer) shot 253 with 7 tens, ranking 224th of 1,138 fifth-grade girls, 285th of 1,789 elementary school girls, and 3,323 of 6,920 girls overall.

Raigen Cramer (academic archer) shot 253 with 7 tens, ranking 498th of 928 eighth-grade girls, 1,278th of 2,635 middle school girls, and 3,335 of 6,920 girls overall.

Liam Halbert (academic archer) shot 252 with 2 tens, ranking 323rd of 1,276 fifth-grade boys, 412th of 2,120 elementary school boys, and 3,925 of 7,574 boys overall.

Dixee Powers shot 248 with 2 tens, ranking 529th of 874 seventh-grade girls, 1,534th of 2,635 middle school girls, and 3,895 of 6,920 girls overall.

Landen Northway (academic archer) shot 245 with 4 tens, ranking 548th of 636 eleventh-grade boys, 2,123rd of 2,513 high school boys, and 4,634 of 7,574 boys overall.

Lilly Beasley (academic archer) shot 235 with 6 tens, ranking 524th of 1,138 fifth-grade girls, 701st of 1,789 elementary school girls, and 4,936 of 6,920 girls overall.

Kayla Wigglesworth shot 228, ranking 713th of 769 ninth-grade girls, 2,331st of 2,496 high school girls, and 5,409 of 6,920 girls overall.

The Fatima HS team shot 3,284 with 136 tens, ranking 83rd of 252 teams.

Eli Koenigsfeld (academic archer) shot 285 with 19 tens, ranking 46th of 664 tenth-grade boys, 209th of 2,513 high school boys, and 256th of 6,574 boys overall.

Cody Koenigsfeld (academic archer) shot 283 with 17 tens, ranking 66th of 472 twelfth-grade boys, 285th of 2,513 high school boys, and 379th of 6,574 boys overall.

Ean Smith (academic archer) shot 280 with 13 tens, ranking 110th of 664 tenth-grade boys, 442nd of 2,513 high school boys, and 636th of 6,574 boys overall.

Peighton Kremer (academic archer) shot 278 with 11 tens, ranking 121th of 666 tenth-grade girls, 423rd of 2,496 high school girls, and 628th of 6,920 girls overall. 

Madison Wankum (academic archer) shot 276 with 13 tens, ranking 125th of 584 eleventh-grade girls, 591st of 2,496 high school girls, and 750th of 6,920 girls overall.   

Andrew Muenks (academic archer) shot 276 with 13 tens, ranking 170th of 664 tenth-grade boys, 666th of 2,513 high school boys, and 1,000th of 6,574 boys overall.

Carly Nilges (academic archer) shot 273 with 11 tens, ranking 165th of 769 ninth-grade girls, 653rd of 2,496 high school girls, and 1,009th of 6,920 girls overall.

Claire Baumhoer (academic archer) shot 272 with 8 tens, ranking 178th of 584 eleventh-grade girls, 745th of 2,496 high school girls, and 1,161st of 6,920 girls overall.

Kila Kremer (academic archer) shot 271 with 11 tens, ranking 190th of 584 eleventh-grade girls, 790th of 2,496 high school girls, and 1,229th of 6,920 girls overall.

Ashton Kremer (academic archer) shot 268 with 9 tens, ranking 302nd of 636 eleventh-grade boys, 1,091st of 2,513 high school boys, and 1,809th of 6,574 boys overall.

Gabriel Nilges (academic archer) shot 263 with 6 tens, ranking 395th of 636 eleventh-grade boys, 1,433rd of 2,513 high school boys, and 2,548th of 6,574 boys overall.

Henry Schroeder (academic archer) shot 258 with 5 tens, ranking 449th of 636 eleventh-grade boys, 1,676th of 2,513 high school boys, and 3,179th of 6,574 boys overall.

St. George had one individual participant, Eli Koenigsfeld (academic archer), who shot 278 with 10 tens, ranking 76th of 1,037 seventh-grade boys, 238th of 2,941 middle school boys, and 856th of 7,574 boys overall.

At the 2024 Centershot Eastern National Bullseye Tournament, also held on May 9 -11, Chamois HS student Jack Schollmeyer shot 292 with 22 tens, ranking 2nd of 130 tenth-grade boys, 6th of 411 high school boys, and 7th of 1,100 boys overall. Carly Schollmeyer shot 278 with 12 tens, ranking 18th of 143 seventh-grade girls, 54th of 422 middle school girls, and 130th of 1,064 girls overall.