CHAMOIS R-1
At the Chamois State Qualifier, the high school team shot 3,264 with 160 tens, earning first of two teams. Jack Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 296(T) with 26 tens, earning first …
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CHAMOIS R-1
At the Chamois State Qualifier, the high school team shot 3,264 with 160 tens, earning first of two teams. Jack Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 296(T) with 26 tens, earning first of two 12th-grade boys, 25 high school boys, and 118 boys overall. Carly Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 287(T) with 18 tens, earning first of eight ninth-grade girls and 21 high school girls, and second of 103 girls overall, followed by Evert Mehmert (279(T), 14 tens, second of two twelfth-grade boys, academic archer), and Brieanna Keilholz (271(T), 14 tens, first of five 11th-grade girls, academic archer), Kayla Wigglesworth (241, 5 tens), and Emma Mehmert (241, 3 tens).
At the middle school level, Olivia Hord (academic archer) shot 289(T) with 19 tens, earning first of 20 eighth-grade girls, 50 middle school girls, and 103 girls overall. Boone Kuschel (academic archer) shot 284(T) with 16 tens, earning first of 13 eighth-grade boys and second of 60 middle school boys, followed by Sophie Thompson (264(T), 8 tens, third of 17 seventh-grade girls, academic archer), Jaelyn Thoenen (263(T), 7 tens), Braxton Uthe (251(T), 8 tens), Lillian Giboney (236, 7 tens), Bentley Wideman (209, 2 tens), and Xavior Wideman (160, 2 tens).
Elementary: Landen Nolte shot a personal best 268(T) with 8 tens, earning first of 16 fifth-grade boys and 33 elementary boys, followed by Hank Schollmeyer (263(T), 11 tens, second of 16 fifth-grade boys and 33 elementary boys, academic archer), Makena Wideman (personal best 249(T), 11 tens, second of 12 fifth-grade girls and 32 elementary girls), Emma Kiss (personal best 238, 5 tens, first of 20 fourth-grade girls and third of 32 elementary girls), Arianna Gleeson (personal best 234, 3 tens, third of 12 fifth-grade girls), Adalynn Wolf-Keller (227, 4 tens), Callem Shockley (222, 4 tens), Sarah Kuschel (academic archer 185, 3 tens), Harper Blanchard (personal best 176), and Samirah Barnes (personal best 142, 3 tens).
At the Blair Oaks State Qualifier #1, Jack Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 287 with 18 tens, earning second of 12 12th-grade boys and 61 high school boys. Carly Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 285 with 16 tens, earning first of 21 ninth-grade girls, second of 57 high school girls, and third of 207 girls overall.
At the middle school level, Boone Kuschel (academic archer) shot a personal best 289 with 19 tens, earning first of 43 eighth-grade boys and 118 middle school boys, and second of 222 boys overall. Olivia Hord (academic archer) shot 282 with 15, earning third of 36 eighth-grade girls and 90 middle school girls.
Elementary: Hank Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot a personal best 266 with 9, earning third of 25 fifth-grade boys and 43 elementary boys.
At the St. Joseph Westphalia 3D State Qualifier, Brieanna Keilholz (academic archer) shot 271 with 10 tens, earning first of one 11th-grade girl, one high-school girl, and 40 girls overall.
Fatima R-3
At the Blair Oaks State Qualifier #1, the high school team shot 3,274 with 134 tens, earning second of four teams. Patrick Berhorst shot 280(T) with 14 tens, earning first of 25 ninth-grade boys. Carson Fick shot a personal best 279(T) with 12 tens, earning second of 25 ninth-grade boys. Andrew Muenks shot 278(T) with 13 tens, earning third of 12 12th-grade boys, followed by Collin Walters (278(T), 12 tens), Mason Smith (personal best 275(T), 10 tens), Garrett Royston (274(T), 13 tens), Ean Smith (273(T), 14 tens), Eli J. Koenigsfeld (273(T), 9 tens), Evan Brendel (personal best 271, 10 tens), Annaline Schroeder (269(T), 9 tens, second of 11 10th-grade girls), Kora Luebbering (267(T), 12 tens), Adrian Winkleman (267, 10 tens), Olivia Holland (personal best 266(T), 7 tens), Raylan Kolb (personal best 264, 10 tens), Hank Kampeter (personal best 262, 11 tens), Edie Bauer (262(T), 9 tens), Peighton Kremer (261, 8 tens), Joseph Carwile (261, 5 tens), Emersyn Heckman (254, 9 tens), Cody Bertels (253, 9 tens), Bree Voss (252, 4 tens), Brooklyn Kremer (251, 3 tens), Jenna Kirsch (244, 5 tens), Josie Schulte (234, 3 tens), Caleb Koenigsfeld (226, 2 tens), and Nicol Caviedes (183, 3 tens).
The middle school team shot 3,032 with 83 tens. Oliver Heckman shot 285(T) with 17 tens, earning second of 37 seventh-grade boys, followed by Daniel Weber (269(T), 13 tens), Dexter Moore (264(T), 7 tens), Spencer Berhorst (personal best 262(T), 10 tens), Wyatt Kolb (259(T), 5 tens), Conrad Schulte (257(T), 7 tens), Lilli Beesley (244(T), 7 tens), Scarlett Heckman (personal best 243(T), 6 tens), Tyler Beers (242(T), 2 tens), Kenzee Parker (personal best 240(T), 5 tens), Hudson Voss (personal best 235(T), 1 ten), Raelyn Miller (232(T), 3 tens), Daniel Wieberg (personal best 231, 1 ten), Evan Wulff (220, 1 ten), Lydia Troesser (219, 5 tens), Sophie Wulff (219, 3 tens), Hunter Backes (215, 3 tens), Kyndal Rae Smith (210, 3 tens), Alex Bauer (205, 3 tens), Abigail Hackman (200, 1 ten), Kayden Moore (personal best 192, 1 ten), Blake Steen (191, 2 tens), Kaleb Schubert (172, 3 tens), and Ashley Hagenhoff (130).
Elementary: Caleb Royston shot a personal best 248 with 6 tens, followed by Kolby Huber (personal best 219, 4 tens), Hudson Nilges (200), Paisley Kolb (194, 3 tens), Presley Stokes (personal best 194, 2 tens), Lily Rothove (personal best 187, 2 tens), Johnny Bell (personal best 184), Ella Uthe (personal best 164), Sophie Schaben (personal best 106), Bentley Kemna (89), Phoebe Alexander (personal best 17).
At the St. Joseph Westphalia 3D State Qualifier, Patric Berhorst shot a personal best 286 with 18 tens, earning first of one ninth-grade boy and one high school boy, and second of 71 boys overall.
The middle school team shot 1,530 with 52 tens, earning third of five teams. Oliver Heckman shot 276(T) with 11 tens, earning second of 12 seventh-grade boys, followed by Dexter Moore (personal best 272(T), 10 tens), Wyatt Kolb (personal best 255(T), 9 tens), Daniel Weber (personal best 252(T), 6 tens), Lilli Beesley (personal best 240(T), 9 tens), Scarlett Heckman (personal best 235(T), 7 tens, third of 11 sixth-grade girls), Conrad Schulte (229, 4 tens), Spencer Berhorst (personal best 227, 5 tens), Tyler Beers (personal best 222, 2 tens), Evan Wulff (personal best 221, 4 tens), Kyndal Rae Smith (personal best 217, 5 tens), Hudson Voss (personal best 212, 2 tens), Sophie Wulff (personal best 210, 2 tens), Zadie Schellman (personal best 208, 2 tens), Lainey Davis (personal best 206), Raelyn Miller (203, 2 tens), Hunter Backes (personal best 201, 2 tens), Lydia Troesser (personal best 198, 6 tens), Quentin Borgmeyer (194, 3 tens), Alex Bauer (194, 1 ten), Blake Steen (186, 5 tens), Abigail Hackman (186, 1 ten), Kayden Moore (personal best 182, 2 tens), Kaleb Schubert (180, 3 tens), Kenzee Parker (personal best 175, 1 ten), Daniel Wieberg (166, 4 tens), and Ashley Hagenhoff (personal best 107).
The elementary team shot 988 with 12 tens, earning first of one team. Hudson Nilges shot a personal best 206(T) with 4 tens, earning second of nine fifth-grade boys. Kolby Huber shot a personal best 181(T) with 3 tens, earning third of nine fifth-grade boys. Paisley Kolb shot a personal best 180(T) with 3 tens, earning third of five fifth-grade girls, followed by Caleb Royston (personal best 164(T)), Jack Hurst (personal best 160(T), 1 ten), Presley Stokes (personal best 97(T), 1 ten), Johnny Bell (personal best 153, 2 tens), and Bentley Kemna (personal best 68).
Holy Family
At the Blair Oaks State Qualifier #1, the middle school team shot 2,817 with 70 tens. Paisley Lafferty shot a personal best 273(T) with 10 tens, earning first of 32 fifth-grade girls and 60 elementary girls. Austin Roettgen shot 272(T) with 8 tens, earning first of 25 fifth-grade boys and 43 elementary boys, followed by Bentley Berhorst (263(T), 9 tens), Campbell Abigail (personal best 257(T), 8 tens), Addie Rudroff (256(T), 8 tens), Hailey Berhorst (246(T), 8 tens), Kendal Perrey (243(T), 5 tens), Mason Sallin (232(T), 1 ten), Carter Bax (225(T), 5 tens), Silas Nevins (212(T), 6 tens), Abigail Bauer (185(T), 1 ten), Charlie Kampeter (personal best 153(T), 1 ten), Rayna Lee (152, 1 ten), Henry Fick (141), and Billie Kampeter (personal best 101).
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
At the Blair Oaks State Qualifier #1, Garrett Hentges shot a personal best 280 with 17 tens. Chloe Fick shot a personal best 274 with 9 tens, earning first of 25 sixth-grade girls, followed by Zoey Wilbers (271, 9 tens), McKayla Peters (264, 8 tens), Cooper Kliethermes (personal best 261, 7 tens), Dylan Smith (259, 9 tens), Makenna Haslag (179, 2 tens), Olivia Koenigsfeld (personal best 174, 1 ten), Blake Hentges (personal best 160), and Savannah Haslag (143, 1 ten).
Linn R-2
At the Chamois State Qualifier, the high school team shot 3,139 with 122 tens, earning second of two teams. Brayden Himes shot a personal best 285(T) with 18 tens, earning first of eight ninth-grade boys and third of 25 high school boys. Kenneth Mueller shot a personal best 277 (T) with 12 tens, earning second of eight 11th-grade boys. Alex Morfeld shot 276(T) with 12 tens, earning first of seven 10th-grade boys. Madison Wood shot 274(T) with 11 tens, earning first of four 10th-grade girls and third of 21 high school girls, followed by Faith Haley (personal best 271(T), 12 tens, second of four 10th-grade girls), Peyton Stockman (personal best 264(T), 12 tens, second of five 11th-grade girls), Preston Jaegers (264(T), 8 tens), Riley Beaulieu (261(T), 9 tens), Hannah Roberts (257(T), 9 tens), Tiauna Friend (253(T), 10 tens, second of four 12th-grade girls), Colleen Clough (232(T), 5 tens), Elijah Kliethermes (225(T), 4 tens), and Travis Martin (217, 1 ten).
The middle school team shot 3,071 with 100 tens, earning first of four teams. Luke Scheulen shot 286(T) with 20 tens, earning first of 24 sixth-grade boys and 60 middle school boys. Avery Thompson shot a personal best 268(T) with 12 tens, earning first of 17 seventh-grade girls. Lilly Beasley shot a personal best 267(T) with 10 tens, earning second of 17 seventh-grade girls. Keeley Entz shot a personal best 266(T) with 11 tens, earning third of 20 eighth-grade girls, followed by Sophia Monroe (262(T), 9 tens), Cali Starke (254(T), 8 tens, second of 13 sixth-grade girls), Annabel Morfeld (254(T), 6 tens), Hunter Mueller (253(T), 7 tens), Mason Wolfe (251(T), 5 tens), Zoey Dodson (239(T), 3 tens), Enslee Stevenson (personal best 226(T), 4 tens), Morgan Houston (personal best 218, 3 tens), Jesse Deeken (214, 5 tens), Jazmyne Mueller (187), and Alison Epps (personal best 167, 2 tens).
Elementary: Wyatt Starke shot (245(T) with 5 tens, earning first of 17 fourth-grade boys, followed by Chloe Zweifel (223, 5 tens), Letti Starke (216, 3 tens), Rhett Baker (206, 2 tens), Carter Flamm (202), and Stony Burk Chambers (personal best 189, 1 ten).
At the St. Martins State Qualifier #1, Luke Scheulen shot a personal best 289 with 22 tens, earning first of 44 sixth-grade boys and 122 middle school boys, and second of 269 boys overall.
At the St. Joseph Westphalia 3D State Qualifier, Luke Scheulen shot 281 with 20 tens earning first of 28 sixth-grade boys.
St. George
At the St. Martins State Qualifier #1, the middle school team shot 2,955 with 68 tens. Blaze Coots (academic archer) shot 273(T) with 8 tens, earning third of 44 sixth-grade boys. Eleanor Schmitz (academic archer) shot 272(T) with 10 tens, earning first of 23 sixth-grade girls, followed by Brandon Youtzy (personal best 271(T), 12 tens), Hayden Jaegers (253(T), 2 tens), Maggie Schmitz (245(T), 5 tens), and Grace Terry (personal best 222(T), 1 ten).
Elementary: Carter Peters shot a personal best 268(T) with 9 tens, earning first of 17 fifth-grade boys and 54 elementary boys. Carter Terry shot a personal best 248(T) with 7 tens, earning third of 37 fourth-grade boys, followed by Ellie Gabelsberger (233(T), 2 tens, academic archer), Anslee Dudenhoeffer (personal best 229(T), 5 tens, academic archer), Jude Miller (personal best 225(T), 3 tens), Elyse Koenigsfeld (216(T), 4 tens), Oliver Augustine (202, 5 tens, academic archer), Amelia Jahnsen (personal best 202, 1 ten, academic archer), Zachary Kliethermes (193, 3 tens, academic archer), and Grayson Gabelsberger (191, 2 tens).
St. Joseph
At the St. Joseph Westphalia 3D State Qualifier, the middle school team shot 1,514 with 51 tens. Wyatt Dorge shot a personal best 277(T) with 13 tens, earning second of 28 sixth-grade boys, followed by Carson Kampeter (personal best 270(T), 9 tens), Carter Orschlen (269(T), 13 tens, third of 12 seventh-grade boys), Nicholas Libbert (personal best 245(T), 7 tens), Audra Fennewald (244(T), 4 tens), Everett Scheulen (233, 3 tens), Grayson Backes (229, 5 tens), Liam Donze (personal best 214, 2 tens), Nolan Kliethermes (205, 2 tens), Brooklyn Kampeter (194, 3 tens), Maxen Kloeppel (personal best 189, 2 tens), and Carter Fennewald (178, 2 tens).
Elementary: Charlotte Backes shot 209(T) with 5 tens, earning second of 10 fourth-grade girls. Gus Schwartze shot a personal best 231 with 1 ten, earning first of nine fourth-grade boys and 18 elementary boys, followed by Katie Voss (personal best 171, 1 ten), and Vayda Dorge (personal best 149, 1 ten).
ST Mary
At the Chamois State Qualifier, Clayton Reinsch (academic archer) shot 277 with 15 tens, earning second of 13 eighth-grade boys. Timothy Wagner (academic archer) shot 273 with 12 tens, earning third of 13 eighth-grade boys. James Voss shot a personal best 262 with 9 tens, earning third of 24 sixth-grade boys, followed by Grant Koenigsfeld (248, 4 tens, academic archer), Gunner Starke (236, 2 tens, academic archer), Everett Pohlmann (233, 3 tens), and Landon Sieg (169, academic archer).
Elementary: Adaline Pohlmann shot a personal best 230 with 2 tens, earning third of 20 fourth-grade girls, followed by Caleb Troesser (206, 4 tens, academic archer), and Emma Koenigsfeld (204, 2 tens, academic archer).
At the St. Joseph Westphalia 3D State Qualifier, the middle school team shot 1,453 with 47 tens. Timothy Wagner (academic archer) shot a personal best 280(T) with 17 tens, earning third of 12 eighth-grade boys. Clayton Reinsch (academic archer) shot 269(T) with 11 tens. James Voss shot a personal best 262(T) with 7 tens, earning third of 28 sixth-grade boys, followed by Eric Bescheinen (258(T), 9 tens, academic archer), Gunner Starke (personal best 253, 11 tens, academic archer), Henry Bescheinen (personal best 253, 6 tens, academic archer), Max Koenigsfeld (248, 9 tens, academic archer), Grant Koenigsfeld (personal best 241, 6 tens, academic archer), Everett Pohlmann (personal best 231, 7 tens, academic archer), Landon Sieg (personal best 162, academic archer).
Elementary: Adaline Pohlmann shot a personal best 193(T), 1 ten, academic archer), Emma Koenigsfeld (personal best 191(T), 2 tens, academic archer), and Caleb Troesser (personal best 174).
At the Blair Oaks State Qualifier #1, Max Koenigsfeld (academic archer) shot 257 with 7 tens.