*Names/teams in bold qualified for nationals

CHAMOIS R-1

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, the high school team shot 3,300 with 170 tens, ranking 14th of 45 teams. Jack Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 294(T) with 24 tens, earning first among 147 12th-grade boys and 690 high school boys, and second of 2,132 boys overall. Evert Mehmert (academic archer) shot a personal best 291(T) with 22 tens, earning fifth of 147 12th-grade boys, 14th of 690 high school boys, and 15th of 2,132 boys overall. Carly Schollmeyer (academic archer) shot 289(T) with 20 tens, earning third of 145 ninth-grade girls, and seventh of 513 high school girls and 1,565 girls overall. Sophie Thompson (academic archer) shot 283(T) with 17 tens, earning fourth of 249 seventh-grade girls and 12th of 729 middle school girls, followed by Boone Kuschel (280(T), 16 tens, academic archer), and Olivia Hord (280(T), 13 tens, academic archer). Landen Nolte (Academic archer) shot 278(T) with 13 tens, earning fifth of 274 fifth-grade boys and 422 elementary boys, followed by Brieanna Keilholz (276(T), 10 tens, academic archer), Lillian Giboney (personal best 273(T), 13 tens), Braxton Uthe (262(T), 10 tens, academic archer), Jaelyn Thoenen (249(T), 5 tens, academic archer), Kayla Wigglesworth (245(T), 7 tens, academic archer), Hank Schollmeyer (237, 7 tens, academic archer), Bentley Wideman (237, 3 tens, academic archer), Arianna Gleeson (234, 6 tens, academic archer), Kinley Parsons (232, 2 tens, academic archer), Makena Wideman (225, 3 tens, academic archer), Adalynn Wolf-Keller (219, 2 tens, academic archer), Emma Kiss (214, 3 tens, academic archer), Emma Mehmert (213, 1 ten, academic archer), Sarah Kuschel (208, 3 tens, academic archer), and Callem Shockley (198, 3 tens, academic archer).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, Brieanna Keilholz (academic archer) shot 263 with 8 tens.

Fatima R-3

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, the high school team shot 3,285 with 147 tens, ranking 20th of 45 teams. Patrick Berhorst (academic archer) shot 286(T) with 17 tens, earning fourth of 201 ninth-grade boys, followed by Collin Walters (280(T), 15 tens, academic archer), Cody Bertels (280(T), 14 tens, academic archer), Kora Luebbering (279(T), 16 tens, academic archer), Garrett Royston (276(T), 11 tens, academic archer), Andrew Muenks (274(T), 13 tens, academic archer), Joseph Carwile (273(T), 15 tens, academic archer), Carson Fick (272(T), 12 tens, academic archer), Eli J. Koenigsfeld (270(T), 10 tens, academic archer), Olivia Holland (268(T), 7 tens, academic archer), Jenna Kirsch (267(T), 10 tens, academic archer), Annaline Schroeder (260(T), 7 tens, academic archer), Hank Kampeter (personal best 269, 10 tens, academic archer), Couper Bryant (264, 12 tens, academic archer), Evan Brendel (263, 9 tens, academic archer), Ean Smith (260, 9 tens, academic archer), Adrian Winkleman (258, 6 tens, academic archer), Mason Smith (254, 10 tens, academic archer), Raylan Kolb (254, 6 tens, academic archer), Edie Bauer (253, 6 tens, academic archer), Caleb Koenigsfeld (249, 4 tens, academic archer), and Peighton Kremer (229, 4 tens, academic archer).

The middle school team shot 3,014 with 74 tens, ranking 49th of 58 teams. Oliver Heckman shot 282(T) with 16 tens, earning 11th out of 359 seventh-grade boys, followed by Daniel Weber (263(T), 8 tens, academic archer), Evan Wulff (personal best 261(T), 8 tens, academic archer), Dexter Moore (257(T), 6 tens, academic archer), Lainey Davis (personal best 249(T), 5 tens, academic archer), Wyatt Kolb (248(T), 7 tens), Hunter Backes (246(T), 3 tens, academic archer), Hudson Voss (242(T), 5 tens, academic archer), Abigail Hackman (242(T), 4 tens, academic archer), Tyler Beers (242(T), 3 tens), Scarlett Heckman (241(T), 5 tens, academic archer), Zadie Schellman (241(T), 4 tens, academic archer), Conrad Schulte (241, 7 tens, academic archer), Kenzee Parker (239, 2 tens, academic archer), Raelyn Miller (238, 5 tens), Ty Berhorst (236, 4 tens, academic archer), Alex Bauer (233, 3 tens, academic archer), Sophie Wulff (229, 4 tens), Lilli Beesley (225, 5 tens, academic archer), Lydia Troesser (222, 3 tens, academic archer), Daniel Wieberg (219), and Kyndal Rae Smith (213, 2 tens, academic archer).

Elementary: Paisley Kolb (262, 5 tens, academic archer), Kolby Huber (personal best 223, 5 tens, academic archer), Caleb Royston (223, 2 tens, academic archer), Hudson Nilges (203), Lily Rothove (195, 2 tens, academic archer), and Presley Stokes (176, 2 tens, academic archer).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, the high school team shot 1,659 with 83 tens, earning 10th of 45 teams. Andrew Muenks (academic archer) shot a personal best 283(T) with 18 tens, earning 10th of 92 12th-grade boys. Patrick Berhorst (academic archer) shot 282(T) with 16 tens, earning 10th of 136 ninth-grade boys, followed by Eli J. Koenigsfeld (277(T), 15 tens, academic archer), Kora Luebbering (274(T), 12 tens, academic archer), Collin Walters (personal best 274(T), 12 tens, academic archer), Jenna Kirsch (personal best 269(T), 10 tens, academic archer), Carson Fick (personal best 272, 12 tens, academic archer), Cody Bertels (268, 10 tens, academic archer), Garrett Royston (264, 12 tens, academic archer), Hank Kampeter (personal best 261, 14 tens, academic archer), Evan Brendel (260, 9 tens, academic archer), Ean Smith (259, 9 tens, academic archer), Raylan Kolb (253, 5 tens, academic archer), Mason Smith (252, 6 tens, academic archer), Peighton Kremer (246, 6 tens, academic archer), Edie Bauer (246, 6 tens, academic archer), Emersyn Heckman (242, 5 tens, academic archer), Adrian Winkleman (242, 5 tens, academic archer), and Bree Voss (217, 5 tens, academic archer).

The middle school team shot 1,504 with 47 tens, ranking 38th of 42 teams. Oliver Heckman shot a personal best 286(T) with 19 tens, earning third of 177 seventh-grade boys and seventh of 537 middle school boys, followed by Daniel Weber (253(T), 6 tens, academic archer), Evan Wulff (247(T), 7 tens, academic archer), Ty Berhorst (247(T), 4 tens, academic archer), Raelyn Miller (personal best 239(T), 6 tens), Scarlett Heckman (232(T), 5 tens, academic archer), Conrad Schulte (personal best 244, 3 tens, academic archer), Dexter Moore (242, 5 tens, academic archer), Alex Bauer (241, 1 ten, academic archer), Hunter Backes (238, 4 tens, academic archer), Lilli Beesley (219, 3 tens, academic archer), Kyndal Rae Smith (212, 4 tens, academic archer), and Wyatt Kolb (205, 5 tens).

Elementary: Paisley Kolb (221, 6 tens, academic archer), and Hudson Nilges (199, 3 tens).

Holy Family 

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, Austin Roettgen shot 284 with 18 tens, earning first of 274 fifth-grade boys and 422 elementary boys. Jacey Klebba shot 279 with 15 tens, earning eighth of 249 seventh-grade girls. Bentley Berhorst shot 269 with 6 tens, earning 12th of 274 fifth-grade boys and 13th of 422 elementary boys, followed by Campbell Abigail (265, 10 tens), Paisley Lafferty (260, 7 tens), and Addie Rudroff (248, 6 tens).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, Paisley Lafferty shot a personal best 246 with 7 tens.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, Zoey Wilbers shot 283 with 14 tens, earning ninth of 311 eighth-grade girls and 15th of 729 middle school girls, followed by Dylan Smith (259, 12 tens), McKayla Peters (252, 6 tens), Chloe Fick (259, 6 tens), and Olivia Koenigsfeld (204, 4 tens).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, Zoey Wilbers shot a personal best 281 with 18 tens, earning sixth of 158 eighth-grade girls and seventh of 327 middle school girls, followed by Dylan Smith (260, 7 tens).

Linn R-2

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, Peyton Stockman (academic archer) shot a personal best 276 with 12 tens, followed by Brayden Himes (273, 13 tens), Riley Beaulieu (personal best 272, 11 tens), Alex Morfeld (268, 10 tens, academic archer), Madison Wood (268, 8 tens), Tiauna Friend (262, 9 tens), Faith Haley (259, 6 tens), Preston Jaegers (259, 6 tens, academic archer), Kenneth Mueller (258, 9 tens).

The middle school team shot 3,149 with 123 tens, ranking 27th of 58 teams. Luke Scheulen shot 288(T) with 20 tens, earning first of 245 sixth-grade boys and fifth of 1,020 middle school boys. Cali Starke shot a personal best 279(T) with 17 tens, earning fourth of 169 sixth-grade girls, followed by Hunter Mueller (personal best 270(T), 12 tens, academic archer), Annabel Morfeld (269(T), 10 tens, academic archer), and Sophia Monroe (personal best 266(T), 10 tens). Wyatt Starke shot 263(T) with 10 tens, earning fifth of 148 fourth-grade boys, followed by Keeley Entz (261(T), 7 tens, academic archer), Enslee Stevenson (personal best 255(T), 7 tens), Mason Wolfe (252(T), 8 tens, academic archer), Jazmyne Mueller (personal best 252(T), 8 tens), Avery Thompson (251(T), 4 tens, academic archer), Zoey Dodson (243(T), 10 tens), Jesse Deeken (personal best 238, 1 ten), Carter Flamm (237, 3 tens), Letti Starke (personal best 236, 5 tens), Rhett Baker (227, 5 tens), Stony Burk Chambers (223, 3 tens), Alison Epps (222, 4 tens, academic archer), Chloe Zweifel (208, 3 tens).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, Luke Scheulen shot a personal best 296 with 26 tens, earning first of 126 sixth-grade boys, 537 middle school boys, and 1,172 boys overall.

St. George

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, the middle school team shot 3,169 with 111 tens, ranking 23rd of 58 teams. Blaze Coots (academic archer) shot a personal best 287(T) with 19 tens, earning third of 245 middle school boys and eighth of 1,020 middle school boys, followed by Brandon Youtzy (281(T), 12 tens). Eleanor Schmitz (academic archer) shot a personal best 278(T) with 12 tens, earning seventh of 169 middle school girls. Carter Peters shot a personal best 274(T) with 14 tens, earning ninth of 274 fifth-grade boys and 422 elementary boys, followed by Lilly Foster (269(T), 11 tens, academic archer), Kinley Peters (264(T), 9 tens), Maggie Schmitz (263(T), 7 tens, academic archer), and Ellie Gabelsberger (personal best 258(T), 9 tens, academic archer). Anslee Dudenhoeffer (academic archer) shot a personal best 255(T) with 4 tens, earning 10th of 108 fourth-grade girls, followed by Hayden Jaegers (249(T), 5 tens), Oliver Augustine (personal best 246(T), 7 tens, academic archer), Grace Terry (245(T), 2 tens), Carter Terry (237, 2 tens), Elyse Koenigsfeld (223, 4 tens), Jude Miller (220, 3 tens), Grayson Gabelsberger (216, 3 tens), Amelia Jahnsen (212, 3 tens, academic archer), and Zachary Kliethermes (206, 2 tens, academic archer).

St. Joseph

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, Carson Kampeter shot 277 with 14 tens, followed by Carter Orschlen (269, 9 tens), Audra Fennewald (265, 8 tens), and Wyatt Dorge (263, 11 tens). Gus Schwartze shot a personal best 259 with 7 tens, followed by Nicholas Libbert (252, 7 tens), Grayson Backes (247, 6 tens), Gunner Locker (233, 5 tens), Jessa Orschlen (221, 6 tens), Charlotte Backes (220, 2 tens), Carter Fennewald (212, 2 tens), and Vayda Dorge (192, 3 tens).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, Wyatt Dorge shot a personal best 277 with 15 tens, earning 10th of 126 sixth-grade boys, followed by Carson Kampeter (263, 11 tens), Audra Fennewald (personal best 263, 9 tens), Grayson Backes (personal best 258, 11 tens), and Nicholas Libbert (personal best 252, 5 tens), and Carter Orschlen (247, 8 tens). Gus Schwartze shot a personal best 241 with 6 tens, earning ninth of 47 fourth-grade boys. Charlotte Backes shot 205 with 3 tens, earning 13th of 28 fourth-grade girls.

ST Mary

At the 2026 Missouri State Bullseye Tournament, Clayton Reinsch (academic archer) shot 278 with 14 tens, followed by Max Koenigsfeld (270, 11 tens, academic archer), Timothy Wagner (270, 11 tens, academic archer), Grant Koenigsfeld (263, 13 tens, academic archer), Eric Bescheinen (251, 2 tens, academic archer), Henry Bescheinen (250, 6 tens, academic archer), James Voss (248, 7 tens), Gunner Starke (246, 6 tens, academic archer), Emma Koenigsfeld (244, 4 tens, academic archer), Caleb Troesser (242, 4 tens, academic archer), Adaline Pohlmann (personal best 235, 6 tens, academic archer).

At the 2026 Missouri State 3D Tournament, Clayton Reinsch (academic archer) shot a personal best 281 with 17 tens, earning eighth of 234 eighth-grade boys, followed by James Voss (personal best 268, 11 tens), Eric Bescheinen (261, 8 tens, academic archer), Max Koenigsfeld (255, 7 tens, academic archer), Gunner Starke (personal best 254, 8 tens, academic archer), Grant Koenigsfeld (254, 6 tens, academic archer), Timothy Wagner (252, 8 tens, academic archer), and Henry Bescheinen (232, 7 tens, academic archer). Emma Koenigsfeld (academic archer) shot 219 with 2 tens, earning eighth of 28 fourth-grade girls, followed by Caleb Troesser (212, 3 tens, academic archer).