Webster County Middle School’s archery team brought home 4th and 13th place finishes from Saturday’s Mustangs Round-Up at Muhlenberg County.
The middle school first team fired a 3.091 to finish just off the podium in the field of 14 teams. The connected on 95 tens in the event. The second team turned in a 2,685 and 38 tens.
Todd County won the event with 3,159 team points and 98 tens. Butler County was runner-up with 3,137 points and 118 tens, while Henderson North was 3rd with 3.097 points and 90 tens.
Breona Benson defeated all comers in the middle school girls competition, claiming the tournament individual title. She topped the field of 180 middle school females with a 289 behind 20 tens. Benson also turned in the second-best performance at the tournament, which featured 417 female archers.
Hannah Clark earned a top 10 finish with a 268 and 12 tens, taking 10th place and 44th overall. She was 2nd among 51 7th graders.
Also competing for the middle school team were: Kalysta Pryor (265, 11, 16th MSG); Daan Wiley (265, 6, 16th MSB); Keyleigh Murray (261, 7, 26th MSG); Emma Harmon (258, 8, 30th MSG); Ava Langston (256, 8, 34th MSG); Bradley Shelton (251, 5, 50th MSB); Michaela McLean (247, 4, 47th MSG); Wesley Alexander (246, 3, 55th MSB); Kayleigh Murray (245, 4, 52nd MSG); Collier Thurby (244, 6, 57th MSB); Micah Wiley (242, 7, 61st MSB); Drake Guill (242, 4, 65th MSB); Hannah Duckworth (241, 5, 64th MSG); Jacie Jones (241, 3, 65th MSG); Olivia Wiley (240, 7, 67th MSG); Ella Newman (235, 4, 85th MSG); Delyliah Cutteridge (235, 3, 86th MSG); Echo Knowles (234, 3, 95th MSG); Tori Anglin (231, 2, 101st MSG); Dany Rogovets (229, 5, 95th MSB); Kyleigh Pryor (229, 5, 104th MSG); Alyssa Duby (229, 2, 106th MSG); Ashton Watson (227, 2, 110th MSG); Heath Daugherty Jr. (222, 2, 109th MSB); Vladislava Rogovets (219, 6, 123rd MSG); Rylan Devine (215, 3, 123rd MSB); Lily Doyle (211, 2, 137th MSG); Adrianah Thompson (210, 2, 139th MSG); Leressa Orcutt (202, 0, 147th MSG); Logan Lovelace (199, 4, 143rd MSB); Cole Dacy (191, 1, 146th MSB); Leeland Forsten (185, 1, 154th MSB); Braden Cates (183, 2, 157th MSB); and Gabe Winebarger (178, 0, 160th MSB).
