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The Lincoln County High School coed archery team participated in both the 3D and Bullseye competitions at the NASP Eastern Nationals in Louisville over the weekend, bringing home top 10 finishes in both tournaments.

One hundred thirty-three teams competed in the 2019 NASP Eastern National IBO 3D Challenge and Lincoln garnered third place in the competition with 1,717 points, two points behind runner-up Graves County High School and 12 points back of national champion Hartland High School of Michigan.

Lincoln went up against 262 other teams in the Bullseye competition and ranked among the best, scoring 3,416 points to place 10th overall.

McKenzie Settles, an LCHS sophomore, led Lincoln in both competitions, placing seventh out of 941 high school girls in the 3D Challenge with 291 points and eighth out of 2,610 in Bullseye with 295 points. She ranked second in her grade division in 3D and third in Bullseye.

Lincoln had two girls placing in the top 50 in 3D competition, with Emmalee Patterson, a freshman, scoring 283 points to place 48th.

Sophomores Gavin Fowler and Mason Gastineau flip-flopped in leading the Patriot archers. Fowler got Lincoln’s high in the 3D Challenge with 289 points and Gastineau had the next best score of 287. In Bullseye, it was Gastineau leading the Lincoln boys with a 289 while Fowler followed with a 287.

Fowler and Gastineau were the only Patriots placing in the top 50 in either event. Fowler was 33rd overall out of 1,022 archers in 3D and Gastineau was 47th.

Anderson County High School sophomore Henry Thompson swept the boys individual titles, winning the 3D competition with 297 points and the Bullseye with 299 points. Michael Allen of Hartland High (Mich.) was the 3D runner-up and Prestin Tennessen of West DePere High (Wisc.) was the bullseye runner-up.

The girls 3D champion was Emmaline Kleinman, a sophomore at Louisville Eastern, with 295 points and Ashlie Garrison, a Castle High (Ind.) junior, was the Bullseye winner with 298. Elise Leonhart of Meade County High was the 3D runner-up and Maria Heller of Centennial High (Ill.) was the Bullseye runner-up.

The scores for the remaining Lincoln archers, 3D and Bullseye, were:

James Shaddox: 285 and 282.

John Hughes: 282 and 277.

Jacob Holtzclaw: 281 and 286.

Brooklyn Garrett: 281 and 280.

Alexis Adams: 276 and 285.

Jennifer Radcliff: 274 and 283.

Madelynn Durham: 272 and 286.

Megan Martin: 270 and 263.

Sierra Downey: 270 and 286.

Alideya Paul: 270 and 273.

Bret Edington: 26 and 262.

Garrett Robertson: 265 and 274.

Jacob Schuler: 264 and 273.

Allissa Doss: 261 and 243.

Parker Estep: 260 and 266.

Madilyn Clarkson: 256 and 251.

Fletcher Oakes: 238.

Taylor Wesley: 232 and 254.

Allison Hubble: 228.

Phillip Lane: 177 and 211.

Emmalee Patterson: 280 (Bullseye).

Mallory Bruner: 237 (Bullseye).

Emily Martin 215 (Bullseye).

Lincoln County Middle School had a total of 24 archers taking aim in the 3D Challenge and Bullseye events. In the elementary divisions, Lincoln County was represented by Stanford and Waynesburg.

The LCMS scores were (3D and Bullseye):

Leevi Warren: 273 and 286.

Kathryn Davis: 263 and 276.

Jae Cox: 250 and 263.

Dakota Floyd: 248 and 266.

Mason Waddell: 243 and 246.

Nathan Parrett: 234 and 259.

Ashley Cole: 215 and 247.

Kalyn Peek: 278 (Bullseye).

Katie Martin: 278 (Bullseye).

Olivia Denny: 278 (Bullseye).

Leighla Moore: 276 (Bullseye).

Marissa Prieto: 271 (Bullseye).

Hailey Conder: 264 (Bullseye).

Jimmy Deatherage: 262 (Bullseye).

Logan Martin: 262 (Bullseye).

Rheagan McKnight: 261 (Bullseye).

Baylea Snow: 254 (Bullseye).

Parker Grubbs: 250 (Bullseye).

Logan Lawson: 249 (Bullseye).

Cole Bourne: 249 (Bullseye).

Kayla Walters: 239 (Bullseye).

Courtney Siler: 236 (Bullseye).

Savannah Hoseclaw: 213 (Bullseye).

Kinsley Reed: 208 (Bullseye).

Stanford Elementary archers’ scores (3D and Bullseye) were:

Robert Gooch: 256 and 258.

Dalton Potts: 253 and 268.

Khira Board: 243 and 264.

Emerson Lynn: 234 and 240.

Landon Rowland: 227 and 237.

Zackary McElfresh: 224 and 261.

Gavin Campbell: 222 and 253.

Nolan Hamm: 211 and 255.

Cadence McFerron: 191 and 223.

Reed Curlis: 189 and 229.

Autumn McGuffey: 181 (3D only).

O’Neil Whitis: 180 and 170.

Jose Lopez: 170 and 213.

Jackson Osbourn: 164 and 213.

Kamryn Downs: 151 and 212.

Brooklyn Nicely: 149 (3D only).

Maya Cameron: 133 and 219.

Shelby Smith: 132 and 197.

Anderson Owens: 116 and 197.

Ethan Sowder: 106 and 181.

Bryce Williams: 80 (3D only ).

Hunter Stafford: 233 (Bullseye).

Aiden Pike: 229 (Bullseye).

Alex Cassano: 218 (Bullseye).

Waynesburg Elementary competed in only the Bullseye competition. Team results from the competition follow:

Avery Wesley: 266.

Chloe Phillips: 259.

Makenna Berry: 251.

Bella Snyder: 251.

Shelbie Perry: 239.

Ashlynn Wooton: 233.

Hailee Hardy: 232.

Lily Denny: 231.

Haylee Pittman: 218.

Hayden Lane: 216.

Andrew Cash: 215.

Rubi Mullins: 213.

Destiny McConnell: 209.

Madison Hawkins: 206.

Kinlee Ruckel: 205.

Bailee Hubble: 169.

Cruz Phillips: 165.

Chloe Hubble: 148.

Ella Bratcher: 145.

Gage Phillips: 132.