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ASBURY- Rosemary’s Pumpkins & Pines welcomed more than 300 people on October 17 for the Old Greenbrier Baptist Centershot Outdoor Halloween 3D Archery Tournament, bringing young archers, coaches and families together for a day of competition in the farm’s valley.

Hosted with Old Greenbrier Baptist Church’s Centershot archery program, the tournament featured elementary, middle, and high school divisions.

The outdoor course included 15 targets, with turkeys, deer, rams, a skunk, and even a possum on a tree. A final bonus shot challenged archers to aim at a coiled black snake target on a post.,

As the young archers returned, Cole asked whether they had enjoyed the course, which target was their favorite and whether they would come again. Big smiles and enthusiastic responses helped tell the story of the day.

Old Greenbrier Baptist Centershot earned first place in both the middle and high school team divisions, while Smoot Elementary took first in the elementary division. Garrett Wallington and Annie Byers, both representing Old Greenbrier Baptist, earned the tournament’s top overall boy and girl honors.

Team Results:

Elementary Division

  1. Smoot Elementary
  2. Old Greenbrier Baptist Centershot
  3. Smoot Elementary Team #2
  4. FBCR Centershot

Middle School Division

  1. Old Greenbrier Baptist Centershot
  2. Western Greenbrier JROTC
  3. FBCR Centershot

High School Division

  1. Old Greenbrier Baptist Centershot
  2. Greenbrier West JROTC

Individual Results

Elementary Girls

  1. Annie Byers, Old Greenbrier Baptist
  2. Nataie Kessel
  3. Kinsley Wilson, Old Greenbrier Baptist

Elementary Boys

  1. Tate Galford, Frankford Elementary
  2. Alex Burns
  3. Asher Tharp

Middle School Girls

  1. Peggy Green
  2. Rylee Shirley
  3. Icelin Bostic

Middle School Boys

  1. Garrett Wallington, Old Greenbrier Baptist
  2. Andrew Lafon, Old Greenbrier Baptist
  3. Issac Brown

High School Girls

  1. Millie Waid
  2. Maddie Hagedon, Old Greenbrier Baptist
  3. Lillian Richmond, Old Greenbrier Baptist

High School Boys

  1. Blake Robertson, Summers County
  2. Scott Grose, Herbert Hoover
  3. Marshall

Top Overall Archers

Boy: Garrett Wallington, Old Greenbrier Baptist
Girl: Annie Byers, Old Greenbrier Baptist

Organizers congratulate all participating archers and teams. This tournament will become an annual event, and an Adult Genesis division is being added.

*Story submitted by Cindi Cole

 

 

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