On Friday night and Saturday, the Mustang Archery team battled the snow to compete in the Alburnett Bullseye and 3D Tournament. Over one hundred Mustang took aim over the weekend and showed that their hard work is paying off. There were 37 archers that shot their personal best on Bullseye and 10 more on the 3D targets.
This weekend the Mount Vernon Mustang Archery club will host its annual Chuck Hallier Memorial Bullseye/3D Tournament. Chuck was a fantastic leader and mentor to both our archers and coaches from the beginning of our archery club in 2011 until his passing in 2019. This tournament honors Chuck and highlights archers from all over eastern Iowa including, Mount Vernon, Bellevue, Marion, Central City, and many more.
The tournament will begin Saturday, Feb. 4 at 8 a.m. and the last flight will start at 6 p.m. The High School and Middle School will both run flights at the same time and there will be concessions at both schools. Come out and support your favorite archer, or simply see what Mount Vernon Archery is about.
Alburnett Bullseye Tournament resultsIn Alburnett, at the bullseye team level, the elementary team had their best tournament of the year earning first place with a score of 2705. For the elementary girls, Charlynn Holtz shot a 231 for second place and Hayden Hedges finished in fifth place with a score of 219. The elementary boys had Blake Miller finish in second with a 253, Grant Vaugh finished fourth with a 247 and Elliot Micheel scored a 244, good enough for fifth. The middle school team ended up in fourth with a team score of 3154. The high school team shot their best score in the last two years with a 3287 and finished in second place. Overall, it was a well-balanced tournament by the high school team. Sierra Snyder led the way with 2 perfect 50 rounds, a personal best score of 285, and a third-place finish.
Alburnett 3D results For 3D, Finn Plattner shot a 196 for our elementary team. The middle school team shot a 1531 to finish in sixth place. The high school team was solid and finished in third place. Lainey Kelly finished in sixth place with a 281 and Sierra Snyder finished in fourth with a 282 for the high school girls.
Bold denotes personal record
Elementary School Bullseye (fourth-fifth grades) — Cody Bock, 213; Nick Bock, 170; Nora Burge, 170; Holden Carr, 116; Corbyn Clark, 214; Natalie Ford, 206; Rowan Gillespie, 179; Samuel Gondek, 158; Kenlyn Grenis, 194; Jack Hawker, 116; Hayden Hedges, 219; Haylee Hedges, 197; Charlynn Holtz, 231; Kellen Johanningmeier, 171; Rod Mercer, 224; Elliott Micheel, 244; Blake Miller, 253; Paxten Pisarik, 214; Finn Plattner, 238; Anders Rasmussen, 218; MaKenna Reif, 189; Becker Reinken, 214; Will Ripke, 221; Nicholas Schneider, 126; Charlie Studt, 220; Grant Vaughn, 247
3D – Finn Plattner, 196
Middle School Bullseye (sixth-eighth grades) –– Ireland Anderson, 205; JiSeob Bishop, 141; Kyle Bock, 216; Theodore Bradbury, 207; Hannah Bray, 207; Trulie Breidinger, 270; Jaidyn Burge, 154; Brock Chapman, 193; Quint Chickering, 235; Collin Clark, 249; Grey Denes, 236; Danny Dye, 262; Brinson Grenis, 265; Kenzie Hanna, 209; Weston Haskell, 272; Isaac Huebner, 200; Landon Johanningmeier, 231; Chris Jones, 227; Piper Kaiser, 235; Quinn Kirby, 228; Sasha Knutson, 182; Mallie Lange, 258; Ryker Lee, 254; Izaak Leonard, 235; Leah Leonard, 215; Miles Locke, 245; Taylor Manternach, 255; Adeline Micheel, 231; Hannah Morf, 226; Paul Morris, 267; Nathan Nederhiser, 270; Hanna Newton, 209; Heath Palmer, 225; Kenzi Pisarik, 210; Cameron Poggenpohl, 180; Serenity Robards, 257; Christopher Schneider, 260; Alaina Sellner, 198; Jake Shady, 265; Gunner Steinberg, 248; Frankie Uthe, 171; Michael Walker, 228; Cole Weddington, 221; Hutson Wiesenhofer, 257; Hagen Wilkins, 247; Lillian Wood, 256
3D – Theodore Bradbury, 189; Trulie Breidinger, 252; Brock Chapman, 216; Grey Denes, 252; Brinson Grenis, 242; Weston Haskell, 257; Chris Jones, 224; Piper Kaiser, 218; Quinn Kirby, 190; Ryker Lee, 245; Cameron Poggenpohl, 181; Serenity Robards, 231; Jake Shady, 264; Gunner Steinberg, 262; Frankie Uthe, 113; Hutson Wiesenhofer, 265
High School Bullseye – Walker Bilden, 281; Payson Burge, 258; Jacob Cannon, 280; Raelynn Ciha, 240; Marin Denes, 267; Sarah Fluharty, 258; Erin Gaffney, 226; Jayda Gillespie, 229; Ean Grudzinski, 264; Levi Hanna, 263; Marquez Ireland, 259; Lainey Kelly, 272; Eli Koster, 242; Riah Koster, 225; Jaks Lee, 266; Aleece Lee, 257; Kaitlyn Lighthall, 243; Gabriel Mahoney, 283; Austin Mercer, 261; Mason Miller, 222; Ingrid Morf, 249; Amy Morris, 253; Natalie Nederhiser, 279; Jayce Pendergrass, 278; Korah Robinson, 246; Cayden Scheil, 244; Ian Shady, 264; Wyatt Smith, 268; Sierra Snyder, 285; Jaelynn Williams, 264
Perfect 50 Rounds: Sierra Snyder (2), Jacob Cannon
3D – Jacob Cannon, 274; Sarah Fluharty, 242; Erin Gaffney, 221; Lainey Kelly, 281; Austin Mercer, 244; Amy Morris, 248; Ian Shady, 266; Sierra Snyder, 282; Jaelynn Williams, 247

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