PITTSBURG — The USD 504 archers traveled to Pittsburg for on Saturday, the second meet of the season. The grade school and middle school bullseye archers finished second, as did the 3D team.
The top three teams secured trophies for their efforts. Oswego brought home three. The 3D team finished with 1,572 points; the elementary school with 2,583 points; the middle school with 3,154 points.
The top three shooters in each division medaled. Oswego medalists were: Axel Santana, first place middle school boys 3D; Matthias Shaw, first place middle school boys bullseye; and Odalys Santana, first place elementary girls bullseye. The following students shot their best score ever: 3D shooters, Axel Santana, Michael Varner, Matthias Shaw, Brooklyn Hazell and Amelia Owens; and bullseye shooters, Odalys Santana, Gabe Spencer, Emma Barnett, McKenna White, Ellias Smith, Orrin Fuller, Oakley Gatton, Xitlally Santana, Samuel Byrd, Stephen House, Jackson Gilley, Maleah Moore, Vanslee Nading, Allison Becker, Adelynn Queen and Kenzie Rion.
3D team top finishers: Axel Santana, middle school boys first, eighth grade first, overall boys rank sixth; Michael Varner, middle school boys eighth, eighth grade third; Matthias Shaw, middle school boys 10th, eighth grade boys fourth; Brooklyn Hazell, middle school girls seventh, eighth grade girls sixth; Elizabeth Dalton, eighth grade eighth; Chloe Rhodenbaugh, eighth grade girls ninth; Andelyn Johnson, eighth grade girls 10th; Amelia Owens, sixth grade girls second.
Elementary and middle school top finishers: Matthias Shaw, first place middle school boys, first eighth grade boys and sixth overall; Eric Martin, fourth place middle school boys, third seventh grade boys; Michael Varner, fifth place middle school boys, second eighth grade boys; Chloe Rhodenbaugh, fourth place middle school girls, fourth eighth grade girls; Axel Santana, fifth place eighth grade boys; Odalys Santana, first place elementary girls, first fifth grade girls; Amelia Owens, seventh place middle school girls, second sixth grade girls; Brooklyn Hazell, eighth place middle school girls, sixth eighth grade girls; Andelyn Johnson, ninth place middle school girls, seventh eighth grade girls; Kobe Hazell, second place sixth grade boys; Paris Clifton, fourth place sixth grade girls; Gabe Spencer, fourth place sixth grade boys; Isabelle George, fifth place sixth grade girls; Ava Edmond, third place seventh grade girls; Emma Barnett, seventh place sixth grade girls; Skyler Neblett, fourth place elementary boys, fourth place fifth grade boys; Emily Wible, eighth place sixth grade girls; Amelia Head, ninth place sixth grade girls; McKenna White, eighth place seventh grade girls; Elias Smith, eighth place elementary boys, eighth place fifth grade boys; Oakley Gatton, first place fourth grade boys; Aralynn Tun, eighth place elementary girls, seventh place fifth grade girls; Xitlally Santana, second place fourth grade girls; Stephen House, second place fourth grade boys; Jackson Gilley, fourth place fourth grade boys; Ryder Collins, sixth place fourth grade boys; Jazlyn Folk, ninth place fifth grade girls; Teazly Higgins, 10th place fifth grade girls; Adelynn Queen, ninth place fourth grade girls.
High school top finishers: Axton Myers, seventh high school boys, second ninth grade boys and eighth place overall fourth; Chance Mills, seventh place 10th grade boys; Paityn Edwards, seventh place ninth grade girls.
The next tournament will be on Saturday, Jan. 25, in Carl Junction, Missouri.
