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Pocahontas County archers hit the bullseye

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The elementary school archery team placed first at the Peterstown/James Monroe Invitational Archery Tournament. Pictured, kneeling, from left: Eden Smith, Abigail McClure, Devon Burgess and Jachobi Hannah-Teter. Standing, from left: Colten Luikart, Caleb Ritter, Rachel Felton, Riley Pollack, Jasey Kramer, Aspen Hissom and Mya Workman.

Pocahontas County Archery competed in the Peterstown/James Monroe Invitational Archery Tournament at James Monroe High School in Linside last weekend where the Marlinton Elementary and Pocahontas County High School teams came in first in total score, and Marlinton Middle School archer Makenna McKenney was named top female shooter of the entire tournament with her score of 286.

Marlinton Elementary School placed first in its division with a score of 2,788.

In individual competition, Ronnie Simmons placed first; Riley Pollack, second; Eden Smith, fourth; and Jacobi Hannah-Teter, fifth.

The middle school team placed third. From left: Haley Spencer, Mary Pauley, Hazel Riley, Rayna Smith, Macaden Taylor and Makenna McKenney.

Marlinton Middle School placed third as a team with a score of 3,223.

In individual competition, Makenna McKenney came in first; Jersey Simmons placed second; and Macaden Taylor took the fourth place spot.

The high school team placed first and receiving individual recognition were, from left: fourth place, Bill Hardesty; first place, T. D. Sparks; and fifth place, Ally Lane. Photos courtesy of Heather Simmons

Archers from Pocahontas County High School came in first as a team with a score of 3,289.

Individuals gaining recognition were: T. D. Sparks, who placed first; Bill Hardesty, fourth; and Ally Lane, fifth.

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