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Congratulations State Tournament Champions!

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Congratulations to the top three Elementary, Middle School and High School State Tournament Champions:

Elementary School

  • Blaney Elementary
  • La France Elementary
  • Socastee Elementary

Middle School

  • Leslie M. Stover Middle
  • Springfield Middle
  • Hickory Tavern Middle

High Schools

  • Mid-Carolina High
  • White Knoll High
  • Upstate Homeschool

Congratulations to the top three Elementary School:

Female Students School Male Students School
Kymberlee Jenkins Whitmire Community Austin Miller Lakewood Elementary
Emily Scianna The Oaks Christian Stephen Griffin Springfield Middle
Ivey Allen Blaney Elementary Scott Boster Forestbrook Middle

Congratulations to the top three Middle School:

Female Students School Male Students School
Riverlee Weaver Forestbrook Middle School Jonathan Patterson Hickory Tavern Middle School
Savannah Futrell St. James Middle School Hunter O’Quinn Leslie M. Stover Middle School
Amanda Rachel The Oaks Christian School Tristan Stephens Upstate Homeschool

Congratulations to the top three High School:

Female Students School Male Students School
Ella Kokinda Bishop England John Burks Socastee High
Ashley Reynolds Barnwell County Career Center Will Lever Mid-Carolina
Laken Riddle Mid-Carolina High Reid Webster Mid-Carolina

Archery: "On Target For Life"

Archery Target PictureThe National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) is a joint venture between state departments of Education and Wildlife. Several archery equipment manufactures and organizations are also partners. The program promotes student education, physical education and participation in the life-long sport of Archery. The program’s focus is to provide International Style target Archery training in physical education classes grades 4-12. The South Carolina program has however been modified in some schools to accommodate agricultural classes, in-school outdoors clubs and special education classes.

School teachers undergo an 8-hour Basic Archery Instructor (BAI) training program. The core content covers archery history, safety, technique, equipment, mental concentration, and self-improvement. In turn they present archery to their students. The students shoot at bullseye targets placed before an arrow resistant net in their gymnasium.

 

The Virtual Tournament Deadline is February 22, 2013. All scores must be submitted by 5 pm with no exceptions. Each team or individual must participate in the Virtual Tournament to be eligible for the State Tournament.