Trigg County Arrowcats win two more state titles

The Trigg County Arrowcats won two more state archery titles and placed all three schools on the platform at the awards ceremoney.

Trigg County High defeated Anderson County by 33 points and Meade County by 43 points to win their first state title in three years and fourth overall since 2005.

Trigg County Middle School bettered Stuart Pepper Middle School by 79 points and Anderson County Middle School by 85 points to win their second straight title and sixth overall, adding to their titles won in 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2011.  Trigg County had three female shooters in the top five to help them to the title.

Trigg County Intermediate School finished in third place, 71 points behind Southern Middle School for the top spot.

The top finishers for Trigg County in each category were:

High School Males

Matthew Brokering, 12^th, 289;

Skylar Pool, 13^th, 289;

Jeremy Alexander, 18^th, 288;

Jonathon Fuller, 26^th, 287;

Brandon Schafer, 28^th, 287

 

High School Females

Sloane Patterson, 4^th, 290;

Ellen Shipley, 6^th, 288

Shaye Patterson, 8^th, 287

Kelsey Miller, 18^th, 283

Alexis Wiseman, 32^nd, 281

 

Middle School Males

Clay Stevens, 15^th, 285

Cole Holland, 29^th, 280

Robert Deason, 35^th, 279

 

Middle School Females

Kaila Cunningham, 2^nd, 295

Kimberlee Shelton, 4^th, 291

Elizabeth Wagoner, 5^th, 290

Deanna Ladd, 8^th, 286

Shyanne Perry, 15^th, 282

 

Elementary School Males

Marshall Evans, 57^th, 269

Elementary School Females

Kaylin Smith, 7^th, 277

Lexie Wright, 22^nd, 269

Macy Mitchell, 41^st, 264

 

Photo from Faye Stevens