Local archers compete in 2018 Vegas Shoot
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Three Huron youth competed at the 18th annual National Field Archery Association’s 2018 Vegas Shoot, which is known as the largest - and most prestigious - indoor archery tournament in the world.
Ethan Bartholow finished third in the male “Cub” compound bow division, for shooters 12-and-under. Bartholow, the son of Mike and LeAnn Bartholow, finished with 577 points, including 15 bullseyes in his 60 shots, putting him one point behind Caleb Quiocho of California. He received a medal, a plaque and a $750 check for his second-place finish in a field of approximately 70 shooters
Maggie Perry, shooting in the female “Cub” recurve bow division, finished in 10th place in the 20-person division. Her 449 score was only two points out of ninth. The winning score in the division was 565 points.
Maggie’s older sister Madison, shooting in 12-14-year-old “Youth” compound bow division, finished 41st in the 100-shooter field, with a score of 558 points, a scarce 10 points out a top-30 finish.
First, the Huron shooters gather for a photo on the steps outside the shooting gallery.
Next, Ethan Batholow with his check for second place.
Next, Madison Perry shoots at the Vegas Shoot last weekend.
And next, Maggie Perry proudly displays her target from the female “Cub” recurve competition.
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