Daniel Ingram (left) and Kaylin Smith had the top two scores at the Trigg County March Madness Tournament Saturday.
Trigg County had the top two shooters and took first place at their Arrowcat March Madness Tournament Friday and Saturday at Wildcat Gym.
Kaylin Smith shot a 292 to finish first among all high school shooters and first among female shooters. It was the fourth time this year that Smith has topped 290.
Audrey Smith shot a 293 to finish second among high school females, while Macy Mitchell (279) was sixth.
Sophomore Cole Joyce shot a 291 to finish first place among high school males, followed by Daniel Martin who shot a 286 to finish second. Christopher Mudd (284) was fourth, and Apolo Blackbear-Francis (283) was sixth.
Trigg County took first place with a score of 3,353. Hopkinsville (3,264) was second, and Murray (3,209) was third.
Eighth grader Josh Ingram had the high score of the tournament, shooting a career-high 295. Karson Bush shot a 277 to finish ninth, and Trevor Hoy was 15th with a score of 272.
For the ladies, Madelin Morrow shot a 277 to finish fourth. Lilly P’Pool shot a 272 to finish 10th. Graves County won the middle school team competition with a score of 3,364. Trigg County was second with a score of 3,240.
