Trigg County edged Calloway County by one shot to win the annual Arrowcat Classic archery tournament Saturday.
Audie Smith won by nine shots over Calloway County’s Faith Conway with a season-high score of 294. It was her best score since a 294 at Murray in January 2020 and one point off her personal best.
Kole Stagner shot a 292 to finish second in the male division, four shots behind Logan County’s Isaac Stanley.
The other Arrowcats and their scores were:
Clayton Litchfield – 283 – 8th place
Jeri Beth Oliver – 282 – 5th place
Trevor Linton – 282 – 9th place
Josh Ingram – 281 – 11th place
Trevor Hoy – 281 – 12th place
Chandler Oglesby – 278 – 15th place
Briana Hall-Johnstone – 276 – 12th place
McKenna Green – 269 – 21st place
Ethan Traub – 267 – 27th place
Nico Cortese – 264 – 31st place
Kinley Humphries – 263 – 34th place
Cecillia Smith – 261 – 36th place
Kerra Johnson – 257 – 39th place
Devin Mackey – 255 – 40th place
Evan Shake – 252 – 39th place
Kylie McCormick – 249 – 46th place
Khloe Ladd – 234 – 55th place
Mykalia Rogers – 210 – 62nd place
In the middle school shoot, Trigg County finished second as a team. Haley Flaherty shot a 281 to finish second, and Mackenzie Cooper shot a 278 to finish third. Junior Knott was the top male shooter for Trigg with a 273, good for fifth place.
The intermediate school took first place. Bailee Brandon shot a 220 to win the female division, and Ethan Vinard shot a 214 to win the male division.
