Shooting in the final NASP State Tournament of her archery career, Trigg County senior Audie Smith finished in third place, one point out of first place in Louisville Saturday.
Smith’s score of 295 equaled her career-best score and was just one point behind Lincoln County’s McKenzie Settle and Mercer County’s Makayla Shearer who both had the top score among both males and females. The top male score was 295.
It’s the second straight top-five finish for Smith at the state tourney and follows a fifth-place finish in 2019. There was no NASP state tourney last year due to COVID-19.
It’s also the second time Smith has shot a 295 at the state level. She was third with that score at the 2019 KHSAA State Tournament.
Freshman Clayton Litchfield also equaled his career-best score with a 283 to finish in 87th place.
Other shooters for Trigg County were:
Trevor Linton – 282 – 96th place
Josh Ingram – 281 – 112th place
Rivver Knott – 280 – 103rd place
Trevor Hoy – 278 – 178th place
Chandler Oglesby – 278 – 184th place
Jeri Beth Oliver – 277 – 146th place
Briana Hall-Johnstone – 275 – 182nd place
Kole Stagner – 275 – 237th place
Devin Mackey – 267 – 377th place
Nico Cortese – 265 – 476th place
Cecillia Smith – 264 – 480th place
Ethan Traub – 259th – 641st place
Kylie McCormick – 258 – 647th place
McKenna Green – 258 – 650th place
Mykaila Rogers – 255 – 717th place
Kerra Johnson – 236 – 1032nd place
Khloe Ladd – 217 – 1196th place
Trigg County finished 14th out of 115 schools in the event with 3,336 points.
Bullitt Central won the team title with a score of 3,419, beating second-place Lincoln County by 47 points.
Mackenzie Cooper shot a 278 to lead Trigg County Middle School with a 30th place finish. Mackenzie Gusgeski shot a 268 to finish 95th, and Caleb Wadlington’s score of 262 was good for 196th place.
Trigg County’s team score of 2,992 was good for 48th place.
