The recent St. John’s Academy archery tournament in Jamestown attracted over 400 archers from 25 teams across the state, showcasing the talent of young archers from grades 4-12. The tournament featured 3-D archery targets that mimic hunting big game, adding an exciting challenge to the competition. Archers were seen retrieving arrows from these targets and showing excellent performance at the bullseye targets.
The tournament allowed archers to showcase their skills and compete in a fun and challenging environment. Allie Hunt from the St. John’s Academy team was seen retrieving arrows from a 3-D animal target, highlighting the dedication and focus of the competitors. William McMillan, another member of the St. John’s Academy team, showed determination as he retrieved arrows from the bullseye target.
These young archers demonstrated their commitment to the sport and their ability to compete at a high level. The tournament provided them with an opportunity to showcase their talent and compete against their peers from various teams. Overall, the event was a success, bringing together a large number of archers and providing a platform for them to display their skills and passion for archery.
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