Apr 03, 2024

Chapman archery competes at state tournaments

Posted Apr 03, 2024 9:45 PM
Chapman High School Team 3d Champion Archery
Chapman High School Team 3d Champion Archery

Chapman Archers competed at both the NASP Kansas State IBO 3D and Kansas State Bullseye Tournaments held on March 29th and 30th in Hutchinson, Kansas.  Thirty-one Kansas schools participated in the tournaments with over 340 high school and middle school archers.

In the team competition, Chapman High School archers won first place in the 3D tournament while Chapman Middle School archers took second place in both the bullseye and 3D competitions.  

Chapman High School top honors – 3D

Chapman High School Girls

1st – Josslyn DePew 

Chapman High School Boys

1st – Ben Griffis 

2nd – Nathan Hutzenbiler 

3rd – Colt Dester 

5th – Clayton Carson 

6th – Gerald (Junior) Gullion 

Chapman High School top honors – Bullseye

Chapman High School Boys

1st – Nathan Hutzenbiler 

3rd – Ben Griffis 

4th – Colt Dester 

7th – Hayden Sutterfield 

8th – Clayton Carson 

Chapman Middle School 2nd Place Team 3D and Bullseye Archery
Chapman Middle School 2nd Place Team 3D and Bullseye Archery

Chapman Middle School top honors – 3D

Chapman Middle School Girls

7th- Nadia Hutzenbiler 

9th – Angie Griffis 

Chapman Middle School Boys

1st – Thomas Randle 

9th – Jackson Tabor 

10th – Cooper Smith 

Chapman Middle School top honors – Bullseye

Chapman Middle School Boys

5th – Jackson Tabor 

9th – Thomas Randle 

Chapman archers Travis Leasure, William Strauss, Turner Worden, Matthew Smith, Peighton Harris, Lars Schroeder, Kenny Worden, Chesney Brackett, Lillian Rutz, Carter Smith, Izzy Ross, Madison Gardner, Audrey Dester, Adrian Williams, Brayden Forth, Sammie Hall, Braydon Baier, Jorgan Wiley, Treena Dunham, June Linville, Reeve Brackett, Kason Britt, and Aaron Wise also participated and added points for the team.

Chapman Archery, in partnership with Chapman Schools, is a member of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).  Through archery, the program aims to improve educational performance among students by practicing focus, self-control, discipline, patience, and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life.  Chapman Archery operates through group fundraising and is led by trained volunteer coaches.  For more information or if you would like to help support the team, contact lead coach Kyle Griffis at [email protected].

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Submitted by Jill Martinson, Chapman Archery Parent