O-W Blackhawk Archers host 2nd Annual Tournament

Posted 3/1/25

The Owen-Withee High School and Elementary School was filled with local youth archers competing in the 2nd Annual Owen-Withee Tournament on Saturday, February 22. Not only was there awesome …

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The Owen-Withee High School and Elementary School was filled with local youth archers competing in the 2nd Annual Owen-Withee Tournament on Saturday, February 22. Not only was there awesome competition in 3D and Bullseye contests but great food and many raffles. Teams from over 20 schools participated in last weekend’s tournament, below are the Owen-Withee team and individual results.
3D Tournament
Owen-Withee Elementary Team, placed 1 out of 3 teams. Jacob Nelson, 260, 1 out of 33 ES boys, 33 out of 126 overall boys; Dominic Stolfi, 247, 3 out 33 ES boys, 52 out of 129 overall boys; Archer VenRooy, 246, 4 out of 33 ES boys, 52 out of 129 overall boys; McKenzie Wilson, 236, 3 out 17 ES girls, 59 out 104 overall girls; Gavin Westaby, 228, 7 out of 33 ES boys, 84 out of 129 overall boys; Brynleigh Oelke, 210, 7 out of 17 ES girls, 78 out of 104 overall girls; Wyatt Simenson, 184, 24 out of 33 ES boys, 117 out of 129 overall boys; Jordy Ruggles, 184, 25 out of 33 ES boys, 118 out of 129 overall boys; Luz Castro, 137, 13 out of 17 ES girls, 98 out of 104 overall girls.
Owen-Withee Jr./Sr. High Team ranked 7 out of 7. Magdalyn Ebert, 273, 2 out of 40 MS girls, 8 out of 104 overall girls; Reegan Ruggles, 266, 11 out of 47 HS girls, 15 out of 104 overall girls; Will Simenson, 262, 12 out of 56 MS boys, 29 out of 129 overall boys; Olivia Nelson, 260, 6 out of 40 MS girls, 26 out of 104 overall girls; Sydnee Ruggles, 255, 9 out of 40 MS girls, 34 out of 104 overall girls; Easton Ruggles, 251, 22 out of 56 MS boys, 46 out of 129 overall boys; Anthony Wendland, 245, 26 out of 40 HS boys, 56 out of 129 overall boys; Taylor Rue, 243, 32 out of 47 HS girls, 49 out of 104 overall girls; Brooke Geiger, 243, 33 out of 47 HS girls, 50 out of 104 overall girls; Shea Stolfi, 236, 18 out of 40 MS girls, 57 out of 104 overall girls; Levi Nowobielski, 224, 37 out of 40 HS boys, 87 out of 129 overall boys; Hailly Wilczek, 219, 37 out of 40 MS girls, 70 out of 104 overall girls; Orion Wilczek, 200, 49 out of 56 MS boys, 104 out of 129 overall boys.
Bullseye Tournament
Owen-Withee Elementary Team placed 2 out of 3 teams. Jacob Nelson, 266, 1 out of 48 ES boys, 66 out of 229 overall boys; Gavin Westaby, 256, 3 out of 48 ES boys, 100 out of 229 overall boys; McKenzie Wilson, 253, 2 out of 31 ES girls, 91 out of 210 overall girls; Archer VenRooy, 244, 9 out of 48 ES boys, 134 out of 229 overall boys; Dominic Stolfi, 242, 10 out of 48 ES boys, 138 out of 229 overall boys; Emily Nolt, 225, 9 out of 31 ES girls, 151 out of 210 overall girls; Jordy Ruggles, 207, 28 out of 48 ES boys, 194 out of 229 overall boys; Brynleigh Oelke, 204, 13 out of 31 ES girls, 181 out of 210 overall girls; Luz Castro, 188, 18 out of 31 ES girls, 192 out of 210 overall girls; Dorothy Habermeyer, 183, 20 out of 31 ES girls, 195 out of 210 overall girls; Wyatt Simenson, 170, 40 out of 48 ES boys, 218 out of 229 overall boys, Alissa Diaz, 156, 24 out of 31 ES girls, 202 out of 210 overall girls; Cheyenne Gaffney, 141, 24 out of 31 ES girls, 205 out of 210 overall girls; Hunter Wilczek, 137, 45 out of 48 ES boys, 224 out of 229 overall boys; Allison Roberts, 129, 29 out of 31 ES girls, 208 out of 210 overall girls.
Owen-Withee Jr./Sr. High Team placed 4th out of 5 teams. Reegan Ruggles, 281, 12 out of 100 HS girls, 12 out of 210 overall girls; Magdalynn Ebert, 272, 4 out of 79 MS girls, 29 out of 210 overall girls; Sydnee Ruggles, 270, 8 out of 79 MS girls, 38 out of 210 overall girls; Anthony Wendland, 269, 32 out of 88 HS boys, 53 out of 229 overall boys; Easton Ruggles, 266, 27 out of 93 MS boys, 68 out of 229 overall boys; Olivia Nelson, 254, 27 out of 79 MS girls, 88 out of 210 overall girls; Melanie Serocki, 250, 66 out of 100 HS girls, 100 out of 210 overall girls; Ashlynn Thornton, 250, 67 out of 100 HS girls, 101 out of 210 overall girls; Shea Stolfi, 249, 34 out of 79 MS girls, 104 out of 210 overall girls; Mike Wells, 249, 47 out of 93 MS boys, 115 out of 229 overall boys; Orion Wilczek, 247, 51 out of 93 MS boys, 123 out of 229 overall boys; Brooke Geiger, 246, 71 out of 100 HS girls, 111 out of 210 overall girls; Levi Nowobielski, 244, 68 out of 88 HS boys, 132 out of 229 overall boys; Taylor Rue, 244, 73 out of 100 HS girls, 115 out of 210 overall girls; Adelynn Petersen, 244, 74 out of 100 HS girls, 116 out of 210 overall girls; Will Simenson, 243, 58 out of 93 MS boys, 136 out of 229 overall boys; Aaliyah Serocki, 241, 44 out of 79 MS girls, 123 out of 210 overall girls; Hailly Wilczek, 222, 61 out of 79 MS girls, 157 out of 210 overall girls; Aubree Serocki, 219, 63 out of 79 MS girls, 161 out of 210 overall girls; Owen Greschner, 216, 74 out of 93 MS boys, 179 out of 229 overall boys.