ALAMOSA – The San Luis Valley Mountain Goats S3DA archery team is in its season with 30 members that practice weekly with the team.
There are three disciplines in which the archers can …
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ALAMOSA – The San Luis Valley Mountain Goats S3DA archery team is in its season with 30 members that practice weekly with the team.
There are three disciplines in which the archers can compete at the state and national level. Every tournament had four age divisions, male and female, in which archers can compete with compound or recurve bows. The young adult division from 14-18 can win scholarships.
In indoor five spot target round state competition in Grand Junction, 17 shooters competed. Winning their divisions was Levi Norton, placing second were Carter Tedford, and Hoyt Johnson, and third placers included Morgyn Fobert and Jayce Johnson.
In the indoor national tournament in Salt Lake City, 10 members competed.
In the outdoor target round and 3D animal round in Grand Junction, nine members competed. Levi Norton, Jayce Johnson and Hoyt Johnson all won first place in the outdoor target round, while Sadie Norton and Hayden Fobert were both second.
In the Outdoor 3D round, Levi Norton and Hoyt Johnson were both first, and Sadie Norton and Jayce Johnson were both second.
The national outdoor will be in Montana at the end of July.
The Mountain Goats plan to host a fundraiser shoot in July during Pioneer Days.