Madison Jr. High and High School also competed
Canaan Community Academy Cougar Jeremiah Lengerich hit the target Saturday July 27 at the NASP World Tournament held in Nashville, Tennessee.
The tournament had 5000 youth competing with Lengerich being the only elementary student from Jefferson County to place in the top 10 at the World Tournament.
MADISON CONSOLIDATED JR HIGH SCHOOL
MADISON CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL
The format for the world tournament is the same as the state and national qualifiers. Lengerich got five practice arrows, followed by 15 scored arrows. Archers use the same Genesis bows and Easton arrows customarily used at all NASP tournaments focusing the competition on skill not who can afford the best equipment. The archers also shot “bare-bow” style: without accessories such as sights, stabilizers, and release aids.
The Cougar Archers are coached by Jay Mullins and Lara Dempler. Canaan Community Academy C.A.O., Rhonda Pennington stated, “We are very proud of Jerimiah’s hard work; supporting him on and off the range in everything he chooses to do. Aim high Jerimiah!”
Lengerich shot a 277 at the National NASP tournament to earn a spot to compete at the World tournament. Lengerich worked hard and continued practicing; which paid off at the World tournament where he scored a 288. He was excited to shoot his highest score ever at the 2019 NASP World Tournament.
This earned him Fifth place at NASP World Tournament. Coach Geyman shared, “We are so proud of his determination and work you put into practice to get you on the stage at the NASP World Tournament.”
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