Muldrow archery teams compete in Shady Point Tournament

Sports

January 21, 2025

By DAVID SEELEY Sports Editor,

POTEAU — Several members of the Muldrow archery teams competed at the Shady Point Tournament, which took place Jan. 13-14 at the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center after it was snowed out on its original dates of Jan. 10-11.

One Muldrow high school archer, Audrie Shepard, scored 267 points.

In the junior high division, Ashton Bowden had the best score with 244 points, followed by Harper Parrish (222 points), MacKenzie Boswell (209), Kylie Shepard (197), Lottie Roan (149) and Ainsley Mitchell (103).

Muldrow had three archers in the elementary school division, with Carter Moore’s 235 points pacing the way. Krypton McDonald had 188 points, while Jacob Ponticelli had 99 points.

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