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North Woods performs well at Mt. Iron
MT. IRON- The North Woods archery team traveled to Mt. Iron-Buhl on Saturday for a bullseye and 3D target competition and came back with a fistful of medals. The Grizzlies won the middle school …
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North Woods performs well at Mt. Iron
MT. IRON- The North Woods archery team traveled to Mt. Iron-Buhl on Saturday for a bullseye and 3D target competition and came back with a fistful of medals.
The Grizzlies won the middle school division of the bullseye competition, with Laurin Glass for the girls and Cooper Long for the boys collecting first-place finishes.
Individual medal honors in the high school division were earned by Riley Las, fourth, and Cadense Nelson and John Danielson each placing fifth.
Bailey Brunner captured second place in the elementary girls division, and first among fourth grade girls.
The middle schoolers were on target in the 3D competition as well, capturing the team title. Long and Glass won their second first place medals of the day, while Brady Swanson placed second for the boys and Katie Nelson placed fifth for the girls.
Nelson took fourth in the high school girls division, Brunner nabbed her second top finish of the day among fourth-grade girls.
