Mason County senior archer Bryce Pollitt was the individual champion at the Bracken County Polar Bear Shoot on Saturday.
Pollitt had a score of 294 out of 300 with 24 Tens.
Fleming County junior Carson Thomas finished with a personal best of 292 with 22 Tens.
Pendleton County won the team title (3284) and was followed by Simon Kenton (3262), Fleming County (3252), Mason County (3247), St. Henry (3195), Robertson County (3083), Augusta (2925) and Lakeside Christian Academy (2496).
Mason County senior archer Bryce Pollitt was the individual champion and led the Royals to a runner-up finish at the Bourbon County Classic on Saturday.
Pollitt had a score of 287 out of 300 with 18 Tens.
Mason County had a team score of 3211. Fleming County won the tournament (3240) and Bourbon County finished third (3107).
Bryce Pollitt won the individual championship and led the Mason County Royals to a third place finish at the Bad to the Bow archery tournament at Fleming County on Saturday.
Pollitt scored a 288 with 18 Tens.
The Royals had a team score of 3212 with 123 Tens.
Fleming County won the tournament (3310) and Greenup County was the runner-up (3266).
Here are some Sunday notes from a busy sports weekend:
The Mason County archery team finished in third place at the Mason County Fall Shoot on Saturday at The Fieldhouse.
Mason County had a team score of 3,223. Fleming County won the tournament (3,245) and Great Crossing was the runner-up (3,243)
Great Crossing freshman Tinsley Smith was the individual champion. She had a score of 293 with 23 Tens.
Mason County senior Bryce Pollitt, a co-state champion last season, was the overall runner-up and boys' champion on Saturday (283 with 16 Tens).
Mason County senior Dalton Hargett tied for third overall (279 with 13 Tens).
Mason County junior archer Bryce Pollitt is an individual co-state champion.
Pollitt shot a 295 on Tuesday at the 2024 Operation UNITE/KHSAA State Archery Championships at Central Bank Center in Lexington.
He finished tied with Anderson County sophomore Ryan Heng.
Pollitt and Heng both had 25 Tens and five Nines, and they were named co-state champions.
Pollitt was an individual qualifier for the state tournament.
Mason County's other individual qualifier, seventh grader Kimber Ferguson, shot a 277 on Tuesday and tied for 77th place.
The Mason County boys' and girls' archery teams both finished third in the Region 7 tournaments on Saturday at Bourbon County.
Harrison County won the boys' tournament and Fleming County was the runner-up, edging Mason County in a tiebreaker. Both the champion and runner-up advance to the state tournament.
Harrison County had a team score of 1990. Fleming County and Mason County tied for second at 1910. Fleming County took the runner-up spot with 89 Tens. Mason County had 85 Tens.
Harrison County also won the girls' tournament (2011), Montgomery County was the runner-up (1928) and Mason County was third (1923).
Two Mason County archers — Kimber Ferguson (286) and Bryce Pollitt (284) — qualified for the state tournament as individuals.
The Mason County Royals archery team won the Pendleton County Wildcat NASP/IBO 3D Challenge on Saturday with a score of 1,619.
Fleming County was second (1,598) and Pendleton County was third (1,585).
Mason County eighth-grader Cadence Salazar was the overall individual champion with a score of 284 while recording 16 Tens.
Mason County junior Bryce Pollitt finished one point behind Salazar and was the overall boys winner. He had 18 Tens.
The Mason County archery team won its second 3D tournament in as many weeks by posting a team score of 1,652 at the Crusader Quest NASPIBO 3D Challenge at Community Christian Academy in Independence on Saturday.
Conner finished second with a team score of 1,594.
Dillon Mitchell, shooting 291 with 23 Tens, was the overall individual winner.
Laurelle Setters was the girls' winner and was third overall. She shot 281 with 19 Tens.
Dalton Hargett (280 with 18 Tens) was fourth overall and Bryce Pollitt (274 with 12 Tens) tied for seventh overall.
The Mason County archery team won the Mason County Winterfest NASP/IBO 3D Challenge on Saturday.
The Royals finished with a team score of 1,618. Bourbon County was the runner-up (1,598) and Fleming County took third place (1,594).
Mason County junior Bryce Pollitt was the individual champion with a score of 285. He had 19 Tens.
Mason County freshman Dillon Mitchell (277 and 15 Tens) tied for fourth and Mason County junior Dalton Hargett (272 and 13 Tens) tied for eighth place.
The Mason County archery team won the Bad to the Bow tournament Saturday at Fleming County with a score of 3,246.
Montgomery County was the runner-up (3,224) and Fleming County finished in third place (3,209).
Mason County junior Laurelle Setters was the individual champion with a score of 290 out of a possible 300. She had 22 Tens.
Two other Mason County archers — Bryce Pollitt and Dillon Mitchell — finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Both shot 284. Pollitt had 18 Tens, Mitchell had 17 Tens.
The Mason County archery team finished second at the Pendleton County Winter Warm-Up on Saturday.
Harrison County won the tournament with a team score of 3274. Mason County had a team score of 3257 and Pendleton County took third place (3241).
Bryce Pollitt led the Royals with a second place finish. He had a score of 285 with 16 Tens.
Dillon Mitchell was third with a score of 281. He had 19 Tens.
Bryce Pollitt won the indvidual title and led the Mason County Royals archery team to a third place finish at the Mason County Fall Shoot on Saturday at The Fieldhouse.
Great Crossing won the tournament with a score of 3241 edging Montomery County by five points. Mason County tallied a score of 3213. Fleming County finished in fourth place (3205).
Pollitt had 22 Tens and posted a score of 290 out of a possible 300.
Dillon Mitchell was fourth overall at 284 with 16 Tens.
Eden Abshire was next for Mason County with a score of 279 and 16 Tens. She ranked 10th overall and seventh out of 128 high school girls.
Mason County sophomore Bryce Pollitt shot 289 with 20 Tens and tied for 20th place in the boys' standings at the Kentucky High School Athletic Association State Archery Tournament in Bowling Green Tuesday.
Pollitt, an Academic Archer, tied for 19th among high school boys and was fourth among 10th grade boys.
Mason County eighth grader Dillon Mitchell shot 277 with 15 Tens. He tied for 113th for overall boys, was fifth among eighth grade boys and 10th among middle school boys.
Harriosn County junior Taylor Conway won the state championship by shooting a 295 with 25 Tens.
Mason County finished fifth in the KHSAA Region 7 archery tournament, but two Royals — sophomore Bryce Pollitt and eighth grader Dillon Mitchell — qualified for the state tournament by finishing second and third respectively.
Pollitt shot a 291, just a point behind region champion Gannon Crump of Harrison County. Pollitt had 22 Tens.
Mitchell shot a 290 with 21 Tens.
The Royals finished with a team score of 1885. Harrison County won the region with a team score of 1983. Fleming County was the runner-up at 1905.
Mason County sophomore Bryce Pollitt took first place in the male bullseye high school division at the Kentucky NASP State Tournament at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville on Saturday.
Pollitt shot 295 with 25 Tens.
Mason County seventh grader Cady Salazar finished third in the girls' middle school 3D division. She shot 286 with 18 Tens.
It's the first time in program history that Mason County archers have won individual awards at the state NASP Tournament.
Mason County High School was 28th out of 55 teams in the IBO/3d Challenge and 70th out of 149 teams in the Land-Based Tournament.
The high school teams will advance to the national tournament in May.
Mason County sophomore Bryce Pollitt was the top individual archer at the Mason County NASP®/IBO 3D Winterfest Challenge on Saturday.
Pollitt had a score of 284 with 16 Tens and edged Fleming County sophomore Logan Darnell by one point. Darnell had 17 Tens.
Pendleton County won the team title with a score of 1,588. Mason County finished fourth with a team score of 1,527.
The Royals will compete in the Bourbon Co. Bullseye and 3D Tournament this Saturday.
The Mason County archery team took second place in the Mason County Fall Shoot at The Fieldhouse on Saturday.
The Royals had a team score of 3214. Harrison County won the tournament with a team score of 3298.
Mason County sophomore Bryce Pollitt took first place with a score of 292. He had 22 Tens. Mason County sophomore Colton Kinnney finished third with a score of 288. He had 18 Tens.
The Royals will be back in action on December 3 at Pendleton County.
The Mason County archery team closed out the season by finishing 23rd out of 128 teams in the 2022 NASP Eastern National IBO 3D Challenge in Louisville.
Jacob Brown led the Royals with a score of 287. Brown was 32nd out of 940 high school boys. He had 20 Tens.
Mason County finished 109th out of 215 teams in the NASP Eastern Nationals (Bull's eye) also held in Louisville.
Bryce Pollitt was Mason County's top archer with a score of 293. Pollitt was 24th out of 2,138 high school boys. He had 23 Tens.
