Elk Mound Archery Club holds Ice Cream Banquet
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2021 ELK MOUND Archery letter winners are from left to right: Bella Saxton-Jenson, Mitchell Ruppelt, Bodie Folczyk, Kayla Brantner, Ty Meyer, Janelle Jensen and Marcus Barum. Missing are Vincent Biegel, Chance Peters, Julie and Kelie Gonzalez-Rosado, Kayden Gawlitta, and Carley Gehrke. —photo submitted
Elk Mound Archery Club held their “Ice Cream Banquet” for 2020 and 2021 on June 17th. It was a crazy two years with COVID cancelling some tournaments and others being held virtually including the NASP State and National Tournaments.
In spite of all that, Elk Mound made a good showing statewide. The High School team (27 members) ranked 7th in the state and the Middle School (17 members) ranked 15th in the state.
Four High School archers ranked in the top 15 archers in the state. Vincent Biegel was in a 3-way tie for average scorer in the state and a 2-way tie for 1st place, max scorer. Mitchell Ruppelt was in a 3-way tie for 4th place for average scorer and in 3rd place for max scorer. Kayla Brantner was in a 3-way tie for 4th place, Carley Gehrke in a 4-way tie for 13th place; and Middle School Archer, Mallory Wisemiller in a 2-way tie for 7th place, max scorer.

WINNING the Elk Mound High School Most Improved Archery Awards was Kimberly Balts. Missing was Quintin Erdman. —photo submitted
Letter winners are determined by attendance at practices, points earned in tournaments, and scores individually and as a team.
2020 letter winners were: Melanie Balts, Marcus Barum, Vincent Biegel, Kayla Brantner, Carley Gehrke, Shylee Geske, Christian Hintzman, Chance Peters, and Mitchell Ruppelt.
2021 letter winners were: Vincent Biegel, Kayla Brantner, Bodie Folczyk, Kayden Gawlitta, Carley Gehrke, Janelle Jensen, Bella Saxton-Jenson, Ty Meyer, Chance Peters, Julie Gonzalez-Rosado, Kelie Gonzalez-Rosado, and Mitchell Ruppelt.
Most Improved Archers for Middle School were: Autumn Sarbeck with an improvement of 96 points and Londyn Jenson with an improvement of 94 points. Most Improved Archers for High School were: Kim Balts with an improvement of 44 points and Quintin Erdman with an improvement of 46 points.
Head Coach, Wendy Erdman made special recognition of 3 senior high archers who took the time to help a huge number of new middle school archers – Quintin Erdman, Janelle Jensen, and Mitchell Ruppelt. A thank you was extended to her assistant coaches, Dan Christianson, Vince Hall, and Shawn Jensen.
Plans are being considered for an Elk Mound Tournament in 2022. On to next year!

MIDDLE SCHOOL Most Improved went to Londyn Jenson (left) and Autumn Sarbeck. —photo submitted

