Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Title: National Archery Wrap-up

Now, the 2025-2026 archery season has come to a close as the team shot at the National Archery for the Schools Program national tournament. With the team meeting up at the school at 5:00 AM, they set off on a drive to Louisville at the Kentucky Exposition Center to shoot. 

First, the middle school team shot their flight at the bullseye tournament, and then the high school team shot at their 3D tournament. Next, the team headed outside to get some pizza to recharge themselves and spent some time shopping around at the various booths set up at the center. Lastly, the high school team shot a bullseye for the final tournament.

For final rankings: the high school team placed 109th out of 262 teams in bullseye and 51st out of 225 teams in 3D. Congratulations to the archery team, and thank you for another incredible season!

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Last weekend, on Saturday, May 2, Boyle County competed in its final regular-season tournament of the year. Although the tournament was small, our archers still performed their best, just as they always do. The high school team finished in 1st place at the 3D tournament.

For the high school boys, Jackson Caudill placed 2nd, Logan Flaugh placed 3rd, Milo Wetmore finished 4th, Logan Clark placed 6th, Caleb Plott finished 7th, Grayson Clark placed 8th, Luka Rankin placed 9th, and Daniel Anderson rounded out the top 10 with a 10th-place finish.

For the high school girls, Alia Lamar finished 1st, Mady Harris placed 2nd, Lily Flaugh took 3rd, Allison Goldie finished 4th, Gwen Hernandez placed 5th, Taylor Simpson finished 6th, Jersey Chenault took 7th, Rylee Mullins placed 8th, Izzy Devine finished 9th, and Baylee Henry rounded out the top 10 in 10th place.

After a long season, archery is finally coming to a close this Saturday, May 9, when the team travels to the Exposition Center in Louisville for the NASP National Tournament. Be sure to wish our archers good luck as they look to finish the 2025–26 season strong!

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Last weekend, the archery team traveled to Franklin County High School to compete in a bullseye tournament, earning an impressive second-place finish. Despite the long trip and tight shooting conditions, the team stayed focused and performed at a high level.

Individually, several archers stood out. In the high school boys division, Logan Flaugh placed 1st, while Logan Clark secured 9th. On the girls side, Taylor Simpson earned 2nd place, and Mady Harris followed closely with a 3rd-place finish.

As the season begins to wind down, the team continues to push through the challenges of a long and demanding schedule, showing determination and resilience. With only two tournaments remaining, Boyle will host its final home tournament on May 2 before heading to NASP Nationals the following weekend. The archery banquet will also take place this Sunday, May 3.

Be sure to wish our archers good luck as they aim to finish the 2025–26 season strong!

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Yesterday, on April 21st, selected members of the girls’ archery team traveled to the Central Bank Center in Lexington to compete in the KHSAA State Tournament. While it was a long and hard battle, the girls gave it their best effort, and Boyle County is proud of their performance. The girls’ team finished 12th out of 22 teams from across the state.

In the top 100 individually, Bryleigh Rankin placed 29th, Gwen Hernandez placed 44th, and Izzy Devine placed 62nd.

With the KHSAA State now complete for Boyle County, the archery team will continue competing for a few more weeks, leading up to the grand finale at the National Tournament in May. For now, the team will compete in a Bullseye Tournament this Saturday, the 25th, at Franklin County High School. Let’s finish the archery season strong! 

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Last Saturday, on April 18th, our Boyle County archery team came back from their break and came back with a strong win at Shannon Johnson Elementary School. After a long drive to and from, the archery team placed second at the 3D tournament and had a great time doing so.

For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st, Milo Wetmore got 5th, Jackson Caudill got 6th, and Luka Rankin got 9th.

For high school girls: Taylor Simpon got 1st, Jolie Cochran got 3rd, Olivia Newsome got 6th, Jersey Chenault got 7th, Allison Goldie got 8th, and Izzy Devine got 10th.

Our archers are truly amazing as they continue to win their way through this season. Up next, on April 21st, the girls are going to KHSAA State at the Central Bank Center in Lexington. Make sure to tell our girls good luck!

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Last weekend, on March 21st, Boyle County High School hosted the KHSAA Regional Tournament for the 2025–26 season. Our team performed really well and gave it their all, even after such a long season. The hard work paid off, as our archers continued to succeed and bring home strong finishes.

For boys in grades 7–12, Logan Flaugh placed 3rd.

For girls in grades 7–12, Bryleigh Rankin placed 2nd, Alia Lamar finished 5th, Mady Harris took 7th, and Allison Goldie placed 10th.

The archery team will take a short break from competitions for a week or two, but they’ll continue practicing as they prepare for bigger tournaments ahead.

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

On Friday the 13th, the archery team traveled to the Louisville Expo Center to compete in the NASP State Competition. After weeks of practice and preparation, the high school team turned in a solid performance in both the 3D and bullseye tournaments.

In the bullseye, the team placed 22nd out of 148 teams, competing against some of the top programs in the state. Logan Flaugh finished 29th in the high school boys division, while Taylor Simpson placed 22nd in high school girls, both putting up strong individual performances.

In the 3D competition, the team placed 14th out of 74 teams. For the boys, Logan Flaugh finished 54th, Grayson Clark placed 70th, Milo Wetmore finished 84th, and Jackson Caudill placed 96th. On the girls’ side, Allison Goldie finished 59th, and Mady Harris placed 67th. Each archer contributed to the team’s overall performance and showed consistency throughout the event.

Overall, the team continues to show progress as the season goes on. With state competition behind them, the focus now shifts to KHSAA Regionals, which will be hosted at Boyle County High School on Saturday, March 21st. The team will look to build off this performance and keep improving heading into the next stage of the season.

Written by Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Last Saturday, we had an amazing archery tournament along with senior night at our final home match of the season. It was a special event as we celebrated our senior archers and wished them the best of luck in their future plans. To make the night even better, Boyle County also placed first in the tournament!

For the high school boys, Logan Flaugh earned 1st place, Milo Wetmore placed 4th, Logan Clark finished 6th, Grayson Clark took 9th, and Jackson Caudill came in 10th.

For the high school girls, Gwen Hernandez placed 1st, Alia Lamar earned 5th, Baylee Henry finished 7th, and Allison Goldie placed 10th.

The season isn’t over yet, though. Archery is continuing on to State and KHSAA competitions, and we’re excited to see how everyone performs. More details about the upcoming schedule will be shared soon!

By: Shelby Frondal-Coffman

And yet another successful tournament in the bag for the archery team this season. Last Saturday, on February 7th, the team headed over to Glenn Marshall Elementary School and shot 3D, leaving there with an impressive 2nd place!

Several high school boys placed well in their competition. Logan Flaugh led the way with 3rd, followed by Jackson Caudil, who got 4th, Caleb Plott, earning 7th, and Milo Wetmore finished 10th. For high school girls, they finished with Mady Harris, who got 9th, and Alia Lamar in 10th.

Here at Boyle County, we know that our team will continue to have an amazing season as they shoot straight and true at their next bullseye tournament at Woodford this Saturday. Congratulations and good luck to our archers!

By: Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Another state qualifier is officially in the books, bringing our team one step closer to the 2026 State Competition next month. Last weekend, our archers traveled to Shannon Johnson Elementary to compete in a bullseye state qualifier, where they earned an impressive second-place finish. The team continues to prove that their hard work and focus are paying off as the season moves forward.

For the high school boys, Logan Flaugh led the way with a 1st-place finish, while Logan Clark secured 5th place, adding more points to the team’s strong overall performance.

On the girls’ side, Jolie Cochran placed 7th, contributing to another solid showing for Boyle County.

Looking ahead, the team will compete again on February 28th at Boyle County High School. However, this isn’t just any tournament — it’s Senior Night. Be sure to come out and support our senior archers as we celebrate their dedication and wish them the best in their future endeavors.

By: Shelby Frondal-Coffman

On Valentine's Day, the archery team had a tournament at Woodford County and got 2nd place once again! It seems that with the power of doughnuts in the morning and some time with friends, the archers shot straight and true on the holiday. With archery going as well as this, we can hope for an amazing score at state later on this season.

Logan Flaugh got 1st, Logan Clark got 2nd, Milo Wetmore got 4th, and Jackson Caudill got 7th for the high school boys.

Jolie Cochran got 9th for the high school girls.

Next up, the team will be going to Foley County for another bullseye tournament on the 21th with senior night coming up soon at the end of the month. Boyle County can’t wait for another victory from our incredible archers for this season!

By: Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Last weekend, on the 17th, our archery team hosted its biggest tournament yet by running three gyms at the same time. The 3D shoot took place at Boyle Middle School, while the Bullseye tournaments were held at Boyle County High School and Woodlawn Elementary. Hosting three locations at once was a huge accomplishment and showed how much the archery program has grown.

At the 3D tournament, the Boyle County High School team finished in 1st place overall. Several archers placed individually as well. For high school girls, Izzy Devine placed 4th and Allison Goldie placed 7th. For high school boys, Logan Flaugh earned 2nd place, Logan Clark finished 4th, and Jackson Caudill placed 7th.

During the Bullseye tournaments, the high school team placed 6th overall. Allison Goldie placed 10th for the high school girls, and Logan Flaugh had an outstanding performance, earning 1st place for the high school boys.

Overall, it was a very successful weekend for our archery team, and the hard work and dedication of the archers really showed. We are looking forward to another strong performance when the team competes at the Lexington Christian Academy tournament on January 31st.

By: Shelby Frondal-Coffman

Another day, another incredible archery tournament! The archery team kicked off the new year in the best way possible as they absolutely knocked it out of the park. Last Saturday, January 10th, Boyle County traveled to Lincoln County High School and showed up ready to win. With good food, good friends, and good music keeping spirits high, the archers stayed focused and confident, shooting some of their best scores yet. Their hard work paid off as the high school team brought home 1st place overall.

The individual performances were just as impressive. For the high school boys, Logan Flaugh dominated the competition and earned 1st place, Logan Clark followed closely behind with 2nd place, and Milo Wetmore finished strong in 7th place. On the girls’ side, Jolie Cochran shot an amazing round and took 2nd place, while Izzy Devine secured 4th place with a great performance of her own. Every archer played a part in making this win possible, and it really showed how much effort the team has been putting in at practice.

This tournament was the perfect way to start the year and set the tone for the rest of the season. The team’s energy, teamwork, and dedication made the whole day unforgettable. Now, we’re already looking ahead to our next tournament, which will be at home this weekend on the 17th. With the momentum we have right now, we’re excited to see what the team can accomplish next. Go Rebels!

Last Saturday, our amazing archery team took a drive over to Franklin County to shoot at the Capital Flyers tournament. Right now, this was the final tournament before our archers go on to shoot at nationals!

The Boyle County High School team got 2nd in the 3D tournament. For high school girls: Alia Lamar got 6th and Shelby Frondal got 9th. For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st, Milo Wetmore got 7th, and Jackson Caudill got 9th.

The Boyle County High School team got 4th in the Bullseye tournament. For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st and Milo Wetmore got 6th.

We at Boyle County High School are so excited for the archery team to move on to nationals and shoot their very best next month!

While the archery team is still waiting to move on to nationals, they are still keeping busy with plenty of practice and tournaments to build up until then. Last Saturday, the archery team went and visited the Farristown Flyers to compete in a tournament. Sophomore Mady Harris at the tournament stated that the archery team was “...ready to shoot right here, right now…” at the tournament, showing the team's determination to do their best at every tournament they attend.

The high school team got 3rd in the tournament. For high school girls: Mady Harris got 1st. For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st, and Milo Wetmore got 10th.

We are so proud of our archers, and we wish them luck in their continuing season as they go on and shoot at Franklin County High School this Saturday!

The Boyle County girls KHSAA archery team, and a solo boy archer, completed the KHSAA State Championship. The team had a great time and had plenty of fun during the competition. It was a rather long and tiring ride up to the Central Bank Center up in Lexington, since the team had to get up at the crack of dawn. After some donuts on the bus and some time with friends, they were ready to give it their all at the tournament!

The girls KHSAA team managed to achieve 8th place at the tournament, while Logan Flaugh, a single archer, managed to get in a four-way tie for 2nd place in KHSAA boys.

We could not be prouder of the hard work of our archery team, and we wish them all the best for a strong finish as the archery season continues!

Last Saturday, our KHSAA boys and girls archery teams went to Pulaski County to shoot at the KHSAA tournament. We are proud to see how amazing our archers did during this tournament, and we can’t wait to see how the rest of the team does at Nationals, that will be coming in the near future!

The boys' team placed 3rd but will not be moving on. The girls' team placed 2nd and will move on to the next KHSAA tournament. Logan Flaugh took 4th place in high school boys so he will be moving on as an individual. Bryleigh Rankin placed 2nd as the overall female in KHSAA.

For KHSAA boys: Logan Flaugh tied for 3rd. For KHSAA girls: Bryleigh Rankin got 2nd, Alia Lamar got 5th, Mady Harris got 7th, and Allison Goldie got 10th.

We could not be prouder of our archery team because of how incredible they did at the Kentucky NASP State Tournament last weekend. It was a very long day for the team since they left school on Friday a little after 10:00 AM and did not get back home until almost 10:00 PM that night. In the end, they had a great time and made some new memories while doing so.

The high school team got 20th in 3D and 56th in bullseye out of 142 teams! For high school girls in 3D: Mady Harris got 77th and Kenli Scrogham got 94th. For high school boys in 3D: Logan Flaugh got 1st and Milo Wetmore got 29th. For high school boys at bullseye: Milo Wetmore got 46th and Logan Flaugh got 55th.

While we are unsure if our team will make it to nationals yet, we still have high hopes for the future. Next up, we have the boys and girls KHSAA Regionals this weekend on Saturday, March 22nd at Pulaski County High School.

Our incredible archers had another great shoot last weekend. They shot at Nelson County High School and made 4th place. We could not be prouder of our archers as they continue to give us another wonderful season.

For high school girls: Maddy Harris got 1st and Alia Lamar got 9th.

Next week, we will be having the archery team’s senior night at Boyle County High School on March 8th at 4:00 PM. After senior night, our archers will be going to state the following week. We can not wait for our archers to do their very best at their next tournament!

We had yet another strong archery tournament last weekend. The tournament was hosted at Boyle County Middle School. The Rebels got second place and had a great time while doing so. 

For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st, Milo Wetmore got 4th, Tyler Weiant got 5th, and Caleb Plott got 6th. For high school girls: Kenli Scrogham got 3rd, Maddy Harris got 5th, Izzy Devine got 6th, Alia Lamar got 7th, Gwen Hernandez got 8th, and Anne Osterloh got 10th.

We couldn't be more proud of our archers as they continue to shoot straight and true at every tournament they face. This Saturday, March 1st, our archers will compete at the Nelson County Classic Tournament at Nelson County High School. We can be sure that they will do their very best once again and keep practicing since the state tournament is fast approaching as well. 

Last weekend, our archers shot at Woodford County High School for another amazing tournament. They had a great time, had some food, had some drinks, and definitely had some fun! While the weather was not the best due to the dark and dreary rainy day, that did not stop our archers from shooting their very best!

Our high school team got 3rd in the tournament. For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st, Milo Wetmore got 3rd, and Mason Lee got 8th. For high school girls: Alia Lamar got 9th. The next tournament that our rebel archers will be at is a Boyle-hosted tournament at the middle school this Saturday.

It was another great tournament last weekend. Our archers shot a 3D tournament and dominated the competition by winning 1st place.

For high school girls: Kenli Scrogham got 4th, Arielle Plott got 6th, Alia Lamar got 7th, and Izzy Devine got 9th.

For high school boys: Logan Flaugh got 1st, Milo Wetmore got 2nd, Tyler Weiant got 3rd, Caleb Plott got 4th, Mason Lee got 5th, Jackson Caudill got 6th, Jackson Mertz got 7th, and Braxton Ramey got 9th.

We are so proud of our archers and we know they will continue to make us proud! On Saturday, the 15th, the team will be shooting at Woodford County Bullseye Tournament at Woodford County High School.

Our archers had yet another good shoot last weekend. The team set out for a great tournament at the Lincoln Patriot State Qualifier. 

Our high school team got second place out of seven teams last Saturday. Top scores for high school girls: Maddy Harris placed fifth, and Arielle Plott placed tenth. While for top scores for high school boys: Milo Wetmore placed ninth.

The archers had a great time at the tournament, especially when the music started playing. If there is anything archers love, it is some good music between rounds. Luckily for us, Lincoln County provided them with some good tunes to keep the good times rolling. Maddy Harris, a sophomore archer, says that the tournament “T’ was vibratory,” many other archers could agree with this statement. A handful of tournaments can be very competitive and stressful, so having a more relaxed atmosphere does better for more archers and lessens the tension.

The next tournament that the team will be shooting at is the Boyle County 3D Tournament this Saturday at the high school. It can be guaranteed that the archers will shoot their best once again.

Our archery team had an amazing time last weekend. While it was two long days to work the tournaments, they still had a great experience. Our archers had a 3D tournament at the middle school and a bullseye tournament at the high school. The high school team was ranked 1st in 3D and 2nd in bullseye. 

We also have some special shoutouts for archers who truly shot their best. At the bullseye tournament, Anne Osterloh was ranked 3rd and Izzy Devine was ranked 7th out of the high school girls. Logan Flaugh was ranked 6th and Milo Wetmore was ranked 10th out of high school boys. For the 3D tournament, Logan Flaugh was ranked 1st, Milo Wetmore was ranked 2nd, Tyler Weiant was ranked 8th, and Jackson Mertz was ranked 9th for high school boys. Izzy Devine was ranked 5th, Anne Osterloh was ranked 8th, and Mackenize Kendrick was ranked 9th for high school girls.

We could not be prouder of our incredible archers this weekend. Our next tournament will be this Saturday at Lincon County High School!

On Saturday, the eighteenth, the Boyle County archers shot at Mercer County Elementary for a 3D tournament. It was a cold morning, but that did not stop the archers from giving it their all!

Our incredible archers shot straight and true when they came to the 3D shoot. Arielle Plott, a senior archer, says “The tournament was very relaxed and everyone had fun and made the best of it.”

The high school team claimed the third-place title at the tournament, and Tyler Weiant placed fifth among the high school guys. We are so proud of our archers and hope to continue this great start to our archery season at our home tournaments this weekend.