The 7th Presleys Midwest Open was held at
Presleys Outdoors on December 7-8,
2013 . 191 archers from 14
different states, some as far away as Utah and North Carolina assembled to
compete in two separate divisions: The
Championship Division (for a total cash purse of $12,510), and the Trophy
Division.
In addition to the Money Prize and the1st Place
Mug, the top male and top female overall score also is awarded a custom Aurora bow case.
In addition to the Money Prize and the
For 2013, the Overall winners were:
Championship Division (Money):
Male: Scott Starnes (IN) Score of 688/690 took home a check
for $1,498.21 and the custom Aurora Bow case.
Female: Sarah Lance KY) Score of 655/690 took home a check
for $681.69 and the custom Aurora Bow case.
Trophy Division:
Male: Luke Mann,
shooting in the Cub Division (Aged 12 and under) shattered the tournament
record with an amazing score of 685/690 and took the Overall Male Championship in
the Trophy Division and the custom Aurora bow case.
Female: Yet another
surprise. Marcia Jones (IA), shooting in
the A-F-BH-FS Division shot a total score of 662/690 shattering her own record
by 27 points to take the Overall Female Championship in the Trophy Division and
the custom Aurora Bow case.
All of the Tournament Results and standings along with
Tournament Records and a Listing of the Sponsors can be found here.
Presleys-Doinker
Shootout:
In addition to the Midwest Open, another separate event was
held after the 2; 00PM shooting line was completed on Sunday. The event is sponsored
by Doinker Stabilizers and is called the “Presleys-Doinker Shootout.” The top 30 finishers in the Championship
(money) Division and the two top finishers (one male and one female) in the
Trophy Division qualified to compete in this non-seeded random draw, head to
head match competition. Each match
consisted of 3-arrows shot on the Vegas target from a distance of 20 yards (Cub
shot at 10 yards, maximum distance for that age group). Scoring was 11-points for the inner “X”, 10,
9, 8, 7, 6. The lowest scorer for each
match was eliminated and the winner advanced to the next round. In the event of a tie for a match, then each
shooter shot one arrow. The closest to
center was the winner; if both shooters shot an “inside-out” (not touching the
line) 11, then each shooter shot another arrow until the closest to center was
determined.
This “closest to center” determination came to play in the
Final Match between Darrin Christenberry (IN) and Bridger Deaton (IA) who each
won 4 matches to advance to the Finals.
Both shooters shot 32’s on their first three arrows (11-11-10 ).
Then, each shooter shot an “11’ on their first extra arrow, shot yet
another “11” on their second extra arrow, and finally, Bridger Deaton was the
winner by shooting an “11” on the third tie-breaker arrow to Darrin’s
“10”. Bridger won the match with a “65’
to Darrin’s “64.” Bridger won a check
for $500 and a Gift Certificate worth up to $600 for a custom set of Doinker
Stabilizers.
The complete bracket and match totals for each competing
archer can be found here.
In addition, there will be an article written by local
author Tom Dorigatti, published in the January-February, 2014 edition of US
& International Archer Magazine.
2014 Presleys Midwest Open:
Plans are underway for the 2014 Presleys Midwest Open. The
tentative dates for the 2014 Midwest Open are Saturday and Sunday, December 5
& 6, 2014. Details will be forthcoming in the near future.
Presleys Outdoors wishes to sincerely thank all the participants, the Tournament Committee who gave up their time to run the tournament, and all the sponsors who contributed money towards the Money Purse and also contributed Door Prizes for the Saturday evening Door Prizes drawings. Without the kindness and efforts of those people, vendors, and manufacturers, this tournament would not be possible.
Presleys Outdoors wishes to sincerely thank all the participants, the Tournament Committee who gave up their time to run the tournament, and all the sponsors who contributed money towards the Money Purse and also contributed Door Prizes for the Saturday evening Door Prizes drawings. Without the kindness and efforts of those people, vendors, and manufacturers, this tournament would not be possible.
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