By paNOW Staff

Canada Cup archers battle the wind, locals placing well

May 20, 2018 | 5:47 PM

After Day 1 of the 2018 Canada Cup outdoor archery meet, Prince Albert’s Tristan Moran finished second in the junior/senior male compound event. His two-round score of 1,333 is 13 off the leader Austin Taylor, who had 1,346. Bowbender Regan Cannon scored 1,141 on the first day. 

Fellow Timberland Bowbender Ashlyn Scriven is in third in the junior/senior female compound event at 1,260. That’s just two points behind Dawn Groszko who’s in second. Bryanne Lameg leads the category at 1,274. Bowbender Lindsay Cannon is in sixth with a score of 1,179.

Here are the leaders of the other events.

Junior/Senior Female Recurve: Randi Haas, 936

Cadet/Master Female Compound: J’lynn Mitchell, 1,221

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Cadet/Master Female Recurve: Jessica Gegner, 954

Junior/Senior Male Recurve: Conner Sorley, 1,252

Elimination rounds begin on Monday.

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