Archers from around the state were right on target in Vicksburg Saturday.

The Vicksburg Bowhunters Association hosted the Archery Shooters Association state championship competition and 87 shooters competed in the event.

The shooters loosed arrows at 30 three-dimensional targets over a course in the woods, with archers divided into divisions. All archers had to earn a spot in a qualifying tournament at several sites throughout the state.

In the traditional division, Sam Sandifer won with a 276-point effort.

Parker Frew won the young adult division with a score of 235. The junior eagle division, for ages 6-8, was won by Easton Casano with a score of 225.

In the men’s open seed division, Bill Fulton beat Dustin Young by two points, 292 to 290, to earn top honors. Daniel Montgomery was third with a 286, and Ethan Massey was fourth with a 281.

In the women’s hunter division, Rhonda Waits shot a 279 for first, with Debbie Martin just four points behind in second with a 275.

In the hunter class, P.J. Waites shot a 304 for first, with Joey Ragan just two points off with a 302 in second.

In the women’s known distance class, Felicia Little shot a 196 to take top honors.

In the women’s open B division, Jamie Massey was first with a 251. Jolee Ming was second with a 241.

Wayne Brashier took the trophy in the super senior division with a score of 301.

Robert Beauchamp won top honors in the men’s senior division with a 292, while Leonard Cole was second with a 264.

In the bow novice division, Derrick Helmke was first with a 304, while Allan Eubanks was second with a 302.

In the unlimited division, Nick McArthur shot a 280 for first place.

Brandall Russell won the men’s known distance division with a 303.

Shane Thomas needed a tiebreaker to beat Jeff Waits to win the men’s open B division. Both finished with a score of 304. Shannon Harris was third with a 299.

In the men’s open A division, Lewis Henry won with a score of 290.

Hunter Landers scored a 264 to take first in the eagle division.

Dustin Carr scored a 303 to take the senior eagle division, while Colton Eubanks was second with a 293.