Wagoner High School sophomore Colton Mullins has etched his name into Oklahoma’s archery history by achieving a perfect score of 300 at the Jenks Archery Tournament on February 8, 2025. This remarkable feat not only secured him the top spot among high school boys but also placed him first among 10th-grade boys and overall boys, out of 186 participants. (nasptournaments.org)
Mullins’ exceptional performance is part of a series of impressive scores throughout the 2024-2025 season. Earlier, he scored 298 at the OKNASP 2025 Grand State on February 21, 2025, ranking first among high school boys and 10th-grade boys. His consistent excellence is further demonstrated by his career average of 279.95 in the 10/15 Meter Range and 265.10 in the 3D Range. (nasptournaments.org)
The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) has been instrumental in fostering young talent like Mullins. With over 55,000 students across 650 schools in Oklahoma participating, the program emphasizes archery history, safety, techniques, equipment, mental concentration, and self-improvement. (wildlifedepartment.com)
Mullins’ achievements not only highlight his dedication and skill but also underscore the growing prominence of archery in Oklahoma’s youth sports landscape. His success serves as an inspiration to aspiring archers across the state, demonstrating that with commitment and hard work, excellence is within reach.
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