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Commission honors 12-year-old S3DA national archery champion from Duchesne County
Summary
The Duchesne County Commission recognized 12-year-old Kaisley as the 2025 S3DA outdoor national champion, heard a presentation on S3DA competition formats, and posed for photos with the athlete and family.
The Duchesne County Commission opened its Aug. 18 meeting by recognizing a local youth archery champion. A presenter (identified as Stephanie) introduced 12‑year‑old Kaisley as the 2025 Scholarship 3 Disciplines Association (S3DA) outdoor national champion and described the competition format and her path to the title.
Stephanie explained S3DA’s three disciplines (indoor, outdoor and 3‑D), Kaisley’s 40‑meter outdoor age bracket (12–15), and the long, multi‑day national event in Helena, Mont., that culminated in a one‑arrow shoot‑off for the title. The presenter recounted two early mishaps in qualifications that lowered Kaisley’s seed yet noted she prevailed through the bracket rounds and won the final shoot‑off. Commissioners and attendees congratulated the athlete and took photographs on the chamber floor.
The commission’s recognition was ceremonial; no formal action was required. The presentation highlighted youth sports opportunities in the county and the role of local coaching and community support.
