Mohr Siblings Excelled at Illinois 4-H Archery Event
Three siblings from Henderson County secured top rankings at the state competition held on September 19, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Equestrian
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Isaac, Ethan, and Audrey Mohr earned top placements at the State 4-H Archery Competition held in Pekin on September 19, 2026. The siblings competed across senior and junior divisions, with two brothers qualifying for national competition.
Why it matters
High performance at state-level 4-H events serves as the primary gateway for archers to advance to national competitions. This success reflects the rigorous preparation required for the multi-stage field and 3-D target rounds.
Isaac Mohr secured first place in the senior compound bow division with a score of 845, while Ethan Mohr took second with 815 points. Audrey Mohr earned second place in the junior division with a total of 835 points.
The players
Isaac Mohr
He is a competitive archer from Henderson County who placed first in the senior compound bow division.
Ethan Mohr
He is a competitive archer from Henderson County who placed second in the senior compound bow division.
Audrey Mohr
She is a competitive archer from Henderson County who placed second in the junior division.
The details
The competition challenged archers through a 504 round, a 3-D round, and a final field round to determine the winners. Isaac and Ethan Mohr have now earned eligibility to represent the state at the national level.
Timeline
September 19, 2026: The State 4-H Archery Competition took place in Pekin, Illinois.
June 2027: The National Archery Competition is scheduled to occur in Grand Island, Nebraska.
Season Trajectory
The siblings' advancement follows the performance-based qualification standards set by the National 4-H Shooting Sports program. This trajectory positions the archers to move from regional state rounds to the upcoming national championship in Grand Island.
Isaac and Ethan Mohr have secured eligibility for the National Archery Competition based on their senior compound bow rankings. Their performance scores of 845 and 815, respectively, serve as the benchmarks for their advancement to the national stage.
The takeaway
Consistent practice across diverse formats like 3-D and field rounds remains the most reliable path for youth archers seeking national recognition. Athletes aiming for the 2027 national stage should continue focusing on high-precision accuracy to maintain their qualification status.
What happens next
Isaac and Ethan Mohr are expected to receive formal invitations to the National Archery Competition, which is scheduled to take place in Grand Island, Nebraska, in June 2027.
Further reading
Learn more about local competitive developments in the Equestrian section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Daily Gate City.
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