The competitors had one minute to see how many baskets they could make from seven different points on the basketball court.
The top place finisher was presented with a trophy. Second through fourth place winners were given medals. The top two finishers will advance to the region competition on Jan. 10 in Paynesville.
The top four place finishers and their scores are:
Fourth grade: Boys—Ross Barten, 29; James Paul, 23; Ryan Hess, 22; and John Hemingson, 18. Girls—Brook Schmitz, 20; Alison Klenke, 15; Cassandra Lounsbury, 14; Jessica Kotten, 13.
Fifth grade: Boys— Mitchell Mackedanz, 43; Chris Beier, 26; Jonathan Younkin, 15; Mitchell Callenius, 12. Girls—Kim Hess, 31; Valerie Callenius, 19; Brittany Lieser, 18; and Kayla Mackedanz, 17.
Sixth grade: Boys—Ross Jaeger, 42; Tyler Kochmann, 31; Jordan Haag, 24; Andrew Ainsley, 20. Girls—Jessica Paul, 23.
Seventh grade: Boys—Josh Teicher, 39; Todd Stelling, 31; Eric Miller, 26. Girls—Jenny Berg, 27; Kayla Hemingson, 23.
Eighth grade: Boys—Wes Lieser, 45; Ryan Whitcomb, 37; Jon Schefers, 30. Girls—Stacy Lieser, 52; Jenny Hess, 32; Sara Lieser, 25; Heidi Jansen, 21.
Ninth grade: Boys—Brian Stelling, 45. Girls— Mellody Veldkamp, 28.