Erie Students Make 10,000+ Basketball Shots

Edited by Sarah Ford, Managing Editor

Congratulations to the Erie School District students who worked hard and met their goals after participating in the 10,000 Shot Club over the summer!

The purpose of the club is to motivate students to create good shooting skills and instill a good work ethic.

If a student shoots 100 basketball shots everyday between Memorial Day and Labor Day, they have shot 10,000 times. If they choose to do this every summer between their 3rd grade year up to the summer before their senior year, they will have attempted 100,000 shots, which is quite an accomplishment!

Congratulations to these students for their dedication and effort this year:

  • 10,000 Shots- Lilly Wolf
  • 20,000 Shots- Marli Dail, Madisyn Timmerman, Brynna Burns, Gretta Bradley, Silas Newman, and Gage Downs
  • 30,000 Shots- Hannah Downs and Charlotte Downs
  • 40,000 Shots- Blake Burns
  • 50,000 Shots- Brady Timmerman
  • 60,000 Shots- Brady Burns
  • 100,000 Shots- Kiera Ary

“We’re so proud of all these kids for completing their shots this summer! It takes a lot of dedication for the kids (and sometimes the parents, too),” said club coach Christina Burns. 

In celebration of their accomplishments, the kids and coaches enjoyed a night at Harvest Bakery & More in Erie.

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