Last Saturday (9/17) if you went about as far North as you can go in Lansing on Salmon Creek Road you'd find  bowhunters of all ages.  They were there for the Lansing Bowhunter's September 3D Shoot, one of five events the club holds each year for practice, recreation and to raise money for the club.

In a 3D shoot, archers follow a trail in the woods, marked with ribbons.  When they come to a target there are stakes in the ground at varying distances for different classes and age groups to shoot from.  The targets are three dimensional rubber animals, set in realistic poses in the woods.  Targets are made of high density rubber foam that is self healing so they can be used over and over.  Shooters get five points for hitting the animal, and rings on the target are worth eight and ten points.  The bullseye is worth 11 points.  Many of the targets are sponsored, with a wooden sign telling shooters who sponsored that particular station.

Lansing's Varsity Girls Swimming and Diving team maintained their lead this week, winning two meets against Waverly and Dryden. 

In Monday's (9/19) competition Lansing scored 99 to Waverly's 67.  Hannah Wingate, Becky Mapes, Nikki Dean and Caitlin Wright took first place in the 200 Medley Relay in 2:05.55.  In the 200 Free Claire Eckstrom took first in 2:09.02.  Hannah Wingate took first in the 200 IM in only 2:24.63.

Lansing 's Boys Varsity Soccer team continues to be undefeated as the soccer season procedes.  Currently they have seven wins, no losses and one tie.

The Lansing team pummelled Union Springs 6-0 in last week's September 14 game.  Ryan Tengi and Luccas Heffron each scored two goals, while Ryan Mallinson and Jason Weidman got one each.  Devin Grant-Keane had 4 assists.