Napoli, Italy – While representing the United States at the World University Championships, UC Archer Josh Isenhoff recorded a qualifying score of 699 to place 11^th in the men's compound event Tuesday afternoon.

Isenhoff started qualification by shooting a 350 during the first half of qualifying to be in sixth place overall.  The Gracey, KY native followed that up by shooting a 349 over the second half of qualifying to finish tied with Rajat Chauhan with 699 apiece.  Isenhoff hit 51 10's and 24 "X" during qualifying.

With the 11^th-seed, Isenhoff receives a first-round bye in the head-to-head competition and will face the winner of 43^rd-seed Ansar Yagudiyev of Kazakhstan and 22^nd-seed Hsiang-Hsuan Chen of Chinese Taipei in the 1/16 round. 

After qualifying as the top compound male archer, Isenhoff and teammate Dahlia Klimitchek are also seeded 12^th in the mixed team event and will face 21^st-seed Japan in the opening round. 

The duo of Isenhoff and Denver Gross of Union have qualified sixth in the men's compound team round after Gross finished 21^st with a qualifying score of 693.  They will       face 11^th-seed Anton Balaev and Asim Pavlov of Russia in the first round of the men's compound bracket.

Live results of the World University Championships archery competition can be found here, while complete coverage of the World University Championships can be found here.

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