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Paynesville Press - May 1, 2002
Dogs brave wind, cold to take second |
In breezy, cold weather that shot most scores into the 50s, the PAHS girls' golf team took second place at a conference meet at Albany on Thursday. The Bulldogs totaled 208, trailing only Albany (191) and edging Litchfield (209). The Bulldogs had finished fourth in the three previous West Central Conference North meets this spring. Sophomore Heather Fuchs and senior Sally Heitke led the Dogs with rounds of 51, tying for sixth individually. Sophomore Amanda Glenz and eighth grader Amber Jensen added rounds of 53. The Bulldogs relied on their depth to earn six team points (for second place) in the overall conference team standings. The Dogs, with 18 team points, still trail Albany (26), Litchfield (23), and Sauk Centre (21). Sauk Centre senior Jackie Beste, the defending Class A state champ, was the medalist at the meet with a 42. Only five of the 43 golfers shot rounds in the 40s at the meet, including three from Albany. This week, the girls' team golfed at LPGE on Tuesday. They will host a conference meet at Koronis Hills in Paynesville on Friday, starting at 4:30 p.m. On Saturday, they will host a three-team meet with Sauk Centre and St. Cloud Cathedral, also at Koronis Hills, starting at 8:30 a.m.
at Albany
Individual Results
Sauk Centre Meet Heitke shot 49 and tied for seventh individually to lead the Dogs. Sophomore Jena Spaulding shot 51, Glenz shot 53, and Fuchs shot 56 for Paynesville's four-person score. The Dogs totaled 209, trailing Albany, Litchfield, and Sauk Centre, who all scored in the 190s. Beste led the home team and claimed medalist honors again with a round of 40 in windy conditions.
at Sauk Centre
Individual Results
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