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At Litchfield, the Dogs were paced by two top-five finishes. Senior Heather Fuchs shot 38 to place second overall, one shot behind the medalist from Litchfield. Senior Amanda Glenz was fourth individually with a round of 41.

Ninth grader Marissa Mackedanz shot her first varsity round in the 40s, posting a score of 48 to be the Dogs' third score. Senior Brittany Caldwell and sophomore Amber Jensen had rounds of 50 to complete Paynesville's team score of 177, their lowest of the spring.

"The girls played great on Friday," said coach Todd Knudsvig. "Heather shot a great round of 38. Marissa shot her first round in the 40s. The team had their best score of the year."

At Sauk Centre last week, Fuchs led the team again with an 18-hole round of 88, finishing third individually. The Dogs finished second in the nine-team meet, trailing Albany but beating conference rivals Sauk Centre, Cathedral, Melrose, and LPGE.

Jensen was second for the team at Sauk, shooting 99. Glenz had 104, and senior Jena Spaulding shot 107. This week, the Dogs played their final conference meet at Melrose on Monday. They will play in a nonconference meet at Annandale on Friday. Next week, the girls will play in the subsection meet at Becker on Tuesday, May 25.

Team Scores
at Litchfield on Friday, May 14 1. Litchfield Green 164
2. Paynesville 177
3. Benson 187
4. Willmar 190
5. Melrose 198
6. Dassel-Cokato 201
7. NL-S 206
8. Litchfield White 232

Individual Results
Paynesville - Heather Fuchs (2) 38; Amanda Glenz (4) 41; Marissa Macke-danz 48; Brittany Caldwell 50; Amber Jensen 50; Jena Spaulding 52.

Team Scores
at Sauk Centre on Tuesday, May 11 1. Albany 379
2. Paynesville 398
3. Sauk Centre 404
4. NL-S 406
5. St. Cloud Cathedral 410
6. Melrose 412
7. LPGE 430
8. Minnewaska 435
9. BBE 450

Individual Results
Paynesville - Fuchs (3) 88; Jensen 99; Glenz 104; Spaulding 107; Mackedanz 116.