Girls golf team places fourth at regionals

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Mackenzie Eckman, social media/a&e editor
October 13, 2011

The girls golf team competed in regionals at the Overland Park Golf Course on Monday, Oct. 10.

The Jaguars placed fourth, with an oveall team score of 429.

Sophomore Bailee Flaming shot 102, earning tenth place overall. Junior Hanna Torline shot 105, junior Hadley Tharp shot 109, freshman Holly Webb shot 113 and junior Ellen Bodine shot 125.

 Flaming, Torline and Tharp will be competing at state on Monday, Oct. 17. The tournament will be held in Hays, Kan.

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