@ Weyauwega-Fremont – Fox Fire Golf Course
The Menominee Nation/Gresham Co-Op finished in 2nd place at Fox Fire Golf Course in Waupaca on Tuesday. The co-op squad was led by junior Elliott Penass, who fired an impressive 80 to tie for the top individual score of the meet. Junior Gabe Boivin provided excellent support with an 84, keeping the team firmly in contention throughout the round. Sophomore Allex Mahl added a 94, while senior Anikohsaeh Corn shot a 99. Rounding out the scoring, Kenew Awonohopay carded a 102.
The Manawa Boys Golf team finished in 3rd place at Fox Fire in Waupaca on Tuesday. Senior Tate Drummond led the Wolves with a round of 84, placing him among the top performers in the meet.
Freshman Bryce Stern delivered a strong debut with an 88, while sophomore Easton Miller contributed a 101. Freshman Wes Klotzbuecher added a 105, and junior Josh Seeger rounded out the scoring with a 116.
TEAM SCORES:
AMHERST 339, MENOMINEE NATION/GRESHAM 357, MANAWA 378, WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT 380, MARION/TIGERTON 384, WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD 406, IOLA-SCANDINAVIA 433, NORTHLAND LUTHERAN 435, PACELLI 445, SHIOCTON 483, BONDUEL 510
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@ Green Bay East – Ledgeview Golf Course
Thunder Stay Hot In Bay Mini-Meets
Leading the way for Seymour was senior Vince Sigl, who delivered an outstanding round of 34 to earn medalist honors for the entire meet. Sigl’s performance set the tone early and gave Seymour a legitimate shot at the team title.
Fellow senior Henry Laurent backed him up with a strong 39, placing him among the top scorers in the field. Sophomore Teage Cornell added a solid 42, continuing to be a reliable contributor in the Thunder lineup.
Rounding out the scoring effort, senior Tristan Drath carded a 45, while junior Owen Sigl posted a 46.
TEAM SCORES:
WINNECONNE 157, SEYMOUR 160, XAVIER 161, FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN 165, NEW LONDON 169, SHAWANO 194, GREEN BAY EAST 197
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Neenah vs Hortonville Dual @ Grand View Golf Club
Hortonville Wins 2nd Dual In A Row
The Polar Bears were led by senior Carter Rohde, who earned medalist honors with an impressive round of 37. His performance set the pace and gave Hortonville an early edge in the dual meet.
Senior Dylan Wloszczynski followed with a solid 39, giving Hortonville two of the top scores on the day. Junior Connor Graf added a 42, while Noah Rindt contributed a 43 to round out the team scoring. Senior Wesley Barker posted a 45.
TEAM SCORES:
HORTONVILLE 161, NEENAH 169
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@ Marinette – Little River Golf Course
Irish Take 4th at Marinette
Junior Owen Berg led the way for Freedom with a round of 80, finishing among the top individual performers in the meet and setting the tone for the lineup.
He was backed by a tight cluster of teammates in the mid-to-high 80s. Junior Brady Thomas carded an 84, while Drew Decoster followed closely with an 85. Senior Mason Weyers added an 88, and Cal Calhoon rounded out the scoring with an 89.
TEAM SCORES:
LITTLE CHUTE 329, WAUPACA 335, MARINETTE 336, FREEDOM 337, DENMARK 338, OCONTO FALLS 349, WRIGHTSTOWN 350, LUXEMBURG-CASCO 352, CLINTONVILLE 398
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@ Saint Thomas Aquinas/Niagara – Oakcrest Golf Course
Northwoods Teams Place Well at Oakcrest
Coleman took the top spot in Tuesday’s M&O Conference Meet. Junior Hunter Seefeldt led the Cougars with a 42, placing him among the meet’s top individual scorers.
Right behind him, junior Landon Seefeldt carded a 43, while sophomore Reezen Owens added a 45 to strengthen the team total. Junior Matthew Fendrick contributed a 46, and Landon Risner rounded out the scoring with a 47.
Crivitz also posted a good finish at Oakcrest on Tuesday. Sophomore Griffen Christiansen earned medalist honors with a round of 40, setting the pace for the Wolverines.
Support came from sophomore Drake Hanson, who shot a 43, while Tyler Langer added a 50. Reid Olson followed with a 51, and Alex Logan posted a 55 to complete the team scoring.
TEAM SCORES:
COLEMAN 176, CRIVITZ 184, LENA 200, GILLETT 206, NIAGARA 251
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