MCPHERSON — In a quest to return to state once again, the Concordia High School boys golf team earned a third-place team finish at the 4A regional in McPherson, with the team punching its ticket for the fourth straight year.
Buhler was first as a team with a score of 321. Concordia tied for second with a score of 332. Aaron Hartman of Abilene was first individually with a tied score of 72.
Luke Donovan was the top Panther with a score of 78, finishing in fifth place.
Lennon Ninemire was eighth with a score of 84.
Peyton Retter tied for eighth with a score of 84, finishing in 10th.
Andrew Henderson was 16th with a score of 86.
Baylor Knox was 27th with a score of 96.
Coleman Plymesser was 44th with a score of 115.
“We got third on the fifth man tiebreaker score,” said head coach Gene Rundus. “But still, a fourth straight year of qualifying a team for state is pretty special. We have our work cut out for us to make a day two appearance at Sand Creek Station; however, I know we have a positive mindset coming out of here today.”
