HAYS — In the final meet of the regular season with a trip out to Western Kansas for the Thomas More Prep Invitational, the Concordia High School girls’ golf team had their best meet of the year with the individual title, team title, and five top 20 finishes.
Concordia took first place as a team with a score of 363, Mya Niehues took first place with a score of 77, her fourth first-place finish of the season.
Preslee Marsh was the next highest Panther, finishing in second place with a score of 90.
Maddie Bowers was fourth with a score of 93.
Anna Widen was 12th with a score of 103.
Abby Herman was 18th with a score of 112.
Bella Stuber was 21st with a score of 116.
Traveling out to northeast Kansas for the first-ever Nemaha Central Invitational, the Concordia girls’ golf team saw a top-three individual finish and a sixth-place team finish.
Addison Douglas of Wamego was first individually with a score of 66 and Wamego won the team title with a score of 311.
Mya Niehues was the top Panther with a second-place finish and a score of 77.
Preslee Marsh was 19th with a score of 95.
Maddie Bowers was 32nd with a score of 107.
Abby Hermna was 45th with a score of 119.
Bella Stuber was 48th with a score of 121.
While the Nemaha Central meet was going on, some JV players stepped up to participate in a varsity meet at Clay Center and claimed a top 20 individual finish.
Olivia Duever of Marysville was first by a tiebreaker, tying with Jiyeon Kim of Manhattan for the top spot with a score of 41. Manhattan won as a team with a score of 176; Wamego was second with a score of 178.
Elora Henderson was the top Panther with a score of 50, good for 18th place.
Zaely Garst was 38th with a score of 60.
Lindsey Berk was 39th with a score of 62.
Marlie Johnson was 40th with a score of 63.
Keylee Gennette was 45th with a score of 71.
Rylee Wogomon was 46th with a score of 72.
