Girls Golf Stories

2A STATE: Knights keep score in triple digits to claim title

LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Posted: Oct. 11, 2011 | 9:16 p.m.
Updated: Oct. 11, 2011 | 9:35 p.m.

Round Mountain’s girls golf team was the only squad to break 1,000, shooting 955 to claim the Class 2A state golf title at Ruby View Golf Course in Elko.

The Knights shot 483 on Tuesday to win the two-day event. Tayler Sander was Round Mountain’s top individual, shooting 72-over-par 216 to place sixth.

Incline’s Grace Dolan won the individual title. She was the only golfer in the tournament to break 100 both days, finishing at 193.

Battle Mountain’s Bria Jones was second at 196.

Mountain View’s Rachel Horita carded 211 to place fifth.
 

Class 2A State Meet
At Ruby View, Elko (par 72)
Final Team Scores
Round Mountain     472-483–955
Battle Mountain    516-498–1014
Wells                    523-506–1029
Yerington              568-532–1100
White Pine            570-557–1127
North Tahoe          583-555–1138
West Wendover    626-638–1264

Top 5 Individuals
Grace Dolan, Incline                    94-99–193
Bria Jones, Battle Mountain       100-96–196
Margaret Wright, Wells             106-103–209
Selina Johnny, Wells                   113-98–211
Rachel Horita, Mountain View  102-109–211
 

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