Virgin Valley's Lewis on track for 3A repeat
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Posted: Oct. 18, 2011 | 9:25 p.m.
Virgin Valley’s Randi Lewis is halfway to repeating as a Class 3A state girls golf champion.
Lewis, who won the title while playing for Boulder City last season, carded a 5-over-par 77 in the opening round of the state tournament at CasaBlanca Golf Club in Mesquite.
The Bulldog junior has a four-stroke lead over South Tahoe’s Morgan Murphy and a five-shot advantage over Boulder City’s Jordan Syler entering Wednesday’s final round at Falcon Ridge Golf Course in Mesquite.
Elko leads the team competition with a score of 363. Lowry is second at 377, followed by Virgin Valley at 385 and Spring Creek at 446.
Class 3A State Tournament
At CasaBlanca, Mesquite (par 72)
Tuesday’s First Round Results
Team Scores
At CasaBlanca, Mesquite (par 72)
Tuesday’s First Round Results
Team Scores
Elko 363
Lowry 377
Virgin Valley 385
Spring Creek 446
Lowry 377
Virgin Valley 385
Spring Creek 446
Top 15 Individuals
Randi Lewis, Virgin Valley 77
Morgan Murphy, South Tahoe 81
Jordan Syler, Boulder City 82
Cortney Kieser, Lowry 83
Kaily Beatty, Elko 86
Cristina Salinas, Elko 90
Aspen Hebdon, Spring Creek 93
Megan Hill, Churchill County 93
Kourtney Powers, Elko 93
Nicole Strickland, Elko 94
Makayla Johnson, Elko 95
Casey Kieser, Lowry 95
Tara Hansen, Virgin Valley 97
Alyssa Dendary, Lowry 98
Julia Dufurrena, Lowry 101
Morgan Murphy, South Tahoe 81
Jordan Syler, Boulder City 82
Cortney Kieser, Lowry 83
Kaily Beatty, Elko 86
Cristina Salinas, Elko 90
Aspen Hebdon, Spring Creek 93
Megan Hill, Churchill County 93
Kourtney Powers, Elko 93
Nicole Strickland, Elko 94
Makayla Johnson, Elko 95
Casey Kieser, Lowry 95
Tara Hansen, Virgin Valley 97
Alyssa Dendary, Lowry 98
Julia Dufurrena, Lowry 101
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