2023 STATE 'A' GOLF RESULTS

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EASTERN 'A'

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BILLINGS INVITE RESULTS

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Polson golfers sweep Corvallis Invitational

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RESULTS

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GIRLS IND

BOYS IND

GIRLS TEAM

BOYS TEAM

Pos.	Team	Total To Par Gross	R1	R2	Total
	1	Laurel Boys Laurel	+21	301	296	597
	2	Whitefish Boys Whitefish	+30	297	309	606
	3	Polson Boys Polson	+41	306	311	617
	4	Park Boys Park	+59	316	319	635
	5	Hamilton Boys Hamilton	+79	325	330	655
	6	Billings Central Boys Billings Central	+81	343	314	657
	7	Fergus Boys Fergus	+135	348	363	711
	8	Corvallis Boys Corvallis	+137	363	350	713

Laurel's Carson Hackmann, Hannah Adams win tight competition at Eastern A Divisional golf

BILLINGS — Laurel’s Carson Hackmann and Billings Central’s Nick Pasquarello battled atop the boys leaderboard, with Hackmann winning medalist honors with a one-round 73 Thursday at the Eastern A divisional golf tournament at Lake Hills Golf Course.

Pasquarello came in second, one shot back with a two-over 74.

Laurel sisters Hannah Adams and Haylee Adams were also separated by one stroke in the girls competition. Hannah Adams won the individual crown after shooting a first-round 79. Haylee Adams came in second with an 80

The top five individuals on the boys side was rounded out by Central’s Malachi Stewart (79), Lewistown’s Jake Henderson (80) and Miles City’s Ryder Lee (81). Karsyn Swigart of Miles City and Breana Jensen of Laurel tied for third in the girls tourney, each with a one-round 85. Alivia Webinger of Laurel also placed in the top five with a 90.

The top four teams, consisting of five golfers each, earned automatic berths to the state tournament, which will be held Oct. 1-2 at the Butte Country Club.

Billings Central’s boys and Laurel’s girls took home championships. The Rams, who shot a combined 319, prevailed by five strokes over second-place Laurel in the boys standings, while Laurel won comfortably in the girls standings with a one-round total of 334, 61 shots ahead of second-place Sidney.

Havre (359) and Livingston (360) also placed in the top four of the boys standings. Livingston (408) and Havre (463) joined the top-four of the girls tournament.

In addition to the top four boys and girls teams advancing to the state tournament, the top 30 individuals with the lowest scores qualified.

Whitefish's Cam Kahle, Corvallis' Macee Greenwood take home Western A divisional golf titles

With COVID-19 restrictions, golf tournaments have largely been limited to one-day events.

On the individual side of things, it was Whitefish's Cameron Kahle who came away with the best score of the day for the boys, and Corvallis' Macee Greenwood had the low score of the day on the girls scorecard.

Kahle, a senior, shot an even-par 72 to win, followed closely by his teammate Billy Smith, who shot a 74.

"I couldn't get anything to fall coming down the stretch, but I made some good saves and was able to scratch out an even-par," said Kahle. "I came into this week with pretty low expectations. I had a back injury situation, got that figured out and hit a draw all day and was able to feel it around the golf course. Happy with how I played (Saturday)."

Heading into the week of state, Kahle obviously is eyeing the title, but he also had an overall goal for his senior season to shoot a combined 10-under par in tournaments and is close heading into state.

Regardless of his individual performance, Kahle is more than confident in his team.

In the boys team rankings, Whitefish also came away with the combined low score of the day with a 308. Whitefish golfers Marcus Kilman and Johnny Nix shot 80 and 82, respectively.

"Coming into this year I knew we were going to be the best," said Kahle. "I mean, we're the best team out here, there's no question about it. If we go out next Thursday and Friday and do what we're supposed to do, then there's not a chance in hell anyone can beat us."

Hamilton came in second with a combined score of 332. Polson came in third with a score of 351.

On the girls side, Greenwood ruled the day with her 2-over 74

"I think I played pretty steady," said Greenwood. "I was in the fairway, hit a lot of greens, then didn't make any putts but didn't three-putt, which always helps."

Heading into state Greenwood said she just needs to put together a consistent tournament.

"Getting mentally focused and just hitting a bucket of balls a day," said Greenwood. "I just want to put two good rounds together and see what happens."

In the team standings, Corvallis came in third with a combined score of 400. Polson came in second, shooting a 397, and Whitefish swept with their girls winning with a score of 379.

Here are the final scores from all 95 players:

Boys:

GIRLS

Joyce second, Yelenich fourth at State A golf

HAMILTON — Tricia Joyce is within striking distance of a state championship.

The Butte Central sophomore shot an 83 Friday at the Hamilton Golf Club and is a second-place tie with Glendive’s Breilyn Riggin at the Class A State tournament. Joyce and Riggin are one shot behind Sidney’s Kaelyn Volk heading into Saturday’s final round. Results

Joyce placed second at state last year.

On the boys’ side, Butte Central junior Tyge Yelenich shot a 79 and is in a four-way tie for fourth place at the halfway point.

Max Toenjes of Hamilton shot a 3-under-par 69 on his home course to take the lead. Liam Clancy of Billings Central sits in second at 73, while Paul O’Neil of Laurel is third at 78.

Hamilton has a comfortable lead in team standings. The Broncs hit 312, and Polson is a distant second at 329. Defending champion Billings Central is tied with Laurel for third at 333.

Butte Central is holding down sixth place at 352.

Also for the Maroons, Cameron Johnson is tied for 25^th place at 85. He is four shots out of the top 15, which designates All-State honors.

Gator Yelenich shot a 91, Bryan Arnold hit 97, and Dan McCloskey carded a 111.

The Sidney girls shot 369 and hold a 17-shot lead over second-place Whitefish, the defending champion.

Hamilton boys, Sidney girls grab leads at State A golf tournament

 WHITEFISH’S KAHLE WINS CLASS A STATE GOLF TITLE

October 04, 2019 at 5:00 am | The Daily Inter Lake

LAUREL — Whitefish’s Cameron Kahle won a three-hole playoff by shooting par on the third hole at the State A Golf Tournament at Laurel Golf Club in Laurel on Friday.

Kahle defeated Laurel’s Carson Hackmann, who was tied for third place with Kahle after Day 1 of the tournament. Both shot low rounds of 77 on Day 2, along with Laurel’s Nick Pasquarello.

A 12-foot birdie on No. 17 and an eagle on 18 by Kahle forced extra holes.

In sudden death, Kahle and Hackmann opened with pars on No. 10. On 18, Kahle could have won with a 15-foot birdie but missed. Play shifted back to No. 10 where Hackmann knocked a drive into the creek and double-bogeyed on a par-5. Kahle’s par sealed his victory.

Polson’s Trey Kelley tied for ninth place.

Andrew Brozek and Johnny Nix of Whitefish were 13th and 17th respectively.

Hannah Adams of Laurel took the girls’ state title with sister Haylee at second.

Macee Greenwood of Corvallis, who led after Day 1, finished one stroke behind Haylee Adams, in third place.

Polson’s Ellie Thiel tied for eighth.

Whitefish’s Megan Archibald, the school’s highest finisher, tied for 11th place. Ella Shaw was 17th.

Laurel swept the boys and girls team titles. The boys edged out Butte Central, who led after the first day.

The Whitefish girls finished in second place and the boys fourth. Polson girls were sixth.

WESTERN 'A'

The Hamilton boys and Whitefish girls won the team titles Thursday at the Western A Divisional golf tournament at King Ranch Golf Course in Frenchtown. The Hamilton boys finished with a team score of 324, 11 strokes better than second place Whitefish. Frenchtown was third at 339. Cameron Kahle of Whitefish took boys medalist honors with a round of 72. Tristan Hanson of Hamilton, teammate Bryce Reed and Frenchtown's Colby Emmons were next in line at 79. The Whitefish girls tallied 379 to edge out Corvallis with 391. Frenchtown was third at 413. Ella Shaw of Whitefish and Macee Greenwood of Corvallis topped the girls standings with rounds of 85. Jill Sure Chief of Browning was next at 89. The top four teams and top 30 individuals qualify for the state tournament, which will be held next week at Laurel Golf Club.

Western A Golf Divisional Tournament

at King Ranch Golf Course, Frenchtown

Thursday’s Scores

Boys

Individual Scores

Cameron Kahle WF 72

Tristan Hanson HAM 79

Bryce Reed HAM 79

Colby Emmons FRE 79

Tyler Langton CF 80

Jackson Heath HAM 81

Johnny Nix WF 82

Trey Kelley POL 83

Jacob Watters STE 85

Tanner Hanson HAM 85

Ben Duhame FRE 86

Gater Yelenich BC 86

Marcus Kilman CF 86

Max Cianflone HAM 87

Andrew Brozek WF 87

Kamas Romney FRE 87

Nic Martello FRE 87

Cody Brothwell CF 87

Mason Pyron FRE 87

Luke Schlimgen COR 88

Cole Johnson BC 88

Austin Harrington BC 90

Sean Craft STE 92

Mason Anderson COR 93

Gates Gilman WF 94

Bjorn Olson WF 95

Ruben Couture RON 96

Gavin Garrison DIL 97

Parker Puyear DIL 98

Ashton Pintok COR 99

Matt Glenn COR 100

Trey Thompson LIB 101

Lane Clark C F 102

Alex Svendsbye LIB 105

Troy Alford RON 106

Landon Haddock LIB 107

Ray Morrison DIL 108

Colton Mauler STE 108

Dillon Pretty On Top RON 108

Mason Gotham LIB 110

Trace Gardner DIL 111

Benny Kittson BRO 111

Micheal Smith POL 111

Noah Shriver POL 113

Sage Coffman RON 119

Callahan Hoffman DIL 120

Shane Lachenauer COR 122

Sam Fisher POL 122

Phil Dwyer BC 124

Thomas Roark LIB 132

Jordon Jurasek POL 138

Chris Hall BRO 141

Francis Ground BRO 142

Keenan Rides at the Door BRO 147

Josiah lahr BRO 152

Randy Larson BC 155

Team Scores

Hamilton 324; Whitefish 335; Frenchtown 339; Columbia Falls 355; Corvallis 380; Butte Central 388; Dillon 414; Libby 423; Polson 429; Ronan 429; Browning 541.

Girls

Individual Scores

Ella Shaw WF 85

Macee Greenwood COR 85

Jill Sure Chief BRO 89

Harper Armitage FRE 92

Jasmine Oyler STE 93

Keelee Storrud COR 95

Anyah Cripe WF 95

Cali Cannon POL 97

Megan Archibald WF 99

Anna Elm WF 100

Grace Bintz FRE 101

Macao Jackson RON 102

Esme Yarbrough POL 102

Aly Rose HAM 103

Kendal Reed WF 105

Kalie Patterson COR 105

Kara Klietz FRE 106

Kylee Pittman DIL 106

Signee Storrud COR 106

Kylee Niemeyer RON 106

Sami Knapp COR 107

Alyssa Pretty On Top RON 107

Ellie Thiel POL 109

Catherine Gustin FRE 114

Isabelle Davidson POL 115

Sequoia Butterfly BRO 116

Madyson Running Crane RON 118

Aaliyah Decker RON 122

Brittney Wagner BRO 123

Latasha Fitzgerald BRO 123

Morgan Bowman DIL 127

Grace Martello FRE 130

Carly Garrick POL 131

Jenn Horner DIL 132

Kaylinn Turney DIL 136

Eddie Chisholm CF 145

Lilly Toenjes HAM 151

Team Scores

Whitefish 379; Corvallis 391; Frenchtown 413; Polson 423; Ronan 433; Browning 451; Dillon 501

EASTERN 'A'

 Eastern A Divisional

 Individuals (top 30 to state): Nick Pasquarello, Laurel, 73; Ryan Adolph, Billings Central, 75; Caleb Myers, Lewistown, 79; Kade Ewalt, Laurel, 80; Carson Hackman, Laurel, 81; Danyk Jacobsen, Livingston, 81; Malachi Stewert, Billings Central, 82; Jake Henderson, Lewistown, 83; Connor Walsh, Billings Central, 83; Kade Anderson, Sidney, 83; Bryce Wold, Sidney, 83; Eli Weisenberger, Laurel, 85; Haden Warren, Miles City, 86; Joel Christopherson, Miles City, 86; Alex Adolph, Billings Central, 86; Matt Hansen, Sidney, 86; Liam Higgins, Livingston, 87; Trenton Reinhart, Glendive, 87; Bryce Hayes, Livingston, 88; Caleb Mason, Hardin, 89; Jace McNeil, 89; Caleb Chambliss, Havre, 93; Josh Warp, Havre, 93; Tyrel Kjersem, Havre, 93; Ryder Lee, Miles City, 96; Kent Swisse, Hardin, 97; Braden Kindopp, Sidney, 97; Ethan Carney, Glendive, 98; Baird Wynne, Glendive, 100.

Laurel programs sweep at State A golf, Tricia Joyce wins first title, Ryggs Johnston wins again

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HAMILTON — When Libby's Ryggs Johnston walked off the ninth green Saturday at the Hamilton Golf Club, the senior knew he had won the State A boys title.

But Johnston ended his illustrious prep career — likely the best-ever in Montana high school golf history — with a bogey.

"I don't know if there's ever too much smiling after a bogey," Johnston said. 

What can you say? The kid is the ultimate competitor. The last two days at the state tournament — and the last four years — are proof.

The Libby senior carded a 67-70—137 to claim his fourth straight state title across two different classifications. He joins Columbus' Brandon Davison (1995-98) as the only other four-time boys champion, according to the Montana High School Association, and Johnston did it all in dominant fashion.

His 7-under par 137 ties the second-best Class A mark at state, per the MHSA, and it trails only his own Class A record he set last season in Sidney (134). Johnston also owns the Class B and all-class record at 128. He hasn't lost a prep tournament in Montana since the regular season of his freshman year.

"...I'm kind of relieved it's over," Johnston said. "It's been a goal for me since freshman year and I achieved it, so I'm happy."

"Winning a state championship is not easy."

For the last four seasons, however, Johnston surely made it look that way.

***

Butte Central's Tricia Joyce is someone who knows just how difficult it is to win a state title. 

For three seasons, Joyce placed in the Top 4 at state, including a second-place finish her freshman season.

On Saturday, she finally got her turn atop the podium.

"I don't know if it's really hit me yet, but I'm just glad I didn't lose," Joyce said succinctly.

Joyce shot a 75-77—152 to fight off feisty Corvallis freshman Macee Greenwood by five strokes. The back-and-forth play between the underclassman and upperclassman played out for 36 holes, as it had all season.

"We were battling back and forth. I'd blow up on a hole and she'd make birdie, and then we'd do the opposite," Greenwood said. "It definitely kept me focused the whole round."

In the blustery weather at the Hamilton Golf Club Saturday, Joyce said she just stayed within herself, and ultimately the experience won out.

She finished with a 2-foot par putt on Hole 18, managing her nerves just enough to make winning state seem simply routine.

"I just didn't want to miss it — I didn't want to 3-putt my last hole — I just had to make that last putt," Joyce said.

"It feels pretty awesome. This is the way I wanted to end it."

***

For Laurel coach Jim O'Neil, the Locomotives state titles mean just a little more this season. 

The Class A trophy for the Laurel girls is a symbol to the dedication that they put in place before the season.

"We met in the winter and I told them I believed that if they collectively put their efforts together that we could win a state championship," O'Neil said. "They worked incredibly hard and achieved that goal."

For the boys, celebrating their second straight team title, it's a fitting farewell to O'Neil's son in his senior season.

"Detaching myself as dad is difficult in a situation like this, but this I know — I'm incredibly proud of all of these guys," O'Neil said. "What they did was pretty dang impressive."

No doubt.

The Top 4 Laurel boys, Carson Hackmann, Nick Pasquarello, Cash Golden and Jim's son, Paul O'Neil, all finished with all-state rounds a day after shooting just 1-over par collectively on Friday. Carson Hackmann, O'Neil's nephew, led the bunch with a 145, finished in a four-way second-place tie overall.

Pasquarello, placed sixth with a 71-79—150, Golden finished a stroke behind that and Paul placed ninth with a 152. 

"Paul had our lowest score average for this season, and he didn't get it done today, but he is the glue that held this thing together," coach O'Neil said of his son. "...(As a dad), I'm a little disappointed for him, but my pride in Paul is indescribable."

Saturday's 308 as a team kept the Locomotive boys from capturing the Class A record round, but the 289-308—597 is still the fourth-best team-finish ever, according to the MHSA. It trails two other Laurel programs (589, 1999; 593, 1998), and Whitefish (595, 2006).

To illustrate just how tough the Laurel boys were, even the Locomotives fifth golfer, Kade Ewalt, posted an all-state round with a 12-place 80-79—159. Because it was the lowest score for Laurel, though, it didn't count to the final team total.

The Laurel girls won in similarly dominant fashion turning in another true team performance. 

"Our girls shot their lowest round of the year today, so to play their best round at the most important time of the year says something about this group," O'Neil said of the Locomotive girls, celebrating their first state championship since 1971. 

Sisters Hannah and Haylee Adams finished tied for fourth place, each shooting a 176 over two days. Elise Shovar placed ninth with a 184, and Keli Hodges finished just outside the top 15 with a 190.

"It was a collective effort where they just cared about each other and they would not let the other one down," O'Neil said. "They were a band of sisters."

***

Similar story lines abounded on the final day of the Class A state tournament in Hamilton. For Corvallis' Keelee Storrud, the senior shot one of her best rounds — a 90, that was oh-so close to her goal of an 89.

Still, Storrud's eighth-place finish, along with Greenwood's second-place 78-79—157 helped power the Blue Devils to a third-place trophy — the first piece of hardware for the third-year program.

"I'm just really proud, just touched. To come this far in a short period of time shows you what kind of kids they are," said a teary-eyed coach Kristy Schlimgen alongside her son, Luke, who also garnered all-state honors with a 12th-place finish on the boys' side.

The Stevensville boys also brought home their first-ever state trophy, eking out third place by one stroke over Frenchtown, 659-660. It's been a longtime coming for coach Jack Filcher, who couldn't hide his smile when he found out his boys had done it.

Zel Frost led the Yellowjackets with an 11th place 78-80—158, one season after missing the cut by one spot. 

"It feels good to say we accomplished that and brought home a trophy," Frost said.

Ivan Yazvac also claimed all-state honors, placing 15th alongside Ryan Adolph of Billings Central.

Not to be outdone, the hosting Hamilton boys finished second overall with a two-day score of 309-316—625. That score would have been good enough to win the last six Class A state tournaments.

"I'm very proud of the boys. We've got some boys that are kind of frustrated with the way they golfed the last two days, but I'm so proud of them," Hamilton coach Owen Burch said. "Second place, and the score we shot; I mean, we shot a 309 yesterday and were 20 shots out of first place. That's never happened to me in 34 years of coaching."

With the silver, though, three Bitterroot schools brought home state hardware, a fact the friendly rivals celebrated after the tournament. The Stevi and Hamilton boys and Corvallis girls, all stood alongside each other for a photo op.

Individually, the Broncs' Tristan Hanson tied Ryggs Johnston's second-day low score of 70 to move into a 4-way second-place tie in the individual race, making for a hysterical sight on the podium. Hanson had to shimmy alongside Polson's Matt Hobbs, Whitefish's Cameron Kahle and Laurel's Hackmann on the podium's second-step. All four shot a two-day score of 145.

Hamilton's Zach Taylor placed seventh with a 151.

The Whitefish girls finished second overall, and Ella Shaw placed third with a 88-85—173. Her teammate, Megan Archibad, placed seventh wiith a 179. 

Custer County's Ashtyn Swigart, Billings Central's Perry Widdicombe, Polson's Cali Cannon, Sidney's Karly Volk, Dillon's Lindsey Huber, Hamilton's Aly Rose and Libby's Sammee Bradeen also earned all-state recognition.

For the boys, Frenchtown's Mason Pyron and Derek Wolff also finished in the top 15

At Hamilton Golf Club

Final

Boys

Team scores: Laurel 597, Hamilton 625, Stevensville 659, Frenchtown 660, Billings Central 662, Whitefish 674, Polson 685, Belgrade 719, Lewistown 732, Havre 770.

Individual: Ryggs Johnston, Libby, 67-70-137; Carson Hackmann, Laurel, 72-73-145; Cameron Kahle, Whitefish, 73-72-145; Matt Hobbs 74-71-145; Tristan Hanson, Hamilton, 75-70-145; Nick Pasquarello, Laurel, 71-79-150; Zach Taylor, Hamilton, 71-80-151; Cash Golden, Laurel, 74-77-151; Paul O’Neil, Laurel, 72-80-152; Derek Wolff, Frenchtown, 76-78-154; Zel Frost, Stevensville, 78-80-158; Luke Schlimgen, Corvallis, 76-83-159; Kade Ewalt, Laurel, 80-79-159; Mason Pyron, Frenchtown, 84-76-160; Ryan Adolph, Billings Central, 80-81-161; Ivan Yazvac, Stevensville, 83-78-161.

Conor Walsh, Billings Central, 80-82-162; Bryce Reed, Hamilton, 82-80-162; Caleb Myers, Lewistown, 84-78-162; Gator Yelenich, Butte Central, 83-80-163; Tanner Hanson, Hamilton, 81-86-167; Andrew Brozek, Whitefish, 80-88-168; Trey Kelley, Polson, 85-83-168; Fletcher Phillips, Billings Central, 88-80-168; Colby Emmons, Frenchtown, 88-81-169; Jayce Painter, Stevensville, 79-91-170; Jacob Watters, Stevensville, 88-82-170; Alex Adolph, Billings Central, 89-82-171; Braxton Butler, Belgrade, 89-83-172; Brock Blake, Belgrade, 87-86-173; Anthony Madison, Belgrade, 87-86-173.

Calvin Nowlen, Polson, 89-86-175; Ben Duhame, Frenchtown, 89-88-177; Kyler Garsjo, Sidney, 93-84-177; Bryce Hayes, Livingston, 87-91-178; Tyler Langton, Columbia Falls, 87-91-178; Trenton Reinhart, Glendive, 88-90-178; Cody Brothwell, Columbia Falls, 89-89-178; Matt Hansen, Sidney, 90-89-179; Jayce Cripe, Whitefish, 92-87-179; Nic Martello, Frenchtown, 89-91-180; Josh Warp, Havre, 92-88-180; Ben Kolar, Lewistown, 89-92-181; Sean Craft, Stevensville, 90-91-181; Jake Henderson, Lewistown, 91-91-182; Mark Southam, Dillon, 92-90-182.

Grant Kahle, Whitefish, 93-89-182; Michael McKay, Coravllis, 94-88-182; Colby Devlin, Polson, 90-93-183; Jonathan Noteboom, Hardin, 93-91-184; Joel Christophersen, Miles City, 99-86-185; Tyler Strupp, Livingston, 98-94-192; Caleb Chamliss, Havre, 100-95-195; Mark Pollock, Browning, 102-93-195; Will Tipton, Billings Central, 100-95-195; Ryan Kemm, Whitefish, 101-96-197; Nolan Lotton, Havre, 105-94-199; Cole Johnson, Butte Central, 106-93-199; Jaxon Hinshaw, Belgrade, 100-101-201; Haden Warren, Miles City, 110-92-202; Clint Owens, Havre, 98-105, 205.

Tyrel Kjersem, Havre, 103-100-203; Brayce Clack, Hamilton, 102-102-204; Truman Pierce, Lewistown, 100-107-207; Jeff Devlin, Polson, 103-109-212; Nic Board, Belgrade, 107-116-223.

Girls

Team scores: Laurel 726, Whitefish 760, Corvallis 782, Sidney 811, Polson 822, Hamilton 826, Miles City 827, Havre 906, Lewistown 912.

Individual: Tricia Joyce, Butte Central, 75-77-152; Macee Greenwood, Corvallis, 78-79-157; Ella Shaw, Whitefish, 88-85-173; Hannah Adams, Laurel, 89-87-176; Haylee Adams, Laurel, 92-84-176; Ashtyn Swigart, Miles City, 86-93-179; Megan Archibald, Whitefish, 89-90-179; Keelee Storrud, Corvallis, 93-90-183; Elise Shovar, Laurel, 90-94-184; Perry Widdicombe, Billings Central, 91-93-184; Cali Cannon, Polson, 92-94-186; Karly Volk, Sidney, 95-91-186; Lindsey Huber, Dillon, 96-91-187; Aly Rose, Hamilton, 94-94-188; Sammee Bradeen, Libby, 95-93-188.

Jasi Oyler, Stevensville, 94-95-189; Keli Hodges, Laurel, 96-94-190; Sarah Kranjai, Sidney, 97-96-193; Teagan Fee, Havre, 94-101-195; Kendal Reed, Whitefish, 100-98-198; Jill Sure Chief, Browning, 99-102-201; Kylee Pittman, Dillon, 106-95-201; Romy Feldtman, Livingston, 105-97-202; Makayla LaBuff, Browning, 101-103-204; Madi Cooney, Laurel, 100-105-205; Sophia Doyle, Hamilton, 99-107-206; Kelci Martin, Hamilton, 105-102-207; Sydney Croucher, Libby, 101-107-208; Allie Snyder, Libby, 102-106-208; Amanda Farley, Polson, 104-104-208.

Grace Bintz, Frenchtown, 107-102-209; Annie Nixon, Whitefish, 101-109-210; Anne Marie Hagemeister, Miles City, 103-107-210; Chaney LaPlante, Miles City, 106-104-210; Kinzee Peterson, Havre, 102-109-211; Esme Yarbrough, Polson, 107-104-211; Emma Torgerson, Sidney, 111-102-213; Kennedy Hader, Livingston, 110-106-216; Jacy Ayers, Lewistown, 100-117-217; Signee Storrud, Corvallis, 103-115-218; Adriana Beyerle, Sidney, 109-110-219; Danaiya Polk, Browning, 111-109-220; M’Kenzie Whiteman, Hardin, 106-116-222; Ellie Thiel, Polson, 109-113-222; Jocelyn Staples, Havre, 111-111-222; Anna Elm, Whitefish, 110-113-223.

Allison Denton, Lewistown, 122-101-223; Sami Knapp, Corvallis, 112-112-224; Katelyne Druyvestein, Polson, 116-108-224; Hayley Bender, Hamilton, 107-118-225; Amber Taylor, Miles City, 111-117-228; Madyson Running Crane, Ronan, 112-116-228; Josie Friesen, Lewistown, 122-108-230; Catherine Gustine, Frenchtown, 116-117-233; Haile Spear, Hamilton, 112-123-235; Kalie Patterson, Corvallis, 116-120-236; Macao Jackson, Ronan, 124-113-237; Allie Wagner, Miles City, 123-119-242; Kylee Neimeyer, Ronan, 129-114-243; Jessi Bolton, Lewistown, 123-124-247; Elizabeth, Opalka, Columbia Falls, 121-129-250.

Morgan Davis, Lewistown, 118-134-252; Sophia Flikkema, Belgrade, 126-128-254; Lanie Morgan, Belgrade, 136-119, 255; Ashlan Mortensen, Livingston, 132-134-266; Sophia Kirkpatrick, Havre, 134-144-278

CENTRAL 'A' 

 Eighteen holes wasn’t enough to decide the Central A Divisional champion Friday in Havre. It took one more at Prairie Farms Golf Course.

State A golf boys: 1 Laurel 2 Polson 3 Billings Central Ryggs Johnston individual champion.

State A girls golf 1 Sidney 2 Lewistown 3 Whitefish Individual champion Tiernney Messmer Sidney.

Class A state golf
at Sidney Country Club
Final
Boys
Team scores: 1, Laurel 654; 2, Polson 663; 3, Billings Central 666; 4, Hamilton 670; 5, Whitefish 717; 6, Livingston 722; 7, Stevensville 727; 8, Frenchtown 479; 9, Belgrade 798; 10, Lewistown 799.
Individual Scores:
Ryggs Johnston, Libby, 68-66-134; Liam Clancy, Billings Central, 77-69-146; Carson McDaniel, Polson, 75-77-152; Tristan Belue, Hardin, 80-76-156; Carson Hackman, Laurel, 80-77-157; Winston Oppelt, Livingston, 82-77-159; Tristan Hanson, Hamilton, 160; Matt Hobbs, Polson, 79-82-161; Derek Wolff, Frenchtown, 84-77-161; Paul O’Neil, Laurel, 80-84-164; Zach Taylor, Hamilton, 85-79-164; Cash Golden, Laurel, 85-79-164; Chase Morehouse, Sidney, 88-76-164; Bryce Reed, Hamilton, 86-79-165; Nick Pasquarello, Billings Central, 81-85-166; Trey Kelley, 83-83-166.
Zel Frost, Stevensville, 84-84-168; Brendan Buls, Whitefish, 93-77-170; Kade Ewalt, Laurel, 86-87-173; Nick Anderson, Miles City, 87-86-173; Ryan Kallem, Laurel, 82-93-175; Logan Lybbert, Columbia Falls, 85-92-177; Blake Brock, Belgrade, 89-88-177; Elliot Engbers, Livingston, 90-88-178; Mathew Haden, Billings Central, 92-86-178; Guido Osselo, Butte Central, 84-95-179; Ryan Adolph, Billings Central, 90-90-180; Tyler Langton, Columbia Falls, 92-88-180; Colby Emmons, Frenchtown, 91-90-181; Cameron Kahle, Whitefish, 91-90-181; Tanner Hanson, Hamilton, 92-89-181; Andrew Brozek, Whitefish, 99-82-181.
Troy Pugh, Sidney, 92-92-184; Jayce Painter, Stevensville, 94-90-184; Josh Aisenbery, Sidney, 96-88-184; Hogan Kelley, Polson, 96-88-184; Ivan Yazvac, Stevensville, 88-97-185; Caleb Myers, Lewistown, 99-86-185; LJ Panasuk, Columbia Falls, 96-90-186; Lane Marshall, Livingston, 93-94-187; Ben Kolar, Lewistown, 99-88-187; Cannon Hawkes, Hamilton, 98-91-189; Cameron Johnson, Butte Central, 92-98-190; Malachi Stewart, Billings Central, 88-103-191; Luke Schlimgen, Corvallis, 95-98-193; Braxton Butler, Belgrade 98-98-193; Sean Craft, Stevensville, 99-94-193; Derek Schneidt, Miles City, 103-90-193.
Michael McKay, Corvallis, 100-94-194; Mason Pryon, Frenchtown, 88-107-195; Mark Southam, Dillon, 96-99-195; Grant Kahle, Whitefish, 95-101-196; Anthony Camel, Ronan, 102-95-197; Jamie Schwartz, Whitefish, 107-90-197; Bryce Hayes, Livingston, 100-98-198; James Barklow, Belgrade, 100-100-200; Caleb Chambliss, Havre, 104-98-202; Caid Cox, Livingston, 105-98-203; Colby Devlin, Polson, 106-97-203; Sabo Sanders, Libby, 91-114-205; Jacob Watters, Stevensville, 96-109-205; Alec Manseau, Lewistown, 104-106-210; Nic Martello, Frenchtown, 107-105-212.
Zach Jensen, Lewistown, 114-103-217; Dan McCloskey, Butte Central, 110-108-218; Connor Buls, Belgrade, 119-109-228; Andrew Freese, Libby, 114-115-229; Nolon Lotton, Havre, 113-120-233.

Girls
Team scores: 1, Sidney 722; 2, Lewistown 773; 3, Whitefish 815; 4, Miles City 860; 5, Polson 866; 6, Havre 877; 7, Libby 913; 8, Browning 978.
Individual Scores:
Tierney Messmer, Sidney, 80-77-157; Kaelyn Volk, Sidney, 82-76-158; Kinsey Irvin, Lewistown, 82-79-161; Tricia Joyce, Butte Central, 87-80-167; Courtney Ockler, Frenchtown, 89-87-176; Brooklyn Olson, Ronan, 99-89-188; Perry Widdicombe, Billings Central, 98-92-190; Lindsey Huber, Dillon, 101-90-191; Teagan Fee, Havre, 91-101-192; Megan Archibald, Whitefish, 101-93-194; Ella Shaw, Whitefish, 99-97-196; Abby Gremaux, Lewistown, 100-97-197; Gracie Young, Whitefish, 94-106-200; Val Kolstad, Lewistown, 101-99-200; Torey Dahl, Sidney, 104-96-200.
Jill SureChief, Browning, 103-100-203; Elise Shovar, Laurel, 105-99-204; Ashtyn Swigart, Miles City, 103-102-205; Hailey Cannon, Hardin, 106-99-205; Sammee Bradeen, Libby, 102-104-206; Cali Cannon, Polson, 104-102-206; Emma Torgerson, Sidney, 106-104-210; McKenzie Taylor, Miles City, 109-101-210; Kendra Kuper, Billings Central, 109-101-210; Sarah Karanjai, Sidney, 103-109-212; Annie Franz, Lewistown, 105-110-215; Keli Hodges, Laurel, 106-109-215; Tyra Rowsey, Glendive, 109-108-217; Berkley Ellis, Polson, 116-101-217; Keelee Storrud, Corvallis, 111-107-218.
Harper Armitage, Frenchtown, 105-114-219; Esme Yayarbrough, Polson, 110-109-219; Amber Taylor, Miles City, 116-106-222; Khalyn Hagerness, Libby, 113-110-223; Chaney LaPlante, Miles City, 115-108-223; Danalya Polk, Browning, 109-115-224; Amanda Farley, Polson, 112-112-224; Kendall Reed, Whitefish, 116-109-225; Regan Lammers, Havre, 117-109-226; Kelci Martin, Hamilton, 111-117-228; Grace Litzinger, Havre, 114-115-229; Kinzee Peterson, Havre, 118-112-230; Lindsay Lee, Livingston, 119-111-230; Sequoia Butterfly, Browning, 112-119-231; Madyson Running Crane, Ronan, 114-117-231.
Kennedy Hader, Livingston, 113-120-233; Erin Elgas, Belgrade, 115-119-234; Sami Knapp, Corvallis, 117-120-237; Kylee Pittman, Dillon, 117-122-239; Allie Snyder, Libby, 120-120-240; Sydney Croucher, Libby, 121-123-244; Allison Denton, Lewistown, 124-120-244; Annie Nixon, Whitefish, 124-120-244; Allie Wagner, Miles City, 117-129-246; Makaila Marsh, Dillon, 123-123-246; Jocelyn Staples, Havre, 127-123-250; Signee Storrud, Corvallis, 135-124-259; Kara Klietz, Frenchtown, 141-143-284; Emily Carvey, Libby, 160-145-305; Lily Antos, Belgrade, 166-152-318; LaTasha Fitzgerald, Browning, 172-148-320.

Congratulations to the Logger golfers at the State Tournament. The boys team was led by Ryggs Johnston, our three-time State Champion (twice in Class B and once now in Class A) with a 68, 66 134. Sebo Sanders shot 91,114 205 and Andrew Freese was 114,115 229. We needed four boys for a team score. Our girls team finished seventh overall. Sammee Bradeen was 102,104 206; Khalyn Hageness was 113,110 223; Allie Snyder shot 120,120 240; Sydney Croucher was 121,123 244; and Emily Carvey shot 160,145 305.

The Sidney girls are state champions with a 51-stroke victory over Lewistown.

Tierney Messmer was the top golfer for the girls with a tournament score of 157.

Kaelyn Volk took second with a score of 158. Torey Dahl made all-state with a score of 200.

Chase Morehouse made all-state for the boys with an overall score of 164. 

Western A divisional golf

LIBBY’S JOHNSTON, WHITEFISH GIRLS TAKE DIVISIONAL GOLF TITLES

HAMILTON — Libby junior Ryggs Johnston and the Whitefish girls captured titles on Saturday at the Western A Divisional golf tournament at the Hamilton Golf Club.

Johnston shot a 63 for medalist honors and an 11-shot victory.

Carson McDaniel of Polson, 76, was third.

The Whitefish girls took the team title thanks to Gracie Young placing second with an 89 and Ella Shaw tied for third with a 92.

Tricia Joyce of Butte Central was the medalist with a 77.

The Polson boys and girls finished second.

The top two teams along with the top 15 individuals with the lowest scores qualify for state play, which begins Thursday in Sidney.

 • Libby's Ryggs Johnston took care of business at the Western A divisional, firing a 9-under 63 at the Par 72 Hamilton Golf Club to win the boys title. The two-time defending Class B champion and all-class state record holder for lowest state-tournament round won the divisional by 11 strokes. The Hamilton boys, Class A's defending champions, won the divisional on their home course. Tristan Hansonwas the highest placer for the Broncs. He finished in a three-way tie for third place with Polson's Carson McDaniel and Frenchtown's Derek Wolff. Whitefish won the girls title with a team score of 406, and Gracie Young had the lowest score for the Bulldogs at 89. She was 12 strokes off the pace of Butte Central'sTricia Joyce, who won the individual title. Frenchtown's Courtney Ockler tied for third with Whitefish's Ella Shaw.​

Tierney Messmer, Liam Clancy win Eastern A golf titles

HARDIN – Sidney’s Tierney Messmer and Billings Central’s Liam Clancy added to their fall accolades on Saturday afternoon, winning the Eastern A golf invitational medalist honors at Fort Custer Golf Course.

Messmer, who has won numerous invites this fall, shot 39-36 for a round of 75. She defeated teammate Kaelyn Volk by four strokes for the divisional crown. Volk’s 79, along with Torrey Dahl’s fifth-place finish, helped Sidney to the girls team title.

Clancy has also enjoyed a fine fall schedule, earning the top mark at a handful of events. The Billings Central standout has consistently been in the top five at invites across eastern Montana. His 71 Saturday was good for a two-stroke victory over Sidney’s Chase Morehouse and Laurel’s Paul O’Neil.

Laurel teammates O’Neil, Cash Golden, Carson Hackman and Ryan Kallem paced the Locomotives to the team title. O’Neil tied for second place, Golden finished fourth, while Kallem and Hackman tied for fifth.

HAMILTON BOYS AND SIDNEY GIRLS STATE 'A' CHAMPS

Boys team competition won by hosts @HamiltonBroncs (637) over Polson (651) and @LaurelLocos1 (656)

State A: @HamiltonBroncs Max Toenjes wins (144) over @wearebc1 Liam Clancy (146) & tie for 3rd

Sydney girls win team competition (740) over @WhitefishHigh (761) and @ferguseagles (788)

State A: @Dawson_Devils Breilyn Riggin (163), @ferguseagles' Kinsey Irvin (166) & @BCMaroons Tricia Joyce (168)

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STATE 'A' RESULTS

Sidney girls, Miles City boys win Eastern A golf titles

Whitefish girls repeat, Billings Central takes boys title

SIDNEY -- Saturday was nearly a banner day for western Montana golf teams at the Class A State golf tournament, but as anybody who's ever watched a putt lip out knows nearly isn't good enough in golf. 

Hamilton made up six strokes on Billings Central, but it wasn't enough. As the Broncs fell just short of repeating as the boys' team champion, the Whitefish girls padded their Day 1 lead and won their second state title in as many seasons.

Whitefish, which led by 24 strokes after Day 1, won its state record 18th state title by a 39-stroke margin over host Sidney.

Coral Schulz repeated as Class A champion, leading a host of Bulldogs who walked off the course with all-state honors.  Katie Fyall improved her 2014 finish one by stroke, taking third and Hayley and Holly Hileman fishished tied for 14th.

Billings Central's Liam Clancy won boys' gold by five strokes over Hamilton's Max Toenjes.

Schulz led by six heading into the final round. She shot an 80 on Saturday and one stroke was trimmed off the lead by Butte Central's Tricia Joyce, who finished with a 79 -- the day's only sub-80 round.

Frenchtown was 54 strokes behind Sidney in third, the exact spot the Broncs finished last season. Dani Flynn, who rounded out the top 10 with a two-day total of 185, was the Broncs' lowest scorer.

Hamilton's Sydni Rose was sixth with a 180.

On the boys' side, four of Hamilton's five golfers shaved strokes off their Day 1 totals, including a 10-stroke difference for Connor Hawks, who finished far back in the pack.

Billings Central had three of its golfers card scores higher than they turned in on Friday, including two with a difference of 12 of more. The difference, however, wasn't enough. 

Clancy fired a 74, one stroke better than the 75 that gave him a two-stroke advantage heading into the second day. Toenjes answered with a 76, vaulting him up two spots from his 2014 finish.

Two other Broncs finished with all-state honors; Josh Heath finished fifth and Blaine Wetzsteon closed his round in a four-way tie for 11th. Also in the pack were Whitefish's Cole Turgeon and Joey Walp.

Whitefish was third with a two-day total of 679.

Polson's Carson McDaniel was 15th, rounding out the all-state team.

BC’s Tricia Joyce places second at State A golf

Updated: October 3, 2015 at 8:35 pm

 

Butte Central freshman Tricia Joyce hits a tee shot on hole No. 2 Monday at the Butte Central Invitational in this Aug. 17 ButteSports.com file photo.

SIDNEY — Tricia Joyce lived up to the billing.

The Butte Central freshman golfer placed second at the Class A State golf tournament, which concluded Saturday at the Sidney Country Club.

Joyce had the low round of the day Saturday, firing a 79 one day after an 82. Her 161 total was five shots behind Whitefish’s Coral Schulz, who followed a 76 with an 80 to defend her individual title.

Katie Fyall of Whitefish placed a distant third at 170.

Whitefish also defended its team title, winning with a 720 total. Sidney was a very distant second place at 759.

Billings Central won the boys title with a 659, beating second-place Hamilton by 12 shots.

Liam Clancy of Billings Central won the individual title after following a 75 with a 74 for a 149 total. Max Toenes of Hamilton took second at 154, followed by Tyrell Walter of Lewistown at 160.

Sophomore Tyge Yelenich led the Butte Central boys, who didn’t have enough golfers for a team score.

Yelenich followed an 86 with an 85 for a 171. He missed All-State recognition by four shots. The top 15 individuals take home that honor.

Senior Bryan Arnold shot a 103 for a 197, while classmate Tyler Kump hit a 101 for a 207.

Clancy leads Central to 6th state golf title

 

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SIDNEY — What a difference a year makes.

The Billings Central Rams took advantage of a huge first-round lead to overcome a shaky start Saturday and earn the sixth boys’ golf championship in school history and first since 2003.

They were led by medalist Liam Clancy, who shot a 74 on Saturday to follow a first-round 75 and win by five strokes.

“We felt like we were in a pretty good position heading into (the final round),” said Central coach Mark Hutchinson. “However, we were in this position a year ago and I know they were having some butterflies and thoughts about not losing this lead even though it was so large.”

Last October, the Rams took a three-stroke lead into the final round only to see Hamilton out-shoot them by 13 on the second day and earn the state title.

“I knew we’d really have to play poorly not to win it after the way we played (Friday),” Hutchinson said. “With the conditions the way they were, the kids knew it would be a grind.

The Rams finished with a team score of 650, 12 strokes ahead of runner-up Hamilton. Whitefish was third with a team score of 679.

Clancy won by five strokes over Hamilton's Max Toenjes.

"Liam played outstanding all weekend," Hutchinson said. "I couldn't be happier for him. He deserved winning the individual championship and it's something he'll never forget."

Clancy certainly won't forget the shot he hit on the 17th hole Saturday.

After seeing his lead dwindle to two strokes, he eyed the flag 180 yards away.

"I just wanted to put a good stroke on it," Clancy said.

Whitefish’s Walp, Schulz win host meet

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WHITEFISH — Whitefish senior Coral Schulz opened her defense of the Class A state championship with a win at the Whitefish Invitational on Wednesday afternoon at Whitefish Lake Golf Club.

Schulz shot a four-over-par 76 on her home course to finish three shots ahead of her teammate, Katie Fyall.

Whitefish’s Joey Walp made it a sweep for the Bulldogs on the boys’ side, earning the victory with a round of 3-over-par 75.

Walp bested Polson’s Carson McDaniel and Hamilton’s Max Toenies who each carded a 78. Walp’s teammate, Brenden Bulls, joined him in the top 10 with a sixth-place finish after a round of 86.

Polson had three boys in the top 10 as Matt Hobbs (seventh) and Hogan Kelley (10th) joined McDaniel. The Pirates’ top finisher in the girl’s event was Kiyara McCue in 11th.

Gabe Love of Columbia Falls shot the best round of the day by a Wildcats golfer, shooting an 88 to tie Hobbs for seventh.

No team scores were recorded at the meet. Hamilton placed three golfers in the top five on the boy’s side and had the third place finisher, Sydni Rose, in the girl’s event.

Whitefish Invitational

At Whitefish Lake Golf Club

Par 72

No team scores

Top 10 Individuals

Boys

1. Joey Walp, Whitefish – 75, 2. Carson McDaniel, Polson – 78, 2. Max Toenies, Hamilton – 78, 4. Josh Heath, Hamilton – 80, 5. Blaine Wetzsteon, Hamilton – 85, 6. Brenden Bulls, Whitefish – 86, 7. Matt Hobbs, Polson – 88, 7. Gabe Love, Columbia Falls – 88, 9. Derek Wolff, Frenchtown – 89, 10. Hogan Kelley, Polson – 90, 10. Zel Frost, Stevensville – 90.

Girls

1. Coral Schulz, Whitefish – 76, 2. Katie Fyall, Whitefish – 79, 3. Sydni Rose, Hamilton – 83, 4. Tiara Gilham, Browning – 92, 5. Ashlyn Stenerson, Frenchtown – 95, 6. Dani Flynn, Frenchtown – 97, 7. Summer Kennerly, Browning – 98, 8. Jamie McNally, Frenchtown – 104, 9. Sarah Harrison, Browning – 106, 10. Melissa Kimp, Hamilton – 107.

 

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Polson’s McDaniel, Whitefish’s Holly Hileman medal at golf triangular

COLUMBIA FALLS — Polson’s Carson McDaniel and Whitefish’s Holly Hileman earned medalist honors at the Columbia Falls golf triangular on Thursday at Meadow Lake Resort.

McDaniel shot 6-over-par 78 to beat Whitefish’s Joey Walp by one stroke on the boys half of the meet.

Bulldog boys second after Old Works round

Stevi boys, Frenchtown girls win team races

FRENCHTOWN – The Stevensville boys and Frenchtown girls earned team wins Wednesday in the Frenchtown Invitational at the Ranch Club near Missoula.

The Stevensville boys totaled 373, underscoring the host team by 65 strokes. Jakob Thompson and Zel Frost carded 83 and 84, respectively, to lead the Yellowjackets.

Trae Kennerly of Browning earned medalist honors in the boys' competition with a 9-over par score of 81.

In the girls' competition, Frenchtown edged Browning for top team honors, 406-420. Courtney Ockler carded 97 to lead the Broncs.

Summer Kennerly of Browning earned medalist honors with a 13-over score of 85 on the links course located west of Missoula.

Kalispell Invitational

Thursday

Northern Pines Golf Club

Boys

Par 72, 6,628 yards

Team Totals — Missoula Sentinel 295, Flathead 315, Great Falls 328, Glacier 329, Whitefish 332, Polson 335, C.M. Russell 345, Columbia Falls 379, Glacier JV 385, Missoula Hellgate 400, Missoula Big Sky 414.

Individuals — 1. Ryan Keenan, FH 69; 2. Sean Ramsbacher, Sen 72; 3. Nate Fuge, Sen 73; 4. Tom Mann, Gla 75; 4. Blake Hasquet, Sen 75; 4. Tyler Seifert, Sen 75; 7. Carson McDaniels, Pol 77; 8. Gabe Love, CF 79; 8. Cole Turgeon, WF 79; 10. Joey Walp, WF 80; 10. Duncan Hollar, CMR 80; 10. Evan Miles, FH 80

Girls

Par 72, 5,421 yards

Team Totals — Whitefish 332, Glacier 344, Great Falls 353, Missoula Sentinel 385, C.M. Russell 397, Flathead 415, Missoula Hellgate 417, Glacier JV 445, Flathead JV 457.

Individuals — 1. Teigan Avery, Gla 70; 2. Coral Schulz, WF 75; 3. Katie Fyall, WF 79; 4. Rylie Carmichael, CMR 82; 5. Catrina Babinecz, GF 86; 6. Renae Heisler, GF 87; 7. Holly Hileman, WF 88; 8. Summer Kennerly, Bro 89; 8. Casey Babinecz, GF 89; 8. McKenna Tinseth, Gla 89; 8. Kyrsten Seibenaler, Gla 89

Billings Central Invitational

At Eaglerock

BOYS

Team scores: Billings Central 322, Laurel 330, Havre 339, Sidney 353, Miles City 355, Glendive 427, Hardin 444.

Top 10: Liam Clancy, BC, 74; Samuel Berry, BC, 77; Jerod Boles, Hav, 81; Paul O'Neil, 81; Jeff Miller, Hav, 81; Garrison Allen, Lau, 82; Robbie Nardela, Lau, 82; Kaiden Caraveau, BC, 82; Nick Anderson, MC, 83; Devin Doughty, MC, 84.

GIRLS

Team scores: Sidney 364, Laurel 371, Billings Central 416, Havre 418, Glendive 426, Miles City 472, Hardin N/S.

Top 10: Morgan O'Neil, Lau, 79; Kaelyn Volk, Sid, 82; Tierney Messmer, Sid, 90; Breilyn Riggin, Gle, 91; Randi Gabrielsen, Hav, 92; Amanda Middlestat, Gle, 92; Shaelyn Bowlds, Sid, 94; Madi Tucker, 97; Dakota Boehler, Lau, 97; Kallie Linse, Lau, 98.

Kalispell Invitational

Northern Pines Golf Club, Day 1

BOYS

Team scores: Missoula Sentinel 295, Kalispell Flathead 315, Great Falls 328, Kalispell Glacier 329, Whitefish 332, Polson 335, Great Falls CMR 345, Columbia Falls 379, Glacier JV 385, Missoula Hellgate 400, Missoula Big Sky 414.

Top individuals: Ryan Keenan, FH, 69; Sean Ramsbacher, Sen, 72; Nate Fuge, Sen, 73; Tom Mann, Gla, 75; Blake Hasquet, Sen, 75; Tyler Seifert, Sen, 75; Carson McDaniels, Pol, 77; Gabe Love, CF, 79; Cole Turgeon, WF 79; Joey Walp, WF, 80; Duncan Hollar, CMR, 80; Evan Miles, FH, 80.

GIRLS

Team scores: Whitefish 332, Glacier 344, Great Falls 353, Missoula Sentinel 385, Great Falls CMR 397, Flathead 415, Missoula Hellgate 417, Glacier JV 445, Flathead JV 457.

Top individualsL: Teigan Avery, Gla, 70; Coral Schulz, WF, 75; Katie Fyall, WF, 79; Rylie Carmichael, CMR, 82; Catrina Babinecz, GF, 86; Renae Heisler, GF, 87; Holly Hileman, WF, 88; Summer Kennerly, Bro, 89; Casey Babinecz, GF, 89; McKenna Tinseth, Gla, 89.

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State A golf: Schulz, Whitefish girls on top

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SIDNEY — Coral Schulz and the Whitefish girls are first-day leaders at the Class A state golf tournament at the Sidney Country Club.

Schulz, a senior at Whitefish and the defending state champion, carded a 76 on Friday for a six-shot advantage on Tricia Joyce of Butte Central.

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Katie Fyall of Whitefish opened with an 86, which is good for third place.

Also for Whitefish, Hayley Hileman, 94, is tied for 13th and Holly Hileman, 97, is tied for 15th.

The Whitefish girls posted a team score of 353. The Bulldogs lead second-place Sidney by 24 shots heading into today’s final round.

Liam Clancy of Billings Central tops the boys field after Friday’s session with a 75. He has a two-shot advantage on Tyrell Walter of Lewistown.

Polson’s Carson McDaniel is in a three-way tie for fifth place with a 79 score. Whitefish’s Cole Turgeon, 82, is tied for 11th.

Billings Central leads the team standings with a 315 score. Hamilton, 333, is second.

State A Golf

At Sidney Country Club

First round

BOYS

Team scores: 1. Billings Central 315, 2. Hamilton 333, 3. Havre 341, 3. Livingston 341, 5. Laurel 343, 5. Whitefish 343, 7. Polson 347, 8. Columbia Falls 401.

Top 15: Liam Clancy, BC, 75; Tyrell Walter, Lewistown, 77; Kaiden Caraveau, BC, 78; Max Toenes, Hamilton 78; Jackson Boos, BC, 79; Winston Oppelt, Livingston, 79; Carson McDaniel, Polson, 79; Josh Heath, Hamilton, 80; Dustin Haas, Havre, 80; Deven Doughty, Miles City, 81; Chase Morehouse, Sidney, 82; Cole Turgeon, Whitefish, 82; Harrison Fagg, BC, 83; Paul O’Neil, Laurel, 83; Garrison Allen, Laurel, 83; Luke Beenken, Sidney, 83.

By Team

Billings Central (315): Liam Clancy 75, Kaiden Caraveau 78, Jackson Boos 79, Harrison Fagg 83, Samuel Berry 85.

Hamilton (333): Max Toenes 78, Josh Heath 80, Blaine Wetzsteon 85, Ky Burch 90, Cannon Hawkes 110.

Havre (341): Dustin Haas 80, Jerod Boles 85, Kane Gabrielsen 86, Aden Passon 90, Jeff Miller 93.

Livingston (341): Winston Oppelt 79, Colton Oppelt 85, Max Serafin 88, Lane Marshall 89, Ben Engbers 90.

Laurel (343): Paul O’Neil 83, Garrison Allen 83, Robbie Nardella 88, Logan Allen 89, Andrew Day 89.

Whitefish (343): Cole Turgeon 82, Joey Walp 85, Cole Ashby 88, Brendan Buls 88, Jack Kahle 90.

Polson (347): Carson McDaniel 79, Curtis Capdeville 84, Matt Hobbs 91, Noah McDonald 93, Colin Kenney 94.

Columbia Falls (401): Gabe Love 87, LJ Panasuk 97, Logan Lybbert 105, Trey Perkins 112, Logan Peck 113.

Belgrade: (no score): Elijah Baker 89, Ian Baker 104.

Browning (no score): Trae Kennerly 87.

Butte Central (no score): Tyge Yelenich 86, Bryan Arnold 94, Tyler Kump 106.

Dillon (no score): Gunnar Maisch 85, Nate Lemieux 95, Logan Wilson 100.

Frenchtown (no score): Derek Wolff 92.

Lewistown (no score): Tyrell Walter 77, Kody Neill 91, Jace Davis 94.

Miles City (no score): Deven Doughty 81, Gavin Gundlach 94, Nick Anderson 100.

Sidney (no score): Chase Morehouse 82, Luke Beenken 83, Kyler Garsjo 84.

Stevensville (no score): Zel Frost 88, Jayce Painter 99, Ivan Yazvac 105.

GIRLS

Team scores: 1. Whitefish 353, 2. Sidney 377, 3. Frenchtown 406, 4. Laurel 413, 5. Lewistown 423, 6. Billings Central 430, 7. Browning 436, 8. Havre 443, 9. Hamilton 472, 10. Dillon 473.

Top 15: Coral Schulz, Whitefish, 76; Tricia Joyce, Butte Central, 82; Katie Fyall, Whitefish, 86; Morgan O’Neil, Laurel, 87; Sydni Rose, Hamilton, 89; Shaelyn Bowlds, Sidney, 89; Summer Kennerly, Browning, 91; Dani Flynn, Frenchtown, 91; Sophia Mascarena, Billings Central, 92; Breilyn Riggins, Glendive, 92; Tierney Messmer, Sidney, 92; Kaelyn Volk, Sidney, 92; Kinsey Irvin, Lewistown, 94; Hayley Hileman, Whitefish, 94; Kayla Irish, Lewistown, 97; Holly Hileman, Whitefish, 97;

By Team

Whitefish (353): Coral Schulz 76, Katie Fyal 86, Hayley Hileman 94, Holly Hileman 97, Paige Sproul 120

Sidney (377): Shaelyn Bowlds 89, Tierney Messmer 92, Kaelyn Volk 92, Torey Dahl 104

Frenchtown (406): Dani Flynn 91, Ashlyn Stenerson 103, Jamie McNally 104, Courtney Ockler 108

Laurel (413): Morgan O’Neil 87, Kallie Linse 99, Madi Tucker 101, Dakota Boehler 126, Elise Shovar 144

Lewistown (423): Kinsey Irvin 94, Kayla Irish 97; Abby Gremaux 109, Karlie Southworth 123, Madison Lewis 140

Billings Central (430): Sophia Mascarena 92, Kenna Adolph 101, Chloe Michaelson 110, Perry Widdicombe 127

Browning (436): Summer Kennerly 91, Tiara Gilham 104, Sarah Harrison 112, Ranessa Skunkcap 129, Makayla Labuff 143

Havre (443): Grace Litzinger 108, Teagan Fee 109, Randi Grabielson 110, Payton Howard 116

Hamilton (472): Sydni Rose 89, Melissa Kimp 109, Liz Roberts 117, Haile Spear 157

Dillon (473): Rachel Nye 108, Lindsey Huber 116, Amber Sitz 124, Makaila Marsh 125, Kelsey Truman 128

Butte Central (no score): Tricia Joyce 82

Columbia Falls (no score): Shea Lefebvre 125, Kerry Lanners 140, Ali Gould 144

Glendive (no score): Breilyn Riggins 92, Amanda Mittlestadt 102

Hardin (no score): Sadye Small 103

Livingston (no score): Hunter-Rose Goetz 102, Kaycee Keegan 104, Carson Ooley 117

Miles City: Riley Shipp 118

Polson (no score): Kiyara Mccue 115, Emily Davis 134, Amanda Farley 136

Stevensville (no score): Madeline Servoss 132

BC’s Tyge Yelenich wins Western A title

Butte Central sophomore Tyge Yelenich hits a drive on the 10th hole during a tournament at the Butte Country Club on Sept. 11. (Bill Foley photo)

GREGSON — Tyge Yelenich is a Divisional champion.

The Butte Central sophomore golfer shot an 80 at the Fairmont Hot Springs Golf Course Saturday. Yelenich then beat Josh Heath of Hamilton in the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to capture the title at the Western A Divisional tournament.

The tournament featured teams from the Southwestern A and Northwestern A conferences.

Butte Central’s Tricia Joyce placed second on the girls side, continuing her impressive freshman campaign.

Coral Schulz of Whitefish won the tournament with a 77. Joyce shot 86, while Whitefish’s Katie Fyall placed third at 88.

Just 26 golfers finished on the girls’ side, so all individuals will advance to next week’s Class A State tournament in Sydney.

Whitefish won the girls’ title at 372. Frenchtown placed second at 429, followed by Dillon at 466 and Hamilton at 482.

Whitefish won the boys’ title with a 346. Hamilton placed second at 347, while Polson took third at 352 and Columbia Falls placed fourth at 382.

Butte Central placed fifth at 384. The top four teams and top 30 individuals advance to State.

Four Butte Central boys qualified to play next week. Tyler Kump, who is moonlighting as the place kicker for the Butte Central football team, shot a 97. Sam Joyce carded a 103, while Bryan Arnold hit 104.

Yelenich, Kump, Joyce and Arnold are elegible to play next week. Cameron Johnson of BC shot a 117, missing the cut.

Individual results

Team-by-team results

Eastern A

At Miles City Town and Country Club

Top 2 teams, top 15 individuals advance to state

BOYS

Top team scores: Billings Central 318, Laurel 323.

Top 15: Liam Clancy, BC, 73; Deven Doughty, Miles City, 73; Paul O’Neil, Laurel, 76; Jackson Boos, BC, 79; Robbie Nardella, Laurel, 80; Samuel Berry, BC, 81; Garrison Allen, Laurel, 81; Chase Morehourse, Sidney, 82; Kaiden Caraveau, BC, 85; Logan Allen, Laurel, 86; Gavin Gundlach, Miles City, 86; Luke Beenken, Sidney, 86; Nick Anderson, Miles City, 87; Andrew Day, Laurel, 88; Kyler Garsip, Sidney, 89.

GIRLS

Top team scores: Sidney 381, Laurel 404.

Top 15: Morgan O’Neil, Laurel, 80; Tierney Messmer, Sidney, 84; Breilyn Riggin, Glendive, 85; Kaelyn Volk, Sidney, 89; Amanda Mittlestadt, Glendive, 94; Sophia Mascarena, Billings Central, 97; Kallie Linse, Laurel, 97; Sadye Small, Hardin, 100; Madi Tucker, Laurel, 101; Chloe Michaelson, Billings Central, 104; Shaelyn Bolds, Sidney, 104; Torey Dahl, Sidney, 104; Riley Shipp, Miles City, 105; Kenna Adolph, Billings Central, 110; Perry Widdicomb, Billings Central, 111.

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Central A Divisional

Pine Meadows Golf Course

At Lewistown

Boys

Team scores: Havre 348, Livingston 350, Lewisown 354, Belgrade 381, Browning 460.

Top 15: Tyrell Walter, Lew, 75; Winston Oppelt, Liv, 85; Colton Oppelt, Liv, 86; Jeff Miller, Hav, 86; Dustin Haas, Hav, 86; Jerod Boles, Hav, 86; Kane Gabrielsen, Hav, 88; Max Serafin, Liv, 88; Elijah Baker, Bel, 89; Trae Kennerly, Bro, 90; Jace Davis, Lew, 90; Ben Engbers, Liv, 91; Ian Baker, Bel, 93; Aden Passon, Hav, 93; Kody Neill, Lew, 94.

Girls

Team results: Lewistown 403, Browning 416, Livingston 425, Havre 430. No team score: Belgrade.

Top 15: Kinsey Irvin, Lew, 82; Summer Kennerly, Bro, 95; Tiara Gilham, Bro, 97; Hunter Rose-Goetz, Liv, 98; Kaycee Keegan, Liv, 98; Payton HOward, Hav, 99; Grace Litzinger, Hav, 101; Abby Gremaux, Lew, 105; Madison Lewis, Lew, 106; Carson Ooley, Liv, 106; Ranessa Skunkcap, Brow, 109; Kayla Irish, Lew, 110; Teagan Fee, Hav, 112; Sarah Harrison, Brow, 115; Randi Gabrielsen, Hav, 118.

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Keenan, Avery finish on top

Friday, September 11, 2015 8:24 pm

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BUTTE — Flathead’s Ryan Keenan and Glacier’s Teigan Avery closed strong during second-round play at Butte Country Club to earn medalist honors and boost their respective teams to second-place finishes on Friday at the Butte Invitational.

Keenan, who shot a first round 71 at Old Works Golf Club in Anaconda on Thursday, controlled the lead his entire round to close with a 1-under-par 69 on the final day, winning by six strokes over Butte’s Houston Green.

The Braves finished well as a team, jumping first-round leader Bozeman to finish in second place, 10 strokes behind Butte High.

Flathead’s Matt Marshall matched his first round score by posting a 77 to finish in a tie for 10th place with Glacier’s Tom Mann.

Mann shot a final round 74 to pull even with Marshall.

Glacier finished in fifth place as a team.

Avery continued her strong fall, shooting 12 strokes better than any other competitor in the second round to card a 72 and finish with a seven-shot victory over first-round leader Hannah Rosanova of Bozeman. Avery finished at 153 after a first round 81 at Old Works.

Led by Avery, the Glacier girls placed second as a team with 769, finishing well behind champion Bozeman, who was 76 strokes better than the field, placing all five golfers in the top 10.

Flathead finished sixth as a team.

Butte Invitational

Friday

At Butte Country Club, Par 70

Boys

Team Scores

Butte High 607, Flathead, 617, Bozeman 619, Sentinel 625, Glacier 641, Hellgate 703, Hamilton 710, Butte High JV1 713, Butte Central 724, Belgrade 736, Dillon 772, Butte High JV2 818, Big Sky 845

Top 10 Individuals

Ryan Keenan, FLT, 71-69-140; Houston Green, BUT, 76-70-146; Blake Hasquet, SENT, 76-74-150; Nate Fuge, SENT, 76-75-151; Jackson Beyer, BOZ, 71-80-151; Trey Hoagland, BUT, 79-72-151; Sean Ramsbacher, SENT, 152; Josh Heath, HAM, 78-75-153; Will Hoagland, BUT, 78-75-153; Tom Mann, GLA, 80-74-154; Matt Marshall, FLT, 77-77-154

Girls

Team Scores

Bozeman 693, Glacier 769, Sentinel 830, Butte High 871, Dillon 917, Flathead 955

Top 10 Individuals

Teigan Avery, GLA, 81-72-153; Hannah Rosanova, BOZ, 75-85-160; Sydni Rose, HAM, 87-84-171; Tricia Joyce, BC, 86-86-172; Sara Michell, SENT, 89-88-177; Emily Moran, BOZ, 90-88-178; Kameryn Basye, BOZ, 92-87-179; Lexie Williams, BUT, 90-93-183; Meggie Delaney, BOZ, 88-95-183; Ellie Jackson, BOZ, 97-88-185

HAMILTON -- The Hamilton Invitational golf tournament on Saturday was a near carbon copy of the Butte Central Invitational on Friday.

The Hamilton boys and Frenchtown girls won the team titles, while a pair of Hamilton golfers -- Max Toenjes and Sydni Rose -- were the boys' and girls' medalists, respectively.

Hamilton's boys totaled 316, 21 strokes better than Polson.

Toenjes fired a round of 71 to best teammate Josh Heath by two strokes. Polson's Carson McDaniel was third at 77 and Frenchtown's Derek Wolff was fourth at 79.

Frenchtown won the girls' title with a score of 406. Hamilton was next at 420, followed by Dillon at 470.

Rose cruised to her title by shooting an 86, seven strokes better than teammate Melissa Kimp. Frenchtown golfers claimed the next four spots -- Dani Flynn (95), Ashlyn Stenerson (100), Courtney Ockler (105) and Jamie McNally (106).

Hamilton Invitational

BOYS

Team scores: Hamilton 316, Polson 337, Stevensville 353, Dillon 371. Also competing: Frenchtown.

Top 10 individuals

Max Toenjes, Hamilton;71

Josh Heath, Hamilton;73

Carson McDaniel, Polson;77

Derek Wolff, Frenchtown;79

Jayce Painter, Stevensville;82

Blaine Wezsteon, Hamilton;83

Matt Hobbs, Polson;86

Curtis Capdeville, Polson;87

Colin Kenney, Polson;87

Zel Frost, Stevensville;87

GIRLS

Team scores: Frenchtown 406, Hamilton 420, Dillon 470. Also competing: Polson, Stevensville.

Top 10 individuals

Sydni Rose, Hamilton;86

Melissa Kimp, Hamilton;93

Dani Flynn, Frenchtown;95

Ashlyn Stenerson, Frenchtown;100

Courtney Ockler, Frenchtown;105

Jamie McNally, Frenchtown;106

Liz Roberts, Hamilton;108

Rachael Nye, Dillon;109

Lindsey Huber, Dillon;110

Madeline Servoss, Stevensville;121

Hamilton boys, Frenchtown girls win Butte Central Invitational

At Fairmont, Hamilton's boys and the Frenchtown girls claimed the team titles at the Butte Central Invitational at Fairmont Hot Springs.

The Broncs placed four golfers in the top seven to finish with a team score of 331, which was 30 strokes better than both Livingston and Butte Central.

Hamilton's Max Toenjes was the boys' medalist after a round of 78. Tyge Yelenich of Butte Central was next at 79, followed by Livingston teammates Colton Oppelt (80) and Winston Oppelt (83). Hamilton teammates Josh Heath and Blaine Wetzsteon tied for fifth at 84, and fellow Bronc Ky Burch was next at 85.

Frenchtown's girls also cruised to a dominant win with a team total of 439. Livingston and Hamilton tied for second at 472.

Hamilton's Sydni Rose was the only girl to break 100 with a round of 96. Butte Central's Tricia Joyce was next at 100, while Livingston's Hunter-Rose Goetz and Frenchtown's Dani Flynn tied for third at 107. Ashlyn Stenerson of Frenchtown and Hamilton's Melissa Kimp were next at 109.

Butte Central Invitational

At Fairmont Hot Springs Golf Course

BOYS

Team scores: Hamilton 331, Livingston 361, Butte Central 361, Stevensville 372, Belgrade 379, Dillon 400.

Top 10 individuals

Max Toenjes, Hamilton;78

Tyge Yelenich, Bu. Central;79

Colton Oppelt, Livingston;80

Winston Oppelt, Livingston;83

Josh Heath, Hamilton;84

Blaine Wetzsteon, Hamilton;84

Ky Burch, Hamilton;85

Elijah Baker, Belgrade;86

Zel Frost, Stevensville;86

Derek Wolf, Frenchtown;87

GIRLS

Team scores: Frenchtown 439, Livingston 472, Hamilton 472, Dillon 508.

Top 10 individuals

Sydni Rose, Hamilton;96

Tricia Joyce, Bu. Central;100

Hunter-Rose Goetz, Livingston;107

Dani Flynn, Frenchtown;107

Ashlyn Stenerson, Frenchtown;109

Melissa Kimp, Hamilton;109

Kaycee Keegan, Livingston;110

Jamie McNally, Frenchtown;110

Courtney Ockler, Frenchtown;113

Carson Ooley, Livingston;115

Laurel Invitational

Laurel Country Club

BOYS

Team scores: 1. Billings West I 316, 2. Havre 334, 3. Laurel 339, 4. Miles City 351, 5. Lewistown 357, 6. Billings Central 359, 7. Sidney 369, 8. Billings Skyview I 374, 8. Billings Senior 374, 10. Glendive 436, 11. Hardin 467.

Top individuals: Boles, Havre, 75; Elliott, West I, 76; Derheim, West II 76; Jones, West I, 77; O’Neil, Laurel, 78.

Billings West I (316): Jones 77, Elliott 76, Rhodes 79, Korf 84, Woods 85.

Havre (334): Boles 75, Miller 82, Haas 85, Passon 95, Gabrielsen 92.

Laurel (339): O’Neil 78, L. Allen 82, Nardella 89, G. Allen 90, Willis 93.

Miles City (351): Doughty 78, G. Gundlach 87, Anderson 89, G. Gundlach 97, Regan 105.

Lewistown (357): Walter 84, Davis 89, Parsons 90, Neill 94, Ward 107.

Billings Central (359): Caraveau 83, Hayden 89, Berry 91, Gaudreau 96.

Sidney (369): Beenken 88, Hansen 92, Garsjo 93, Morehouse 96, Carpenter 98.

Billings Skyview I (374): Rodacker 87, Nedens 94, Stokes 95, Watters 98, Freeman 98.

Billings Senior (374): Bykonen 84, Cady 92, Keickbusch 95, Movey 103, Hall 104.

Glendive (436): Fulton 96, Miller 107, Rieger 111, Handran 122, LeProwse 125.

Hardin (467): Lefthand 96, Tillman 115, Cannon 127, Noteboom 129.

Billings Skyview II (NS): Pope 101, Harmon 109.

Billings West II (NS): Derheim 76, Loberg 88, Johnson 102.

Laurel JV (NS): Schwab 84, Day 87, Ewalt 91, Novasio 91, Schriver 96, Gorden 97, Kallem 104, Berg 123.

Sidney JV (NS): Aisenbrey 90, Beyerle 102.

GIRLS

Team scores: 1. Laurel 390, 2. Sidney 399, 3. Lewistown 401, 4. Billings Central 421, 5. Glendive 428, 6. Miles City 470, 7. Havre 472.

Top individuals: O’Neil, Laurel, 81; Volk, Sidney, 91; Messmer, Sidney, 91; Irvin, Lewistown, 93; Kautzman, Billings Senior, 95.

Laurel (390): O’Neil 81, Tucker 97, Linse 101, Boehler 111, Shovar 129.

Sidney (399): Volk 91, Messmer 91, Dahl 107, Bowlds 110.

Lewistown (401): Irvin 93, Southworth 99, Gremaux 100, Lewis 109, Irish 134.

Billings Central (421): Adolph 98, Kuper 106, Widdecombe 107, Mascarena 110, Michaelson 122.

Glendive (428): Mittlestadt 97, Riggin 98, Rowsey 110, Cantrell 123.

Miles City (470): Shipp 113, Anderson 114, Cavill 120, Helm 123, Christopherson 132.

Havre (472): Howard 106, Gabrielsen 117, Fee 122, Lammars 127, Litzinger 131.

Hardin (NS): Small 122, Cannon 137.

Billings Senior (NS): Kautzman 95, Overby 113, Qualls 136.

Billings West (NS): Frideres 111, Jenkins 122, Gilman 135.

Kalispell Invitational

At Buffalo Hill Golf Club

BOYS

Team scores: Missoula Sentinel 625, Flathead 638, Great Falls High 651, Glacier 671, Whitefish 680, C.M. Russell 686, Polson 689, Columbia Falls 760, Glacier JV 778, Missoula Hellgate 802, Missoula Big Sky 811.

Top individuals: Ryan Keenan, FH, 69-75—144; Tom Mann, Gla, 75-78—153; Nate Fuge, Sen, 73-80—153; Sean Ramsbacher, Sen, 72-83—155; Duncan Hollar, CMR, 80-77—157; Evan Miles, FH, 80-78—158; Joey Walp, WF, 80-79—159; Schafer Paladichuk, GF, 81-78—159; Carson McDaniels, Pol, 77-83—160; Blake Hasquet, Sen, 75-85—160.

GIRLS

Team scores: Glacier 693, Whitefish 694, Great Falls High 718, C.M. Russell 776, Missoula Sentinel 789, Flathead 805, Missoula Hellgate 846, Glacier JV 908, Flathead JV 921.

Top individuals: Teigan Avery, Gla, 70-73—143; Coral Schulz, WF, 75-80—155; Katie Fyall, WF, 79-85—164; Rylie Carmichael, CMR, 82-88—170; McKenna Tinseth, Gla, 89-83—172; Catrina Babinecz, GF, 86-88—174; Renae Heisler, GF, 87-89—176; Casey Babinecz, GF, 89-90—179; Tiara Gilham, Bro, 90-95—185; Savanna Voyles, CMR, 93-92—185; Holly Hileman, WF, 88-97—185.

Dillon Invitational

BOYS

Team scores: 1. Hamilton 310, 2. Bozeman JV Black 337, 3. Livingston 345, 4. Butte Central 346, 5. Belgrade 355, 6. Bozeman JV Red 359, 7. Stevensville 388, 8. Dillon 391.

Top individuals: Max Toenjes, Hamilton, 71; Tyge Yelenich, Butte Central; 76, Josh Heath, Hamilton, 77; Evan Morris, Bozeman, 80; Payne Annala, Bozeman, 80; Blaine Wetzsteon, Hamilton, 81; Ky Burch, Hamilton, 81; Colton Oppelt, Livingston, 82; Winston Oppelt, Livingston, 85; Max Serafin, Livingston, 85; Jack Thorsen, Bozeman, 85.

GIRLS

Team scores: 1. Bozeman JV 415, 2. Livingston 452, 3. Dillon 460, 4. Hamilton 470. Also competing: Butte Central, Belgrade.

Top individuals: Tricia Joyce, Butte Central, 84; Tricia Joyce, Butte Central, 84; Sydni Rose, Hamilton, 91; Mellissa Kimp, Hamilton, 95; Hunter-Rose Goetz, Livingston, 102; Ellie Jackson, Bozeman, 102; Katelyn Erickson, Bozeman, 102; Maddie Benedict, Bozeman, 103; Rachel Nye, Dillon, 103; Eimi Koga, Bozeman, 108; Carson Ooley, Livingston, 110.

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C-Falls boys win invitational

Monday, August 31, 2015 10:34 pm

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Joyce second, Yelenich fifth at Butte Central Invitational

Butte Central freshman Tricia Joyce hits a tee shot on hole No. 2 Monday at the Butte Central Invitational. (Bill Foley photos)

The high school golf career for Butte Central freshman Tricia Joyce got off to a pretty good start Monday at the Butte Central Invitational.

Maroon sophomore Tyge Yelenich, meanwhile, proved his strong freshman season wasn’t a fluke.

Joyce fired an 85 at the Highland View Golf Course to place second at the tournament. Sydni Rosa of Hamilton took home medalist honors with an 82.

Only two girl golfers shot in the 80s, with Frenchtown’s Jamie McNally placing a distant third at 94.

Yelenich placed fifth on the boys’ side with a 3-over-par 73.

Hamilton’s Josh Heath won the tournament title with a 2-under 68. He was followed by Will Holloran of the Bozeman junior varsity team at 70. Livingston’s Colton Oopelt and Hamilton’s Max Toenjes tied for third at 73.

The Bozeman JV team won the meet with a 304. Hamilton placed second at 306, followed by Livingston at 317 and Polson at 325. The host Maroons finished fourth with a 329.

Seniors Bryan Arnold and Tyler Kump each shot 84 for the Maroons, while sophomore Cameron Johnson shot an 88. Junior Frank Dwyer carded a 92. Only the top four scores count in team standings.

Butte High’s JV shot 348, with Marcus Lynch leading the way with an 83. Kaden Hanni hit 78, while Levi Loggins shot 88, J.J. Mohr carded 90 and Kellen Lean hit 91.

The Maroons also fielded a JV team, with Zach Luebeck hitting 94 and Jake McPherson shooting 97. Also for the BC JV squad, Patrick Dolan shot 102, Riley Richardson hit 105 and Sam Sterns fired a 107.

Only two schools had enough golfers for two girls’ teams. Frenchotwn shot 389, while Dillon hit 351.

Next up for the Maroons is Friday’s Park Invitational in Livingston.

Results

Scores by team

BC’s Tyge Yelenich roles in a putt from the fringe on No. 6.

Butte High’s J.J. Mohr tees off on No. 7.

BC’s Bryan Arnold chips onto the No. 6 green.

Butte High’s Marcus Lynch hits a chip shot on No. 6.

Bozeman JV won the boys tourney with a 304. Hamilton was second with a 306 and had the individual winner in Josh Health with a 68. Elijah Baker was top Panther with an 85 (21st). Teammate Sam Hoffman carded an 88 for 27th & Ian Baker had a 93 for 36th. First prep golf meet of the season is complete. Belgrade boys 7th with a 358 at Butte Central Golf Invite at Highland Golf Course.

Stetzner, Joyce compete for Montana in Lethbridge

Blue Ponies tee off on home course

Havre High boys golf team crushes the field at the Havre High Golf Tournament

Roger Miller

Havre High junior Dustin Haas tees off on the second hole at Prairie Farms Golf Course Thursday morning. Haas shot a 76 to tie for first place at the Havre High Golf Tournament.

One year ago, the Havre High Golf Tournament was washed out by a severe thunderstorm. But fast forward one year, and not only were there no thunderstorms for the annual meet, but there was a lot of really good golf played under ideal conditions.

Good scores were especially the theme for the Havre High boys as the Blue Ponies rolled to the team title at the 2015 Havre High Golf Tournament held Thursday at Prairie Farms Golf Course. The Ponies easily toppled teams from Lewistown and Browning, and junior varsity squads from Great Falls High and CMR.

On the flip side, the Pony girls made the most of the day, finishing third behind a powerful team from Browning, as well as Central A rival Lewistown.

“I’m pretty pleased with how the kids played,” said HHS third-year head coach Brett Gilman. “We had some really good scores from some of the kids and some scores we think could have been better. But it’s early in the season yet, and there’s plenty of time to improve. So I’m pleased with the way the day went.”

The loaded HHS boys squad, which was coming off a Top Six finish at the season-opening Great Falls Invitational, should be especially pleased with Thursday’s round. Havre scored a 315 to beat second-place Lewistown by a whopping 44 strokes. The Eagles are the defending Central A champs, but after Thursday’s tourney, it looks as though no one in the conference will slow down the Ponies.

Junior Dustin Haas led the way with a solid 76, which tied him for first place with Lewistown’s Tyrell Walter. Walter was awarded medalist honors via the scorecard tiebreaker, but Haas still put together a strong round of golf. And right behind Haas’ strong day was HHS senior Jeff Miller, who carded an even-par 36 on the front nine, and finished with a 77 for third-place honors.

Havre has been very consistent through its lineup so far this season, and Thursday was no different. Senior Jerod Boles and junior Aden Passon each scored rounds of 81 to easily tie for forth, while junior Kane Gabrielsen came in with a round of 85, good enough for sixth place.

From the junior varsity ranks, junior Trey Hanson carded a 91, while Hondo Owens shot 97.

On the girls side, the Ponies couldn’t quite catch up to Browning and Lewistown, but Havre’s young squad, with just two seniors at the top of the lineup, showed plenty of promise on a beautiful day at Prairie Farms, where conditions were near perfect for golf.

While Browning was the only girls team to break 400, Havre finished the day with a 438, led by senior Payton Howard’s round of 93. Howard was playing in her first varsity tournament since her sophomore season, and she played well from start to finish, and the round landed her in fourth place overall. Fellow senior Randi Gabrielsen shot 104.

The day was also good experience for HHS’s younger golfers on the girls team. Sophomore Regan Lammers scored a 119, while freshman Teagan Fee shot 122 and sophomore Grace Litzinger rounded out the scoring with a 124. Freshman Kinzee Peterson was the ponies’ top JV player with a 121.

While the day was highly success for the Ponies, the turnaround to another big tournament will be quick. Havre recently added the Belgrade Invitational to its schedule, and will travel to Bozeman’s Riverside Country Club for that tournament Monday. The Ponies also head to the Browning Invite next Thursday.

Havre High Golf Tournament

At Prairie Farms

BOYS

Team Scores

Havre 315, Lewistown 359, Great Falls High 396, CMR 441, Browning N/S.

Teams

Havre – Dustin Haas 38-38-76; Jeff Miller 36-41-77, Jerod Boles 41-40-81; Aden Passon 39-42-81; Kane Gabrielsen 39-46-81.

Lewistown – Tyrell Walter 37-39-76, Jace Davis 44-41-85; Kody Neil 48-44-92, Zack Jensen 54-52-106, Trevor Ward 68-48-116.

GFH – Keeghan Lauver 48-49-97, Tyson St. John 52-45-97, Blake Othiem 50-50-100, Cole Hendrickson 51-51-102; Alec Good 53-66-119.

CMR – Zane Ptratz 50-49-99, Landon Blades 59-55-114, Tucker Pietrykowski 54-55-109, Paul Morris 59-60-119, Taylor Houtz 56-75-131.

Browning – Trae Kennerly 46-42-88, Chance Smith 48-47-95, Kevin Gallagher 72-62-134.

Havre JV – Trey Hanson 46-45-91, Hondo Owens 50-47-97, Gavin Mosbrucker 53-50-103, Tucker Carlson 62-51-113, Ryan Bakke 58-57-115, Kyle Kirkpatrick 66-52-118, Nic Keller 70-54-124.

GIRLS

Team Scores

Browning 387, Lewistown 403, Havre 438, Great Falls High 446, CMR 539.

Teams

Havre – Payton Howard 45-48-93, Randi Gabrielsen 52-52-104, Regan Lammers 63-56-119, Teagan Fee 60-62-122, Grace Litzinger 64-60-124.

Roger Miller

Blue Pony senior Payton Howard takes a swing during Thursday's Havre High Golf Tournament at Prairie Farms Golf Course. Howard finished fourth.

Browning – Summer Kennerly 42-47-89, Tiara Gilham 44-41-85, Sarah Harrison 50-47-97, Gracie Snow 64-52-116, Ranessa Skunkcap 63-54-117.

Lewistown – Kinsey Irvin 43-39-82, Abby Gremeaux 55-53-108, Karlie Southworth 58-48-106, Madison Lewis 55-52-107, Audra Fry 67-65-132.

GFH – Blake Remy 51-47-98, Izzy Brown 53-52-105, Katrina Adkins 65-56-121, Megan Fehres 61-61-122.

CMR – Carly Cushman 64-57-121, Janae Voss 76-68-144, Becca Bergman 77-68-145, Nichole Linder 76-68-144, Mariah Williamson 72-70-142.

Havre JV – Kinzee Peterson 61-60-121, Jordan Keith 66-63-129, Marcee Murphy 65-66-131, Mackenzie Tilleman 69-60-129.

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Sidney Triangular

Senior Luke Beenken putts during the Sidney Triangular.

Results

Results for the Sidney Triangular are listed by level, name, school and score.

Boys Varsity

Deven Doughty, Miles City, 80

Luke. Beenken, Sidney, 84

Chase Morehouse, Sidney, 86

G. Gundlach, Miles City, 89

Gabe Gundlach, Miles City, 90

George Carpenter, Sidney, 91

Andrew Hansen, Sidney, 92

N. Anderson, Miles City, 95

K. Irion, Miles City, 99

Kyler Garsjo, Sidney, 99

Brian Fulton, Glendive, 1 02

Jake Reiger, Glendive, 106

Girls Varsity

Tierney Messmer, Sidney, 85

Kaelyn Volk, Sidney, 93

Breilyn Riggin, Glendive, 93

Amanda Mittlestadt, Glendive, 104

Torey Dahl, Sidney, 107

Shaelyn Bowlds, Sidney 110

S. Anderson, Miles City, 135

B. Christoperson, Miles City, 138

R. Shipp, Miles City, 142

Boys JV

M. Regan, Miles City, 87

Josh Aisenbrey, Sidney, 98

D. Schneidt, Miles City, 99

Blane Lawrence, Sidney, 101

Cristian Seitz, Sidney, 101

Benjamin Brodhead, Sidney, 103

Camden Berka, Sidney, 103

Troy Pugh, Sidney, 111

Kane Knudson, Glendive, 113

Peyton Beyerle, Sidney, 117

G. Nelson, Miles City, 117

T. Stubblefield, Miles City, 128

Tyler Iverson, Sidney, 129

Logan LaProse, Glendive, 129

Riley Handran, Glendive, 132

Alec Christenson, Glendive, 133

J. Stubblefield, Miles City, 133

K. Kuntz, Miles City, 135

Caden Nerison, Glendive, 144

Dalton Vickers, Glendive, 149

M. Donnelly, Miles City, 157

Andrew Svensvold, Glendive, 159

Girls JV

A.. Helm, Miles City, 148

H. Banta, Miles City, 151

Livingston Invitational

Boys

Team scores: Livingston 337, Lewistown 349, Butte Central 350, Belgrade 360, Dillon 395

Top 5: Tyge Yelenich, Butte Central, 76; Colton Oppelt, Livingston, 82; Jace Davis, Lewistown, 82; Winston Oppelt, 82, Livingston; Elijah Baker, Belgrade, 83.

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Girls

Team scores: Lewistown 394, Dillon 446

Top 5: Tricia Joyce, Butte Central, 79; Kinsey Irvin, Lewistown, 88; Madison Lewis, Lewistown, 97; Hunter-Rose Goetz, Livingston 99; Carson Ooley, Livingston, 103; Kaycee Keegan, Livingston, 103.

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Results

Missoula Invitational

Canyon River Golf Course

Monday

BOYS

Team scores: Missoula Sentinel 301, Helena High 317, Kalispell Flathead 317, Helena Capital 320, Hamilton 324, Kalispell Glacier 333, Missoula Hellgate 335, Whitefish 339, Polson 350, Stevensville 379, Missoula Big Sky 405.

Top 10 individuals

Tom Mann, Glacier;70

Sean Ramsbacher, Sentinel;72

Isak Nord, Hellgate;72

Kienan Stief, Helena;74

Nate Fuge, Sentinel;75

Blake Hasquet, Sentinel;75

Max Toenjes, Hamilton;75

Cory Preshinger, Capital;76

Evan Miles, Flathead;77

Rielly Manger, Flathead;77

Team results

Missoula Sentinel (301) - Sean Ramsbacher 72, Nate Fuge 75, Blake Hasquet 75, Tyler Seifert 79, Jack Johnston 79.

Helena High (317) - Kienan Stief 74, Logan Teegarden 81, Travis Wright 86, Owen Hathaway 79, Gabe Pargot 83.

Kalispell Flathead (317) - Evan Miles 77, Matthew Marshall 82, Nick Weaver 81, Cooper Barrett 95, Rielly Manger 77.

Helena Capital (320) - Cory Preshinger 76, Riley Lawrence 78, Taggert Sullivan 85, Justin DesRosier 81, Dale Hansen 87.

Hamilton (324) - Max Toenjes 75, Josh Heath 81, Blaine Wetzsteon 85, Ky Burch 83, Cannon Hawks 109.

Kalispell Glacier (333) - Tom Mann 70, AJ Grande 84, Jake Corincione 91, Sam Nelson 90, Braydon Aurich 89.

Missoula Hellgate (335) - Isak Nord 72, River Duce 82, Aiden Chisholm 93, Ryan Domako 88, Ben Huguet 101.

Whitefish (339) - Joey Walp 79, Jack Kahle 89, Cole Turgeon 86, Brendan Buls 85, Ryan Kemm 102.

Polson (350) - Carson McDaniel 79, Matt Hobbs 93, Curtis Capdeville 91, Alex Salois 105, Noah McDonald 87.

Stevensville (379) - Zel Frost 91, Jakob Thompson 93, Jayce Painter 89, Levi Casman 106, Tom Trangmoe 116.

Missoula Big Sky (405) - Zack Harvey 90, Colten Merritt 101, Jarod Fortmann 113, Garrett Johns 111, Hank Mesenko 103.

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GIRLS

Team scores: Whitefish 347, Kalispell Glacier 379, Helena High 396, Missoula Hellgate 397, Helena Capital 409, Missoula Sentinel 427, Missoula Big Sky 436. Also competing: Kalispell Flathead, Hamilton, Polson.

Top 10 individuals

Coral Schulz, Whitefish;74

Katie Fyall, Whitefish;81

Sydni Rose, Hamilton;85

Emily Garden, Hellgate;87

Weslee Nehl, Helena;87

Hailley Hileman, Whitefish;88

McKenna Tinseth, Glacier;90

Kyersten Siebenaler, Glacier;90

Shayla Johnson, Big Sky;91

Ashley Puyear, Helena;93

Sara Michell, Sentinel;93

Team results

Whitefish (347) - Coral Schulz 74, Katie Fyall 81, Holly Hileman 104, Hailley Hileman 88, Paige Sproull 109.

Kalispell Glacier (379) - McKenna Tinseth 90, Kyersten Siebenaler 90, McKenna Hulslander 94, Gabi Mammana 105, Kate Trunkle 112.

Helena High (396) - Weslee Nehl 87, Ashley Puyear 93, Rowan Rankin 101, Reyla Williams 115.

Missoula Hellgate (397) - Emily Garden 87, Maddie Keiper 102, Lauren D'Angelo 107, Emily Gmeiner 101, Megan White 113.

Helena Capital (409) - Sidney Lamb 98, Mikaela Latka 105, Jamie Wilson 95, Madi O'Mara 111.

Missoula Sentinel (427) - Sydnee Nowlen 105, Sara Michell 93, Serina Breum 108, Halle Nurse 121.

Missoula Big Sky (436) - Shayla Johnson 91, Samantha Mathis 110, Sami Ormesher 116, Chloe Austin 123, Danielle Buchanan 119.

Kalispell Flathead - Liz Lorentz 100, Maddie Huestis 112, Morgan Corkish 113.

Hamilton - Sydni Rose 85, Melissa Kimp 109, Liz Roberts 112.

Polson - Kiyara McCue 110, Emily Davis 133.

The Missoula Sentinel boys' golf team showed why it's considered  a contender for a state trophy Monday during the first round of the Missoula Invitational at Canyon River Golf Course.

So did the defending state Class A champion Whitefish girls.

All five Sentinel boys carded scores in the 70s with the top four combining for a team score of 301 to take the 18-hole lead in the 36-hole tournament. That's 16 strokes better than both Helena High and Kalispell Flathead.

The Whitefish girls opened an even larger lead, posting a score of 347 to take a 32-stroke lead over Kalispell Glacier into Tuesday's final round, which will be played at Larchmont Golf Course.

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Kalispell Glacier's Tom Mann posted the low score of the day with a 2-under-par 70. Two Missoula golfers -- Sean Ramsbacher of Sentinel and Isak Nord of Hellgate -- are two strokes back. Sentinel's Nate Fuge and Blake Hasquet are tied for fifth along with Hamilton's Max Toenjes after opening with 75s.

Reigning state champion Coral Schulz carded a 2-over-par 74 to take a seven-stroke lead over teammate Katie Fyall in the race for girls' medalist honors.

Hamilton's Sydni Rose is third at 85, followed by Hellgate's Emily Garden and Helena's Weslee Nehl, who are tied at 87. Another Whitefish golfer, Hailley Hileman, is sixth after an 88.

Havre's boys won the Belgrade Invitational today with a 324. Fergus (339) & Park (346) followed. Panthers were 5th with a 361.

Individual champ was Butte Central's Tyge Yelinich with a 73; Fergus' Tyrell Walter was 2nd (76). Top Panther was Sam Hoffman (8th, 84)

On the girls side, Fergus won team title with a 398. Kinsey Irvin was 2nd for Eagles (84). Butte Central's Tricia Joyce won tourney with 76.

BC’s Tyge Yelenich, Tricia Joyce win again