Maddie Dodge had a rough start and a rough finish, but held it together the rest of the round to finish second at the state 5A girls golf tournament at Shadow Valley Golf Course in Boise, which concluded Tuesday.

Dodge, who led by four shots after shooting a 5-over-par 77 on Monday, started Tuesday's round off with a triple bogey, double bogey and bogey, and finished with a bogey, double bogey and bogey for an 82.

She finished at 159, four shots behind Tyler Barker of Vallivue, who shot 83-72-155. Dodge's runner-up finish at state is the highest in school history by a Post Falls girl.

"I was really happy that I still finished up there," said Dodge, a junior. "I started off 6-over after three, so I had to bring it back big-time. I just told myself not to give up and to keep going, that it can't get any worse than it is now."

Coeur d'Alene's boys brought home a trophy by finishing fourth. Kevin Porto of Lake City medaled by finishing ninth with a 76-83-159.

Dodge, who placed ninth at state two years ago as a freshman, played even-par golf on the middle 12 holes, with a birdie and a bogey.

"She could have caved after those first three holes, but she put a string of pars together to keep her in the hunt," Post Falls girls coach Matt Barkley said. "I was pretty proud of her."

Dodge's sister, Genna, finished fifth at state two years ago and tied for fourth in 2008.

Mike Porter shot 161 and finished 11th for Coeur d’Alene.

“We shot quite a bit better today,” Coeur d’Alene coach Bryan Duncan said. “The conditions improved a bit from yesterday and we were able to make a run at third.”

Eagle repeated as boys team champs.

“The kids were battling all day today,” Duncan said. “Brennan (Stillinger), our lone senior, got back to a 79. I was proud of the way they competed considering the conditions.”

Coeur d’Alene’s girls finished seventh, shooting 425 after shooting 435 on Monday. Capital won the state title, finishing five strokes ahead of defending champion Lewiston.

“Our play was night and day from yesterday,” Coeur d’Alene co-girls coach Melody Melton said. “It was a good end to the season and we’re looking forward to next season.”

TEAM SCORES — 1, Eagle 310-304—614. 2, Boise 321-313—634. 3, Highland 324-325—649. 4, Coeur d’Alene 330-323—653. 5, Lewiston 340-330—670. 6, Borah 337-337—674. 7, Timberline 355-343—698. 8, Rocky Mountain 373-343—716.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Ty Travis, Eagle 74-75—149. 2, Jon Van Dyk, Eagle 76-76—152. 3, Kyle Mitsunaga, Boise 73-80—153. 4, Mike Johnson, Eagle 80-75—155. 5 (tie), Aric Harumi, Highland 79-77—156; John Frizzell, Boise, 80-76—156. 7, John Forsmann, Lewiston 81-76—157. 8, Tate Crowley, Eagle 80-78—158. 9, Kevin Porto, Lake City 76-83—159. 10, Boston Murdock, Skyline 85-75—160.

COEUR d’ALENE — Brennan Stillinger 86-79—165, Hunter Kraft 80-83—163, Michael Porter 82-79—161, John Duffin 82-85—167, Kyle Kaufman 93-82—175.

LAKE CITY — Kevin Porto 76-83—159, Spencer Skipper 80-84—164.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Capital 370-353—723. 2, Lewiston 366-362—728. 3, Rocky Mountain 383-358—741. 4, Centennial 397-374—771. 5, Vallivue 396-385—781. 6, Eagle 400-403—803. 7, Coeur d’Alene 435-425—860. 8, Idaho Falls 492-464—956.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Tyler Barker, Vallivue 83-72—155. 2, Maddie Dodge, Post Falls 77-82—159. 3, Mandi Meyers, Idaho Falls 84-76—160. 4, Fa Thongsamak, Capital 81-82—163. 5, Ryleigh Moore, Rocky Mountain 84-81—165. 6 (tie), Lexi Albi, Capital 86-81—167; Lou Points, Eagle 82-85—167. 8, Gabby Barker, Vallivue 90-78—168. 9, Kathryn Buckingham, Centennial 84-85—169. 10, Amy Hasenoehrl, Lewiston 89-81—170.

COEUR d’ALENE — Chelsea Porter 108-112—220, Jordan Hintz 109-102—211, MacKenzie Phillips 115-114—229, Taylor Hammon 108-103—211, Elsa Goodsen 110-108—218.

POST FALLS — Maddie Dodge 77-82—159.

Lakeland freshman Derek Bayley, the lone local player to qualify for state in 4A, shot a second-day 73 to finished tied for 12th at Centennial Golf Course in Nampa.

“He played really well today,” Lakeland coach Mario Maddy said. “He just ran into a lot of putting problems. He competed and got back into the competition. I’m really looking forward to seeing what happens over the next three years.”

Moscow won the girls title by 21 strokes. Twin Falls won the boys title.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Twin Falls 301-296—597. 2, Canyon Ridge 318-289—607. 3, Century 316-312—628. 4, Middleton 311-321—632. 5, Bishop Kelly 334-329—633. 6, Moscow 333-314—647. 7, Hillcrest 330-326—656. 8 (tie), Columbia 331-333—664, Madison 339-325—664.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Taylor Judy, Bishop Kelly, 74-67—141. 2, Will Higham, Shelley, 71-71—142. 3, Clarke Huntsman, Shelley, 74-69—143. 4, Alec Perkins, Twin Falls 75-72—147. 5, Derek Cook, Canyon Ridge, 78-69—147. 6, Kyle Miley, Twin Falls, 74-74—148. 7, Alec Meyerhoeffer, Twin Falls, 76-72—148. 8, Sawyer McMullen, Canyon Ridge, 77-71—148. 8, Nick Spalding, Bishop Kelly, 79-69—148. 9, Cooper Wright, Moscow, 73-76—149. 10, Mark Bolinske, Columbia, 71-79—150.

LAKELAND — Derek Bayley 78-73—151.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Moscow 327-319—646. 2, Middleton 347-320—667. 3, Twin Falls 348-345—693. 4, Bishop Kelly 359-351—710. 5, Hillcrest 408-378—786. 6, Madison 406-398—804. 7, Century 437-413—850. 8, Wood River 466-470—936.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Cali Hipp, Middleton, 74-72—146. 2, Nikki Tatham, Moscow, 74-74—148. 3, Kati Greear, Moscow, 79-75—154. 4, Taylor Anderson, Moscow, 79-80—159. 5, Katherine Reed, Twin Falls, 81-82—163. 6, Sydney Lee, Twin Falls, 82-83—165. 7, Jenna Sharp, Twin Falls, 83-83—166. 8, Alyssa Edlemaya, Madison, 85-81—166. 9, Kenna Hopkins, Middleton, 88-79—167. 10, Kindall Murie, Bishop Kelly, 83-85—168.

Kellogg sophomore Kaceelyn Pouttu ran away from the competition to earn her second straight girls medalist title by 25 strokes with a two-day total of 152 at the Scotch Pines Golf Course in Payette.

Dan Masterson finished ninth for St. Maries, shooting a second-day 76 to finish with a 156.

Andrew VanWingerden carded a 167 for Timberlake, which finished seventh.

Marsh Valley won the boys team title by one stroke over Kimberly. Kellogg’s boys were fourth. Kellogg’s girls were second, 40 strokes behind Weiser.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Marsh Valley 324-314—638. 2, Kimberly 331-308—639. 3, Weiser 337-315—652. 4, Kellogg 343-322—665. 5, Fruitland 672. 6, American Falls 336-343—679. 7, Timberlake 364-341—705. 8, Salmon 353-366—719.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Kade Crossland, Buhl, 75-73—148. 2, J.D. Hurd, Weiser, 78-72—150. 3, Gage Huft, Kimberly, 82-72—154. 4, Dakota Chavez, American Falls, 76-78—154. 5, Dain Harden, Kellogg, 83-72—155. 6, Tanner Hunsaker, Marsh Valley, 78-78—156. 7, Gary Davids, Marsh Valley, 79-77—156. 8, Stephen Clements, Kimberly, 79-77—156. 9, Dan Masterson, St. Maries, 80-76—156. 10 Jake Crim, Fruitland, 83-77—160.

KELLOGG — Justin Margason 88-82—170, Dain Harden 83-72—155, Taylor Hulstrom 86-85—171, Dillon Stovern 86-83—169, Jesse Lambert 96-86—182.

ST. MARIES — Dan Masterson, 80-76—156.

TIMBERLAKE — Andrew VanWingerden 90-77—167, Dylan VanWingerden 84-85—169, Jared Sanders 92-88—170, Sam Ross 102-91—193, Jordan Simon 98-102—200.

BONNERS FERRY — Aaron Moe 85-82—167.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Weiser 401-372—773. 2, Kellogg 410-403—813. 3, Kimberly 422-435—857. 4, Snake River 442-431—873. 5, Salmon 470-441—911.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Kaceelyn Pouttu, Kellogg, 77-75—152, Rachel Grimes, Fruitland, 91-86—177. 3, Asia Plaza, Fruitland, 93-91—184. 4, Laura Haun, Weiser, 92-93—185. 5, Destini Rowe, Marsh Valley, 89-98—187. 6, Lexi Meyerhoffer, Filer, 95-94—189. 7, Jocelyn Harper, Snake River, 98-95—193. 8, Hailey Woods, Weiser, 103-92—195. 9, Jessi Gibbons, Kellogg, 97-99—196. 10, Evanann Woodcock, Weiser, 106-91—197.

KELLOGG — Kaceelyn Pouttu 77-75—152, Jessi Gibbons 97-99—196, Camry Mitten 116-98—214, Erin Garner 131-131—262, Payton McKinley 120-146—266.

Castleford’s boys and Nampa Christian’s girls won state titles at the state 2A tournament at Lakeview Golf Course in Meridian.

Wallace’s girls finished third.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Castleford 697. 2, Soda Springs 716. 3, Nampa Christian 725. 4, Gooding 743. 5, Malad 769. 6, Declo 792. 7, McCall 808. 8, Ririe 815. 9, Kendrick 861.

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS — 1, Dylan Kinyon, Castleford, 157. 2, Tristen Coles, Ririe, 159. 3, Carson White, New Plymouth, 160. 4, Travis Robinson, Oakley, 161. 5, Kyle Whalen, McCall, 162. 6, Austin Hall, Kendrick, 165. 7, Dylan Bass, Garden Valley, 165. 8, Mitch Howard, Castleford, 166. 9, Zach Zollinger, Raft River, 166. 10, Rick Van Grouw, Nampa Christian, 166.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Nampa Christian 826. 2, Gooding 912. 3, Wallace 916. 4, Declo 938.

TOP INDIVIDUALS — 1, Sierra Harr, Castleford, 81. 2, Johanna Backe, Garden Valley, 85. 3, Angela Vitek, Gooding, 93. 4, Mecala Burger, Nampa Christian, 95. 5, Megan Castledine, Nampa Christian, 101. 6, Jessica Young, Nampa Christian, 103. 7, Kenzie Dire, Wallace, 106. 8, Emily Vester, Wallace, 108. 9, Jacqueline Gibby, Declo, 115. 10, Maggie Brown, Gooding, 117.

WALLACE — Kenzie Dire 106, Emily Vester 108, Katie Bayer 130, Taylor Pasley 137, Samantha Woody 141.