Wildkats win at Meadow Lake
Hungry Horse News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 12 years, 4 months AGO
<p>Wildkat Morgan Love tees off on the second hole at the Meadow Lake Resort Golf Course last week.</p>
The Columbia Falls girls golf team won a triangular match last week against Libby and Whitefish at the Meadow Lake Resort Golf Course.
The girls were led by McKenna Emmerich, who shot a 108. Morgan Love shot a 110 to tie for second place.
On the boys side, the top golfer was Henry Chisholm, who shot a 108 and took ninth. Gabe Love was 10th with 118. The boys overall came in third place.
The golf team was scheduled to play in the Polson Invitational on Sept. 4 after presstime. They have another home tourney at Meadow Lake on Sept. 11.
Girls
Team scores: Columbia Falls 486, Whitefish 516, Libby 534.
Top 10 individuals
McKenna Emmerich, CF 108
Morgan Love, CF 110
Katie Fyall, W 110
Maggie Panasuk, CF 116
Georgia Donaldson, W 122
Malia Morris, W 128
Lily Seeback, Lib 130
Paige Bothman, Lib 130
Hannah Stewart, Lib 132
Erin Jager, Lib 142
Boys
Team scores: Whitefish 372, Libby 401, Columbia Falls 483.
Top 10 individuals
Cooper Donahue, W 86
Morgan Wilkins, Lib 90
Trevor Turgeon, W 93
Mitch Young, W 95
Quinn Sullivan, Lib 96
Joey Walp, W 98
Johnny Celak, Lib 107
Kyle McNew, Lib 108
Henry Chisholm, CF 108
Gabe Love, CF 118
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