The Class AA state golf tournament is still two weeks away, but for a pair of Glacier golfers, they appear ready for that event right now.

Glacier’s Cody Sherrill won his first medalist honor of the season with a dominating wire-to-wire performance while Teigan Avery showed some grit as she had to rally from two strokes down on the final day to claim the girls individual title at the Kalispell Invitational.

The two-day event came to a close on Friday at Northern Pines Golf Club.

Sherrill, a senior, closed with a 1-under 71 for a 138 total and a comfortable eight-shot victory over runner-up Easton Enott of C.M. Russell.

Sherrill led Enott by six shots after his 67 on Thursday at Buffalo Hill Golf Club.

“I was really comfortable on my home course with that lead,” Sherrill said.

“I just wanted to play my game and go out and shoot a score.”

Having that much of a cushion after the first day helped his approach for the final 18 holes.

“It takes a lot of (pressure) off,” he said.

“You can relax a little more.

“My swing and everything kind of clicked today,” he said.

“Started at (No.) 10 with a birdie. After that, just smooth sailing.”

He did bogey the fifth hole, found the water on one of his shots, and battled with the rough on holes 5, 7, 8 and 9. But that was the extent of his troubles.

“My short game was really good,” he said.

“Today I felt confident.”

Flathead’s Ryan Keenan, 75-72—147, finished third.

Rounding out the top five were Glacier’s Tom Mann, 77-70—147, and Scott Larson, 75-76—151.

Mann had the low round on the last day with his 2-under 70.

Glacier’s boys, 593, won the team title. C.M. Russell was second, 631.

Flathead, 639, was fourth.

Avery matched par on the links course with her 72 to make up ground on first-day leader Coral Schulz of Whitefish to win by one shot with a 151 total.

Schulz closed with a 3-over 75.

Avery had five birdies along with five bogies at Northern Pines.

“Ended with a bogey ... that was a little frustrating,” Avery said.

“Today I played better,” she quickly added.

“Had better shots. My putter was good ... no three putts. I just wanted to focus on my own game and to play the best I can play.”

It was Avery’s second straight-tournament title after three runner-up performances.

For Schulz, it was the first time she has not been a meet medalist this fall.

“It was really tight after the first nine,” Schulz said of her battle with Avery. “She shot 1-under, I shot even. I went 3-over on the back. She deserved (to win it), she really did.”

Schulz will be a heavy favorite to captured the Class A state golf individual title in two weeks in Hamilton.

“It’s been a great season (so far),” she said.

“My team is awesome, the coaches are awesome and the atmosphere is great to be a part of.”

Abigail Davidson of Great Falls High, 82-80—162 was a distant third.

Kate Fyall of Whitefish, 87-83—170, and Casey Babinecz of Great Falls High, 88-82—170, tied for fourth.

Flathead’s Jenna Jenson, 85-87—172, was seventh.

Team wise for girls, Great Falls High, 695, finished first, four shots ahead of Glacier. Whitefish, 703, was third and Flathead, 782, fifth.

The Class AA state tournament will be held in Bozeman.

Kalispell Invitational

Friday

Northern Pines Golf Club

Par 72 for boys and girls

BOYS

Team Totals

Glacier 299-294—593; C.M. Russell 316-315—631; Hamilton 319-319—638; Flathead 320-319—639; Missoula Sentinel 322-332—654; Great Falls High 330-325—655; Whitefish 337-331—668; Missoula Big Sky 336-337—673; Missoula Hellgate 327-351—678; Polson 357-357—714; Glacier JV 371-345—716; Flathead JV 377-371—748. Not scoring: Browning.

Individuals

Cody Sherrill, Glacier 67-71—138

Easton Enott, CMR 73-73—146

Ryan Keenan, Flathead 75-72—147

Tom Mann, Glacier 77-70—147

Scott Larson, Glacier 75-76—151

Royce Compton, Big Sky 75-76—151

Isak Nord, Hellgate 76-77—153

Josh Heath, Hamilton 75-80—155

Schafer Paladichuk, Great Falls 79-76—155

Max Toenjes, Hamilton 75-81—156

Sam Stern, Glacier 80-77—157

Cody Babinecz, Great Falls 79-78—157

Cole Turgeon, Whitefish 79-82—161

Matthew Marshall, Flathead 82-79—161

Finn Mikkula, Hellgate 80-81—161

Cole Stenzel, CMR 80-81—161

Allen Rogers, CMR 83-79—162

Duncan Hollar, CMR 80-82—162

Bridger Palin, Hamilton 84-79—163

Nate Fuge, Sentinel 80-83—163

Sean Ramsbacher, Sentinel 81-82—163

Evan Miles, Flathead 80-84—164

Tyler Seifert, Sentinel 81-83—164

James Martin, Sentinel 80-84—164

Blake Hasquet, Sentinel 81-84—165

Carson McDaniels, Polson 86-80—166

Reno Lindesmith, Polson 86-80—166

Taylor Dowdy, Hamilton 85-82—167

Jeffrey Bengston, Flathead JV 84-83—167

Cody Olson, Whitefish 85-83—168

Joey Walp, Whitefish 85-83—168

Tyson Gentri, Big Sky 82-86—168

Tanner Thelan, Great Falls 86-83—169

Mitch Young, Whitefish 88-83—171

Curtis Capdeville, Polson 84-87—171

Jacob Welch, Flathead 87-84—171

Nick Weaver, Flathead 83-90—173

Ky Burch, Hamilton 95-79—174

Riley Nelson, Glacier JV 92-82—174

Tyler Strickland, Great Falls 86-88—174

River Duce, Hellgate 77-98—175

Zach Stotts, Glacier JV 85-93—178

Riley McVey, Big Sky 94-84—178

Jack Kahle, Whitefish 88-91—179

Carter Wertphal, Big Sky 86-95—181

Trae Kennerly, Browning 95-87—182

Braydon Aurich, Glacier 94-89—183

Spencer Johnson, Glacier JV 95-89—184

Jake Quinn, Big Sky 93-91—184

A.J. Grande, Glacier JV 99-86—185

Ben Kaul, CMR 87-98—185

Giuseppe Vinchesi, Flathead JV 91-95—186

Escher Kornick, Flathead JV 100-88—188

Coltin Shoopman, Hellgate 94-95—189

Sam Nelson, Glacier JV 102-88—190

Cameron Welch, Flathead JV 102-105—207

Gavin Pirrie, Flathead JV 104-105—209

Alex Salois, Polson 101-110—211

Chase Smith, Browning 112-106—218

Keaton Sunchild, Great Falls d/q-86—d/q

GIRLS

Team Totals

Great Falls High 348-347—695; Glacier 350-349—699; Whitefish 350-353—703; C.M. Russell 390-389—779; Flathead 391-391—782; Hamilton 449-435—884; Browning 465-450—915; Flathead JV 472-456—928. Not scoring: Missoula Big Sky, Missoula Hellgate, Missoula Sentinel, Polson.

Individuals

Teigan Avery, Glacier 79-72—151

Coral Schulz, Whitefish 77-75—152

Abigail Davidson, Great Falls 82-80—162

Kate Fyall, Whitefish 87-83—170

Casey Babinecz, Great Falls 88-82—170

Maddie Trent, Hellgate 83-88—171

Jenna Jensen, Flathead 85-87—172

Catrina Babinecz, Great Falls 86-87—173

Peyton Anderson, Polson 87-91—178

Jenni Herrick, Hellgate 88-90—178

McKenna Hulslander, Glacier 87-92—179

Morgan Knutson, Flathead 89-92—181

Rylie Carmichael, CMR 97-84—181

Kyersten Seibenaler, Glacier 94-90—184

Sydni Rose, Hamilton 91-94—185

McKenna Tinseth, Glacier 90-95—185

Shayla Johnson, Big Sky 99-87—186

Savanna Voyles, CMR 91-96—187

Georgia Donaldson, Whitefish 93-97—190

Kayla Slavic, Great Falls 92-98—190

Hailey Hileman, Whitefish 93-101—194

Holly Hileman, Whitefish 97-98—195

Sarah Harrison, Browning 98-102—200

Katie Stobie, Flathead JV 100-102—202

Addison Beagles, CMR 102-101—203

Kara Hogan, Hellgate 105-99—204

Liz Lorentz, Flathead 106-102—208

Gillian Kitchell, CMR 100-108—208

Sami Ormsher, Big Sky 105-104—209

Serina Breum, Sentinel 114-96—210

Brie Finbraaten, Sentinel 111-101—212

McKenna VanSoest, Sentinel 114-98—212

Renae Hiesler, Great Falls 111-102—213

Emma Epperly, Glacier 111-105—216

Anne Carroll, Hamilton 110-107—217

Melissa Kemp, Hamilton 110-107—217

Maddie Huestis, Flathead 111-110—221

Niea Sutton, Flathead JV 113-108—221

Renessa Skunkcap, Browning 112-114—226

Toni Callaway, CMR 117-120—237

Shalbilym TallWhiteMan, Brwng 132-108—240

Mikaila Jorgenson, Flathead JV 127-114—241

Morgan Corkish, Flathead 128-120—248

Gracie Show, Browning 123-126—249

Jayde Nail, Flathead JV 132-132—264

Liz Roberts, Hamilton 138-127—265

Heather Franck, Polson 89-w/d—w/d