Lady Indians golf defeats McClain at Hillsboro Elks
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Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
The Hillsboro Lady Indians wrapped up their regular season on Tuesday afternoon by winning against their Highland County rival McClain with a score of 204-215 at the Hillsboro Elks.
The win by Hillsboro leaves them with a Frontier Athletic Conference regular-season record of 6-0 and an overall record of 18-14, while McClain is 4-2 in the FAC and 11-4 overall.
On Tuesday, the Lady Indians were led by junior Kristin Jamieson with a score of 39. Senior Emily Loudin followed with a score of 46, making the duo the only two golfers to shoot under 50 for the nine-hole event.
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Also for the Lady Indians in their win, Larkyn Parry finished with a score of 58, followed by scores by Madi Stratton (61), Abby Myers (64) and Mallory Parsons (64).
The Lady Tigers were led on the links by Bryn Karnes with a score of 51. Next for MHS were Kendall Pollard with a 52, Elissa Grate (54), Erika Martin (58) and Cassidy Willis (69).
The FAC girls golf tournament will be held this Saturday (Sept. 23) in Jackson. If the Lady Indians finish third or better at the event, they will clinch the inaugural FAC championship.
The win by Hillsboro leaves them with a Frontier Athletic Conference regular-season record of 6-0 and an overall record of 18-14, while McClain is 4-2 in the FAC and 11-4 overall.
On Tuesday, the Lady Indians were led by junior Kristin Jamieson with a score of 39. Senior Emily Loudin followed with a score of 46, making the duo the only two golfers to shoot under 50 for the nine-hole event.
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Also for the Lady Indians in their win, Larkyn Parry finished with a score of 58, followed by scores by Madi Stratton (61), Abby Myers (64) and Mallory Parsons (64).
The Lady Tigers were led on the links by Bryn Karnes with a score of 51. Next for MHS were Kendall Pollard with a 52, Elissa Grate (54), Erika Martin (58) and Cassidy Willis (69).
The FAC girls golf tournament will be held this Saturday (Sept. 23) in Jackson. If the Lady Indians finish third or better at the event, they will clinch the inaugural FAC championship.