Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Lacey Klinkhammer and Sheridan Magninie, two new-comers to the Kimball girl's golf program this season, are the two seniors on the team and have taken on the role of leaders and are enjoying the sport.
"Not a good day today" is the way cach Luke Maas described his Kimball girl's last outing at the Gering Golf Tournament. "We just didn't have it today" Maas said. Gering won their own event with a good score of 339 with Scottsbluff runnerup with 349, Mitchell shot 373, Gordon-Rushville 383, Ogallala 391, Sidney 408, Bridgeport 417, Chadron 419, Kimball 439, Scottsbluff JV 443, Alliance 476. Mitchell's Kenzey Kanno was medalist with a sparkling round of 71. No one in the top ten medal group for Kimball as Payton Wise shot her high round of the season for Kimball's low score of 102. Carli Wurdeman shot 104, Sheridan Magninie 111, Maddie Cook 122, and Lacey Klinkhammer 131. Samantha Bemis was unable to play after suffering a cut to her hand the night before. It took a round of 92 to finish in 10th place. Not a good showing for certain for the Kimball girls but now they have to regroup and finish strong as they have only two tournaments remaining before they head into District play. The Lady Longhorns were to play at Ogallala this past Tuesday and will be at Bridgeport today (Thursday) for the Western Trails Conference Tournament. District is to be either October 1st or 2nd at a site to be announced.
