Golf roundup: Cards' Mara clinches 2nd at Detroit Lakes
Apr. 21—DETROIT LAKES — Willmar junior Kennedy Mara put up a second-place finish at Monday's Central Lakes Conference meet at Detroit Country Club in Detroit Lakes.
Mara shot a 4-over 75, finishing behind Detroit Lakes' Tatum Gatheridge. Gatheridge earned medalist honors with a 3-over 74.
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Willmar placed third in the team standings with a score of 343. Detroit Lakes claimed the title with 312, followed by Alexandria with 337.
Willmar's Lucia Martin Rodriguez and Raelynn Means both finished in the top 15. Rodriguez, a junior, was 10th with an 86. Means, a freshman, tied for 14th with 89.
Willmar has another CLC meet set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Geneva Golf Course in Alexandria.
New London-Spicer took the top four places to win a Wright County Conference dual against Rockford at Shamrock Golf Club in Corcoran.
The Wildcats' Rylie Harrier claimed medalist honors with a 9-hole score of 41. Layna Carlson was second with 42, Evangeline Dalton was third with 44 and Hattie Bohlsen was fourth with 47.
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NLS plays a tournament hosted by Paynesville at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Koronis Hills Golf Club. The tournament has two-person teams that play six holes of best ball, six holes of scramble and six holes of alternate shot.
The Dawson-Boyd girls and Lac qui Parle Valley boys took the top spots in a Camden Conference North Division meet at Madison Country Club.
The Blackjack girls won with 169, beating LQPV's 199 and Community Christian School's 213. D-B's Kylar Hjelmeland claimed medalist honors with a 9-hole score of 38. Teammate Lindsey Lund was second with 42.
The LQPV boys tied with Dawson-Boyd with 156 and won with a better finish from its number five golfer. Central Minnesota Christian was third with 159. The Blackjacks' Evan Mork was the medalist with a 36. LQPV's Gavin Carl and Carson Besonen, and CMCS' Eli Gerdes tied for second with 38s.
The next Camden North meet is at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ortonville Golf Course.
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