NEW GLARUS — The New Glarus Glarner Knights hosted the Capitol Conference Mini-Meet #2 on Monday, April 20 at Edelweiss Golf Course, finishing fourth out of nine teams with a 171 against a par-36 front nine.
Senior Isaac Ingwell led the Knights with a 41, with pars on holes 4, 6, 7, and 8 with no score worse than bogey anywhere on his card. Sophomore Kellen Martinson carded a 43 with pars on holes 1, 3, 4, and 7. Junior Kofi Belknap also shot 43, posting pars on holes 2, 3, 6, and 7. Senior Grady Johnson stepped in on short notice after a teammate wasn’t able to compete last minute and posted a 44 with pars on holes 7 and 8.
“He was called up with less than 45 minutes to tee time and played very well, especially considering the rushed prep,” said New Glarus coach Jonathan Goodness.
Freshman Braden Goodness showed genuine fight in his round with a birdie on hole 3, and pars on holes 4 and 5.
“His ability to reset and compete after adversity is a real positive to build on,” said Coach Goodness.
As a team, Coach Goodness said that the Glarner Knights did very well on the par-3 seventh hole with four players making par.
Monticello-Belleville finished in eighth place with a 193. Senior Caleb Heiser was the top golfer for Monticello-Belleville with a 45. Senior Jackson Scholey fired a 47. Senior Treyton Myers shot a 50. Junior Reife Jurrens has a 51, and senior Cooper Nemec had a 53.
SWAL Mini-Meet
BARNEVELD – Argyle-Pec finished in fourth place and Darlington was fifth among the seven teams that competed in the SWAL mini-meet at Deer Valley Golf Course in Barneveld on Monday, April 20.
Cuba City/Southwestern/Benton won the meet with a 153.
Argyle-Pec was fourth with a 172. Senior Cohlman Schlimgen led Argyle-Pec with a 39, good for seventh place overall. Junior Avari Steiner was next with a 42. Senior Caleb McKenna shot a 45. Sophomore Tucker Bethke finished with 46, and junior Blake Ferrell fired a 49.
The Darlington Redbird shot a 181 over the nine-hole course with senior Broker Buschor leading the team with a 42. Sophomore Tavin Brunkow carded a 47. Sophomore Alex Stauffacher finished with a 49. Senior Alex Fox got a 54.
Jud Poad of Mineral Point was the medalist with an even-par 36.
