Weather reduces tournament to 18 holes
Chandler/Xavier girls, Brophy/Mtn. View boys may challenge
Golf
D-II GIRLS GOLF: KELLY SU wins championship; Cactus Shadows takes team title
Catalina Foothills put together the best round (+8, 296) of the Mesa City Championships on Saturday, Oct. 22 to win the trophy by one stroke over Red Mountain (602-603). Red Mountain led the field by six strokes after the first round on Friday.
Southern Arizona Invitational
Haven Golf Course: Oct. 14-15
Sahuaro sophomore standout Halley Hughes played even on her first three holes and even on the last three to hold off her teammate Serenity Guerrero 39 to 40 Thursday afternoon at the Dell Urich Golf Course in Tucson. The two helped Sahuaro score 178 as a team to defeat Buena (209) and Rincon/University (230).
If the season ended today, this is how the state playoffs might look like for golf, using the boys of Division I as an example:
Flowing Wells High School will be inducting their Fourteenth class into the Sports Hall of Fame on Friday September 30, 2016. The induction ceremony will be prior to the football game against Amphitheater High School.
BOYS GOLF: Gavin Cohen wins Flowing Wells Tournament of Champions
Flowing Wells Tournament of Champions
Sept. 23-24: Silverbelle Golf Course
Cactus Shadows junior standout Jake Benanti played as even as can play to capture the championship of the Rivalry Cup held this past Friday and Saturday at the Stonecreek Golf Club. Benanti shot an even 71 on Friday and an even 71 (142) to defeat Highland senior Brock Goyen 142-148.
Sierra Linda football exception approved
XCP's Ashley Menne takes medalist honors
Brophy, Desert Vista contending in boys competition
Canyon del Oro scored an even 144 to get past Rincon/University (154) and Flowing Wells (216) at the Oro Valley Country Club on Thursday. Trevor Gregoire and Lance Picton paced the Dorados with a 1-under 35. Rincon standout Dallan Graybill also shot a 35.
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