Class AA State Golf Meet at Aberdeen
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ABERDEEN — Despite facing some tough conditions, Huron turned its best round of the season to claim the fifth spot after the opening round of the Class AA State Golf Meet on Monday at Moccasin Creek Country Club.
The four golfers for the Tigers combined to shoot a 364, which puts them just four strokes out of fourth place after the first 18 holes of the 36-hole event.
“We shot our lowest score of the season today, so it was a good day,” Huron coach Chris Rozell said. “However, Day 1 success does not get a plaque, so we must keep pace tomorrow.”
Sioux Falls O’Gorman, which is the defending Class AA girls’ champion, finished at 326 to carry a 16-stroke advantage over second-placed Aberdeen Central into the final round. With a score of 342, the Golden Eagles held a slim edge over Yankton, which shot a 343, for the second spot.
Brandon Valley was fourth at 360, followed by the Tigers at 364 and Sioux Falls Roosevelt at 369.
PHOTOs BY JOHN DAVIS/THE ABERDEEN AMERICAN NEWS
Huron's Karlie Bigelow putts on the second hole at Moccasin Creek Country Club in Aberdeen during Monday's first round of the Class AA State Golf Tournament.
Next, Huron's Jayda Shillingstad watches her tee shot on the third hole at Moccasin Creek Country Club in Aberdeen during Monday's first round of the Class AA State Golf Tournament.