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1A golf teams qualify for regionals

The district golf tournament for the area 1A schools took place on April 1 at Indian Oaks Golf Course and several schools and players qualified for the regional tournament.
The Bellevue girl’s team finished first overall while its boy’s team placed third overall, missing out on qualifying for regionals by one stroke. The Prairie Valley girl’s team was the only other area team to qualify as it got second place.
The Lady Eagles shot 478 and their top player Callie Martin shot 117 to finish tied for third individually.
The Lady Bulldogs shot 489. Linzie Priddy shot 108 and finished eight shots ahead of second place, her teammate Avaree Woodyard who shot 116 as the duo finished first and second individually.
On the boy’s side, Bellevue shot 471 with Bryce Ramsey and Aaron Allison both shooting 113 to tie for seventh place individually.
The Gold-Burg boy’s team finished one shot back in fourth place at 472. Aidan Foster shot the lowest score for the Bears at 115 and was tied for ninth place individually.
The Saint Jo two boys competed individually, with one qualifying for regionals. Julian Luna shot 108 and finished in fifth place, getting the lowest score of any player not from first place Slidell.
To see full results for all area schools who competed at the district golf tournament, pick up a copy of the weekend edition of the Bowie News.
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