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four or five strokes. A solid score, nevertheless. That course is pretty getable for our team, but there are some tricky holes out there. To get a win is great, but we’re focused on playing our best.”

With the team victory at Krooked Kreek on Thursday afternoon, the Cardinals have won two consecutive conference meets. The next meet is another conference meet at the Pheasant Hills Golf Course in Hammond. Coach Chad Salay stated his team has confidence at the next venue.

“We always call Pheasant Hills our second home,” Chad Salay said. “We play there so often. It seems like we play there four or five times a year. It’s a fair course, you can see everything out in front of you. It’s one of those courses where you can bomb it and then go find it. We feel like that’s an advantage for us because we have so much length. We’re comfortable out there and we feel like it fits our girls’ game.”

Previously, Prescott season and school golfing records have been broken at the Pheasant Hills Golf Course. Based on history and an experienced Prescott girls golf roster, Chad Salay expects his team to compete and continue posting winning scores at conference meets and tournaments.

The next conference meet is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 4 p.m. at the Pheasant Hills Golf Course in Hammond.

Middle Border Conference, RFHS girls golf results

High school girls golf has been in action throughout the last week, including conference meets for Middle Border Conference teams such as Ellsworth, Prescott and Baldwin-Woodville, and River Falls High School in the Big Rivers Conference.

Starting with Middle Border action, the most recent conference meet was on Thursday, Sept. 2, at the Krooked Kreek Golf Course in Osceola. The Prescott girls golf team won the event with a total score of 168 for the nine-hole event. The Ellsworth girls golf team received fifth place as a team out of seven schools at the event. A very young Baldwin-Woodville team didn’t have its best performance at the meet, shooting 245 as a team.

Prescott junior Ava Salay won the nine-hole match with a score of level par (E). Liz Rohl, also of Prescott, took third place as an individual with a score of 42. The leading individual for the Ellsworth Panthers was Katie Gillespie, who posted a score of 49. Other Ellsworth scores include Shelby Lawler’s 52, Kayley Bayer’s 55, Aaliyah Huppert’s 63 and Gabby McChane’s 68. Ellsworth’s total team score was 219.

Baldwin-Woodville scores include Grace Carlson and Teagen Wynveen, who both posted 54. Makenzie Weiss shot a 65 and Julia Politt shot a 72.

The next meet for the Middle Border Conference is scheduled for Pheasant Hills Golf Course in Hammond on Tuesday, Sept. 7. The meet is expected to get underway at 4 p.m.

RFHS Girls Golf

The River Falls High School girls golf team was also in action throughout the last week. On Wednesday, Sept. 1, RFHS traveled to Troy Burne Golf Course in Hudson for a Big Rivers Conference meet.

According to results posted on the Wisconsin Golf website, River Falls finished third overall at the meet as a team. New Richmond took first place with a total score of 169. Hudson High School earned second place with a total score of 185. RFHS finished third with a score of 198. Eight teams attended the golf meet in Hudson.

Individual scores for the RFHS golf team include Mahlia McCane’s 44, Jenna Bergmanis’ 48, Mollie Schmidt’s 52, Alli Lassi’s 54 and Mekinnah Xiong’s 58. The next meet for the RFHS girls golf team is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 9. It’s a Big Rivers Conference meet at Turtleback Golf Course in Rice Lake. The meet is scheduled to tee off at 3:30 p.m.