Harrison Central freshman Dunlap wins inaugural girls Buckeye 8 golf title
Contributed EVENT WINNER — Harrison Central's Resse Dunlap fired the low score of the day to win the inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Golf Tournament Wednesday.
Contributed ALL-CONFERENCE — The inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Individual Golf Tournament was held Wednesday at Beaver Creek Meadows Golf Course. The top five finishers were named all-conference. From left are medalist Reese Dunlap (Harrison Central); Kennedy Little (Barnesville); McKenzie Ash and Mya Anderson (Beaver Local) and Ella Smith (Harrison Central).
Contributed THE COMPETITORS — A field of 19 golfers from five different schools competed in the inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Golf Tournament.
Contributed EVENT WINNER — Harrison Central's Resse Dunlap fired the low score of the day to win the inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Golf Tournament Wednesday.
Contributed ALL-CONFERENCE — The inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Individual Golf Tournament was held Wednesday at Beaver Creek Meadows Golf Course. The top five finishers were named all-conference. From left are medalist Reese Dunlap (Harrison Central); Kennedy Little (Barnesville); McKenzie Ash and Mya Anderson (Beaver Local) and Ella Smith (Harrison Central).
Contributed THE COMPETITORS — A field of 19 golfers from five different schools competed in the inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Golf Tournament.
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LISBON - The inaugural Buckeye 8 Girls Individual Golf Tournament was held Wednesday at Beaver Creek Meadows Golf Course and a golfer from a local school claimed the first title.
Nineteen girls competed in the 18-hole event on the par-71 layout, with Harrison Central freshman Reese Dunlap earning medalist honors with a low score of 83 to claim the event individual crown.
The top five finishers were recognized as All-Conference.
Barnesville senior Kennedy Little finished as runner-up with an 86, while the Beaver Local duo of McKenzie Ash and Mya Anderson of Beaver Local shot 88 and 90, respectively. Harrison Central’s Ella Smith was fifth with a 95.
Martins Ferry was led by Keigan Brandon's 99. Harrison Central’s Shayla Nameth carded a 102 to finish in the top 10.
Also from Brooke, Sophia Wilkerson fired a 104 and Gracie Shepard a 110. The Bruins’ Ava Conley and the Huskies’ Neely Ryder each shot a 117. Xraoli Duke from Brooke turned in a 131.