April 22, 2025

Best score in six seasons nets PCM girls win in road quadrangular

Mustangs finish second to Nevada at Gateway Recreation

By Troy Hyde
Annie Ford

PCM freshman Annie Ford won medalist honors with a career-best 46 at Pleasantville Golf & Country Club on Thursday. She joined teammate Gretchen Uitermarkt at the top of the standings, and the Mustangs won the road quadrangular with their best team score since 2019. (Troy Hyde/Newton News)

PLEASANTVILLE — Annie Ford and Gretchen Uitermarkt both shot career-best scores and finished at the top of the standings on Thursday during a road quadrangular at Pleasantville.

The Mustangs turned in their best team since 2019 and won the meet by 12 strokes.

PCM shot a winning score of 194 at Pleasantville Golf & Country Club. Carlisle was second with a 206, the host Trojans carded a 214 in third and Melcher-Dallas did not have enough golfers for a team score.

Seriah Nolin

PCM junior Seriah Nolin putts during a meet earlier this season. Nolin helped the Mustangs post their best team score since 2019 during a road quadrangular at Pleasantville on Thursday. (Troy Hyde/Newton News)

Ford and Uitermarkt both shot a career-best 46, but Ford won a card back to earn medalist honors. Emilyn Davis (50) and Seriah Nolin (52) had the other counting scores in sixth and ninth, respectively.

Brelee Berger (53) and Meredith Chipps (career-best 55) turned in non-counting scores.

Carlisle’s Mira Heidemann finished third with a 47 and Pleasantville’s Emily Roe carded a 48 in fourth.

Mustangs finish second at home quadrangular

MONROE — PCM’s five golfers were separated by four strokes on Tuesday during the team’s home quadrangular at Gateway Recreation Golf Course.

But Nevada was just too good at the top of the standings, and the Mustangs’ 217 was good enough for runner-up on their home course.

Nevada shot a 186 to win it, while Pleasantville had a 249. Saydel did not have enough golfers for a team score.

Emilyn Davis

PCM junior Emilyn Davis shoots the ball up the fairway during a meet earlier this season. (Troy Hyde/Newton News)

Ford led the Mustangs with a 53, while Berger and Nolin each carded 54s. The final counting score came from Davis, who turned in a 56.

Chipps returned to the lineup and had a non-counting score of 57. The Mustangs were missing Uitermarkt because of state FFA.

Nevada’s Lauren Schmidt earned medalist honors with a 46. Addison Lawler posted a 46 as the runner-up medalist and the Cubs grabbed the top four scores in the standings.