PCM girls golf wins at Chariton, finishes second in Knoxville

CHARITON — The Mustangs shot under 200 for the second time this season, Emilyn Davis and Gretchen Uitermarkt finished 2-3 individually and the PCM girls golf team won a road quadrangular at Lake View Golf & Country Club on Thursday.

PCM shot 196 as the winners. Davis County (208), host Chariton (219) and Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont (222) completed the four-team field.

Davis carded a career-best 46 as the runner-up medalist and Uitermarkt shot 47 in third. The other two counting scores came from Seriah Nolin (51), Meredith Chipps (52) and Brelee Berger (52). Nolin and Chipps both posted career-best scores.

Davis County’s Jayden Koenig was the meet medalist with a 46. She won a card back against Davis.

Mustangs finish second at Knoxville

KNOXVILLE — Berger turned in a career-best score and the Mustangs finished second at a road quadrangular at Pine Knolls Golf Club on Monday.

Pella won the meet with a 193 and had two of the top three scores. PCM shot 205 in second and the rest of the field included host Knoxville (243) and Pleasantville (270).

Berger finished fourth with a career-best 49 and Uitermarkt turned in a 50 in fifth. The other two counting scorers were Annie Ford (52) and Nolin (54). Chipps (55) and Davis (57) turned in non-counting scores.

Knoxville’s Caelie Smith was the meet medalist with a 44. Pella’s Karsyn Lyons (45) and Harper Phillips (45) were second and third, respectively.

PCM takes seventh in first 18-hole tournament

STATE CENTER — Four Mustangs carded career-best scores and PCM was 20 strokes better than last season at the West Marshall tournament on Tuesday.

The Mustangs shot 409 in their first 18-hole tournament of the season at Lincoln Valley Golf Course. Roland-Story won the tournament with a 351. Grundy Center (362), West Marshall (371), Nevada (376) and BCLUW (395) completed the top five of the 10-field.

Uitermarkt had a career-best 95, while Ford made her varsity 18-hole debut and turned in a 101. Davis’ career-best 105 and a 108 from Nolin, Chipps and Berger were the final counting scores. Nolin also had a career-best number.

Roland-Story’s Brinley Carlson was the meet medalist with a 79 and Grundy Center’s Avery Knutsen was the runner-up medalist with an 80.