Nokomis Warriors Win Class B Golf Championship At Natanis

The Nokomis Warriors Golf Team won the Class B State Golf Tournament held at Natanis Golf Club on Friday, October 10th, and SJ Welch won the Boy's Individual Tournament with a low round of 76, which was 4 over par.

The Class B Team Scores were

1. Nokomis +45
2. York +47
3. Freeport +50
T4. Presque Isle and Yarmouth +58
6. Wells +60
7. Lake Region +63
8. Hermon +65
9.. Lincoln Academy +69
T10. Fryeburg Academy and John Bapst +73
12. Leavitt +76
13. Belfast +79
14. Medomak Valley

The Top 11 Individual Boy's Scores were

1. SJ Welch - Nokomis 76 (+4)
2. Jack Quinn - Gardiner 77
3. Ryan Savona - Freeport 78
4. Liam Connors - York 79
T5. Caden Chretian - Nokomis, Liam Orkins - Presque Isle, Riley Butters - York 81
T8. Ryan Nihill - Freeport, Reid Plummer - Lake Region, Henry Stone - Gray-New Gloucester 83
T11. Will McIntyre - Fryeburg, Henry Shub - Yarmouth, Gavin Konecki - Freeport, Joseph Wilcox - Medomak Valley - , AJ Pelletier - Wells, Alex Mains - Poland

To see all the individual Boy's Scores click HERE

The Class B Girl's Scores were

T1 - Kathryn Peterson - Lake Region, Vivi Nemeth - John Bapst 95 (+23)
3. Kate Geary - Yarmouth 98
4. Cate Brown - MDI 102
T5. Irelyn Lathan - Morse, Alison Mitchell - Morse 105
7 Mackenzie Oiler - Hermon 106
8. Lilah Goldey - Cony 108
9. Alice Korzekwa - Presque Isle 111

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