ROCK SPRINGS — Rock Springs and Green River golfers put together several strong individual finishes at the Rock Springs Invite, with both programs placing multiple golfers inside the top 20 of their respective competitions at White Mountain Golf Course.
Rock Springs was led by Addie Doerr on the girls side, as she finished fourth overall after shooting a 90 in the opening round and an 87 in the second for a two-day total of 177.
The Lady Tigers also had three other golfers finish inside the top 20. Jalen Agudu placed 14th with rounds of 102 and 99 for a 201 total, while Cambri Pedersen followed in 16th at 203 after shooting 104 and 99. Kaylee Coombs rounded out the Rock Springs top-20 finishers, placing 19th with a first-round 111 and second-round 97 for a 208 total.
On the boys side, Rock Springs’ Justin Millemon was the top local finisher, placing 12th with rounds of 78 and 82 for a 160 total. Lucas Allred also finished inside the top 20, taking 16th after shooting 82 in the first round and 80 in the second for a 162 total.
Green River’s top boys finisher was Jacoby Bundy, who placed 13th overall. Bundy improved from an 81 in the opening round to an 80 in the second, finishing with a 161 total.
The Wolves also had Cooper Brownlee compete near the top half of the field. Brownlee finished 28th with rounds of 80 and 90 for a 170 total.
Lyman’s top individual finish came from Dawson Hutchings, who placed 44th after shooting 93 in the opening round and 92 in the second for a 185 total.
Kemmerer’s Tazlyn Wagner won the girls individual competition with a 151 total, shooting 74 in the first round and 77 in the second. Star Valley’s Deegan Hill captured the boys title with a 146 after rounds of 71 and 75.
With the Rock Springs Invite now complete, the local programs turn their attention to the postseason, with the 4A regional tournament scheduled for Sept. 10-11 in Riverton.
