RIVERTON — Rock Springs finished fourth in the girls’ team standings while Green River and Rock Springs wrapped up the 4A West Conference Championships and state qualifier this week at Riverton Country Club.
The Lady Tigers finished fourth as a team with a two-day score of 600, while Star Valley won the girls team championship with a 571. Rock Springs was led individually by Cambri Pedersen, who finished fifth after shooting rounds of 94 and 99 for a 193 total.
Jalen Agudu placed 12th for the Lady Tigers with rounds of 105 and 98 for a 203 total, followed by Addie Doerr in 15th at 206 after shooting 101 and 105. Regan Veesart finished 20th with a 217 total after rounds of 114 and 103, while Zoey Marincic placed 24th at 238 after shooting 112 and 126.
On the boys side, Green River’s Cooper Brownlee led the local golfers, finishing 17th with rounds of 77 and 89 for a 166 total. Rock Springs’ Justin Millemon was next in 20th after shooting 87 in the opening round and 85 in the second for a 172 total. Green River’s Jacoby Bundy finished 24th at 176 with rounds of 84 and 92.
Green River’s RJ Gunter and Rock Springs’ Lucas Allred tied for 28th at 179. Both golfers shot identical rounds of 88 and 91.
Rock Springs had three more golfers finish in the next group of the standings. James Anderson and Izzy Cruz tied for 33rd at 186, with Anderson shooting 92 and 94 and Cruz posting rounds of 97 and 89. Logan Freuler finished 35th with an 88 and 100 for a 188 total. Green River’s Manny Munoz finished 37th at 199 after rounds of 96 and 103, while Cade Myers placed 39th with a 204 total after shooting 114 and 90.
Riverton won the boys team championship with a 606 total. Green River finished seventh at 707, followed by Rock Springs in eighth at 714.
The 2026 Wyoming high school golf season now moves toward the state championship, which is scheduled for Sept. 17-19 in Evanston.
