York’s Regin Dunham fires her tee shot on No. 11 during a dual meet against Seward on Monday evening. Dunham, Piper Fernau and Tatum Holthus all carded a 51 to pace the Dukes, who defeated the Bluejays 205-230. (News-Times/Christian Horn)
Kadence Foreman of York tees off on No. 10 during a dual meet against Seward on Monday evening. Foreman fired a 54 for the Dukes, who won the meet 205-230. (News-Times/Christian Horn)
By Christian Horn
YORK – Seward’s Remi Christensen fired the low round of a dual meet between Seward and York, but the Dukes walked away with the comfortable 205-230 win Monday evening.“The back nine played difficult tonight in the cooler, windy conditions,” York head coach Josh Miller said. “It looked like the pin placements were tough and our putting stats support that. Hopefully the girls were able to learn a couple valuable lessons about playing in tougher conditions and I think it is just what the doctor ordered this time of year. We know the weather is going to turn soon and our girls will only benefit from dealing with unpredictable playing conditions.”Christensen’s 49 marked the lowest round of the day, but York’s Regin Dunham, Piper Fernau and Tatum Holthus all followed closely behind with 51s. Alyssa Alt carded a 52 and Kadence Foreman rounded out the York lineup with a 54. The Dukes’ balanced performance across the lineup provided plenty of cushion against the Bluejays; after Christensen, the next-best Seward score was Maryn Johnson’s 59.“Our varsity scores were very consistent ranging from 51 to 54, but I know we need to have a couple scores in the 40s if we are going to break 200 in these meets,” Miller said. “It was a little disappointing looking at the JV scores, but I didn’t do a great job preparing them for the meet and we are looking forward to sorting out some of those issues at practice the next couple days.”
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