Black wins 4A crown, 5A and 3A rained out
NORMAN —Tears slowly fell down ShaeBug Scarberry’s face as she stood near her Purcell teammates with the state championship trophy.
She had won the Class 3A individual state championship and her team had won the state championship for a third time in four years Thursday without even swinging a club.
A miserable 2017 of runner-up finishes no longer mattered.
Yet, she still felt like she left too much on the golf course the day before.
“Definitely on the last hole,” Scarberry said about her double-bogey on No. 18 that left her at 1-under par 70. “That wasn’t my plan, but it happens.”
Thursday was not a normal day. Class 3A’s girls golf state tournament at Westwood Park was washed out, the result of heavy rainfall. Class 5A was also canceled in Muskogee. First-round scores became the final scores.
And tears fell all around in Norman.
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At Westwood Park Golf Course
Par 71
Team
1. Purcell 322
2. Lone Grove 333
3. Marlow 345
4. Dickson 366
5. Verdigris 368
6. Eufaula 378
7. Kingfisher 393
Mount St. Mary 393
9. Keys (Park Hill) 394
10. Comanche 398
Perkins-Tryon 398
12. Bridge Creek 401
13. Rejoice Chr. 413
Top individuals
1. ShaeBug Scarberry, Purcell 70
2. Jade McCurdy, Purcell 71
3t. Josie Patterson, Chandler 72
3t. Mikaela Rindermann, Mount St. Mary 72
3t. Taylor Towers, Rejoice Christian 72
6t. Maddi Kamas, Kingfisher 76
6t. Izzy Lette, Lone Grove 76
8. Emi O’Steen, Kingston 81
9t. Mia Meshell, Marlow 82
9t. Maisie Liddell, Dickson 82
9t. Logan Allen, Perkins-Tryon 82
Other scores
Purcell: Lexi Longley 88, Alicia Baker 93, Anoli Billy 96
Lone Grove: Madison Anderson 84, Destine Coffman 86, Megan Biber 87, Shelby Delano 92
Marlow: LeeAnne Riddle 86, Alexis Hack 88, Alli Riddle 89, Blair Brantley 95
Dickson: Parker Garrett 88, Brylie Dewitt 96, Baylie Hughes 100
Verdigris: Libby Christian 87, Abby Beller 88, Meagan Miller 96, Abby Caterino 97, Grace Rodery 101
Lee, Duncan win in rained out 5A
MUSKOGEE — Nina Lee made a habit of finishing in the top 10 at Class 5A state tournaments in previous years. Her high school career had seen her come close to winning a championship before, and this year she did just that.
The Collinsville senior fired a 2-under 70 on Wednesday at the Class 5A state tournament, and her score ended up nabbing her a state title after Thursday’s final round was canceled due to inclement weather at Muskogee Country Club.
Duncan, for the second year in a row, won the team championship. The Demons finished with a 314 on the first day of the tournament, and that was good enough for a 26-stroke victory over Collinsville (340).
Class 5A championship
At Muskogee Country Club
Par 72
Teams
1. Duncan 314
2. Collinsville 340
3. Carl Albert 344
4. Durant 346
5. OKC Bishop
McGuinness 361
6. Coweta 367
7. Noble 382
8. Bishop Kelley 387
9. Guthrie 395
10. El Reno 400
11. Altus 417
12. Guymon 420
Top Individuals
1. Nina Lee, Collinsville 70
2. Madison O’Dell, Collinsville 73
3. Brookyln Bostick, Duncan 74
4t. Jaelynn Unger, Noble 76
4t. Gentry Cox, Duncan 76
6. Olivia Schmidt, Bishop McGuinness 77
7. Blayne Barker, Durant 78
8t. Kirstin Westlake, Carl Albert 79
8t. Emma Hughes, Bishop McGuinness 79
10. Sarah Rhinehart, Guthrie 80
Plainview, Black win Class 4A titles
Plainview shot 309 as it won the Class 4A girls state championship by 16 strokes Thursday at Lake Hefner South golf course. The second round was delayed by two hours after heavy overnight rain soaked the course.
Katie Finley shot 144 and finished third individually to lead Plainview, which had four golfers finish in the top seven.
Newcastle’s Chloe Black shot a 67, the only round under par during the two-day tournament, for she rallied from four strokes back to win her second individual state championship.
Black, who signed with Central Oklahoma, made birdies on two of her first three holes. She held off Hilldale’s Jordan Clayborn by one stroke and finished five shots clear of Finley, who was the individual leader after the first day.
Class 4A championship
At Lake Hefner South Golf Course, OKC
Par 72
Teams
1.Plainview 305-309—614
2. Hilldale 316-314—630
3. Grove 337-347—684
4. Pauls Valley 356-370—726
5. Newcastle 372-360—732
6. Ardmore 371-365—736
7. Elk City 378-384—762
8. Muldrow 384-381—765
9. Clinton 376-407—783
10. Cushing 405-302—795
11. Fort Gibson 400-397—797
12. Wagoner 391-416—807
Top Individuals
1. Chloe Black, Newcastle 76-67—143
2. Jordan Clayborn, Hilldale 73-71—144
3. Katie Finley, Plainview 72-76—148
4t. Reagan Chaney, Plainview 75-79—154
4t. Keirsten Riggs, Grove 75-79—154
6. Adeline Norton, Plainview 79-76—155
7t. Kenzie Kirkhart, Hilldale 77-80—157
7t. Hallie Schulz, Plainview 79-78—l57
9. Jade Kuykendall, Hilldale 80-82—162
10. Rachel Psomas, Fort Gibson 84-81—165
Other scorers
Ada: Hannah Price, 84-93—177; Lauren John, 94-96—190.
Ardmore: Katie Long, 87-92—179; Kacy Benson, 91-93—184; Kalie Davis, 94-92—186; Maile Glaser, 99-88—187; Eryn Guinn, 117-98—215.
Blanchard: Carly Craig, 100-100—200.
Broken Bow: Kinley Sanders, 107-103—210.
Manning claims Class 2A individual golf title
Sydney Manning of Cashion shot 80-77 to win the Class 2A state championship while Tishomingo finished 29 shots ahead of Henryetta for the team title at Aqua Canyon in Guthrie.
Tishomingo was led by senior Bailee Barnes, who finished with a team best 170. Barnes finished No. 7 overall and teammate Kristen Lovett finished No. 8.
Class 2A championship
Par 72
Teams
1. Tishomingo 362-366—728
2. Henryetta 380-377—757
3. Washington 379-400—779
4. Pawnee 373-408—781
5. Frederick 399-400—799
6. Mooreland 408-409—817
7t. Oklahoma Christian 414-410—824
7t. Olive 396-428—824
9. Turner 410-420—830
10. Silo 427-418—845
11. Cordell 427-432—859
12. Laverne 448-457—905
Top individuals
1. Sydney Manning, Cashion 80-77—157
2. Megan Brown, Cordell 82-77—159
3t. Sara Armstrong, Crossings Chr 81-84—165
3t. Abbi Green, Henryetta 83-82—165
5. Morgan Landes, Dale 81-85—166
6. A. Benedict, Burns Flat-Dill City 82-85—167
7. Bailee Barnes, Tishomingo 82-88—170
8t. Kristen Lovett, Tishomingo 88-84—172
8t. Sarah Sherrad, Chr. Heritage 84-88—172
10. Zhanna Rieson, Lincoln Christian 92-81—173
Other scores
Coalgate: Mallorie Humphries, 103-114—217
Community Christian: Emmerson Moore, 101-113—214
Cordell: Makenzie Hoagland, 102-106—208; Macy Martin, 113-108—221; Rylie Martin, 130-141—271
Crescent: Harley Stevens, 100-97—197
Dibble: Aubyn Hatchet, 88-89—177
Henryetta: Emily Potter, 91-92—183; Bridget Williams, 108-93—201;Emily Stockholm, 98-110—208
Fletcher: Delana Holden, 85-92–177
Frederick: Brooke Orr, 92-90–182; Paige Orr, 95-94—189; Taylor Stacey, 108-106—214; Chloe Fraley, 104-118—222; Jaci Hernandez, 117-110—227
Frontier: Autumn Conneywerdy, 104-95—199
Laverne: Kenley Person, 103-105—208; Erica Hernandez, 116-112—228; Ali Gartrell, 111-119—230; Maribel Garcia, 118-121—239; Mackenzie Laverly, 119-123—242
Mooreland: Maddie Eilers, 98-100—198; Adriana Meliza, 104-101—205; Harley Sample, 103-103—206; Hannah Sample, 103-105—208; Desa Garner, 104-105—209
Oklahoma Bible: Kate Davis, 98-89—187
Oklahoma Christian: Sarah Harrison, 87-96—183; Rylie Gunter, 91-94–185; Cailie Golden, 108-102—210; Addison Mullin, 103-114—217; Isabel Goulett, 110-107—217; Makenzi Duncan, 109-112—221
Olive: London Shriver, 99-101—200; Lexi Matlock, 102-104—206; Makayle Williams, 98-111—209; Heidi Hanks, 97-113—210; Holly Hanks, 111-113—224
Pawnee: Nikki Thompson, 85-93—178; Lexi Tatum, 95-97—192; Jaelyn Northcutt, 94-103—197; Cassidy Heskett, 99-115—214; Montana Snell, 112-120—232
Savanna: Dakota McElhaney, 100-93—193
Silo: Makenzie Rogers, 91-88—179; Julie Cullum, 92-101—193; Ashlynn Salisbury, 116-108—224; Hallie Jones, 128-121—249; Hannah Jones, 133-135—268
Tishomingo: Rylee Hughes, 93-95—188; Natalea Harcrow, 99-99—198; Jadyn Hook, 112-107—219
Tupelo: Kate Sliger, 96-98—194
Turner: Jade Dobson, 100-100—200; Ryleigh Parker, 104-103—207; Karissa Carlile, 100-111—211; Alli Willis, 106-106—212
Washington: Kirsten Prett, Washington, 87-102—189; Shaellen Flora, 94-98—192; Alyssa King, 96-104—200; Kait Denton, 102-105—207; Sam Riggs, 111-96—207;
Wewoka: McKenzie Nunley, 98-96—194
