Rain douses championships, Beans Factor, Metro Christian prevail in Class 3A
Rain wreaked havoc on most of the girls state high school championships Tuesday.
Class 5A at Lincoln Park in Oklahoma City was shortened to the first round. Duncan took the team title by six shots over Carl Albert while Ada was third. Lily Thomas of Duncan won the individual title with a round of 75, two shots better than Liberty Bridgeman of Ada.
Class 4A at Shawnee Country Club
Also limited to one round, Fort Gibson recorded a nine-shot victory over Bethany. Megan Kalapura of Holland Hall shot a 1-under 70 for a five-shot victory over Gabriella Gross of Heritage Hall.
Class 3A at Muskogee Golf Club
A tournament that did conclude saw Metro Christian pull away from Marlow for a 15-shot victory. Kate Moore, who finished second at 8-over, and Aniston Reynolds, fourth at 23-over, paced the champions.
The individual title went to Manhattan signee Beans Factor of Sequoyah Talhlequah, who shot rounds of 70-78 to take home the title by one shot over Moore.
Beans Factor, proud Class 3A state champion.Class 2A at Winter Creek
Also rained out Tuesday was the Class 2A second day. Hooker finished six shots ahead of defending champion Turner. Medalist honors will be shared by MacKinley Brunker of Cordell, Gracie Levonitis of Christian Heritage and Hadley Hill of Turner, each with a round of 80.