Boys golf places third at Hays High Invitational on April 22

Sara Nansel, Sports Editor|April 25, 2014

Hays High Invitational

April 22

Team: HHS 333, third; HHS B 406, 12^th.

Individual medalists: Kaden Beilman, 80, sixth; Cash Hobson, 83, 10^th

Varsity Individual Scores: Payton Ruder, 85; Lane Clark, 85; Nathan Romme, 85; Chase Lynd, 88.

B Individual Scores: Aaron Kreutzer 98; Austin Chambers, 100; Justin McCullick, 107; Sage Markley, 101; Brent Koenigsman, 110; Casey Dinkel, 112.

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