Indian golf takes second at Garden

Brittani Park, sports reporter|April 15, 2019

Golf took second at Garden City, Friday April 12

Seniors Trey McCrae and Josh Norris as well as sophomore Jason Krannawitter were the Indians top ten medalists. McCrae with a 72 taking second, Norris 81 in eighth place, and Krannawitter in ninth with an 82.

The fourth score taken was Junior Tucker Johnson with an 85, earning him a twelfth-place finish and hays their 320. Coming in second to Garden city by 7 strokes.

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