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Prep girls golf: Lakewood Match

At Cedarcrest Golf Course

16 holes, modified Stableford scoring

Team scores: Lakewood 138, South Whidbey 137, Cedarcrest 128, King’s 125, Sultan 45

Lakewood: Kaylee Diggs 34, Nina Forsell 33, Ashlie Jensen 32, Chelsea Blackwood 25, Eliza Wild 14; South Whidbey: Jenna Kaik 39, Chelsea Schultz 33, Mollie Sage 27, Hannah Cotton 23, Rosie Portillo 15; Cedarcrest: Courtney Hoekstra 41, Caitlin Brenner 30, Annabella Labate 22, Brielle Rhode 20, Kendall Berens 15; King’s: Jordan Wyrick 51 (medalist), Haylie Dods 24, Alyson King 23, Annie Caldwell 16, Emily Gilbert 11; Sultan: Hannah Prentice 20, Shelby Ruiz 19, Olivia Korn 4, Megan Williams 2, Karen Reynolds 0.

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