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Ham, Berger Power Lake Mills To Second Straight State Berth; Castle Qualifies As Individual 토토사이트
LIVERMORE, Iowa - When Lake Mills ready for Monday's area meet at Spring Valley Golf Course, it got a training round in the week before.

The roughs were thick, yet the course had the energy it would play into the Bulldogs qualities.

"We're simply a skilled group overall," senior Bennett Berger said. "Whenever conditions are hard, normally the top folks win."

It ended up being a right supposition.

Powered by the 1-2 individual completion from Garrett Ham and Berger, Lake Mills won a troublesome locale with a couple positioned groups in Class 1A as it stacked up a group stroke all out of 331 to go to the state competition for the second consecutive year.

An objective that has been in its mind starting from the beginning of the year has formally been reached.

"It feels perfect," Bulldogs lead trainer Travis Laudner said. "Kids set forth the hard energy and this is the consequence of that. Couldn't be more glad."

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North Butler was the subsequent group state qualifier with a 340. Audubon and Newman Catholic each gotten done with a 354 then on second sudden death round, the Wheelers 6th golf player shot a lower score than the Knights 6th golf player.

Senior Tim Castle was third on the individual list of competitors with a 5-over standard round of 77 and he progressed to the state competition in Ames as one of two people from non-qualifying groups.

Ames Golf and Country Club will be the host of the 1A two-day state competition that beginnings next Monday. Lake Mills was third in 2A the previous spring, two strokes off a state title.

It is presently more determined than any other time in recent memory to make the best position on the platform.

"I actually got the competitor lists hanging in my room from last year," Berger said. "I got significant standards rolling into the state competition. We simply have to concentrate this week."

Ham acquired his second meet medalist praises over the last three meets with 2-more than 74. The sophomore birdied the Par-3 seventeenth and the Par-4 eighteenth to be the top golf player all through the field.

He shot four shots preferable on the back nine over the front nine.

"I centered in, took as much time as necessary," Ham said. "I've understood the back nine is significantly more scoreable. Hit around three terrible shots on the front nine, didn't hit any on the back nine."

The right-hander put his tee shot on No. 17 around four feet from the opening for the birdie. Then, at that point, he hit his methodology shot on No. 18 to beneath the opening for a superior putt.

"It feels quite a bit better," Ham said.

Two or three days in the wake of setting fifth at the Highland Early Bird competition in the title flight, checked a 3-north of 75 to put as the second place. The DMACC select shot a 37 on the back after a 38 on the front.

He began 2-under through the initial four openings, however set up intruder on four of his keep going five openings on the front-nine. Berger had only two intruder on the back nine.