Aiden Knipfel and Grant Qualls again owned prime real estate on the leaderboard on Thursday.
Knipfel won his second event of the boys golf schedule, shooting a round of 40. Qualls finished second, …
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Aiden Knipfel and Grant Qualls again owned prime real estate on the leaderboard on Thursday.
Knipfel won his second event of the boys golf schedule, shooting a round of 40. Qualls finished second, two strokes back. And the Bulldogs claimed a team dual at Boonville’s Hail Ridge Golf Course, 187 to 212.
After a slow start, Knipfel found his groove on the fourth. Qualls played a consistent round, with only a hiccup on his third hole to break the rhythm.
Thursday was the third tournament of the year and the third time the pair led the Mexico scorecard.
Boonville’s Michael DeLeon prevented a Bulldogs one-two-three at the top. His 48 edged Mexico’s Jackson Unger by three strokes.
Landon Love carded a 54. Geoffrey Penn came in with a 56.
Tyler Scheiner shot a 58 to lead Mexico’s JV side. Jaden Hatfield was close behind with a 60, with Connor Blair following by a single stroke.
Adam Proctor recorded a 64 and Caleb King rounded out the JV scoring with a 68.
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