Kylah Gore, second from left, daughter of Kenneth and Jennifer Gore, signed a letter-of-intent March 5 to play golf at Truman State University in Kirksville as a Lady Bulldog. She is joined, from …
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Kylah Gore, second from left, daughter of Kenneth and Jennifer Gore, signed a letter-of-intent March 5 to play golf at Truman State University in Kirksville as a Lady Bulldog. She is joined, from left, by Mexico High School Activities Director Travis Blevins, coach Lindsey Yancey and MHS Principal Brad Ellebracht. Gore has been the tournament champion at eight events over her high school career and has medaled in multiple golf matches. Gore was on the golf team in 2017 when it broke three school records and had the best season in the school's history. She plans to study biology and nursing to continue her education to become a family nurse practitioner.
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