Edwardsville senior Nicole Johnson is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro girls golfer of the year.
The Post-Dispatch All-Metro fall series continues with girls golf.
St. Joseph's extended its state records for both consecutive state championships (seven) and overall titles (12).
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Ava Sanford was all set to end her high school golf career on the highest of highs Tuesday in the Missouri Class 3 girls golf state championships.
JOPLIN — Rylie Andrews knew a state title might be too far out of reach after the opening round, so she really wanted a runner-up finish.
In search of their seventh consecutive state championship, the Angels take a 35-shot lead into the final round in chilly Joplin.
After four-plus hours in windy and cold conditions, Eva Brown was eager for more.
Keep up with the area's high school golfers in Illinois and Missouri as they march through the postseason series.
Area qualifiers for the Missouri girls golf state tournaments, played at four sites Monday and Tuesday.
As it usually does during the season, the St. Joseph's golf team will have a special visitor with them when they make yet another trip to the Class 4 girls golf state tournament this week.
Longhorns junior Kylie Secrest takes a poker chip on the golf course as a reminder of her father Jamie, who died of ALS in 2021.
WENTZVILLE — Rylie Andrews had quite an adventurous round of golf Monday, but it all evened out for her with a victorious end.
STE. GENEVIEVE — Westminster sophomore Sophie Nall began her round Monday by exploring places not often frequented by golfers at Ste. Genevieve Golf Club.
Incarnate Word junior Lindsey Salem had a dreadful start Monday in the Class 2 District 1 girls golf tournament at Ste. Genevieve Golf Course.
Tigers senior fired 4-under-par 68 to finish with two-day total of 6-under 138 for the Illinois Class 2A girls golf individual championship.
DECATUR — Sarah Hyten still has some catching up to do.
Edwardsville senior Nicole Johnson shot a 2-under-par 70 Friday to earn a share for the lead after the opening day of the Illinois Class 2A girls golf state tournament at Hickory Point Golf Course in Decatur.
Sophia Florek finished seventh last season and has the experience and talent to do even better this weekend.
EUREKA — Brooke Inchiostro operated on a large amount of motivation Thursday.
CASEYVILLE, Ill. — O'Fallon senior Valerie Meinkoth took a moment to reflect during the long trek from the 17th green to the 18th tee box Monday during the Class 2A O'Fallon Sectional girls golf tournament at Far Oaks Golf Course.
SALEM, Ill. — Sarah Hyten was the definition of calm Monday in spite of the monumental moment of handing in her scorecard at the end of the Class 1A Salem Sectional girls golf tournament.
WOOD RIVER — Ava Bartosiak calmly drilled a 25-foot putt for birdie Thursday on the eighth hole of the Class 1A Roxana Regional girls golf tournament at Belk Park Golf Course.
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GRANITE CITY — Nicole Johnson can now color in one of the unchecked boxes on her to-do list.
CASEYVILLE — As a freshman, Edwardsville High golfer Nicole Johnson announced herself to the rest of the Southwestern Conference by coming out of nowhere to win the league championship at Far Oak Golf Course in Caseyville.
Mehlville High freshman Eva Brown has a large — but very attainable — goal.
MARYLAND HEIGHTS — Wednesday's performance was more like it for Rylie Andrews.
Reese Kite felt a bit helpless.
CASEYVILLE — There were times when Reese Kite simply wanted to stay home.
Vivettes return four players who helped the program win its first state championship since 2008.
