Back-to-back double bogies was not how Harrison Price envisioned opening his round at the 2A state boys golf tournament earlier this week.
Jenna Kaik made her goal, even if she didn’t make the cut. Kaik, a sophomore golfer for South Whidbey, said her goal was to not be the worst score at the WIAA 2A state girls golf tournament at Lake Spanaway Golf Course.
There were two repeats and one surprise at the District 1 track and field meets in Bellingham.
The first day of the 2A golf tournaments eliminated Harrison Price, Jesse Portillo and Jenna Kaik.
Jenna Kaik, a South Whidbey High School sophomore, shot a two-day score of 210 strokes to tie for 18th place at Skagit Golf & Country Club in Burlington.
A pair of South Whidbey juniors punched their tickets for the 2A state boys golf tournament.
For one, it’s a return; for the other it’s a first.
Top Falcon golfer Harrison Price, a junior, led South Whidbey with two over par or double bogey (74 strokes). Price led the field through the first nine holes with 37 strokes.
Harrison Price shot one-under par to claim the MVP title at the Cascade Conference championship tournament this week.
The District 1 playoff game between the South Whidbey Falcons and the Squalicum Storm ended in a 2-0 loss for the home team.
South Whidbey lost 1-0 in a decision via 5-4 shootout to Bellingham on Saturday, May 7.
The South Whidbey boys soccer team lost 1-0 in a shootout to Bellingham.
For the first time this season, both the boys and girls track-and-field teams of South Whidbey claimed first place.
Bookended three-run rallies by South Whidbey weren’t enough to overcome Cedarcrest’s steady scoring in a 13-9 loss on Thursday.
