The final day of the Class 1A State Girls Golf meet in Ames wrapped up on Wednesday and Sigourney finished the tournament in 10th place.

After shooting a 420 on day one, the Savages improved by 13 strokes in the second 18-hole round where they shot a 407 to total 827. Bishop Garrigan ran away with the title with 671 strokes. Lily Schmidt had the best Savage score in a tie for 24th by carding a 93 yesterday and finishing with a 47-above par 189. Greenlee Smock of Lynnville-Sully captured the individual crown with a 154. Maddie Hornback had two rounds of 100 to tie for 39th with 200, Sidney Morse shot a 108 yesterday for a 218 total, Maizy Cowman improved by eight strokes in the second 18-holes to finish with 220, Claire Svenby had her second 114 round to record 228 overall, and Reggie Talbert rounded out the scoring with a 112 on day two with a 230 total. Sigourney advanced to the competition at Ames Golf and Country Club by winning their regional final last week in New Sharon. 

The Savages bid farewell to a pair of seniors in Morse and Schmidt. 

Photo Courtesy of Sigourney Schools