Southwest Washington had a giant day Wednesday at ladies golf state tournaments.
Jasmine Chen of Camas, Alyssa Rigby of Mountain View and Jana Knapp all captured particular person state championships to the three largest state classifications.
Native boys had day, however not nice with three gamers incomes runner-up finishes.
Chen, a senior, captured the 4A particular person state title after taking pictures a 4-over 76 within the second spherical at Eagles Delight Golf Course in Dupont.
Chen rallied late to edge out Chanyoung Park of Henry Jackson by one shot for the title.
Chen had two bogeys and one double-bogey on the entrance 9 on Wednesday, then added one other double on No. 11 to go six-over for the spherical.
Heading to No. 12, Chen trailed Park by two photographs, however a birdie on No. 13 bought Chen inside one shot.
Park birdied No. 15 to push her lead again to 2 photographs, however Chen bought inside one with a birdie on No. 16.
Chen’s par on No. 17 bought her even when Park bogeyed the par-4 gap, sending the 2 leaders tied heading into 18.
Chen carded a par-5, whereas Park bogeyed, giving Chen the title.
The Camas ladies positioned fifth within the group standings.
On the 3A ladies match at Indian Canyon Golf Course in Spokane, Rigby shot an even-par 72 to beat Tatum Otto of Bellevue by one shot. Rigby completed 36 holes a 3-under 141.
Rigby was 1-under for the spherical on the flip, however a birdie on No. 10 gave Otto a one-shot lead over Rigby.
Otto held onto the one-shot lead after each gamers traded bogeys on No. 11 and 12.
However one other bogey by Otto on No. 14 gave Rigby a one-shot lead. Rigby opened up a two-shot lead after a birdie on No. 15.
She took that lead into the 18th gap, the place she gained the match with a bogey.
Knapp’s win within the 2A ladies match at Tumwater Golf Course was much less dramatic, as Knapp earned a three-shot victory over Sofia Nguyen of Fife. Knapp shot a 7-over 151 for 36 holes.
Knapp held a five-shot lead after the eleventh gap, however a double bogey on No. 12 and a birdie by Nguyen on No. 14 minimize the deficit to 2 photographs.
However Nguyen may get no nearer and completed with a double bogey on No. 18.
Addison Paul of Washougal completed sixth at 159, and Evangeline Fulton of Ridgefield was ninth at 164.
Calvin Cakarnis of Liberty tore up The Creek at Qualchan by taking pictures a 4-under 68 to beat out Grady Millar of Mountain View by one shot within the 3A boys state match.
After taking pictures a 1-under 71 on Tuesday, Millar was once more strong with an even-par 72 in spherical 2 for a complete of 143, tying him for second with Lucas Williams of Ballard.
Millar had one bogey, one birdie and 16 pars on Wednesday, which was not sufficient towards the red-shot Cakarnis, who completed with birdies on 4 of the final seven holes.
Millar and Williams shared a two-shot lead over Cakarnis after Millar’s lone birdie of the spherical on No. 13, however Cakarnis drew even with Millar with birdies on Nos. 14 and 15. A birdie on No. 18 gained the title for Cakarnis.
Washougal teammates Mason Acker and Trenton Maddux tied for second on the 2A boys state match at Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis. Each completed with 6-over totals of 148.
Wyatt Brownell of Burlington-Edison gained the title with an even-par 142, after a 1-under 70 on Wednesday. Braden Toney of Mark Morris rallied to complete seventh at 155.
On the 1A boys match at Liberty Lake, Jacob Parker positioned fourth with a 7-over 147. Christian Harlow, an eighth-grader enjoying for King’s Means Christian, was ninth at 154.
