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Saturday, September 12, 2026 at 10:14 PM

TEN ON LA GOLF ROSTER

TEN ON LA GOLF ROSTER

Mother Nature has not been cooperating with area golfers so far this spring and Langford Area’s golf opener at Britton-Hecla set for Tuesday was postponed due to wet grounds.
    “We have quite a few returners from last year’s golf team,” said LA boss Michael Alberts.  “We have good numbers this year again for us and we should be able to put together a pretty decent boys team.
    “We have only been able to practice inside so far this year, but we have been working on putting and getting our golf swings down,” added Alberts.. Hopefully the weather starts to get better so we can head outside for practice and get to the golf course.”
    Five boys and two girls reported for the high school squad with three junior high golfers on the roster this spring.  Boys include Brayden Small, Conner Glines, Dawson VanderVorst, Dane Horter, and Carter Glines.  Shaina Kleeman and Maddie Knebel will be varsity competitors for the girls.
    Junior high golfers include Tru Hagen, Ruby Darling, and Chloe Olson.

Season Schedule
April
    14 – at Britton-Hecla, JH at Webster; 21 – at Webster; 24 – JH at Ipswich; 25 – at Ipswich; 30 – LRC Meet at Rolling Hills
May
    2 – at Eureka; 5 – JH at Britton-Hecla; 8 – JH at Ipswich; 11 – Pre-regional at Lee Park in Aberdeen; 14 – at Ipswich; 18 – Regional at Lee Park in Aberdeen

June
    1-2 – State meet in Brookings
 


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