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Saturday, September 12, 2026 at 10:13 PM

B-H GOLFERS JUMP-START SPRING SEASON AT LEOLA

B-H GOLFERS JUMP-START SPRING SEASON AT LEOLA
These Britton-Hecla golfers opened their season at Leola on Thursday. In front left to right are Corinne Bosse, Chellon Pruitt, and Sage Ford. Back row Charles Schuller, Ben Folkman, Bowen Micko, Lofton Heer, Ryan Maxwell, and Landyn Frederick.

    After missing out on its scheduled season opener due to poor weather conditions the Britton-Hecla golf squad added a varsity and junior varsity nine-hole event on Thursday at Leola.
    Coach Ryan Nack’s squad was back in action at Webster yesterday (Tuesday).  The junior high team will play in the NEC meet at Clark on Saturday at 10 a.m.
    “This was a good shorter golf meet with the goal to put together our game and find the trouble spots that need work,” said Nack.  “Staying in the moment and controlling the controllables is needed while we knock the rust off our swing.”
    B-H took the top three varsity boys spots in a 16-player field at Leola.  Lofton Heer was medalist with a 40, Ryan Maxwell was second with a 49, Bowen Micko third at 52, and Charles Schuller 11th with a 62.
    Twelve girls competed in the varsity division with Sage Ford the top Lady Brave with a 58, good for fourth.  Chellon Pruitt was seventh at 62, and Corinne Bosse ninth at 67.
    Two B-H boys competed in the JV division.  Landyn Frederick was sixth with a 60 and Ben Folkman placed seventh, also with a 60.  B-H did not have any girls playing in the JV bracket.
 


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