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Panthers golf competes at Watters Creek

by | Sep 30, 2021 | Latest, Sports

In the first meet of the fall, the Princeton golf team competed at Watters Creek in Plano Monday, Sept. 20.

The Panthers had four competitors in the one-day tournament. Junior Landyn Smith, the only returning golfer from the spring, shot a 94. Guillermo Pascual Herrero, a foreign exchange senior from Spain, finished with a round of 83. He tied for 28th. Freshman Dominic Dodson shot an 88 during the event.

Highland Park took first place as a team, followed by Dallas Jesuit and McKinney North. McKinney North’s Alex Vestal won the individual prize with a round of 73, followed by Jesuit’s Oliver Naumann, Jesuit’s Sean Mello and Lovejoy’s Mason McClure, who all shot a 74.

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