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The Highland Huskies delivered a remarkable performance at the 2025 Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union State Golf Championships, finishing 4th in Class 1A. Emersyn Schultz led the team with an impressive score of 77, tying for 1st place individually. The competition showcased numerous talented players across different classes, highlighting both individual achievements and team spirit. The event concluded on a high note, with Easton Valley winning the Class 1A championship. The determination of the Highland Huskies indicates a promising future for these young athletes.

Highland Huskies Shine at 2025 Iowa Girls High School State Golf Championships

In a beautiful showcase of talent and sportsmanship, the 2025 Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union State Golf Championships took place on May 29th and 30th across various charming locations. One of the highlights was the performance of the Highland Huskies, who captured attention in Class 1A. They certainly gave it their all at the American Legion Golf Course in Marshalltown.

Highland Huskies in Action

The Highland Huskies wrapped up their championship with a strong 4th place finish, scoring 368 points (+84) on Day One. The team showcased their skills amidst tough competition, making the Highland community exceptionally proud.

Leading the charge was none other than Emersyn Schultz, who showcased incredible talent with a stunning score of 77 (+6). This performance not only placed her in the top ranking for the day but tied her for 1st place, displaying that the Huskies had elite talent in their ranks. The competition was fierce but Emersyn kept her cool.

Meanwhile, her teammates were also giving their best efforts. Adisyn Prottsman put forth a solid performance, finishing Day One with a score of 90 (+19) and securing 23rd place. Adeline Krotz continued the team’s streak with a score of 94 (+23), while Joslyn Prottsman tackled the course with a score of 107 (+36). Not to be overlooked, Autumn Guseman and Cassidy Duster contributed valuable scores of 115 (+44) and 129 (+58), respectively.

Breaking Down the Competition

As for the overall competition in the different classes, some fascinating stories unfolded. In Class 3A, for instance, the individual top five standings included standout performances from Eli Mueller of Wahlert and Ella Lohrbach from Gilbert, who both impressed with their shared score of 69 (-3). The team standings saw Gilbert snatch 1st place with a commendable score of 305, closely followed by Xavier and MOC Floyd Valley.

Class 2A also had its fair share of excitement. The individual leader was Grace Lewis from Oelwein, tying with Chloe Bolte from Sumner Fredericksburg at 72 (E). The team competition saw Oelwein take the lead with a total of +37.

More Highlights from Class 1A

Continuing with Class 1A, aside from Emersyn Schultz’s highlight performance, the competition featured several strong contenders. Tying with Emersyn for 1st were Bretlyn Decker from Central City and Calista Joyce from Emmetsburg, each scoring 77 (+6). It was an exciting day on the greens! Moreover, Easton Valley took home the championship title in Class 1A with a total score of 344, edging out Nashua Plainfield and Newman Catholic.

Class 4A Thrills

In Class 4A, Ainsley Wilson from Iowa City West stole the show with an impressive score of 68 (-4). Waukee Northwest led the team standings with a score of 309, making it a nail-biting finish as the championship concluded on a high note.

The 2025 Iowa Girls High School State Golf Championships was truly a memorable event, showcasing not just individual brilliance but team spirit and camaraderie as well. The Highland Huskies made their mark, and their determination certainly did not go unnoticed. It’s safe to say this is just the beginning for these talented young athletes!

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