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The Farmington Hills Mercy girls golf team claimed victory at the 2025 MHSAA Girls Golf State Finals, achieving a remarkable three-peat. Competing at The Meadows Golf Course, they finished five strokes ahead of their closest rivals. Key contributions from senior players and strong teamwork led to this historic win, marking the school’s fifth overall championship title. Other schools also showcased impressive performances, making this tournament an unforgettable event in high school golf.

Farmington Hills Sparkles at the 2025 MHSAA Girls Golf State Finals!

The sun was shining, and the excitement was palpable as the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) girls golf state finals teed off on October 19, 2025, at the picturesque The Meadows Golf Course in Allendale. What a day it turned out to be for the Farmington Hills Mercy girls golf team, who put on an outstanding performance that will go down in history!

A Three-Peat Victory!

In a dazzling display of skill, determination, and team spirit, Mercy secured first place, completing a stunning three-peat victory in the Division 2 category. They finished a solid five strokes ahead of the second-place team, Dexter. This win marks their third consecutive state championship and the fifth overall title in the school’s proud history. What a remarkable achievement that demonstrates the hard work and commitment of these young athletes!

Star Players Shine Bright

Leading the charge was none other than senior sensation Maeve Casey, who played a crucial role by finishing with a two-day score of 152 (rounds of 73 and 79), earning her a coveted fourth place overall. Talk about pressure! With a 14-stroke lead after the first day, the team showed they meant business right from the get-go.

The final round brought some healthy competition between Mercy and Dexter. It was a nail-biter, but Mercy managed to outshine Dexter by those crucial five strokes. Senior Emily Walker, dubbed a “secret weapon” by their coach, impressed everyone with her solid performance, shooting an 83 in the second round. It looks like the coaching staff’s strategies really paid off!

Strong Support from the Team

In addition to Maeve and Emily, sophomore Megan Guerrera contributed to the team effort with a score of 186 (96 and 90), finishing in 43rd place—an admirable position for such a young player. Seniors Macy Morphew and Lila Polakowski didn’t fall behind either, placing 33rd and 20th, respectively, among 108 competitors. It’s clear that this team is well-rounded and filled with talent!

Junior Ainsley Henderson faced challenges during her first round but remained a cheerleader and support for her teammates, proving that true sportsmanship goes beyond just numbers on a scoreboard.

Exciting Developments in Other Divisions

Meanwhile, over in Division 1, Macomb Dakota celebrated its best finish in school history with a third-place finish, a remarkable jump from 16th in the previous year! Their players, Marissa Monteith and Angelina Accuso, finished impressively in 14th and 35th place, respectively, showing that hard work pays off. The competition was tough this year, and it was thrilling to see these emerging players rise to the challenge.

The reigning champions, Rochester Adams, faced an uphill battle and placed fourth, with junior Hannah Wang finishing strong at 12th. Madison Yang and Ananya Kumar also delivered impressive performances, coming in fourth and fifth place overall.

On the girls’ side of Division 2, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood took home the fourth place, with standout finishes from Sixtine Charnelet and Sydney Behnke in 13th and 14th, respectively—what a competitive burst of excitement!

Over in Division 3, Detroit Country Day improved dramatically from last year, finishing as runners-up after moving up from sixth place. Freshman sensation Bella Papsin shone bright in this event with a brilliant 11th place finish and a score of 166.

Wrapping Up an Exciting Tournament

The 2025 MHSAA Girls Golf State Finals were filled with thrilling performances and camaraderie among the teams. It showcased a perfect blend of top-notch talent alongside emerging competitors, creating a keen atmosphere that keeps everyone on the edge of their seats. Kudos to all participants, coaches, and supporters for an exciting tournament!

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