Multiple area golf teams and individuals qualified for the UIL state golf championships after putting up strong performances in their regional tournaments this week.
The Andrews girls won the Region I-4A Girls Tournament Thursday after carding rounds of 308-299—607, bouncing back from a six-shot deficit in the first round to Argyle (302-307—609).
Seminole (316-329—645) finished third behind Andrews and Argyle to grab a qualifying spot.
Madisyn Yanez from Monahans (77-80—157) and Emma Carrasco (84-73—157), who represented the Andrews Gold team, will advance as individual qualifers.
On Wednesday, the Andrews boys (308-298—606) punched their ticket with a second-place finish at the Region I-4A Boys Tournament.
Slayter Colbath (74-70—144) paced the Mustangs at their competition.
The Compass Academy girls (351-346—697) took second at the Region I-3A Girls Tournament Thursday to lock up a spot in the Class 3A state tournament.
Wink’s girls team (414-401—815) also qualified for state after taking second at the Region I-2A Girls Tournament Thursday.
Marfa will be represented by individuals at the Class 1A boys and girls state tournaments, as Cristian Ontiveros (78-79—157) placed first at the Region II-1A Boys Tournament and Alexis Gonzalez (95-88—183) was fourth in the Region II-1A Girls Tournament.
