Girls' Golf Powers Through

Last Wednesday the girl's golf team won their tournament scoring 159 using the stable-ford modified scoring system. In the stable-ford system you want to get more points instead of normal scoring in which you want to get less. Here's how it works: for a bogey you get plus one, for a par you get plus two, for a birdie you get plus three, and so on. Julia Lupkes lead the team with scoring a nice score of 49, the second highest scored at this event.

Name	Score
Julia Lupkes	49
Kaitlyn Cornish	38
Tyra Whitefoot	29
Elsie Lupkes	24
Abby Sebold	19
Bethany Loomis	0

Cheney Match

The boys' and girls' golf teams traveled to the Fairways Golf Course in Cheney on Tuesday, April 26. Max Remaley led the boys' team shooting an 82 finishing fourth place overall. The Hounds finished second behind Clarkston by 13 strokes. "Max surprised us all coming up big for our team with a low score." Said senior Bryce Oldroyd. Pullman moves up to second place in league, one point behind Clarkston. The Pullman girls' golf team also finished second place behind Clarkston as sophomore Julia Lupkes finished second place overall. The team moves up tied for third place with East Valley in the GNL. The next match for both teams will be a home match at Palouse Ridge on Thursday, May 5, in Pullman Washington.

Palouse Ridge Invite

Pullman Boys' Golf Wins First League Tournament

The Pullman High School boys' golf team had their first league tournament Tuesday, March 22 at Bryden Canyon. The Hounds played well as Spencer Vik led the team to the victory shooting an 84 tying for second overall. Bryce Oldroyd was the player of the match with a fifth place finish, shooting a career round of 86. "It was the best team performance I have seen in my career here at Pullman High School." Said Oldroyd. Pullman's next tournament is Thursday, April 14 at Palouse Ridge.