Ty Evans hits a chip shot on the third hole during the regional tournament at Dayton Valley Golf Course on Tuesday.
DAYTON – Carson High’s golf team suffered through its worst round of the year on the second day of the Northern 4A regionals at Dayton Valley Golf Club on Tuesday.
The Senators shot a second-day 476 and finished eighth in the team scoring with a 36-hole total of 926.
Galena won the event with a 737 followed by Bishop Manogue at 761, Reno 788, Spanish Springs 815, Reed 825, McQueen 876, Damonte 915 and Carson. North Valleys did not post a second-round team score.
Medalist honors went to Galena’s Conner Motherway, who finished at 3-under-par 141, edging Manogue’s Ollie Osborne by three shots. Galena’s Jay Babu and Scott Rescigno shot 147s to tie for third and Galena’s Presley Mackelburg was fifth at 148.
The individual state qualifiers are Jeremiah Hall of Reno with a 152, Reed’s Brandon Forman with a 153, Reno’s Lucas Colfer at 155, Reno’s Tommy Zumtobel 155 and Spanish Springs’ Nick Frankoski 156.
Carson’s Lakoda Smokey finished 34th at 175, Zander Smokey was 39th at 185, Taylor Saarem was 40th at 186, Ty Evans was 41st at 187 and Ethan Lepire was 48th at 193.
SOFTBALL
Manogue stops Carson
RENO – Despite two homers by Jailene Salceido and one by Kailee Luschar, Carson dropped an 11-3 non-league decision to Bishop Manogue on Tuesday.
The teams opted to play the non-league game because both teams lost two games when Hug decided only to field a JV squad this year.
“It was nice to play seven innings against them,” Carson coach Shane Quilling said. “They 10-runned us both times this year. We played pretty clean in the field today. Bella (Kordonowy) made some nice plays.
“Kailee had been struggling at the plate, and she went 3-for-3. It was nice to see her get going.”
Carson couldn’t overcome five homers by the Miners.
Camryn Quilling hit safely twice for the Senators.
Carson plays Reed on Thursday in the opening round of the regional playoffs.
