Carson's Karen Beglin putts for par on Hole No. 9 at Washoe County Golf Course Tuesday during the second day of the girls 4A Northern Regional golf tournament.
Carson's Karen Beglin took home her second 4A Northern Regional individual title Tuesday after posting a 2-under 72 round on day two to best the rest of the field by 10 strokes.
After shooting two-over 74 Monday at The Resort at Red Hawk in Sparks, Beglin turned around by shooting 2-under 72 at the Washoe County Golf Course Tuesday, finishing with a 146.
With a top-six finish as an individual, Beglin solidifies a spot at the state girls golf tournament in Las Vegas from Oct. 21-22.
Carson's Sarah Wiggins ended the two-day tournament in 11th with a 186 while Sophia Taggart took home 20th after shooting a 203.
Karrina Farris completed the regional tied for 43rd.
Bishop Manogue advanced to the state tournament and won the Northern 4A team title, shooting 105-over. Reno was second and also advanced as a team after posting finishing 180-over.
As a team, the Senators took fifth after shooting 230-over par.
A full story can be found in Saturday's edition of the Nevada Appeal.
-->Carson's Karen Beglin took home her second 4A Northern Regional individual title Tuesday after posting a 2-under 72 round on day two to best the rest of the field by 10 strokes.
After shooting two-over 74 Monday at The Resort at Red Hawk in Sparks, Beglin turned around by shooting 2-under 72 at the Washoe County Golf Course Tuesday, finishing with a 146.
With a top-six finish as an individual, Beglin solidifies a spot at the state girls golf tournament in Las Vegas from Oct. 21-22.
Carson's Sarah Wiggins ended the two-day tournament in 11th with a 186 while Sophia Taggart took home 20th after shooting a 203.
Karrina Farris completed the regional tied for 43rd.
Bishop Manogue advanced to the state tournament and won the Northern 4A team title, shooting 105-over. Reno was second and also advanced as a team after posting finishing 180-over.
As a team, the Senators took fifth after shooting 230-over par.
A full story can be found in Saturday's edition of the Nevada Appeal.
