If Republic freshman Griffin Frey felt pressure at the state golf tournament this week, he didn’t show it. Frey shot his best single-round score of the season, an 81, on the first day of the
Republic freshman Griffin Frey shot an 81 on the first day of the Class 4 state golf tournament at Silo Ridge Country Club in Bolivar Monday. Frey’s 81 tied him for 45th and put him
Three Tiger golfers competed at sectionals Monday, with Griffin Frey advancing to the state tournament. See the full gallery and order prints here.
Republic freshman Griffin Frey qualified for the Class 4 state tournament Monday, shooting an 82 at Shifferdecker Golf Course in Joplin. Frey is the lone Republic golfer to move on. Kolby Hosp and Kendall Hamilton
The Tigers competed at district golf in Carthage today, and three of them qualified for sectionals. See the full gallery and order prints here.
Three Republic golfers earned all-district honors and advanced to sectionals with their performances at Carthage Golf Course Monday. Griffin Frey, Kolby Hosp, and Kendall Hamilton will all move on. The Tigers finished with a team
There weren’t a lot of highs or a lot of lows for the Republic golf team at the central Ozark Conference Tournament in Carl Junction Monday. The Tigers turned in an uncannily steady performance at
Republic’s golf team continues to roll. For the second straight tournament, the Tigers turned in a runner-up team finish. The latest effort was at Greene Hills Country Club in Willard Thursday. Republic finished second out
The Republic golf team topped its previous highest finish of the season Tuesday, placing second out of 14 teams at Whispering Oaks Golf Course in Marshfield. Republic finished with a team score of 347. The
The Republic golf team posted its best result of the young season at Fremont Hills Thursday, finishing fourth out of 18 schools. Kolby Hosp was the top scorer for the Tigers, finishing with an 81
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