BELOIT — Competing in a loaded week with three meets in one calendar week, the Concordia boys’ golf team had a well-traveled week of competition.
At Beloit, the Panthers took second place as a team with a team score of 354; Beloit was first with a score of 345. Adam Theil of Southeast of Saline was first with a score of 74.
Baylor Knox was the top Panther, finishing in second place with a score of 77.
Easton Knox finished with a score of 98, good for a tied ninth place.
Coleman Plymesser finished with a score of 94, good for a tied 14th place.
Logan Jackson also finished with a score of 95, good for a tied 14th place, but finished in 15th.
Grayson Farha finished with a score of 97, good for 22nd place.
Bryson Sorensen finished with a score of 119, good for 40th place.
April 21:
At Stagg Hill golf course in Manhattan for the Abilene Invitational, the Panthers were in seventh place in the eight-team meet.
Eli Sedlaeck of Marysville was first with a score of 77, and Abilene was first with a team score of 336.
Max Metzler was the top Panther with a score of 93, good for 26th place.
Cole Britt finished in 20th place with a score of 98.
Evan Giersch finished in 37th place with a score of 112.
Cole Liby finished in 38th place with a score of 113.
Keagan Merritts finished in 39th place with a score of 115.
Carson Tholstrup finished in 41st place with a score of 120.
In Seneca for the Nemaha Central Invitational, the Panthers took 13th place in the 21-team meet.
Regan Kueker of Wamego was first with a score of 69, tied with his teammate Breckin Miller. Wamego was first with a team score of 297.
Baylor Knox was the top Panther with a score of 82, good for 18th place.
Logan Jackson finished in 56th place with a score of 96.
Grayson Farha finished in 57th place with a score of 97.
Easton Knox finished in 84th place with a score of 103.
Trent Peltier finished in 95th place with a score of 113.
