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Golf claims second in Frontier League tournament

ANNALYNN PHANTHADETH
September 18, 2025

The Cardinals girls golf team places second at the Frontier League tournament at Spring Hill Wednesday afternoon.

Senior Marleigh Grant placed second individually, junior Brooklynn Akers placed sixth, sophomore Lily Wright tied for seventh, sophomore Josie Vogt tied for ninth, freshman Payton Lewis placed 20th and junior Leslie Cundiff placed 26th.

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Growing up in a small community, Annalynn Phanthadeth is passionate about community journalism and its impact. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and spending quality time with her friends and family. She is pursuing a degree in journalism and mass communications with a minor in photography and sports management.