The Prescott girls golf team handedly defeated Seton Catholic by 43 strokes in a match on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at Antelope Hills Golf Course.

Brannagh Woods was the top golfer on the day, finishing with a 43 score. Makayla Reyes came in third with a 46, Sarah Stovall came in fourth with a 53, Marleigh Fagin came in fifth with a 54 and Talisa Bruce tied for sixth place with a 61. The Badgers have now won five matches in a row.

Prescott boys golf finishes 2nd in match with Lee Williams, Mohave

The Prescott boys golf team traveled to Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course Kingman on Tuesday, Sept. 29 and placed second with a team score of 162 in a match against Lee Williams and Mohave.

Prescott’s Cade Buettner continued his hot play leading the way with a 38. Scotty Jackson shot a 40 while Chance Hill and Jacob McElfresh finished with rounds of 42. Jacobs 42 was his best round of the season and is quite impressive considering he has only been playing since March.

Brent Chambers shot a 44 for the fifth position. The Badgers are currently ranked 12th and are still well within reach of a second straight state tournament appearance. The Badgers have two scores they need to replace to hold on to their top-12 seating.

Prescott Golf Club hosting Armed Forces Tourney Oct. 10

The Prescott Golf Club in Dewey is having an Armed Forces Tournament on Oct. 10. All proceeds will be given to the Prescott VA, Volunteer Services Fund, Guest Services Account.

The tournament is an 8:30 a.m. shotgun and a two-person straight scramble and there will also be prizes for gross and net winners (KP Additional Prizes). Par three hole in one car and golf cart for “The Shot.”

The cost to enter will be $69 per players, which includes green fee, range balls prizes and support for the men and women of the military.

Burgers and brats will be available for purchase. To sign up for the tournament, contact the pro shop at 928-772-8984, or Jim Baber at 928-593-9487. Any other questions, call Dennis Gallas at 928-772-0202.

Chino Valley cross-country teams shine at Desert Twilight Invitational

The Chino Valley cross-country boys team placed first out of 25 schools in the small school division at the Desert Twilight Invitational on Thursday, Oct. 1, with 133 points.

Performances for Chino Valley boys runners are as follows: Adam Gray, 13th place (17:58); Quenton Metz, 23rd place (18:32); Dillon Eisner, 31st place (18:44); Andre Coomer, 37th place (18:50); Steven Johns, 53rd place (19:16); Javier Johns, 77the place (19:44); Preston Green, 83rd place (19:50).

On the girls side, Chino Valley finished in seventh place out of 19 teams with 210 points in the small schools division. 26.

Performances for Chino Valley girls are as follows: Leslie Estrada, 26th place (21:55); Nayeli Saldana, 40th place (22:43); Emma Furtado-Merlyn, 76th place (24:32); Emmeline Metz, 90th place (24:54); Breanne Petty, 95th place (25:08).

Prescott badminton downs Deer Valley 9-0

Prescott badminton breezed past Deer Valley 9-0 in a road match on Thursday, Oct. 1. The Badgers didn’t drop one match through singles and doubles action as No. 1 Nicole Raiss, No. 2 Kailey Crockett, No. 3 Megan Townsend, No. 4 Cassideen Naylor, No. 5 Emily Nelson and No. 6 Riley Crockett each won their respective singles match.

Prescott swimming takes 1st against Cicero Prep, Anthem Prep

The Prescott boys swim team held their first in-person meet Thursday, Oct. 1, defeating Anthem Prep Academy 85-61 and Cicero Prep Academy 97-36 at the YMCA in Prescott.

Notable standouts from the meet included Micah Buettner (four personal records in 200-yard medley relay split, 200 freestyle, 100 freestyle and 400 freestyle relay split), Porter Campbell (two personal records in 200 free relay split and 100 backstroke), River Coronado (two personal records in 200 medley relay split and 200 free relay split), Tanner McDonald (two personal records in 200 free relay split and 100 breaststroke) and Egan Smith (two personal records in 200 medley relay split and 500 freestyle).

For the girls, the Badgers defeated Cicero Prep 116-0 and Anthem Prep 92-52. Notable standouts included Peyton Secor (three personal records in the 50 free, 100 free and 400 free relay split) and Karli Fish (three personal records in the 200 free, 200 free relay split, and 400 free relay split).