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Girl’s golf opens season in Junction

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Having yet to practice on an outdoor driving range or natural green, the GHS girls golf team still impressed at the season opening tournament on March 31. The Cowboys faced high winds and tricky greens at Bookcliff Country Club in Grand Junction. Despite their early-season rust, the team still placed high on the leaderboard. Aiden Tomlin led the way with an astounding, eighth-place score of 85, starting her junior season with heaps of potential.…

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Girl’s golf opens season in Junction

Having yet to practice on an outdoor driving range or natural green, the GHS girls golf team still impressed at the season opening tournament on March 31. The Cowboys faced high winds and tricky greens at Bookcliff Country Club in Grand Junction. Despite their early-season rust, the team still placed high on the leaderboard. Aiden Tomlin led the way with an astounding, eighth-place score of 85, starting her junior season with heaps of potential.…

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