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Iowa Victorious Again at
Girls’ 4-State
49th Junior Girls' 4-State Championship
Wichita Country Club - Wichita, Kansas
Hannah Bermel - Cedar Falls
77 75
152
Sydney Eaton - Mason City
80 72
152
Sarah Nacos - Washingtion
79
73
152
Paige Hoffman - W. Des Moines
79
83
162
Casey Noble - Morning Sun
85 85
170
315 303
618
From left to right - Casey Noble, Sarah Nacos, Hannah Bermel, Sydney Eaton and Paige Hoffman
Julia Misemer - Overland Park
77 74
151
Abby Glynn - Topeka
75 77
152
Karen Dinkel - Hays
80 81
161
Megan Lucas - Topeka
83 83
166
Madison Slayton - Wichita
81 85
166
313 315
628
Megan Whittaker - Elkhorn
76 76
152
Kristen Baete - Beatrice
82 82
154
Morgan Thiele - Kearney
79 80
159
Spencer Roach - Papillion
86 83
169
Hannah Hunke - Snyder
87 83
170
323 311
634
Amber Wilson - Linn Creek
79 76
155
Kate Keuss - St. Louis
79 77
156
Samantha Cornelius - Hamilton
88 78
166
Jennah Schell - Osage Beach
94 87
181
Lyla Louderbaugh- Buffalo
93 93
186
339 318
657
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Wichita Country Club - Wichita, Kansas
F
or the second year in a row Team Iowa closed out Kansas,
Missouri and Nebraska to claim the Junior Girls’ 4-State
Championship.
After the first round of play at Wichita Country Club, Team
Iowa combined for a 315 total led by Hannah Bermel with a
6-over par 77. Sarah Nacos and Paige Hoffman both carded a 79, while Sydney Eaton (80) and Casey
Noble (85) rounded out the group.
Team Iowa capitalized on perfect scoring conditions in the second round two and improved on their
team total by 12 strokes, finishing with a 618. Team Kansas took a step backwards with their team
total of 315 and finished in second place overall at 628.
Julia Misemer of Overland Park, Kan. took medalist honors with a 77-74—151 total.
The Junior Girls’ 4-State Championship is composed of a golf team from Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas
and Missouri. Each team consists of five girls and two coaches from each state. The four low scores
of each team are added each day and totaled after the second day to determine the winner. The low
two-day total score determines the medalist.
June 27-29, 2017