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Alma Wins Home Invite, Four Cardinals Medal

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Talk about a perfect day for golf. That's what Alma had for their invite on Tuesday, April 21st, 2026. There were a number of outstanding scores, and the Cardinals took home the team title, four medalists, including the 1st and 2nd place scorers. Let's dive into the results.


Team Results


  1. Alma-328

  2. Cambridge-361

  3. Alma JV-367

  4. Southern Valley-373

  5. Hi-Line-374

  6. Overton-375

  7. Bertrand-380

  8. Elm Creek-383

  9. Loomis-387

  10. Arapahoe-392

  11. Axtell-404

  12. Pleasanton-404

  13. Franklin-407

  14. Medicine Valley-407

  15. SEM-424

  16. Northern Valley-NTS

  17. Wilcox-Hildreth-NTS


Individual Results


  1. Grady Faimon-Alma-75

  2. Crew Bennett-Alma-78

  3. Cooper Lux-Overton-79

  4. Micah Gerlach-Cambridge-80

  5. Scott Bieker-Bertrand-81

  6. Grady Keeshan-Loomis-83

  7. Briggs Hill-Arapahoe-85

  8. Parker Seyler-Alma JV-85

  9. Carter Shoemaker-Cambridge-86

  10. Kole Steiner-Elm Creek-86

  11. AJ Roush-Arapahoe-86

  12. Titus Epp-Alma-87

  13. William VanBoening-Alma-88

  14. Payton Way-Bertrand-89

  15. Preston Beattie-SEM-89


Alma


The Cardinals had a big day, shooting a 328, winning by 33 strokes. Grady Faimon took 1st with a 75, and Crew Bennett finished with a 78 and took 2nd. We chatted with Faimon and Bennett after their successful outings.


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Titus Epp shot an 85 and placed 12th, and William VanBoening took 13th with an 88. Mason Gesick finished 30th with a 96. And for the Alma JV, they took 3rd with a 367, including an 8th place finish from Parker Seyler, an 85. Along with that, Dylan Line was just outside of placing with a 90 and 18th place finish.


Have a day, Cardinals.



Cambridge


The Trojans had another solid outing, a 361, and finished 2nd. Micah Gerlach took 4th with an 80, and Carter Shoemaker finished 9th with an 86. Graham Shoemaker shot a 96 and finished 31st. Hodge Raburn shot a 99 and finished 41st.

Southern Valley


The Eagles finished 4th with a 373. Kelby Ludeke finished 17th with an 89, Jace Hammond finished 20th with a 90, Xander Sherwood finished 29th with a 95, and Jacob Rice a 99 and finished 42nd.


Hi-Line


Hi-Line finished 5th with a 374. Karter Tilson just missed out on medaling with an 89 and 16th-place finish. Hunter Kugler shot a 90 and finished 19th, Mason Schwarz took 36th with a 97, Carson Saunders a 38th place finish and a 98, and Bladen Williams took 69th with a 118.



Bertrand


The Vikings finished 7th with a 380. Scott Bieker took home 5th place and shot an 81. Payton Way snagged a medal too, taking 14th and shooting an 89. Ryker Schroder shot a 94 and finished 25th. Chris Hock finished 67th with a 116.


Arapahoe


The Warriors shot a 392 and finished 10th. Two Warriors took home medals as Briggs Hill placed 7th with an 85 and AJ Roush placed 11th with an 86. Taydem Zodrow shot a 105 and finished 52nd, and Ryder Dyer placed 66th with a 116.


Medicine Valley


The Raiders finished 14th with a 407. Lucas Einspahr had a PR with a 92 and finished 23rd. Alex Einspahy shot a 100 and finished 43rd, Ethan BRown finished 57th with a 107, and Tyler Bantam shot a 59 with a 108.





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