Worth County wins the GRC West Girls Golf Championship, Tiger's Bridgette Hightshoe is the individual champion

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

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Worth County won the GRC West Girls Golf title, with Bridgette Hightshoe of Worth County winning the individual title. Princeton finished second, and St. Joseph Christian finished third. This is Worth County's first championship since 2006.

Photos courtesy of Jon Dykstra of the Maryville Daily Forum

Team Scores

1.	Worth County	392
2.	Princeton	516
3.	St. Joseph Christian	525

Individual Scores

1.	Bridgette Hightshoe, Worth County	84
2.	Lani Briggs, North Harrison	93
3.	Clare Staley, King City	93
4.	Hayleigh Wink, Albany	97
5.	Lyla McKinnon, King City	100
6.	Eva Engel, Worth County	101
	Georgie Taylor, Worth County	101
8.	Hailee Hein, Princeton	103
9.	Lindsay Sherman, Stanberry	106
	Abbi Brown, Worth County	106

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