Central Kitsap’s Katie Lee is in second place after the first day of the Class 4A state golf tournament. Lee shot a 76 and is three strokes back of Bellarmine’s Alivia Brown.
Bainbridge’s Sam Warkentin is tied for third after shooting a 72 and is two strokes back in the 3A boys.
Klahowya’s Sally Fletcher is in ninth place in the 2A girls, but she’s 11 strokes behind.
Top 40 plus ties make the cut and play on Wednesday, the final day.
You can find complete results here.

Here are a list of the courses that’ll be hosting next week’s state golf tournaments. Teams play practice rounds on Monday and play 36 holes on Tuesday/Wednesday. I’m working on a feature on Central Kitsap sophomore Aubrey MacKenzie — the Narrows League champion — that will publish early next week.

Class 4A
Boys
Where: Camas Meadows Golf Club, Camas
Girls
Where: Club Green Meadows, Vancouver

Class 3A
Boys
Where: Tri-Mountain Golf Course, Ridgefield
Girls
Where: Lewis River Golf Course, Woodland

Class 2A
Boys
Where: Chambers Bay, University Place
Girls
The Classic Golf Club, Spanaway

Class 1A
Boys
Where: Lake Spanaway Golf Course, Spanaway
Girls
Where: Lake Spanaway Golf Course, Spanaway

Class 1B/2B
Boys
Where: Oakbrook Golf Course, Lakewood
Girls
Where: Lake Spanaway Golf Course, Spanaway

Central Kitsap’s Katie Lee shot back-to-back even-par 72s at the Class 4A girls state tournament in Spokane. She finished in a three-way tie for first and lost in the second hole of a playoff. We’ll have more later.
You’ll find complete results here.

Katie Lee is in a three-way tie after shooting a 72.

You can find complete results here.

Klahowya junior Sally Fletcher was named the Olympic League golf MVP Friday.

Fletcher had a 47.4 scoring average for 9-holes. Joey Barnes of Port Angeles, who won the Tim Higgins Memorial Golf tournament last week, was named the boys MVP. Barnes averaged 38.0 (9-hole).

The OL tournament is Tuesday at Gold Mountain. Tee times start at 11:30 a.m. The girls will play on the Cascade course, while the boys will be on the Olympic course. The top six boys qualify for the Class 2A state tournament while the following nine gain berths into the West Central District tournament, May 15, also at Gold Mountain.

The top eight girls earn automatic state berths while the next 12 qualify for districts at Gold Mountain.

All-League

Boys

Team champion—Sequim

MVP—Joey Barnes (PA) 38

All-League—Jordan Negus (PA) 38.4, Ryan O’Mera (Seq) 38.5, Logan Schnuit (Kla) 40.2, Trent Ferris (Oly) 40.8, Garrett Payton (PA) 40.8, Casey Torres (Seq) 43.4.

Girls

Team champion—Sequim

MVP—Sally Fletcher (Kla) 47.4

All-League—Aimee Zehrung (King) 48.4, Hailey Estes (Seq) 48.8, Dana Fox (PA) 49.1, Karin Muggli (NK) 51.1, Elisa Sallee (Seq) 52.5, Anna Rees (NK) 53.5.

Crosspoint Academy will be represented at the Class 1B/2B boys and girls bi-district tournament, Thursday, May 10.

Crosspoint golfers who qualified for bi-district are Steven Zipay, Jacob Kenaston, Chris Leu, Sam Anderson and Kelly McCartney.

Zipay, a junior, finished second in the Sea-Tac League championships on Thursday at West Seattle GC with an 84. Kenaston, a senior, finished sixth (93), followed by Leu, a junior, who finished sixth (104) and Anderson, a senior, who is an alternate.

McCartney, a freshman, finished fourth in the girls with a 117. She’s the first Crosspoint girl to qualify for district in about 10 years, said CPA athletic director Christine Cattell.

The bi-district tournament will be held at Gallery Golf Course in Oak Harbor, Wash., and begins at 11 a.m.

Central Kitsap beat South Kitsap in a Narrows League boys golf match. The win improved the Cougars to 5-0.
CK has one of its best golf teams. They already beat perennial state power Bellarmine Prep. The big match coming up is against Olympia, which is also undefeated. That match is is May 1 at Tumwater.
CK assistant coach Larry Tuke said this team has great chemisty. The seniors are playing great, and three freshman have really stepped up. Frosh Aubrey MacKenzie has won medalist in half the team’s matches.
“I wouldn’t bet against these kids,” Tuke said.

For the past several years it seemed as if Bainbridge’s golf team was unbeatable at home. They almost were, actually.

But O’Dea came to Wing Point and beat the Spartans in a Metro League match, 139 to 138, last week.

You can read the rest of the story here.

Central Kitsap’s Erynne Lee blew away the field to win the Class 4A state girls golf title. Lee shot a 66 on the second day and won by eight strokes.
Erynne’s sister Katie finished sixth.

Bainbridge’s Carl Jonson finished second, trailing by just a stroke.

Complete results are here. We’ll have more later.

You can see the results here.

CK’s Erynne Lee is a stroke back in the 4A tournament. Bainbridge’s Carl Jonson and North Kitsap’s Troy Means are also in the mix.