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    State Bound: Three golfers to play for Wamego, Dawgs field one

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    By KMAN Staff on October 17, 2024 Sports
    Addison Douglass at the Wamego Home Invitational. Photo by Beth Day.

    Three Lady Raiders will represent Wamego High School at the state tournament next week as a result of their performance at Monday’s regional in McPherson.

    The team placed fourth, just four strokes out of tying with Buhler for third and earning a team slot.

    However, the top five golfer unaffiliated with a state qualifying team will also compete and in Wamego’s case this will be Addison Douglass, who placed second, Sophia Hellman, who tied for 11th, and Lillian Costa who placed 16th.

    To view the full article visit pottcotimes.com.

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