Bartel leads locals at SHS tournament
by Mike Erwin
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Sallisaw senior Megan Bartel chips a shot on to the green during the Lady Diamond Invitational on Thursday at Shadow Creek. (Mike Erwin•TIMES)
Sallisaw senior Megan Bartel chips a shot on to the green during the Lady Diamond Invitational on Thursday at Shadow Creek. (Mike Erwin•TIMES)
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Three golfers from Sequoyah County were among the top-10 placers on Thursday at the annual Lady Diamond Invitational in Sallisaw.

On a rainy day at Shadow Creek, Sallisaw’s Megan Bartel led the local competitors with a round of 91. That effort was good for third place overall for the Lady Diamond senior.

Roland had a pair of girls finish among the leaders as Ravyn Jiles and Libby Younger both carded 94s to finish in a three-way tie for sixth with Hilldale’s Ashlee Berner. Jiles and Younger led the Lady Rangers to a third-place finish in the team standings. Roland shot 395 as a team.

Oktaha captured the team championship, the second of the spring for the Lady Tigers. They were paced by Keely Kincaid, who shot a 92 to place fourth. Teammate Emery Fox was one stroke back at 93. Oktaha’s four-player team score was 379.

Hilldale also shot a 379, but got second after a scorecard tie-breaker. The Lady Hornets were paced by Chastity Radanovich, who won medalist honors after shooting an 80.

Jamie Hendrix of Fort Gibson was the individual runner-up with an 81.
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