St. Joseph’s Kyndall Hubbard delivered a standout performance on Day 1 of the MSHSAA girls golf state championships, securing seventh place in the Class 3 bracket. The senior carded an 82 at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club in New Bloomfield, positioning herself just four strokes behind the top three. This result marks Hubbard’s second career state appearance, following a top-40 finish in the Class 2 tournament during her sophomore year.
Kyndall Hubbard sits seventh in Class 3 with a four-stroke buffer to the podium
While Hubbard focused on the Class 3 field, fellow St. Joseph golfers Wendy Childs and Avery Hollars made their state debuts in the Class 1 tournament. Childs, a senior, and Hollars, a junior, joined the competition on Monday, representing the St. Joseph Christian program in the state’s highest classification. Their participation highlights the depth of talent within the local golf community as multiple players advance to the state level simultaneously.
The Class 3 state tournament concludes with the final round teeing off on Tuesday at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club. Hubbard enters the final day with a realistic chance to climb into the top three, a significant milestone for her high school career. As the final strokes are played, fans will watch to see if Hubbard can convert her strong opening round into a podium finish, while Childs and Hollars complete their inaugural state experiences.
Source: Yahoo Sports
