Girls golf season concludes for Marion-area athletes at district tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 3:55 PM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

The girls golf season wrapped up for Marion-area athletes on September 28 at the Division II district tournament at The Links at Echo Springs. North Union's team placed sixth with a score of 442. Gabby Lindsey tied for 21st with a 105, followed by teammates Lanie Spencer, Delaney Workman, and Lily Hall. Northmor's Hailey Stuff shot a 109, finishing in 25th. Additional fall sports results included Clear Fork shutting out River Valley 4-0 in girls soccer, West Liberty-Salem edging North Union 2-1, and Pleasant narrowly defeating Shelby 3-2 in girls tennis. Ridgedale fell to Columbus Academy 3-2 in a dramatic volleyball match.
- •North Union's girls golf team placed sixth at districts.
- •Gabby Lindsey led North Union with a score of 105.
- •Clear Fork won 4-0 over River Valley in girls soccer.
- •Pleasant edged Shelby 3-2 in girls tennis.
- •Ridgedale lost a close volleyball match 3-2 against Columbus Academy.
- 3:55 PMYahoo Sports — Girls golf season wrapping up, plus more Marion-area sports results
"Here are Marion-area fall sports results from the week of Sept. 28:
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