Lady Wolf Kelsee Barton preps for a chip shot at last week's Green River Invite. The team travels to Casper tomorrow.
Green River High School golf coach Nathan Loe knows that the 2014 team does not have a lot of experience, he just wants to see them continually improve as the season winds down.
Loe said that they lost a majority of their varsity team from last season, but they do have a a lot of good younger golfers who are showing quite a bit of talent.
"A majority of the kids are dropping their scores from Thursday to Friday, so I'm not disappointed, they just don't have that varsity experience," he said.
The one constant from last years varsity team in senior Brock Ortega. Loe said he did really well at a recent tournament in Rock Spring and was able to shoot consecutive rounds in the 70s, somewhere he would like to him to stay. He added if Ortega continues to improve, he doesn't see any reason why he cannot place at the state tournament.
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The Wolves were able to compete for the first and only time last week at the Green River Invite.
Kyle Goglio was the top varsity scorer for the boy's with an 83 and 81 for a two day total of 164. Ortega was just behind him with a 165.
Patrick Harvey finished with a 204, William Valdez ended with a 226, and James Foerster had a two-day total of 248.
On the girl's side, Michelle Comstock had a two-day total of 210 with a 102 and 108. Kelsee Barton only played the first day and had a total of 108.
Loe said it was nice for the team to be able to compete at home where they know where to hit and not hit the ball.
This week the team to compete at the Casper Invitational.
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