SMITHVILLE — Smithville boys golf won their second straight conference title with a team score of 335, edging out runner-up Kearney at 342 and third-place Platte County at 345 Monday, May 3 at Shiloh Springs Golf Course in Platte City.
LIBERTY — Liberty boys golf took second place at the Greater Kansas City Suburban Gold Conference tournament Monday, May 3 at Adam’s Pointe Golf Club in Blue Springs.
SMITHVILLE — Smithville boys golf ran away with the latest Highway 92 Rivalry matchup with Kearney and Platte County Tuesday, April 27, at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex in Smithville.
LIBERTY — Liberty boys golf finished in fourth place during the Liberty Invitational Thursday, April 22, at Hodge Park Golf Course in Kansas City.
SMITHVILLE — A pair of Smithville golfers took the top two spots at the Northland Invite on April 12 at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex.
LIBERTY — Liberty boys golf finished third in the St. Joe Central quadrangular on April 14.
KEARNEY — Kearney boys golf took first place in a triangular against Excelsior Springs and KC Center Thursday, April 15 at Excelsior Springs Golf Course.
SMITHVILLE — Smithville boys golf beat St. Pius X in a dual Tuesday, March 31.
LIBERTY — Liberty’s boys golf took fourth place at the Klint Andrews Memorial Varsity Invitational Monday, March 29 at Fred Arbanas Golf Course in Kansas City.
LIBERTY — The Blue Jays boys golf team finished last season with a conference and district crown, but tough outing at the state sectionals left Liberty wanting more.
SMITHVILLE — Trevor Mosby has been the only Smithville boys golf coach since the program started nearly 20 years ago. In that time, Mosby has held one simple, but not very easy, expectation for his golfers: qualify as a team for the state tournament.
LIBERTY — The Liberty North boys golf team only has one of their two state qualifying golfers returning this year, but the Eagles have enough experience to build on their accomplishments from last season.
KEARNEY — The Bulldogs boys golf team enters this season without any returners who have state tournament experience. But that doesn’t mean Kearney will lack experienced golfers.
ABERDEEN, N.C. — Twin brothers from Liberty took their golf talents to the global stage for a second straight year at the Legacy Golf Links at Pinehurst.
LIBERTY — Taking a slight twist on some famous words by Mark Twain, Forrest Bertoldie, the longtime golf coach at Liberty High School, may just be able to suggest that the rumors of his retirement are greatly exaggerated.
As spring sports come to a close with the end of school, coaches from local districts recapped successes from their golf seasons.
In the Missouri State High School Activities Association Class 3 Sectional 4 Tournament, both Smithville and Kearney were represented Monday, May 6, at Excelsior Springs Golf Course.
SMITHVILLE — Smithville golf showed its dominance in the Missouri State High School Activities Association Class 3 District 8 tournament April 29, at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex at Smithville Lake, winning the tournament by 25 strokes and moving on to sectionals.
PLATTE CITY — Smithville and Kearney joined the rest of the Blue Division of the Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference on Monday, April 22, at Shiloh Springs Golf course in Platte City for the conference championships.
KANSAS CITY — As the Liberty and Liberty North golf teams met at Shoal Creek Golf course Saturday, April 20, to decide who would bring home the Bertoldie Cup, the Blue Jays made it clear they would not relinquish the trophy easily.
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