The Summit girls golf team finished second on Tuesday in the Class 5A state championships at Trysting Tree Golf Club in Corvallis.

Wilsonville won the 5A team state title with a two-day score of 680. Summit finished with a 716 and North Eugene was third with a 763.

North Eugene’s Francesca Tomp easily won the individual state title, finishing 3-over (70-75—145).

Caldera’s Anna Latimer finished second overall as an individual, shooting a 76 on Tuesday after an 81 on Monday for a 15-over-par 157. Summit’s Saylor Gillet was third, finishing 16-over (77-81—158).

Redmond’s Payton Richardson finished seventh at 29-over (87-83—170).

Summit’s Macy McAlister finished ninth at 33-over (91-84—175).

Four more Intermountain Conference golfers finished in the top 25 on the leaderboard. Ridgeview’s Mya Oakes was 12th (86-91—177), Summit’s Clare Crawley took 21st (90-98—188), Caldera’s Sofia Padre finished 24th (99-95—194), and Summit’s Aubrey Olinger was 25th (98-97—195).

Crook County second in 4A/3A/2A/1A state championship

The Crook County girls golf team finished second as a team on Tuesday in the Class 4A/3A/2A/1A state championships at Tokatee Golf Club in Blue River.

Salem Academy won the team state title with a two-day score of 758.

Crook County finished with a 772 and North Bend was third with a 773.

Valley Catholic’s Madeleine Conser won the individual state title, finishing 6-over (77-73—150).

La Pine had two players in the top 10: Kylee Smith finished 26-over (81-89—170) and Hailey Smith was eighth (92-97—179).

Crook County boasted three players in the top 20 on its way to the state title: Merritt O’Gorman was 14th (89-94—183), Haylee Noland was 16th (94-90—184) and Sawyerlu McDonald placed 20th (98-96—194).