The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) released the latest regional scores for the 2026 girls golf season. The results cover both Division 1 and Division 2 competitions, identify the top‑finishing teams, name the tournament medalists, and list the individual golfers who earned spots at the upcoming sectional tournaments.
Division 1 Regional Results
Luxemburg‑Casco Regional – The top four teams that will advance to sectionals are Kaukauna (333), Green Bay Preble (365), Notre Dame (378) and De Pere (387). The remaining field posted scores ranging from Luxemburg‑Casco’s 390 to Appleton East’s 429. Emma Cunningham of Green Bay Preble Co‑op captured the individual medal with a 77‑stroke round. The WIAA also announced four individual qualifiers: Reese Bandow (Luxemburg‑Casco), Amelia Hogue (Ashwaubenon), Adrianne Oitzinger (Neenah) and Sienna Karls (Kimberly).
Bay Port Regional – Bay Port led the field with a 309 total, followed by Appleton North (376) and Hortonville (382). The regional concluded with Rhinelander at 451 and Appleton West at 468. Myah Johnson of Bay Port earned the medalist honor with a 71‑stroke round. Individual qualifiers from this regional include Ellie Mork (Pulaski, 93), Lauren Seehafer (Shawano, 99), Ashlyn Hapka (Rhinelander, 100) and Taylor Murphy (Pulaski, 102).
Division 2 Regional Results
Freedom Regional – The three teams advancing to sectionals are Seymour (347), Marinette (375) and Freedom (380). Lyla Schueler of Seymour took the individual medal with a 78‑stroke round. Individual qualifiers named were Kinzee Martin (Amherst, 81), Riley Borkovec (Oconto Falls, 95) and Paige Wolf (Bonduel, 97).
Kiel Regional – Denmark topped the leaderboard with a 367 total, followed by Kiel (387) and Wrightstown (405). The field extended to Xavier at 435 and Kewaskum at 444. Alison Lindsley of Denmark earned the medalist title with an 86‑stroke round. The regional also produced three individual qualifiers, all posting identical scores of 101: Harper Herriges (Kewaskum), Kallie Kaiser (Winneconne) and Aubrey Czarnecki (Little Chute).
What This Means for Sectionals
Each regional tournament advances a set number of teams and individual golfers to the sectional stage, where they will compete for a chance to qualify for the state championship. The WIAA’s format rewards both team depth and standout individual performances, ensuring that the best high‑school golfers in Wisconsin have a clear pathway to the state tournament.
Coaches and athletes across the state are now preparing for the next round of competition. The sectional schedule will be posted on the WIAA website in the coming weeks, and schools are encouraged to review travel logistics and practice plans to give their golfers the best possible chance for success.
For parents, teachers, and community members who support high‑school athletics, these results underscore the dedication of student‑athletes and the importance of local sports programs in fostering teamwork, discipline, and school pride.
Original reporting: Appleton, WI News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
