Tigers Sweep Wildcat Golf Fall Invite in Clovis

CLOVIS – Both Alamogordo golf teams left Clovis with first-place trophies Monday, as the boys and girls each won the Wildcat Fall Invite and Tigers took the top individual spot in both divisions.

Boys: Dyson Wright leads Tigers to 292

The Alamogordo boys posted a team score of 292, led by Dyson Wright, who won medalist honors with a 71 that was the low round of the day. Landon Wright was right behind him, finishing tied for second with a 73.

Kolton Stagner and Brody Wright each carded 74 to tie for fourth, giving Alamogordo four golfers in the top five and completing the counting scores for the team total.

Jacobi Saldevar added a 77 to finish ninth, and Andrez Montoya placed 11th with a 79. Brayden Bass tied for 12th with an 80, and Michael Alvarez finished 23rd with a 91.

Girls: Armijo wins medalist with 75

On the girls' side, Ava Armijo ran away with the individual title, firing a 75 to lead the Tigers to a team score of 327.

Ellie Clore and Tatum Wright both shot 82 to tie for third, and Kylee Wright tied for sixth with an 88 to round out the scoring four.

Annelisia Herrera tied for eighth with an 89, while Charli Ramsey tied for ninth with a 92. Aniston Eldred finished 14th with a 100, and Brynley Eaton was 15th with a 107.

Results

Alamogordo Boys – 292 (1st)

• Dyson Wright – 71 (1st)
• Landon Wright – 73 (T-2nd)
• Kolton Stagner – 74 (T-4th)
• Brody Wright – 74 (T-4th)
• Jacobi Saldevar – 77 (9th)
• Andrez Montoya – 79 (11th)
• Brayden Bass – 80 (T-12th)
• Michael Alvarez – 91 (23rd)

Alamogordo Girls – 327 (1st)

• Ava Armijo – 75 (1st)
• Ellie Clore – 82 (T-3rd)
• Tatum Wright – 82 (T-3rd)
• Kylee Wright – 88 (T-6th)
• Annelisia Herrera – 89 (T-8th)
• Charli Ramsey – 92 (T-9th)
• Aniston Eldred – 100 (14th)

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