Lady Eagles Shine at 4A Region I Tournament, Black Team Advances to State
April 20-21, 2022
Shadow Hills Golf Course – Lubbock, Texas

The Argyle Lady Eagles deliver another outstanding postseason performance at the 4A Region I Tournament, with the Black team earning a runner-up finish and a trip to the UIL 4A State Championship. In contrast, the Red team adds another strong showing in one of Texas's toughest regional fields.

Argyle’s Black team posts rounds of 302 and 307 for a 36-hole total of 609, finishing second overall and securing a place at state. The Red team also competes well, carding rounds of 351 and 345 to finish sixth and giving the Lady Eagles another impressive full-program performance on one of the biggest stages of the spring.

At the top of the leaderboard, Madison Wert leads the charge and captures the individual regional championship with rounds of 73 and 74 for a two-day total of 147. Claire Jensen also finishes inside the top five, shooting 77 and 74 to place fifth overall at 151. Katie Garner adds another top-10 finish with rounds of 73 and 80, ending the tournament seventh at 153.

That front-end scoring helps power the Black team to a state-qualifying finish, but Argyle’s depth once again makes the difference. Freshman Ryan Purczynski delivers a steady 79-79—158, while Lauren Justice rounds out the lineup with back-to-back rounds of 86 for a 172 total.

The Red team proves it can compete with some of the best teams in the region as well. Maddie Wilson leads that group with rounds of 83 and 83, while Ari Davies adds an 89-88—177. Ana Edwards posts 92-92—184, and Ansleigh Mullins delivers one of the greatest second-round improvements of the tournament, bouncing back from a 103 on day one with an 83 on day two.

Sophomore Madi Hance, competing as a medalist, also turns in an excellent performance with rounds of 80 and 81 for a 161 total, adding yet another strong scoring line for the Lady Eagles in Lubbock.

The regional tournament once again shows the balance, competitiveness, and depth of the Argyle program. From an individual regional champion to a state-qualifying team finish and a second team that also competes at a high level, the Lady Eagles leave Lubbock with momentum and a place in the UIL 4A State Championship.

Next, Argyle heads to Legends Golf Course at LBJ in Kingsland for the UIL 4A State Tournament on May 16-17, where the Lady Eagles will represent Region I alongside Andrews and Seminole.

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