SNYDER — The Frenship boys golf team started its spring season in style, winning the Division I championship on Saturday at the Snyder Boys Invitational.

The Tigers finished with a two-round score of 603, beating host Snyder by nine strokes.

Chad Meador and Blake Crowder led Frenship by posting identical scores of 148. Meador won a three-way playoff for second place, and Snyder’s Tanner Bragg beat Crowder for third place.

Snyder’s Colby Barrera won the individual title by four strokes after carding a final-round 69, the low round of the tournament.

SNYDER BOYS INVITATIONAL
at Western Texas GC, Snyder
Saturday’s Final Results
Division I
Team standings: 1. Frenship, 300-303—603; 2. Snyder, 303-309—612; 3. Graham, 317-322—639; 4. Levelland, 327-319—646; 5. Abilene Wylie, 338-337—675; 6. Sweetwater, 333-347—680; 7. Borger, 340-341—681; 8. (tie) Big Spring, 317-360—687; and Plainview, 340-347—687; 10. Abilene Cooper, 341-349—690; 11. Brownwood, 358-357—715.
Top individuals: 1. Colby Barrera, Snyder, 75-69—144; 2. Chad Meador, 74-74—148 (won playoff); 3. Tanner Bragg, Snyder, 72-76—148 (won playoff).
Frenship (300-303—603): Blake Crowder, 70-78—148; Josh Mahan, 77-82—159; Chad Meador, 74-74—148; Jack Vanderburg, 79-72—151; Hunter Rawls, 81-79—160.
Levelland (327-319—646): Taylor Logan, 80-85—165; Britt Brasher, 85-74—159; Zane Stafford, 78-75—153; Heath Kiser, 84-83—167; Dakota Kiser, 89-102—646.
Plainview (340-347—687): Jacob Rogers, 80-83—163; Marshall Thomas, 80-92—172; Kieffer McBeth, 86-81—167; Tim Gonzales, 94-91—185.
Snyder (303-309—612): Colby Barrera, 75-69—144; Tanner Bragg, 72-76—148; Julio Villanueva, 79-86—165; Toby Lopez, 78-81—159; Kaden Seale, 78-83—161.
Division II
Team standings: 1. Frenship II, 310-311—621; 2. Snyder II, 337-339—676; 3. Midland Lee II, 366-378—744.
Top individuals: 1. A.J. Torres, Frenship, 76-75—151; 2. Landry Allen, Frenship, 78-78—156; 3. Hank Oliver, 80-78—158.

Girls
SAN ANGELO — Coronado’s Mariah Montoya finished second on Saturday at the season-opening San Angelo Girls Golf Classic.

Montoya, who was in fourth place entering the final round, vaulted into second by firing a 70 at Quicksand Golf Course. The Oklahoma signee finished with a two-round score of 150, three strokes behind individual champion Chaslyn Chrismer of San Antonio MacArthur.

In the Orange Division, the Lady Mustangs finished eighth as a team with a score of 723. Monterey placed 15th at 881, and Lubbock High finished 16th at 957.

SAN ANGELO GIRLS GOLF CLASSIC
at Quicksand GC, San Angelo
Saturday’s Final Results
Orange Division
Team standings: 1. El Paso Eastwood, 332-310—642 (won playoff); 2. San Antonio Reagan, 332-310—642; 3. San Antonio MacArthur, 334-311—645; 4. (tie) San Antonio Churchill, 331-326—657; and Amarillo, 333-324—657; 6. El Paso Coronado, 341-337—678; 7. San Antonio Johnson, 360-351—711; 8. Coronado, 373-350—723; 9. Odessa Permian, 382-345—727; 10. Midland Lee, 387-358—745; 11. Midland, 409-370—779; 12. Odessa, 408-379—787; 13. San Angelo Central, 409-394—803; 14. Abilene, 430-409—839; 15. Monterey, 456-425—881; 16. Lubbock High, 496-461—957.
Top individuals: 1. Chaslyn Chrismer, San Antonio MacArthur, 80-67—147; 2. Mariah Montoya, Coronado, 80-70—150; 3. Alexia Heist, El Paso Eastwood, 80-74—154; 4. Ainslie Ellis, San Antonio Reagan, 82-74—156; 5. Sara Diaz, MacArthur, 82-75—157; 6. Kendall Pierce, San Antonio Churchill, 81-77—158; 7. Aries Ramirez, Eastwood, 83-76—159; 8. Molly Zumbro, Reagan, 81-79—160; 9. (tie) Maggie Byers, Churchill, 77-84—161; Jordan Walterscheid, Amarillo, 78-83—161; Kathryn Jimerson, El Paso Coronado, 78-83-161; Christina Garza, San Antonio Johnson, 82-79—161; and Allison Howarth, MacArthur, 84-77—161.

Blue Division
Team standings: 1. Aledo, 374-374—748; 2. Abilene Cooper, 423-380—803; 3. Sweetwater, 424-393—817; 4. Pecos, 433-390—823; 5. Brownwood, 454-424—873; 6. Randall, 459-421—880; 7. Canyon, 460-431—891; 8. Hereford, 502-440—942; 9. Dumas, 522-459—981; 10. Coronado, 553-479—1,032; 11. Big Spring, 561-472—1,033; 12. Monterey, 558-482—1,040.
Top individuals: 1. Alisa White, Hereford, 84-82—166; 2. Liz Chavarria, Sonora, 93-80—173; 3. Jenny France, Aledo, 83-94—177; 4. Emily Neufeld, Canyon, 96-87—183; 5. Chelsea Mercer, Aledo, 94-93—187; 6. Abby Hill, Abilene Cooper, 101-88—189; 7. (tie) Alicia Stacey, Aledo, 98-92—190; and Chelsea Burney, Randall, 98-92—190; 9. Jesse Bearden, Aledo, 99-95—194; 10. Taylor Boren, Dumas, 103-92—195.