Clubhouse Report
Updates from the program and the booster club — results, fundraisers, and what's ahead.
With UIL realignment, Panther Creek golf competes in District 6-5A for the next two seasons alongside Reedy, Richland, The Colony, Lone Star, Denton, and Denton Ryan. Coach Garrigus will serve as district tournament director for both the boys and girls championships. The road to state now runs through Region I-5A in Lubbock.
Booster dollars fund tournament travel, team meals, practice-facility access, and end-of-season awards — everything it takes to compete at the 5A level. Join online through the Booster Club page.
Grace Cronin, Kingston Burke, Gabby Olewe, Anvi Sharan, and Kailey Chon finished 3rd in the state of Texas at the UIL 4A championship, going 334-335 over two rounds. Cronin placed 7th individually at 76-78 (154) and Burke tied for 12th at 79-79 (158) — the finish of the deepest postseason run in program history: district gold, a regional title, and a state medal.
The girls won the Region II-4A championship at Sulphur Springs Country Club — and took the top three individual spots doing it. Gabby Olewe claimed the regional title with a 72, with Grace Cronin (73) and Kingston Burke (73) right behind in 2nd and 3rd. State bound for the third straight year — this time with a real shot to win it all.
The girls took the District 9-4A championship in dominant fashion. Grace Cronin's opening-round 66 set the tone, with all five scorers contributing across two rounds. Next stop: the regional tournament.
The Panther boys dominated two days of gusting 40 mph winds to take home 1st place at the District 9-4A tournament at Westridge Golf Course, led by four seniors. The program's first boys district title sent the team to the regional championship.
Panther Creek took down the field in match play at the Cardinal Invitational, with Kingston Burke adding a 3rd-place individual finish on the girls side of the event.
The boys delivered a historic performance at the Northwest Fall Classic, shooting a program-record 312 to claim first place at The Golf Club at Champions Circle. Consistency, focus, and competitive drive were on full display as the Panthers outplayed the field and set a new team benchmark.