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Leading the Bulldogs was ninth grader Amanda Glenz, who shot a 46. She had the seventh best score at the meet.

Junior Maria Janotta fired a round of 50 for the Bulldogs in their final conference meet.

The second Bulldog was Sally Heitke with 48. Following close behind were Jena Spaulding with a 49 and Maria Janotta with a 50.

The girlsÕ played the best they had as a team all season, shooting a 193. The girlsÕ tied with Cathedral at 193, and took third on a tie-breaker.

Conference team and individual awards were given out after the match. Albany won the conference team title, with Sauk Centre in second place. Cathedral and Litchfield tied for third. Paynesville came in fifth place, followed by Long Prairie-Grey Eagle and Melrose.

Jackie Beste, a junior from Sauk Centre, won the individual title.

Subsection competition was held at the Little Crow Golf Course between Spicer and New London on Monday. Scores will appear in next weekÕs issue of the Press.

The top two teams and top ten individuals at subsections will advance to the section meet at Rich-Spring Golf Course between Richmond and Cold Spring on Tuesday, May 29. Section play starts at noon.

Team scores
1. Sauk Centre -177
2. Albany -183
3. Paynesville -193
Cathedral -193
5. Litchfield -199
6. Melrose -224
7. LPGE -234

Individual Results
Paynesville: Amanda Glenz 46; Sally Heitke 48; Jena Spaulding 49; Maria Janotta 50; Katie Wright 52; Erin O'Fallon 54; and Amber Jensen 59.

Final WCC Standings
Overall standings in the West Central Conference North are figured by awarding seven points for a first-place finish in a conference meet, six for second, and so on. With seven meets completed, here are the final standings.

1. Albany - 47
2. Sauk Centre - 43
3. Cathedral - 30, Litchfield - 30
5. Paynesville - 25
6. LPGE - 11
7. Melrose - 10