River View girls golf advances to districts after strong postseason play

Lady Bears post season-best at MVL tourney and place fourth at sectionals to qualify for Cambridge Country Club competition Oct. 1

The Lady Bears golf team is moving on to districts.

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Published September 27, 2025 - 5:00 a.m.

River View High School girls varsity golf played in the MVL Postseason Tourney. Their team score was 390, a season best, and they placed fourth out of nine teams.

Individual scores for River View were Kortnee Mickle with an 80, which earned her personal record and first-team All-Tournament; Addyson Blair with 99; Shieann Waldren with 108; Madison Bell with 120; and Carlie Stottlemire with 103, personal record.

The ladies then played in the sectional tournament on Sept. 23 at Jaycees Golf Course. They were fourth out of 13 teams with a 418 and will move on to districts Wednesday, Oct. 1 at Cambridge Country Club.

Individual scores for River View were Mickle with 84 (third out of 57), Blair with 106, Waldren with 100, Bell with 133 and Stottlemire with 128.

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