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Three Area Golfers Advance at District Championships

By Ed Gotwals

Three of six area golfers advanced to the final round of the District 3 Golf Championships at Honey Run Golf Club.

Shippensburg’s Kaydee Hockenberry and Waynesboro’s Abby Byers made the Class 3A girls cut. Byers shot an 85 and tied for 12th. The article lists Beckenbaugh in seventh place after an 80.

Shippensburg’s Kaden Ramsey advanced in the boys tournament after shooting a 78. Chambersburg’s Kole Peiffer missed the cut by one stroke with an 82. Greencastle-Antrim’s Camden Eby shot 84, while Chambersburg’s Abby Rensch finished with a 94.

Published with Permission from Mid Penn Broadcasting. Read the full story here: https://thesportspage.blog/2026/10/01/h-s-golf-3-area-players-make-cut-at-districts/

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