PIERRE - Aberdeen Central, playing in the rain, turned in its best performance of the season finishing runner-up at the Pierre Invitational golf tournament on Tuesday. The Golden Eagles had a score of 351, 16 shots behind Mitchell.
"I’m very, very satisfied with how we played today. We played in rain pretty much the whole time. It was brutal," said Central coach Kim Zimmerman. "The girls got wet. They couldn’t keep their clubs try. They couldn't keep their towels dry. It was definitely battling the weather today. I don’t think that that score does justice for how well we played, to be honest with you."
The Golden Eagles were also without Haley Wirebaugh on the day.
Zimmerman was pleased with how his players kept battling.
"Just for us to shoot the score we did today, pretty phenomenal, really," he said. "They were warriors, they really were."
Bryn Huber of Huron was the medalist with a 76. Central's Danielle Podoll tied for second with a 79.
"Again, led by our s
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