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Tri-Village’s Lyla Brewer bows out in OHSAA DII District Girls Golf Tournament

Tri-Village freshman Lyla Brewer was the WOAC Golfer of the Year and the only golfer to advance from the league to advance to the District Tournament. (Dale Barger photo)

DAYTON – None of the WOAC girls’ golf teams would advance out of the OHSAA DII Sectional Tournament, and just one golfer advanced to the district round, Lyla Brewer of Tri-Village.

Ansonia, Arcanum, Franklin Monroe, Mississinawa Valley, National Trail, and Tri-Village all met up in the OHSAA DII Sectional Tournament at Stillwater Valley Golf Club.  Twenty teams competing in the sectional double the number in the Cincinnati sectional and a 1/3 more teams than the Xenia sectional.

Each sectional tournament takes the top four teams and top four individual golfers to go to the district tournament.

The Tri-Village golf team who won the Western Ohio Athletic Conference this year was the highest placer for WOAC schools finishing in 6th place just five strokes behind Versailles. The Tigers earned 4th and last team qualifying spot to advance to the district.

Arcanum was 8th, National Trail 14th, Mississinawa Valley 16th, and Franklin Monroe was 19th.

Tri-Village freshman Lyla Brewer who was the WOAC “Golfer of the Year” was the only individual golfer advancing to the district tournament.  She had the 3rd best overall score, not on a qualifying team, shooting a 90.

The OHSAA District Golf Tournament was held at Pipestone Golf Club with the top two teams and top two individuals not on a qualifying team to advance to the state tournament.

Lyla Brewer shot a 91 and did not qualify to move on as she concluded her outstanding freshman season. She, along with her teammates, will all return next year with higher aspirations after getting a year under their belt playing together.

Tri-Village girls golf team won the WOAC in 2025 & returns the entire team next year. (Dale Barger photo)