Coon Rapids, Minn. – Farmington High School ninth grader Chloe Friesz capped off an impressive season by competing at the 2026 Minnesota State High School League Class AAA Girls Golf State Championship on June 9-10 at Bunker Hills Golf Club. Friesz finished tied for 38th place in a field featuring the state's top golfers, posting a two-day total of 163.
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Making her state tournament debut, Friesz opened the championship with a strong first-round score of 79. She carded a 37 on the front nine and a 42 on the back nine, putting her in a tie for 24th place after the opening day of competition.
Competing against many of Minnesota's top-ranked golfers, Friesz returned to the course on day two and recorded an 84 to finish with a 36-hole total of 163. Her performance earned a tie for 34th place overall among the 88 golfers who qualified for the state tournament, placing her in the top half of the championship field.
The state tournament appearance marked another milestone for the Tigers' standout freshman, who gained valuable experience competing on one of the state's biggest stages. Friesz was one of only a handful of ninth-grade golfers to qualify for the Class AAA individual state tournament and demonstrated consistency throughout the two-day event.
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