Two Mexico Golfers Head To State
Two Mexico golfers are advancing to the State Tournament in Maryville next week.
Lilly Knipfel shot an 84 and Kylah Gore shot an 89 to earn their place at the Mozingo Lake Golf Course on October 15 and 16.
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