Rattenborg’s card included six bogeys, but nothing worse, and he sprinkled in three pars to fire a 42 that led WCHS to a comfortable dual victory over Manson-Northwest Webster.

The Lynx posted a 177, just four shots clear of the WCHS junior varsity squad (181), but 48 shots better than the Cougars (225).

Garrett Arnold, who played in the No. 2 spot alongside Rattenborg for WCHS, carded a 44 to take the runner-up medalist honor. All six varsity players shot in the 40s for the Lynx, while Manson had no one break 50.

A triple-bogey 8 at the par-5 first hole took Devon Stoakes out of medalist contention, but three straight pars in the middle of his round righted the ship towards a 45. Tyler Olson (46) was one more stoke back, while Trey Lyons and Drew Schwering posted matching rounds (47).

Garrett Arnold flinches as his par putt slides by the hole on the second green at Briggs Woods on Tuesday. He was the runner-up medalist with a 44 and helped WCHS handle Manson-Northwest Webster. DFJ photo/Troy Banning

Brock Mericle was the Cougars’ low man with a 54.

Trey Shannon led the Lynx JV with a 43, one shot in front of teammate Jayce Abens (44).

Tuesday at Briggs Woods GC

Webster City

WCHS (177) — Chase Rattenborg 42, Garrett Arnold 44, Devon Stoakes 45, Tyler Olson 46, Trey Lyons 47, Drew Schwering 47.

Manson-NW Webster (225) — Brock Mericle 54, Logan Crouse 55, Lane Moline 56, Alec Whitehill 60, Landon Lundberg 80, Carson Widlund 83.

Medalist — Rattenborg (WCHS). Runner-up– Arnold (WCHS).

WCHS JV (181) — Trey Shannon 43, Jayce Abens 44, Beau Klaver 46, Braden Doering 48, Jack Larson 51, Trevyn Lyons 52.