Wiese Placed Eighth at West Region Golf Meet
Braelyn Wiese secured a top-ten finish as the Blue Jays finished 10th in the team standings at Riverwood.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Golf

Braelyn Wiese shot an 84 to tie for eighth place individually at the West Region golf meet. The Blue Jays finished 10th as a team with a score of 436.
Why it matters
The performance concluded the season for the Blue Jays, who finished just one stroke ahead of the Bismarck team in the regional competition.
Braelyn Wiese led the Blue Jays with a score of 84, followed by Abigail Bivens at 111, Ivy Cordell at 112, and Ginger Gasal at 129. The team total of 436 secured them a 10th-place finish.
The players
Braelyn Wiese
She is a competitive golfer who earned an eighth-place finish at the West Region meet.
Blue Jays
This is a competitive golf team that finished in 10th place at the West Region meet.
Abigail Bivens
She is a member of the Blue Jays golf team who recorded a score of 111.
Ivy Cordell
She is a member of the Blue Jays golf team who recorded a score of 112.
Ginger Gasal
She is a member of the Blue Jays golf team who recorded a score of 129.
The details
Competing at Riverwood Golf Course, the Blue Jays completed their final event of the season with their individual scoring efforts. Wiese tied for eighth individually, while her teammates rounded out the score to narrowly beat the Bismarck squad.
Timeline
September 29, 2026: Braelyn Wiese competed at the West Region golf meet.
October 5-6, 2026: The Class A state tournament will be held at Riverwood Golf Course.
Season Trajectory
This performance at the regional level serves as the final gateway to the Class A state tournament. By qualifying, Wiese maintains the competitive momentum for the postseason while the rest of the Blue Jays conclude their campaign.
Wiese's eighth-place finish secured her a spot in the upcoming state tournament field. The Blue Jays' final team score of 436 represents their last measurable metric for the 2026 season.
The takeaway
Advancing to the state level demonstrates the importance of regional consistency for high school athletes. Future competitors can look to these regional scores to gauge the performance benchmarks required for postseason qualification.
What happens next
Braelyn Wiese will compete in the Class A state tournament, which is scheduled to take place at Riverwood Golf Course from October 5-6, 2026.
Further reading
For more information on the latest scores and match results, visit the Golf section.










