MARQUETTE — The Kingsford girls varsity golf team continued its chase for a Greater Northern U.P. Conference crown after breezing to a first place at The Heritage in Marquette on Monday.

The Flivvers ended the day with a 210 while Escanaba finished second with 215 points. Marquette was third (221) while Menominee (223) and Gladstone (288) rounded out the girls competition.

Kingsford’s Grace Maki finished the day in a three-way tie for first place with Abby Luke of Marquette and Mackenzie Doyle of Menominee.

They all shot a 50.

Maddy Zeuske ended the day in a tie for fourth with a 51.

Kingsford’s other finishers were Ella Rizzo (53) in seventh and Bryonna Sanders (56) tied for 11.

On the boys side of things, Kingsford ended the day in fifth with a 185. The Sentinels scored a 161 to lock up first.

Escanaba (168) was second while Gladstone and Menominee (177) tied for third.

Jack Pond, Marquette, was the low scorer on the boys side with a 39.

Nick Doran was the Flivvers’ top placer. He finished in a six-way tie for fourth after shooting a 41. Lance Harry ended in a tie for 10 with a 42. Owen Edwards (50), Jordan Bray (52) and Owen Olkkonen (59) also competed for Kingsford.

The next GNC competition is on Thursday in Escanaba.

Report compiled by Daily News sports editor Sean Chase.