Evansville, IN, September 25, 2026 — The Castle High School and Reitz High School girls golf teams have secured their spots in the upcoming IHSAA high school girls golf state finals. The advancement marks a significant achievement for both programs as they prepare to compete at the state level.

Further details regarding the specific dates of the state finals, the location, or the qualification rounds that led to this advancement were not immediately available. Information concerning the teams’ performances leading up to this point, such as scores from regional or sectional tournaments, has not been provided.

The IHSAA state finals typically bring together the top high school golf teams from across the state. While the exact composition of the field and the format of the finals are yet to be detailed in relation to these specific schools’ advancements, the participation of Castle and Reitz signifies their standing among the state’s elite high school golf programs.

No information was provided regarding the coaches or specific student-athletes who were instrumental in their teams’ qualification for the state finals. The names of the schools themselves, Castle High School and Reitz High School, are the primary details available at this time concerning their success in the girls’ golf season.

The journey to the state finals in high school sports often involves multiple rounds of competition, including conference play, sectionals, and regionals. Advancing to this final stage indicates a consistent level of performance and dedication throughout the season.

Additional details on the teams’ preparation, their historical performance in state finals, or any specific records set during the qualification process were not disclosed in the available summary. The advancement itself is the key piece of information, highlighting the success of Castle and Reitz in IHSAA girls golf.



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