But those nurses were so nice to me, I knew from that point on that I wanted to be a nurse when I grew up. Even Mother Nature can't get the Wildcat boys golf team down. Playing in mostly cold, windy and drizzly weather so far this season, the Cats have managed to stay on top of their division in the Big Rivers Conference with wins at New Richmond, Hudson and at home in their last three BRC matches. For good measure, River Falls finished second at the prestigious 20-team Tartan, Minn., Invite. Regardless of the weather, they continue to show positive attitudes.
Nothing is more important than a great attitude and patience in lousy weather.
The Wildcats' latest win came at home against New Richmond, Hudson and Menomonie last Friday. Travis Meyer continued his strong play this season with a score of 37 while Charlie Manteufel shot 38, Justin Gilbertson 41 and Brad Obermueller 47. The Cats also prevailed against the same three opponents under blustery conditions at New Richmond April 24. Meyer paced River Falls with a score of 39 while Danielson was one stroke back at 40. Manteufel came in with a round of 41 while Tim Schultz fired a 43 and Obermueller added a 45.