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Kiser Pannier wins Prairie Invitational Women's Championship

The 36-hole leader never relinquished control in Sunday's finale at Lake Quivira Country Club.

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  1. UpdateJul 23, 2:58 PM UTC

    Pannier Holds On for Five-Shot Victory at Prairie Invitational

    Kiser Pannier of Sedalia, Missouri, closed with an even-par 72 to win the Prairie Invitational at 2-under 211, five strokes clear of the field. The 36-hole leader never relinquished control in Sunday's finale at Lake Quivira Country Club.

    Defending champion Anna Bell of Poplar Bluff, Missouri, finished runner-up at 3-over 216 after a final-round 75. Mackenzie Wilson of Australia took third at 4-over 217, also signing for 75. Kate Ryan of Columbia, Missouri, posted the low round of the day with 71 to finish fourth at 8-over 221. Maddie Myers and Tierney Baumstark tied for fifth at 10-over 223.

  2. UpdateJul 21, 10:58 PM UTC

    Pannier Opens Two-Shot Lead in Low Junior Division After 36 Holes

    Kiser Pannier of Sedalia, Missouri, holds a two-stroke advantage at 3-under 139 heading into Monday's final round of the Low Junior division. Pannier posted rounds of 72-67 to separate herself from the field. Anna Bell sits alone in second at 1-under 141 after a second-round 67, while Mackenzie Wilson of Australia is third at even-par 142.

    The gap widens significantly after the top three—Tierney Baumstark trails in fourth at 6-over, seven shots off the lead. Bell, the 2025 Prairie Invitational champion, and Pannier appear poised for a final-round duel at Lake Quivira Country Club.

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Lake Quivira, Kan. — Kiser Pannier has seized control of the Prairie Invitational, posting a blistering front-nine 33 that includes an eagle at the par-5 16th (her ninth hole of the day) to reach 3-under par through 13 holes of Tuesday's second round at Lake Quivira Country Club.

The Sedalia, Missouri amateur opened with an even-par 72 on Monday, then flipped the momentum with a lights-out stretch to start her second circuit. Pannier converted the eagle at the par-5 and added three birdies to turn in 4-under 33, building a three-shot cushion over a pair of chasers with five holes to play.

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