Zionsville completes perfect season with third straight state golf title; Snively puts school among Indiana's elite
A perfect season and three consecutive state championships position Zionsville and Taylor Snively among the most accomplished programs in Indiana girls golf history, setting a standard that will define competitive performance in the state for years.
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