HARD WORKER Kylie Holland “I am so proud of the hard work that she is putting in on the course,” Sisson stated Sept. 5 via email. “It has been fun to watch her hard work pay off.” Holland saw a payoff to her work ethic Sept. 4, when Richmond won a quadrangular with Lawson, Excelsior Springs and Norborne at Hidden Valley Golf Course in Lawson. The senior shot a 43 for her nine-hole round to finish as the medalist. Led by Holland, the Spartans shot a 193. Other contributors to the team score and their individual scores were Karoline Dooley, 45; Lyla Best, 47; and Taylor Hoeppner, 58. Kayland Cooper was Richmond’s No. 5 golfer, finishing with a 59. Makynzee Hubbard led second-place Lawson with a 50. The Cardinals shot a 208. Madeline Andreasen led Excelsior Springs with a 55. The Tigers shot a 238. Kristin Waters led Norborne with a 66. The Pirates did not have a complete team. The Spartans were slated for two competitions this week – a tournament Wednesday at Hidden Valley and a…