Congratulations to the Magnificat Blue Streaks and Coach Danny Gallagher on bringing Northeast Ohio its first Division 1 girls golf state championship since 2007. Magnificat held off highly favored Dublin Jerome by 16 strokes with an overall team score of 618 (308-310). The Blue Streaks were led by sophomore Kayla Knaze who shot 77 on the first day and backed it up with 74 on day two at NCR Country Club. The wind was howling and the rain was occasionally falling over two chilly days in Dayton, but it didn’t stop Magnificat from making a huge statement. Senior Cammy Reed finished a single shot behind Knaze as she went 73-79 over the two days. Her freshman sister Calli showed that there won’t be any setbacks in the future as she brought in 80-77 to easily take the lowest score of all freshmen. Senior Maureen O’Leary contributed 78-80 and junior Kristina Chill shot 80-86. It was Magnificat’s first state championship in golf. They join Walsh Jesuit as the only other Northeast District team to win the D1 title. Highland was in contention for most of the tournament and ended up finishing fourth overall, compiling a team score of 643. Hoover finished just behind them in sixth place as they shot 672 and Walsh Jesuit ended up in 10th place with a team score of 699.
Elizabeth Coleman from Highland lit up the scoreboard on her way to a tie for second place overall in the individual competition. Coleman’s one over par 71 set the tone and she added a 75 on day two. She finished three shots behind state champion Eva Becerril from Cincinnati Sycamore and tied with Meadow Tian from Lewis Center Olentangy. Solon’s Serena Wu and St. Joseph’s Gianna Reginelli were both in the chase for the entire tournament and finished tied for fourth place, each shooting 148 over the two days, two shots back of Coleman and Tian. Zoe Mort from Marlington finished tied for 12th and Lauren Iannetta from Eastlake North finished in 32nd place.
In Akron, the Tom Fazio West Course at Firestone Country Club hosted the Division 2 State Championship. The Northeast District was strongly represented by the Southeast Pirates and Chagrin Falls Tigers. Cindy Fesemyer’s Southeast squad sat in fourth place after the first day and Chagrin Falls, under the direction of Kristin Reboul, ended day one in seventh place. Southeast’s consistent rounds of 355 and 356 were good enough for fifth overall in the tournament, putting an exclamation point on their first ever trip to the State Championship. Taylor Blazek led the way for the Pirates with rounds of 77 and 80 to finish sixth overall individually. Chagrin held on to seventh place as they shot 372 on the second day, 13 total shots better than their 385 on the day one. Their freshman phenom Elizabeth Pollock ended the championship with 88 and 83, which tied her for 19th place overall.
Individually, Anuja Patel, the standout sophomore from Orange High School, capped off an amazing tied for eighth place with rounds of 76 and 82. Katie Pregibon from Cardinal Mooney finished tied for 36th overall with rounds of 91 and 99.
Congratulations to all the teams and individuals who represented Northeast Ohio in the State Championships at Firestone Country Club and NCR Country Club!
Four team spots and four individual spots to the State Tournament are up for grabs at Brookledge Golf Club on Wednesday, October 11th. Sixteen Division 1 teams and sixteen individuals from non-qualifying teams punched their tickets to Brookledge last week. Here is all the information you need to follow along with the District Tournament.
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The Course
Brookledge Golf Club
Par 71 5,337 Yards (District Tees) Architect- Arthur Hills
Brookledge Golf Club is nestled on over 120 acres of rolling hills and woodlands, the challenging Arthur Hills layout is unlike any other in the area. The club was opened in 1992 and has consistently improved throughout the years, now ranked as the ninth best golf course in Ohio per PGA.com’s ranking. The course is always in excellent condition and has recently undergone irrigation and bunker improvements to make the course even better! (from Brookledge Official Website)
Aurora won the Old Avalon Sectional with a score of 314. They finished second in the Suburban League American Division and Brooklyn Millard finished as the conference Player of the Year. The team won the Parma Flamingo Frenzy and Millard was the medalist in that tournament. Aurora’s top two players, Millard and Gracyn Vidovic, make up one of the best tandems in the state of Ohio and will look to carry the team to Columbus.
Canfield snuck into the fourth spot at the Old Avalon Sectional, edging out Stow by one shot. They are the champions of the All American Conference. Their best tournament finish was 5th in the morning flight of the Hudson Lady Explorer Invitational. Canfield has a young core that will gain some valuable experience competing in the District Tournament as a group.
Green finished fourth at The Elms Sectional with a team score of 365. Green has two fourth place tournament finishes, The Elms Sectional Preview and the Summit County Cup. They also finished fourth in the Federal League this fall. Freshman Leah Dang has emerged as a top player for Green and the two Shocklee sisters, Sydney and Brooke, have both become more consistent players.
The Blazers from Hathaway Brown finished second in the Old Avalon Sectional, ten shots behind Aurora. They have third place finishes in the morning flight of the Lady Explorer Invitational, the Lady Bruin Invitational, and the Canterbury Invitational. Hathaway Brown has one of the most talented players in Northeast Ohio, junior Dixon Hill, and she is joined by a young core group of layers that will leave a lasting legacy at HB.
Highland won the Fox Den Sectional with a team score of 293, led by medalist Paige McKendry’s personal best score of 67. Coming off a fourth place finish at the 2022 State Tournament and returning every scoring player, Highland has had an expectedly good 2023 campaign. They easily won the Suburban League American Division and took the top spot in four separate tournaments. They are led by superstar Isabella Goyette but are at least six deep in quality players.
Hoover took the top spot at The Elms Sectional with a very good team score of 324 while Ava Kemp tied with Jackson’s Cara Murphy for medalist honors. Hoover was the champion of the Federal League again in 2023 coming off finishing 8th in the state in 2022. Hoover raced up three tournament wins this fall, the Mahoning Valley Invitational, Dover’s Lady Tornado Invitational, and the Stark County Championships. They are led by the duo of Kemp and Kylie Porter but have really thrived after the emergence of freshman Ellie Hutzler.
Hudson Explorers
Coach- Bobby Bolin
Projected Lineup 1. Emmy Burling (JR) 2. Sherry Du (SR) 3. Julia Van Bokkelen (JR) 4. Elena Varga (FR) 5. Ellie Davis (SR)
Hudson finished third at the Fox Den Sectional with a team score of 319, two shots short of second place Walsh Jesuit. The Explorers were the champions of the National Division of the Suburban League, winning three of the four tournaments. They had second place finishes at the Flamingo Frenzy and the Summit County Cup with a third place finish at the Brunswick Tee-Off Classic. Emmy Burling has had a strong 2023 season along with Sherry Du, and in order to advance Hudson will need good performances from Julia Van Bokkelen, Elena Varga, and Ellie Davis.
Jackson finished the season on a high note with a second place showing at The Elms Sectional. Cara Murphy also tied for the individual Sectional Championship. Jackson was second place in the Federal League this year and had strong showings in many tournaments. They had three second place finishes, the Lady Tornado Invitational, the Mahoning Valley Invitational, and the Stark County Championships. Murphy is the star of the show for the Polar Bears but will also be able to rely on help from any of the other four players at Districts.
Kent Roosevelt had a good showing at the Old Avalon Sectional with a score of 330, good enough for third place. The Rough Riders finished in third place this season in the Suburban League’s American Conference behind Highland and Aurora. They had one tournament win this season at Hudson’s Lady Explorer Invitational and a second place finish at the Terlesky Invitational. The team is led by senior Maddie Kost with a strong supporting cast.
After losing a couple very strong seniors to graduation, the Lake Blue Streaks reloaded and were able to finish third at The Elms Sectional. They also managed a third place finish in the always strong Federal League. Their best tournament finishes this year were at the Lady Tornado Invitational and the Stark County Championships, both third place. The Blue Streaks are led by three experienced seniors who look to have a strong finish to their high school careers.
The Blue Streaks of Magnificat easily won the Springvale Sectional with an amazing team score of 287, 41 strokes ahead of second place St. Joseph Academy. Magnificat won four Northeast Ohio tournaments behind one of the deepest teams in the state. They are led by national phenom Cara Heisterkamp and get plenty of help from Cammy Reed, Maureen O’Leary, Kristina Chill, and freshman Kayla Knaze. The Blue Streaks will look to all five of their stars to punch their ticket to Columbus.
Medina came home from Springvale Golf Course with a third place Sectional finish and a trip to the District Tournament. This postseason run capped off an impressive regular season for the senior-led Bees, who won three of the four Greater Cleveland Conference tournaments to take the league title. in regular season tournaments, the Bees finished fourth at both the Hudson morning wave and the Brunswick Tee-Off Classic. Stella Burns had a breakout year and she leads one of the strongest senior classes in Medina history.
Nordonia had a magical season in 2022 and started their 2023 run with a strong fourth place finish in a very competitive Sectional Tournament at Fox Den. The Knights finished third in the Suburban League National Conference while junior Julia Gulla was the Player of the Year. Nordonia’s best tournament finish this year was a third place finish at Chenoweth in the Summit County Cup. Gulla and senior Brooke Barnes both willshould up good numbers at the District Tournament and will look to get assistance from of their sophomore teammates.
The St. Joseph Jaguars have steadily risen to be one of the top teams on the west side of Cleveland over the past few years, as shown by their second place finish at the Springvale Sectional. Their best tournament finish was second place at the Mahoning Valley Invitational at Yankee Run Golf Course. St. Joseph is led by Gianna Reginelli, who has been a star since she arrived on Rocky River Drive. Emerson Glending has had a stellar sophomore campaign and the supporting cast is rounding into form.
Strongsville got out of the Springvale Sectional with a team score of 344, which was good for fourth place. The Mustangs were nearly edged out by Medina in the Greater Cleveland Conference after the two teams went down to the wire in the final league tournament. Senior Natalie Kostalnick did take home the conference Player of the Year award. Strongsville took third place in the Kent Lady Rider Invitational for their best tournament finish of the year. Kostalnick is complemented by Hannah Lee, who had a great day at Springvale, and Kendall Grau, who has been playing the best golf of her career over the past couple weeks.
Walsh Jesuit had their best performance of the season at the right time, as they shot 317 to take home second place at the Fox Den Sectional, two shots ahead of Hudson. The Warriors handily won the Crown Conference Championship in its final year year while senior Annie Stencel was the Player of the Year. Walsh finished second in the Lady Bruin Invitational at Pine Hills and added two third place finishes on top of that. Stencel will lead a young squad to Brookledge and look to get to Columbus to finish off a great high school career.
The Individuals
Gabby Berlingieri (Stow)
Shot 77 to finish tied for second individual Old Avalon Sectional
Medalist at Summit County Cup at Chenoweth
First Team All Suburban League
Olivia Berlingieri (Stow)
Shot 77 to finish tied for second individual at Old Avalon Sectional
First Team All Suburban League
2nd Place at Suburban League #3 at Fox Den
Mia Ginnetti (Rocky River)
Shot 82 to finish fourth individual at Springvale Sectional
2nd Place at Rocky River Invitational at Big Met
Medalist at LEGGA Postseason Tournament at Springvale
Madison Harpley (Revere)
Shot 79 to finish third individual at Fox Den Sectional
15th overall in Suburban League American Division
Shot 85 at Suburban League #1 at Old Avalon
Chloe Holton (Rocky River)
Shot 81 to finish third individual at Springvale Sectional
Medalist at Rocky River Invitational
2nd at LEGGA Postseason Tournament at Springvale
Lauren Iannetta (Eastlake North)
Shot 75 to finish tied for first individual at Fox Den Sectional
Medalist at Western Reserve Conference Tournament at Erie Shores
Set school record by shooting 71 at WRC Tournament at Erie Shores
Emily Lamb (Shaker Heights)
Shot 75 to finish tied for first individual at Fox Den Sectional
2nd overall in Greater Cleveland Conference
Finished 2nd twice and 3rd once in GCC tournaments
Saumya Mahajan (Revere)
Shot 81 to finish fourth individual at Fox Den Sectional
19th overall in Suburban League American Division
Shot 90 in Suburban League #3 at Fox Den
Zoe Mort (Marlington)
Shot 77 to finish first individual at The Elms Sectional
Medalist at Elms Sectional Preview, Marilyn Jackson Invitational, Stark County Championships
Medalist at Tri-County Conference Postseason Tournament at Zoar Village
Anna Myers (Louisville)
Shot 88 to finish tied for third individual at The Elms Sectional (advanced in playoff)
Shot 84 at Tri-County Tournament at Zoar Village
Shot 86 at Stark County Championships at Pleasant View
Madigan O’Leary (Avon)
Shot 77 to finish first individual at Springvale Sectional
Tied for second place in Southwestern Conference Tournament at Springvale
Shot 76 at Edison Invitational at Thunderbird Hills (3rd Place)
Sarah Quayle (Avon Lake)
Shot 79 to finish second individual at Springvale Sectional
Southwestern Conference Player of the Year
Medalist at Southwestern Conference Tournament at Springvale
Sophia Rivera (Boardman)
Shot 79 to finish fourth individual at Old Avalon Sectional
Medalist at All-American Conference Tournament
Shot 77 at All-American Conference Tournament
Caroline Roush (Copley)
Shot 88 to finish tied for third individual at The Elms Sectional (advanced in playoff)
22nd overall in Suburban League American Conference
Shot 84 at Suburban League #1 at Old Avalon
Natalie Ullum (Perry- Mass)
Shot 83 to finish second individual at The Elms Sectional
21st at Federal League Preseason Tournament at The Elms
27th at Federal League Postseason Tournament at The Elms
Serena Wu (Solon)
Shot 68 to finish first individual and medalist at Old Avalon Sectional
As August approached, local golf courses were flooded with high school players preparing for tryouts and coaches finalizing plans for the upcoming season. At some area high schools, expectations were high and hopes were high. By the middle of October, four of those teams were able to celebrate by taking a trip down I-71 with a final destination of the Ohio State University Golf Course in Upper Arlington.
For the Blue Streaks of Magnificat High School and the Hornets from Highland High School that trip has become an annual occurrence. Behind the two leading players from Northeast Ohio, Cara Heisterkamp from Magnificat and Isabella Goyette from Highland, those two teams just needed to refine their games and were pretty much assured a spot in Columbus. Both teams were able to increase their depth significantly with a star freshman player. Claire Liu proved to be a star right off the bat for the Blue Streaks and Highland found some long term help in Elizabeth Coleman. Both of those players contributed highly to their teams’ accomplishments.
In other parts of Northeast Ohio, teams with dreams of getting to State knew that their chances were anything but guaranteed. The Suburban League’s National Conference looked like it was going to be an epic race between the Hudson Explorers and Nordonia Knights. Nordonia brought back every member of their 2021 team, easily the best in school history, while Hudson had a strong foundation of players and a great amount of depth. Those two teams knew that it was going to be a tight race to win the conference, but also that they would be neck and neck through the OHSAA tournaments.
Wow!!! If today is any indication of how the @SuburbanLgOH season is going to go, fasten your seatbelts!
Hudson wins the National Division tournament by 2 shots today!
In the Federal League, always a staple of Northeast Ohio golf, it looked like a changing of the guard was imminent. Jackson and Green, perennial state qualifiers, both were trying to rebuild after losing many key pieces each. This opened the door for both North Canton Hoover and Uniontown Lake to take the top two spots in the league. Hoover especially knew they had a legitimate chance to make 2022 a year to remember.
Girls Golf Update: Congrats to the Hoover Girls Golf Team for winning the Federal League Preseason Golf Tournament at Tannenhauf Golf Course. Senior Halle Ellis had top individual honors at the event with a round of 74.#GoVikings
In Shaker Heights, the Hathaway Brown Blazers were in a good position to make a run. 2021 freshman phenom Dixon Hill was poised to have an even better sophomore season and the Blazers had the look of a team ready to turn some heads. Other schools such as Strongsville, Solon, Stow, Kent Roosevelt, and Marlington (who had just been bumped up to Division 1) all knew that there was a chance they were on the periphery but needed to really have a record breaking day to get to Columbus.
Missing my team today. We’ve been working hard with conditioning since January. Be sure to check hathawaybrowngolf soon on instagram to see what we’ve been up to during the off season pic.twitter.com/rW5tra1JP8
October 13th, 2022 was a cold and windy day at Brookledge Golf Course in Cuyahoga Falls as the District Tournament commenced. Scoring was not going to be easy on a lengthy, wet course and everyone knew they were going to have to bring their absolute best in order to advance. After several hours of battling through the elements, four teams and three individuals emerged with a berth at the State Tournament. Magnificat (317) won the tournament behind a one-over-par performance from Heisterkamp. They were followed by Highland (328), Hoover (331), and Nordonia (334). Qualifying individuals were Ava Pulley (78) from Green, Kaitlin Kormuth (78) from Solon, and Gianna Reginelli (79) from St. Joseph Academy. The final spot would be determined by a tiebreaker between Kent Roosevelt’s Madolyn Kost and Aubrie Rush from Avon High School.
The story of 2022 proved to be the rise of the Nordonia Knights, under the direction of veteran coach Greg Harris. Seniors Christina Nagy and Larisa Golembewski had both established themselves as top players the season before. Junior Brooke Barnes also brought a good amount of experience to the table for the Knights. What nobody expected, however, was the amazing season the Knights got from sophomore Julia Gulla, who used 2022 to establish herself as one of the top players in the area. Gulla had a very impressive freshman year, but she took a gigantic step forward and became the guiding force of the team. Results could have been very different for Nordonia had it not been for a strong finish from senior Maci Taylor. Taylor put together a few strong rounds at the end of the season to help clinch the Suburban League National title for Nordonia and put the team in a good place for the tournament season. Nordonia grew as a team throughout the season. They got off to a good start by placing 2nd at the Lady Rider Invitational at Twin Lakes but had a setback in their first league tournament as they were edged out by Hudson. From that point on, they did not lose again in the Suburban League tournaments, winning the final three to easily win the league. On September 10th, Nordonia set a school record at Fox Den by shooting 305 with matching 73s by Nagy and Gulla. Barnes shot 79 and Golembewski shot 80 to round out the scoring. After winning the conference at Brookledge, Nordonia used the momentum to finish in second place at sectionals and play an impressive round at districts to qualify for the State Tournament.
Harris knew from the beginning that his team was special. “After qualifying for Districts in 2020 and 2021, we had our entire team back for 2022 and believed that we could make it to State so we set this as one of our 2022 goals,” he said. “Our District Tournament is very difficult because there are so many great teams so we knew going into that we needed to play very well to be one of the top 4 teams and qualify for State.” The weather at Brookledge didn’t help. “It ended up being a cool and windy day so there were very challenging conditions for all of the teams,” he explained. “And to add to this, Brookledge had some very difficult pin placements that day.” Harris said that his team was in the right mindset. “In our minds, we felt confident that we were one of the top 4 teams going into the day so we just needed to stay focused and put forth our best effort. The girls did both of these things and played their hearts out for all 18 holes.” Harris still has a lot ahead of him but he will never forget his 2022 squad. “I totally enjoyed being the coach for this an incredible group of girls.”
This was a special day for the Lady Knights! All their hardwork, dedication and commitment have paid off! Columbus here they come! Go Knights! @NordoniaSchoolspic.twitter.com/fndIUfRSAj
Coach Scott Snyder has always had a competitive team at Hoover High School but he knew from the very beginning that 2022 could be special. “At the beginning of our season, I think we felt as though we had a chance to compete at a high level and possibly make it to Columbus,” he said. “Our entire regular season schedule provided us plenty of competitive opportunities and thus a chance to see what was happening throughout Northeast Ohio. Ultimately our confidence grew as did our thoughts that we could make it.” Two seniors, Halle Ellis and Hannah Higgins, as well as two sophomores, Ava Kemp and Kylie Porter, all had the ability and potential to go low on any given day. This was seen in full force when Hoover set back to back school records for nine hole rounds, shooting 147 against Jackson followed by 146 the next day against Garaway. The Vikings dominated the Federal League in both tournaments and head to head play. That coupled with a very strong tournament schedule helped Hoover prepare for the District Tournament and allowed for them to be successful at Brookledge.
A little extra motivation came from a difficult day at the Sectional Tournament at The Elms Country Club. Hoover managed to finish first at the tournament but did not play their best round. They were able to put things together at districts. “We battled with Magnificat and Highland all day, as team scores were so very close,” said Snyder. A 76 from Kemp put Hoover in a great place. “She played just awesome and no doubt helped propel us to our 3rd place finish,” he added. Ellis shot 81, Higgins 83, and Porter 91 to get the Vikings their sixth team trip to Columbus. “The girls were very calm, and played under control,” according to Snyder. “The longer they did their thing, the better I felt and was ecstatic for them. They stuck with the goal at hand, and it paid off!” Coach Snyder had nothing but good things to say about the quality of people he coached in 2022. “This was my 30th season coaching golf at Hoover. I’ve been blessed with so many truly awesome players and student-athletes. Like so many teams in the past, this year’s group set goals, worked toward their goals, and saw them be paid off with the trip to Columbus. We’ve been very fortunate for so many years in a row now in terms of individuals or teams qualifying to States, and hope this success continues this next season as we return a great group of girls and are very much looking towards the upcoming season.”
Girls golf update: Another day, another record. Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Golf Team as they set "another" new school record for Team Score finishing with a team total of 146 (2 over par). (1/2) pic.twitter.com/ZgwAeOdGSQ
The road to State was not as difficult for Highland and Coach Mary Becker. “After finishing 5th in the 2021 state tournament, and even though we had three seniors playing that year, I felt pretty confident that we could return in 2022 with 3 great players (Isabella, Paige and Kavya) returning,” Becker explained. She also hoped to have senior Emily Krutkiewicz back after injuries hampered her for the previous two seasons. Krutkiewicz, a stellar player and highly regarded as an overall exceptional person, never was cleared to play, which was a huge blow to the team. That, coupled with a little adversity in a few tournaments, could have meant big trouble, but the battle tested Hornets played their best when it counted. After cruising to a conference championship in the Suburban League American, Highland shot an impressive 301 to win their sectional tournament at Fox Den. Isabella Goyette’s 66 was easily enough for medalist honors. At the District Tournament, Goyette led the team with a 74 followed by an 84 from fellow junior Paige McKendry, and 85s from Coleman and junior Kavya Chada. “Districts are the most stressful tournament of the year,” Becker said. “We had a decent front nine, but struggled on the back 9. I felt like first place was slipping away, but second place was still in reach. Being able to look at live scoring was great. Our 3 and 4 players stepped up on a big way on the last three holes and we squeaked out the second place finish over Hoover.”
Highland had an impressive resume in 2022 en route to their 10th overall trip to Columbus. Their tournament wins included the Christine Terlesky Memorial Tournament, the Medina Invitational, the Walsh Jesuit Tradition Invitational, and the Independence Blue Devil Classic. Becker made sure to remind everyone that it was a true team effort. “It was great play by our upperclassmen and the surprising performances by underclassmen Elizabeth Coleman, Avery Albright and Kendall Sprutte,” she said. “It seems like each of them stepped up at different times during the season to come through with an excellent score.”
Moving on to Districts…woohoo! Congrats to our playing partners Nordonia and North Royalton…and Hudson – a Suburban League sweep @ Fox Den. Highland 301 – Isabella 66 (-5), Paige 78, Elizabeth 77, Kavya 82, Avery 80 pic.twitter.com/d0WRofcoXI
Magnificat started the season as one of the favorites to win the District Tournament and they never let up along their run to making it happen. Coach Gina Battistone’s squad had impressive performances throughout the season including wins at the Lady Rider Invitational, the Jackson Invitational, the Canterbury Invitational hosted by Laurel, and the Blue Streak Invitational. Magnificat also won their independent league championship along with finishing the season by setting two school 18 hole records, a 297 in a loss to Dublin Jerome at Westfield Country Club, and a 295 in the independent league championship at Pine Hills. All five players shot in the 70s in that tournament. Cara Heisterkamp led the team with a 71, Claire Liu added a 73, sophomore Cammy Reed shot 75, sophomore Maureen O’Leary shot 76, and senior Isabella Paez finished with 78. Magnificat easily took care of business at their sectional tournament at Springvale and ended up winning the District Tournament by 11 shots over Highland to get back to Columbus.
Congratulations to the Highland Hornets (627, 4th Place), Magnificat Blue Streaks (629, 5th Place), Hoover Vikings (665, 8th Place), and Nordonia Knights (682, 11th Place) on their appearance in the 2022 State Tournament. Isabella Goyette (Highland) finished 4th in the state individually and Cara Heisterkamp (Magnificat) finished 6th. Congratulations as well to individual qualifiers Kaitlin Kormuth (t15) from Solon, Ava Pulley (t18) from Green, Aubrie Rush (t29) from Avon, and Gianna Reginelli (t47) from St. Joseph Academy.
OHSAA D1 State Championship: 4th place today on a very challenging OSU’s Gray Course. Proud of our team’s performance and season. Isabella individual 4th place and 1st team All-Ohio! 👏👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/3Ign0zFidh
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