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2026 Girls Conference Tournament Results

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This page will be updated throughout the season. Please send updates to bolinr@hudson.k12.oh.us.

All-American Conference

League Tournament- Salem Hills

Teams

  1. Canfield 317
  2. Howland 394
  3. Boardman 395
  4. Louisville 410
  5. Austintown Fitch 425
  6. Warren Harding DNS

Individuals

  1. Alex Conley (CAN) 72
  2. Aubree Philibin (CAN) 76
  3. Laney Kleeh (CAN) 81
  4. Gianna Ross (BRD) 86
  5. Sloan Wolanzyk (HOW) 86

Chagrin Valley Conference

Postseason Tournament (Chagrin)- Punderson

Chagrin Teams

  1. Independence 382
  2. Willoughby South 452
  3. Cuyahoga Heights 462
  4. Lutheran West 487

Chagrin Individuals

  1. Maggie Kothera (KRT) 86
  2. Abbey Cottrell (IND) 94
  3. Gabby Fisher (HWK) 94
  4. Jamie Tresp (IND) 95
  5. Maddie Krogman (IND) 96

Postseason Tournament (Lake)- Erie Shores

Lake Teams

  1. Madison 383
  2. Edgewood 401
  3. Perry 431
  4. Geneva 474

Lake Individuals

  1. Payton Lamson (EDG) 80
  2. Kendall Thomas (MAD) 85
  3. Adeline Gabor (MAD) 87
  4. Sophie Sivon (PRY) 90
  5. Alisz Fabian (MAD) 93

Postseason Tournament (Valley)- Erie Shores

Valley Teams

  1. Orange 318
  2. Chagrin Falls 342
  3. Chardon 412
  4. Berkshire 426
  5. Rootstown 440

Valley Individuals

  1. Anuja Patel (ORA) 71
  2. Sari Rosenblatt (ORA) 80
  3. Natalie Venorsky (CHG) 80
  4. Addisen Boman (ORA) 83
  5. Ella Catney (CHG) 83

Cleveland West Conference

Postseason Tournament- Big Met

Teams

  1. Westlake 382
  2. Rocy River 387
  3. Bay 398
  4. Buckeye 440
  5. North Olmsted 487

Individuals

  1. Riley Knapp (WLK) 89
  2. Olivia Andregg (LAK) 90
  3. Tessa Yonadi (RRV) 91
  4. Harper Brown (RRV) 93
  5. Claire Bir (WLK) 95

Eastern Buckeye Conference

League Tournament- Pleasant View

Teams

  1. Minerva 341
  2. West Branch 382
  3. Marlington 384
  4. Alliance 384
  5. Carrollton 426

Individuals

  1. Peyton Beaumariage (MIN) 77
  2. Kendyl Brown (ALL) 84
  3. Emery Sell (MIN) 85
  4. Emma McLaughlin (WBR) 88
  5. Delaney Sell (MIN) 88

Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference

Postseason Tournament- Salem Hills

Teams

  1. Columbiana 350
  2. United 404
  3. Southern Local 460
  4. Lisbon 479

Individuals

  1. Maddie Jackson (COL) 77
  2. Claire Banner (COL) 84
  3. Victoria Buckingham (COL) 88
  4. Claire Whetstone (UNI) 95
  5. Alivia Magness (EPL) 97

Federal League

Preseason Tournament- The Elms

Teams

  1. Lake 333
  2. Hoover 342
  3. Jackson 349
  4. GlenOak 368
  5. Green 392
  6. Perry 412
  7. Canton McKinley 551

Individuals

  1. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 72
  2. Charlie Brophy (LAK) 81
  3. Jamie Burns (LAK) 81
  4. Kennedy Farrell (JAC) 81
  5. Scarlet Houck (JAC) 82

Postseason Tournament- The Elms

Teams

  1. Hoover 350
  2. Lake 352
  3. Jackson 367
  4. GlenOak 370
  5. Green 383
  6. Perry 423
  7. Canton McKinley 534

Individuals

  1. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 76
  2. Audrey Goebelt (LAK) 83
  3. Frankie Hutzler (HOO) 85
  4. Kennedy Farrell (JAC) 86
  5. Charlie Brophy (LAK) 87
  6. Rachel Thomas (GLN) 87

Greater Cleveland Conference

Tournament #1- Old Avalon

Teams

  1. Riverside 323
  2. Brunswick 333
  3. Strongsville 352
  4. Mentor 414
  5. Shaker Heights 450

Individuals

  1. Rylee Roth (BRU) 69
  2. Morliana Victor (RIV) 71
  3. Kanishka Badri (STR) 74
  4. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 81
  5. Allison Clark (RIV) 82

Tournament #2- Big Met

Teams

  1. Brunswick 325
  2. Riverside 351
  3. Strongsville 362
  4. Mentor 415
  5. Shaker Heights 539

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 69
  2. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 83
  3. Kaylee Kirk (RIV) 83
  4. Rylee Roth (BRU) 83
  5. Kanishka Badri (STR) 84

Tournament #3- Tanglewood

Teams

  1. Brunswick 329
  2. Riverside 351
  3. Strongsville 382
  4. Mentor 408
  5. Shaker Heights 493

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 72
  2. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 77
  3. Rylee Roth (BRU) 84
  4. Morliana Victor (RIV) 84
  5. Kaylee Kirk (RIV) 86

Tournament #4- Fox Den

Teams

  1. Brunswick 300
  2. Riverside 356
  3. Strongsville 376
  4. Mentor 385
  5. Shaker Heights 490

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 64
  2. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 74
  3. Rylee Roth (BRU) 75
  4. Morliana Victor (RIV) 79
  5. Kanishka Badri (STR) 87
  6. Autumn Muslusky (BRU) 87

Inter Valley Conference

Lake Erie Girls Golf Association

Preseason Tournament- Grey Hawk

Teams

  1. Keystone 350
  2. Westlake 426
  3. Columbia 475
  4. Bay 478
  5. Wellington 530

Individuals

  1. Sophia Clarico (KEY) 76
  2. Kennedy Accavallo (KEY) 82
  3. Annamarie Vilchez (KEY) 94
  4. Sophia Juliani (COL) 96
  5. Caseabella Fye (KEY) 98

Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference

League Tournament- Salem Hills

Teams

  1. Champion 329
  2. Southeast 342
  3. Mineral Ridge 377
  4. Jackson-Milton 428
  5. Garfield 429
  6. LaBrae 436
  7. Brookfield 450
  8. McDonald 458
  9. Crestview 466
  10. Western Reserve 479
  11. Lowellville 490
  12. Liberty 530

Individuals

  1. Brilea Woods (CHM) 75
  2. Avery Robinette (CHM) 78
  3. Samantha Morgan (SOU) 79
  4. Emily Morrison (SOU) 79
  5. Jennifer Mix (SOU) 85

Metro Athletic Conference

Preseason Tournament- Pine Valley

Teams

  1. Kent Roosevelt 331
  2. Cloverleaf 376
  3. Streetsboro 426
  4. Norton 431
  5. Springfield 435
  6. Woodridge 463
  7. Tallmadge 490
  8. Field 551

Individuals

  1. Quinn Malarkey (CLO) 74
  2. Brooke Beatty (KNT) 76
  3. Makenna Ward (KNT) 81
  4. Coco Golden (KNT) 82
  5. Aubrey Byler (KNT) 92
  6. Aryana Puleo (SBR) 92
  7. Mia Turner (KNT) 92

Postseason Tournament- Pine Valley

Teams

  1. Kent Roosevelt 343
  2. Cloverleaf 369
  3. Streetsboro 383
  4. Springfield 413
  5. Norton 418
  6. Woodridge 464
  7. Tallmadge 477
  8. Field 500

Individuals

  1. Quinn Malarkey (CLO) 76
  2. Brooke Beatty (KNT) 78
  3. Coco Golden (KNT) 84
  4. Aryana Puleo (STR) 90
  5. Mia Turner (KNT) 90

North Coast Conference

League Tournament- Grey Hawk

Teams

  1. Padua 364
  2. NDCL 364
  3. Beamont 404
  4. CVCA 410
  5. Lake Catholic 434
  6. Elyria Catholic 487

Individuals

  1. Giulia Reginelli (PAD) 84
  2. Lillian Kasper (NDC) 87
  3. Callie Paxton (PAD) 88
  4. Claire Ribic (NDC) 88
  5. Avery Krebs (BEA) 91

Ohio Cardinal Conference

Tournament #1- Riceland

Teams

  1. Wooster 378
  2. Ashland 379
  3. West Holmes 389
  4. Dover 437
  5. Lexington 462
  6. New Philadelphia 464

Individuals

  1. Mattie Shankel (WHL) 83
  2. Natalie Kohler (ASH) 86
  3. Aniyah Monica (LEX) 86
  4. Ella Scott (WOO) 90
  5. Sophie Robb (WHL) 91

Tournament #2- The Pines

Teams

  1. Wooster 375
  2. Ashland 377
  3. West Holmes 379
  4. Dover 430
  5. New Philadelphia 456
  6. Lexington 479

Individuals

  1. Natalie Kohler (ASH) 83
  2. Ava Scott (WOO) 87
  3. Tori Griesen (DOV) 89
  4. Sophie Robb (WHL) 90
  5. Ella Scott (WOO) 91

Principals Athletic Conference

Preseason Tournament- The Pines

Teams

  1. Canton South 413
  2. Tuslaw 419
  3. Triway 446
  4. Northwest 470
  5. Fairless 499
  6. Manchester 506

Individuals

  1. Ellie Risaliti (CNS) 92
  2. Emilee Urbas (TUS) 94
  3. Hannah Samblanet (CNS) 99
  4. Angelina Boyles (FRL) 103
  5. Kylie Patterson (TRW) 104
  6. Callihan Spreng (TRW) 104

Postseason Tournament- The Pines

Teams

  1. Canton South 405
  2. Tuslaw 422
  3. Triway 440
  4. Northwest 451
  5. Manchester 486
  6. Fairless 495

Individuals

  1. Ellie Risaliti (CNS) 89
  2. Hannah Samblanet (CNS) 97
  3. Hadley Porter (TUS) 99
  4. Angelina Boyles (FRL) 100
  5. Mia Ruthem (NWS) 103
  6. Callihan Spreng (TRW) 103

Southwestern Conference

League Championship- Seneca

Teams

  1. Avon Lake 359
  2. Avon 395
  3. Olmsted Falls 427
  4. Berea-Midpark 438
  5. Amhesrt 442
  6. Midview 459
  7. North Ridgeville 475

Individuals

  1. Adalyn Becker (ALK) 86
  2. Presley Martter (ALK) 87
  3. Jenavieve Plantner (AVN) 92
  4. Isla Rowney (ALK) 93
  5. Julia Skelton (ALK) 93

Suburban League

Tournament #1- Good Park

American Teams

  1. Revere 330
  2. Aurora 365
  3. Kenston 380
  4. Nordonia 396
  5. Copley 441
  6. Twinsburg 464

National Teams

  1. Hudson 329
  2. Solon 345
  3. Brecksville 356
  4. North Royalton 368
  5. Stow 390
  6. Highland 411
  7. Medina 416
  8. Wadsworth 418

American Individuals

  1. Amrita Deo (REV) 79
  2. Sarah Riley (REV) 82
  3. Bennett DeLuca (AUR) 83
  4. Ryenne Harpley (REV) 84
  5. Polly Loney (NRD) 84

National Individuals

  1. Rachel Rush (HUD) 77
  2. Elena Varga (HUD) 78
  3. Alexis Brown (SOL) 79
  4. Kaidi Wang (SOL) 79
  5. Alaina Liem (BRK) 81

Tournament #2- Fox Den

American Teams

  1. Revere 315
  2. Aurora 345
  3. Kenston 354
  4. Nordonia 378
  5. Copley 446
  6. Twinsburg 461

National Teams

  1. Hudson 315
  2. North Royalton 351
  3. Brecksville 359
  4. Solon 362
  5. Highland 385
  6. Stow 390
  7. Medina 426
  8. Wadsworth 426

American Individuals

  1. Sarah Riley (REV) 74
  2. Kelly Macsurak (AUR) 78
  3. Kate Banning (REV) 80
  4. Amrita Deo (REV) 80
  5. Stefania Mighton (KEN) 80
  6. Ava Solak (KEN) 80

National Individuals

  1. Elena Varga (HUD) 73
  2. Rachel Rush (HUD) 75
  3. Alexis Brown (SOL) 77
  4. Mirabella Steele (NRO) 79
  5. Alaina Liem (BRK) 81

Tournament #3- Seneca

American Teams

  1. Revere 337
  2. Kenston 341
  3. Copley 378
  4. Aurora 384
  5. Nordonia 386
  6. Twinsburg 469

National Teams

  1. Hudson 341
  2. North Royalton 366
  3. Brecksville 373
  4. Solon 382
  5. Wadsworth 401
  6. Highland 427
  7. Medina 427
  8. Stow 430

American Individuals

  1. Stefania Mighton (KEN) 76
  2. Ava Solak (KEN) 81
  3. Ryenne Harpley (REV) 83
  4. Anna Yacknow (COP) 83
  5. Kate Banning (REV) 84
  6. Amrita Deo (REV) 84
  7. Polly Loney (NRD) 84

National Individuals

  1. Rachel Rush (HUD) 81
  2. Madalyn Pehanic (NRO) 83
  3. Elena Varga (HUD) 83
  4. Elizabeth Jia (HUD) 86
  5. Alaina Liem (BRE) 87

Tournament #4- Tanglewood

American Teams

  1. Revere 341
  2. Nordonia 366
  3. Kenston 374
  4. Aurora 384
  5. Twinsburg 515
  6. Copley DNF

National Teams

  1. Hudson 344
  2. North Royalton 371
  3. Brecksville 373
  4. Solon 381
  5. Highland 398
  6. Stow 407
  7. Medina 434
  8. Wadsworth DNF

American Individuals

  1. Amrita Deo (REV) 78
  2. Stefania Mighton (KEN) 78
  3. Anna Yacknow (COP) 82
  4. Polly Loney (NRD) 84
  5. Kate Banning (REV) 86
  6. Kelly Macsurak (AUR) 86

National Individuals

  1. Elena Varga (HUD) 78
  2. Alexis Brown (SOL) 85
  3. Rachel Rush (HUD) 85
  4. Elizabeth Jia (HUD) 86
  5. Mira Steele (NRO) 87

Tri-County Conference

Preseason Tournament

Blue Teams

  1. Minerva 334
  2. Marlington 388
  3. Alliance 408
  4. West Branch 409
  5. Massillon 434
  6. Lake Center Christian 436
  7. Carrollton 438

Red Teams

  1. Canton South 407
  2. Tuslaw 410
  3. Dover 452
  4. Canton Central Catholic 470
  5. New Philadelphia 474
  6. Northwest 493
  7. Fairless 516

Blue Individuals

  1. Peyton Beaumariage (MIN) 79
  2. Edisa Plants (MAS) 80
  3. Savanna Bentley (MIN) 84
  4. Delaney Sell (MIN) 84
  5. Taniya Spencer (MAR) 86

Red Individuals

  1. Tori Griesen (DOV) 91
  2. Hannah Sanblanet (CNS) 91
  3. Angel Boyles (FRL) 96
  4. Emilee Urbas (TUS) 96
  5. Anna Gosney (CCC) 97
  6. Ellie Risaliti (CNS) 97
  7. Avery Rodocker (TUS) 97

Postseason Tournament- Pleasant View

Blue Teams

  1. Minerva 353
  2. Alliance 395
  3. West Branch 397
  4. Massillon 409
  5. Marlington 425
  6. Lake Center Christian 439
  7. Carrollton 462

Red Teams

  1. Canton South 404
  2. Tuslaw 427
  3. Northwest 450
  4. New Philadelphia 451
  5. Canton Central Catholic 470
  6. Dover 470
  7. Fairless 517

Blue Individuals

  1. Peyton Beaumariage (MIN) 81
  2. Edisa Plants (MAS) 87
  3. Emery Sell (MIN) 88
  4. Savannah Bartley (MIN) 92
  5. Delaney Sell (MIN) 92

Red Individuals

  1. Ellie Risaliti (CNS) 89
  2. Emilee Urbas (TUS) 96
  3. Angel Boyles (FRL) 98
  4. Avery Rodocker (TUS) 99
  5. Tori Griesen (DOV) 99
  6. Hannah Samblanet (CNS) 99

2025 State iWanamaker Rankings

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Notes

  1. Only events that were scored using the OHSAA app were used in making these rankings
  2. These rankings are solely from iWanamaker, they were not created by OhioHSGolf
  3. The system takes the top four nine hole rounds for each player and team to calculate the rankings
  4. Teams and players need to have posted at least 6 nine hole rounds to qualify*
    • Exception for players who only were able to play in OHSAA tournaments because they were only able to play as an individual

Division 1 Team Rankings

RankingTeamDistrictiWR
1MagnificatNortheast2.091
2OlentangyCentral5.296
3Dublin JeromeCentral5.534
4Walsh JesuitNortheast8.590
5Olentangy OrangeCentral8.801
6Medina HighlandNortheast11.073
7Toledo St. UrsulaNorthwest13.324
8BrunswickNortheast13.624
9New AlbanyCentral14.358
10St. Joseph AcademyNortheast14.620
11Dublin CoffmanCentral15.923
12North Canton HooverNortheast16.371
13Cincinnati AndersonSouthwest16.775
14SpringboroSouthwest17.999
15Upper ArlingtonCentral18.178
16SycamoreSouthwest18.378
17NordoniaNortheast18.590
18CanfieldNortheast18.667
19GranvilleCentral18.770
20Uniontown LakeNortheast19.011
21HudsonNortheast20.559
22RevereNortheast22.947
23Olentangy BerlinCentral23.054
24Sylvania NorthviewNorthwest23.833
25Anthony WayneNorthwest23.939

Division 1 Player Rankings

RankingPlayerTeamGradeiWR
1Jodie HanOlentangySophomore-3.900
2Meadow TianOlentangySenior-3.150
3Elizabeth ColemanMedina HighlandSenior-3.117
4Serena WuSolonSenior-2.133
5Katelyn FeldmannSylvania NorthviewFreshman-2.067
6Isabella AndersonWorthington KilbourneSenior-1.583
7Amelia BuettnerOlentangy OrangeFreshman-1.433
8Ellie Gonzalez-RibbleBrunswickSophomore-1.433
9Calli ReedMagnificatSophomore-1.283
10Kayla KnazeMagnificatJunior-1.267
11Korinne KnazeMagnificatFreshman-1.167
12Nikitha SureshDublin JeromeSophomore-0.934
13Eva BecerrilSycamoreSenior-0.608
14Ellie HutzlerNorth Canton HooverJunior-0.583
15Ava HesselschwardtDefianceJunior-0.336
16Eliza MercerGahanna LincolnSenior-0.334
17Mallory QuickelDublin JeromeSophomore-0.196
18Adella PawlowskiDublin JeromeSophomore0.170
19Elle FurrowNew AlbanySenior-0.018
20Sarah VojtkoWalsh JesuitSophomore0.073
21Sophia StantonAnthony WayneSenior0.194
22Isabelle PeriniCirclevilleSenior0.313
23Elena VargaHudsonJunior0.342
24Adeline RickerOlentangy OrangeSenior0.384
25Gracyn AlexanderBig WalnutSenior0.393

Division 1 Freshman Rankings

RankingFreshmanTeamiWR
1Katelyn FeldmannSylvania Northview-2.067
2Amelia BuettnerOlentangy Orange-1.433
3Korinne KnazeMagnificat-1.167
4Sydney HawesWesterville South0.862
5Rachel RushHudson1.284
6Amelia RickerOlentangy Orange1.413
7Eva EmersonUpper Arlington1.514
8Emma Gonzalez-RibbleBrunswick1.522
9Maya FaustinoDublin Jerome1.932
10Jo NicholDublin Coffman2.458

Division 2 Team Rankings

RankingTeamDistrictiWR
1Columbus AcademyCentral9.738
2MadeiraSouthwest15.266
3Bishop FenwickSouthwest21.475
4KeystoneNortheast25.632
5Ravenna SoutheastNortheast31.087
6MariemontSouthwest31.179
7West Lafayette RidgewoodEast32.638
8ArchboldNorthwest33.310
9Chagrin FallsNortheast34.085
10Zane TraceSoutheast34.188
11GarawayEast34.290
12Columbus School for GirlsCentral36.545
13ColumbianaNortheast36.846
14Lake CatholicNortheast37.183
15Newark CatholicCentral38.230
16WauseonNorthwest38.291
17Pepper Pike OrangeNortheast39.891
18Fort FryeEast40.350
19HeathCentral40.917
20FairbanksCentral41.390
21WynfordNorthwest41.671
22Southeastern LocalSouthwest42.154
23Canton SouthNortheast43.511
24Van BurenNorthwest44.068
25KalidaNorthwest46.860

Division 2 Player Rankings

RankingPlayerTeamGradeiWR
1Ellie HartungMadeiraSophomore-1.516
2Sophia FinkCHCASophomore-0.552
3Eva LimColumbus AcademyJunior-0.135
4Caylee LattimerNewark CatholicSenior-0.054
5Olivia BakerSt. ClairsvilleSenior0.108
6Rosella LattavoZane TraceSophomore0.141
7Sophia ClaricoKeystoneSophomore0.263
8Nala ChebliColumbus AcademySenior0.282
9Elizabeth PollockChagrin FallsSophomore0.478
10Charlotte SollerMariemontSenior1.189
11Anuja PatelPepper Pike OrangeJunior1.309
12Brynn HarstineWest Lafayette RidgewoodSophomore1.353
13Ryan DickmanFremont St. Joseph CCJunior1.646
14Annabelle SevilleMilan EdisonJunior1.650
15Joy KimMansfield St. PeterJunior1.686
16Anna HelberZane TraceFreshman1.903
17Ruth SheltWauseonSenior2.006
18Anica RaneMadeiraSenior2.118
19Addyson AdamsVan BurenSenior2.310
20Samantha MorganRavenna SoutheastSophomore2.449
21Emma LohmanBishop FenwickSenior2.546
22Laney WhiteHoustonSophomore2.596
23Lauren MillerKettering AlterSenior2.810
24Savannah BlustFairbanksFreshman3.023
25Niya ChebliColumbus AcademyFreshman3.262

Division 2 Freshman Rankings

RankingFreshmanTeamiWR
1Anna HelberZane Trace1.903
2Savannah BlustFairbanks3.023
3Niya ChebliColumbus Academy3.262
4Avery RobinetteWarren Champion4.356
5Naomi StahrLogan Elm4.982
6Ava HammondColumbus Academy6.483
7Lyla BrewerTri-Village6.958
8Payton LamsonEdgewood8.093
9Alyssa FroningColdwater8.107
10Emily MorrisonRavenna Southeast9.098

2025 Girls Conference Tournament Results

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This page will be updated throughout the season. Please send updates to bolinr@hudson.k12.oh.us.

All-American Conference

Conference Tournament- Mill Creek

Teams

  1. Canfield 322
  2. Boardman 414
  3. Howland 427
  4. Austintown Fitch 460

Individuals

  1. Natalie Sawicki (CAN) 79
  2. Alex Conley (CAN) 80
  3. Lorin Sam (CAN) 81
  4. Aubree Philibin (CAN) 82
  5. Laney Kleeh (CAN) 82

Chagrin Valley Conference

Chagrin Division Tournament- Punderson

Teams

  1. Hawken 375
  2. Independence 400
  3. Lutheran West 457
  4. Cuyahoga Heights 556

Individuals

  1. Keira Chang (HAW) 78
  2. Gabby Fisher (HAW) 91
  3. Abbey Cottrell (IND) 94
  4. Madeline Krogman (IND) 98
  5. Jamie Tresp (IND) 101

Lake Division Tournament- Erie Shores

Teams

  1. Geneva 395
  2. Perry 396
  3. Edgewood 398
  4. Madison 445
  5. Lakeside 462

Individuals

  1. Annie Johnston (EDG) 78
  2. Jillian Peters (PER) 81
  3. Maggie Kothera (KRT) 85
  4. Payton Lamson (EDG) 89
  5. Caidyn Siegel (GEN) 94

Valley Division Tournament- Punderson

Teams

  1. Chagrin Falls 355
  2. Orange 372
  3. Rootstown 391
  4. Berkshire 476

Individuals

  1. Elizabeth Pollock (CHG) 74
  2. Anuja Patel (ORA) 75
  3. Natalie Venorsky (CHG) 86
  4. Kate Murphy (CHG) 89
  5. Morgan Giebel (ROO) 92

Federal League

Preseason Tournament- The Elms

Teams

  1. Hoover 328
  2. Lake 363
  3. Green 370
  4. Jackson 377
  5. GlenOak 390
  6. Perry 423
  7. Canton McKinley 583

Individuals

  1. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 68
  2. Kennedy Farrell (JCK) 83
  3. Brooke Shocklee (GRN) 84
  4. Audrey Goebelt (LAK) 85
  5. Frankie Hutzler (HOO) 85

Postseason Tournament- The Elms

Teams

  1. Hoover 320
  2. Lake 342
  3. GlenOak 364
  4. Jackson 372
  5. Green 374
  6. Perry 388
  7. Canton McKinley 507

Individuals

  1. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 71
  2. Audrey Goebelt (LAK) 78
  3. Amelia Mohler (HOO) 81
  4. Lauren Kemp (HOO) 82
  5. Charlie Brophy (LAK) 82
  6. Kennedy Farrell (JAC) 82

Greater Cleveland Conference

Tournament #1- Ridgewood

Teams

  1. Brunswick 306
  2. Medina 349
  3. Strongsville 387
  4. Mentor 393
  5. Shaker Heights 433

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 71
  2. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 76
  3. Jess Buzinski (BRU) 76
  4. Lily Zimmerman (BRU) 78
  5. Kanishka Badri (STR) 79

Tournament #2- Big Met

Teams

  1. Brunswick 306
  2. Medina 367
  3. Strongsville 374
  4. Mentor 399
  5. Shaker Heights 451

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 71
  2. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 72
  3. Rylee Roth (BRU) 77
  4. Kanishka Badri (STR) 84
  5. Jess Buzinski (BRU) 86

Tournament #3- The Elms

Teams

  1. Brunswick 351
  2. Medina 385
  3. Strongsville 413
  4. Mentor 427
  5. Shaker Heights 474

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 75
  2. Lily Zimmerman (MED) 86
  3. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 88
  4. Rylee Roth (BRU) 91
  5. Corinne Christeon (MED) 92

Inter Valley Conference

Preseason Tournament- Hickory Flats Greens

Teams

  1. Garaway 350
  2. Ridgewood 356
  3. Sandy Valley 405
  4. Tusky Valley 451
  5. Hiland 456
  6. Strasburg 460
  7. Indian Valley 474
  8. East Canton 487
  9. Newcomerstown 535

Individuals

  1. Brynn Harstine (RDG) 71
  2. Kylie Miller (GAR) 75
  3. Kami Rayborn (MLV) 80
  4. Sara Weaver (GAR) 82
  5. Ava Schoeppner (SND) 85

Conference Tournament- Carroll Meadows

Teams

  1. Garaway 340
  2. Ridgewood 340
  3. Sandy Valley 371
  4. Tusky Valley 418
  5. Strasburg 422
  6. Claymont 442
  7. East Canton 447
  8. Hiland 448
  9. Indian Valley 476
  10. Newcomerstown 509

Individuals

  1. Brynn Harstine (RDG) 69
  2. Kylie Miller (GAR) 72
  3. Ava Schoeppner (SND) 74
  4. Sara Weaver (GAR) 78
  5. Kylie Miller (HIL) 82

Lake Erie Girls Golf Association

Preview- Grey Hawk

Teams

  1. Keystone 347
  2. Bay 405
  3. Rocky River 408
  4. Westlake 419
  5. Columbia 469
  6. North Olmsted 524

Individuals

  1. Sophia Clarico (KEY) 74
  2. Caseabella Fye (KEY) 88
  3. Kennedy Accavallo (KEY) 92
  4. Riley Knapp (WLK) 92
  5. Rylie Quaiser (RCK) 92

Postseason Tournament- Big Met

Teams

  1. Keystone 357
  2. Rocky River 375
  3. Bay 380
  4. Westlake 393
  5. Columbia 448
  6. Wellington 448

Individuals

  1. Sophia Clarico (KEY) 76
  2. Alexis Askew (KEY) 89
  3. Charlotte Fox (BAY) 89
  4. Addison Crane (RRV) 92
  5. Kennedy Accavallo (KEY) 93
  6. Grace Kunde (RRV) 93

Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference

Conference Tournament- Salem Hills

Teams

  1. Southeast 339
  2. Champion 362
  3. Mineral Ridge 405
  4. Garfield 415
  5. LaBrae 418
  6. Lowellville 452
  7. McDonald 487

Individuals

  1. Avery Robinette (CHM) 74
  2. Brilea Woods (CHM) 79
  3. Samantha Morgan (SOU) 79
  4. Jennifer Mix (SOU) 86
  5. Aubree Varga (SOU) 86

Metro Athletic Conference

Preseason Tournament- Pine Valley

Teams

  1. Cloverleaf 403
  2. Streetsboro 411
  3. Norton 430
  4. Springfield 448
  5. Woodridge 493

Individuals

  1. Quinn Malarkey (CLO) 91
  2. MacLaine Bell (CLO) 95
  3. Sarah Czirok (SBR) 98
  4. Claire Campbell (SBR) 101
  5. Emma Chamberlain (SBR) 104
  6. Ava Butcher (NRT) 104

Postseason Tournament- Pine Valley

Teams

  1. Cloverleaf 366
  2. Streetsboro 389
  3. Springfield 390
  4. Norton 427
  5. Field 456
  6. Woodridge 458

Individuals

  1. Kylee MacDonald (SPR) 86
  2. Lily Headley (SPR) 87
  3. Quinn Malarkey (CLV) 87
  4. Jaelynn Holmes (CLV) 91
  5. MacLaine Bell (CLV) 92

North Coast Conference

Conference Tournament- Grey Hawk

Teams

  1. NDCL 367
  2. Padua 386
  3. Lake Catholic 387
  4. CVCA 413
  5. Elyria Catholic 424
  6. Beaumont 441

Individuals

  1. Alexis Urigel (NDC) 82
  2. Giulia Reginelli (PAD) 84
  3. Ava Lewandowski (NDC) 88
  4. Nicole Ferguson (ELY) 89
  5. Avery Olson (CVC) 92

Principals Athletic Conference

Preseason Tournament- The Pines

Teams

  1. Canton South 391
  2. Tuslaw 412
  3. Northwest 431
  4. Fairless 485

Individuals

  1. Hailey Franks (CNS) 91
  2. Leah Cramer (CNS) 94
  3. Hannah Samblanet (CNS) 94
  4. Avery Rodocker (TUS) 96
  5. Avery Swaino (NWS) 101

Southwestern Conference

Conference Tournament- Big Met

Teams

  1. Avon 364
  2. Avon Lake 365
  3. Midview 387
  4. Olmsted Falls 393
  5. Berea-Midpark 401
  6. Amherst 407
  7. North Ridgeville 451

Individuals

  1. Leah DiFranco (MID) 79
  2. Jenavieve Plantner (AVN) 87
  3. Adalyn Becker (ALK) 87
  4. Mylah Beran (AVN) 88
  5. Jocelyn England (AVN) 91
  6. Presely Martter (ALK) 91
  7. Abby Roy (BMP) 91

Suburban League

Tournament #1- Good Park

American Teams

  1. Highland 309
  2. Kent Roosevelt 340
  3. Revere 342
  4. Aurora 389
  5. Copley 416

National Teams

  1. Nordonia 335
  2. Hudson 335
  3. Solon 347
  4. North Royalton 357
  5. Brecksville 372
  6. Stow 409
  7. Wadsworth 439

American Individuals

  1. Elizabeth Coleman (HGH) 68
  2. Mirabella Shelton (HGH) 78
  3. Kate Vickerman (HGH) 79
  4. Kate Banning (REV) 82
  5. Ryenne Harpley (REV) 83

National Individuals

  1. Serean Wu (SOL) 67
  2. Elena Varga (HUD) 70
  3. Natalie Barnes (NOR) 79
  4. Rachel Rush (HUD) 81
  5. Madisen Eisner (NOR) 83
  6. Carley Sutton (NOR) 83

Tournament #2- Fox Den

American Teams

  1. Highland 320
  2. Revere 329
  3. Kent Roosevelt 346
  4. Aurora 390
  5. Copley 411

National Teams

  1. Nordonia 329
  2. Hudson 336
  3. Solon 344
  4. North Royalton 354
  5. Brecksville 370
  6. Stow 402
  7. Wadsworth 492
  8. Twinsburg 512

American Individuals

  1. Elizabeth Coleman (HGH) 67
  2. Amrita Deo (REV) 75
  3. Adrianna Mineo (KNT) 76
  4. Maddy Addessi (REV) 83
  5. Mirabella Shelton (HGH) 84

National Individuals

  1. Serena Wu (SOL) 66
  2. Elena Varga (HUD) 72
  3. Natalie Barnes (NOR) 78
  4. Rachel Rush (HUD) 78
  5. Carley Sutton (NOR) 79

Tournament #3- Weymouth

American Teams

  1. Highland 341
  2. Revere 356
  3. Kent Roosevelt 366
  4. Aurora 409
  5. Copley 420
  6. Tallmadge 540

National Teams

  1. Nordonia 357
  2. Solon 363
  3. Hudson 364
  4. North Royalton 389
  5. Brecksville 395
  6. Stow 450
  7. Wadsworth 451
  8. Twinsburg 552

American Individuals

  1. Elizabeth Coleman (HGH) 76
  2. Brooke Beatty (KNT) 83
  3. Amrita Deo (REV) 87
  4. Mirabella Shelton (HGH) 87
  5. Allie Miller (HGH) 88

National Individuals

  1. Serena Wu (SOL) 70
  2. Elena Varga (HUD) 80
  3. Natalie Barnes (NOR) 82
  4. Rachel Rush (HUD) 84
  5. Maddie Eisner (NOR) 88

Tournament #4- Tanglewood

American Teams

  1. Highland 323
  2. Revere 359
  3. Kent Roosevelt 366
  4. Aurora 395
  5. Copley 433
  6. Tallmadge 525

National Teams

  1. Nordonia 341
  2. North Royalton 353
  3. Hudson 354
  4. Solon 369
  5. Brecksville 391
  6. Stow 426
  7. Wadsworth 436
  8. Twinsburg 480

American Individuals

  1. Elizabeth Coleman (HGH) 69
  2. Mirabella Shelton (HGH) 83
  3. Kate Vickerman (HGH) 84
  4. Sarah Riley (REV) 86
  5. Adrianna Mineo (KNT) 86
  6. Amrita Deo (REV) 86

National Individuals

  1. Elena Varga (HUD) 72
  2. Serena Wu (SOL) 72
  3. Carley Sutton (NRD) 77
  4. Natalie Barnes (NRD) 83
  5. Ali Kovalak (NRO) 85
  6. Rachel Rush (HUD) 85

Tri-County Conference

Preseason Tournament

Red Teams

  1. Minerva 365
  2. Carrollton 369
  3. Louisville 371
  4. Alliance 395
  5. Marlington 406
  6. West Branch 411
  7. Canton South 412

Blue Teams

  1. Massillon 384
  2. Dover 399
  3. Tuslaw 407
  4. Northwest 414
  5. Canton Central Catholic 438
  6. Tusky Valley 448
  7. New Philadelphia 454
  8. Fairless 532

Red Individuals

  1. Emery Sell (MIN) 82
  2. Natalie Warner (LOU) 83
  3. Kaylee Russell (CAR) 84
  4. Peyton Beaumariage (MIN) 85
  5. Jada Moore (CAR) 86

Blue Individuals

  1. Edisa Plants (MAS) 83
  2. Taryn Campbell (TVY) 90
  3. Avery Rodocker (TUS) 90
  4. Addison Smith (MAS) 92
  5. Tatum Tylke (DOV) 93

Postseason Tournament- Zoar Village GC

Red Teams

  1. Minerva 352
  2. Marlington 376
  3. Louisville 382
  4. Canton South 384
  5. Carrollton 394
  6. Alliance 416
  7. West Branch 423

Blue Teams

  1. Dover 372
  2. Massillon 379
  3. Tuslaw 394
  4. Tusky Valley 408
  5. New Philadelphia 416
  6. Canton Central Catholic 416
  7. Northwest 424
  8. Fairless 448

Red Individuals

  1. Peyton Beaumariage (MIN) 81
  2. Hailey Franks (CNS) 82
  3. Natalie Warner (LOU) 83
  4. Emery Sell (MIN) 86
  5. Jada Moore (CAR) 87
  6. Lillian Peterson (MAR) 87

Blue Individuals

  1. Edisa Plants (MAS) 84
  2. Livie Hamilton (DOV) 86
  3. Sophia Wicker (DOV) 91
  4. Avery Rodocker (TUS) 91
  5. Tatum Tylke (DOV) 92
  6. Taryn Campbell (TVL) 92

Western Reserve Conference

Conference Tournament- Erie Shores

Teams

  1. Kenston 316
  2. Riverside 344
  3. Mayfield 353
  4. Chardon 400
  5. Willoughby South 436

Individuals

  1. Ava Solak (KEN) 70
  2. Stefania Mighton (KEN) 71
  3. Lainy Lombardo (KEN) 77
  4. Morliana Victor (RIV) 80
  5. Kaylee Kirk (RIV) 82

Mid-September Tournament Roundup

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We haven’t posted a tournament update in a while and now that the season is already winding down it’s time to check in on what has been going on in girls golf from late August through the beginning of September.

(Please keep us updated on tournament results, team/individual accomplishments, and other interesting stories as they develop this season!)

The girls golf world loves heading to Avon Oaks Country Club, one of the most supportive clubs in Northeast Ohio for girls golf. The Magnificat Blue Streak Invitational was a huge success with a thrilling finish as Dublin Jerome held off Magnificat by a single stroke. Magnificat’s Cammy Reed defended her home turf with medalist honors and a very impressive -3 round of 69. Emma Myers from Toledo St. Ursula was the runner up with a round of 71.

One of the most fun events of the golf season is the Flamingo Frenzy, appropriately hosted at Ridgewood Golf Course in Parma. The teams brought it strong with some amazing flamingo gear and some even better golf. Magnificat continued their impressive season with a victory, shooting a team score of 308 and holding off their rival St. Joseph Academy by ten strokes. Hathaway Brown’s Dixon Hill always seems to have a good day at Ridgewood and she had a phenomenal day this year. Her -5 67 easily took medalist honors. Julia Gulla from Nordonia and past champion Gianna Reginelli from St. Joseph Academy tied for second place.

Another staple on the schedule for many teams is the Independence Blue Devil Classic, held at Shawnee Hills. The Highland Hornets were victorious by 18 strokes over the Jackson Polar Bears in a 17 team field. Solon’s Serena Wu and Highland’s Elizabeth Coleman both went 2 under par and tied for medalist honors with scores of 69. Wu and Chester both continued their dominant fall seasons combining for seven total birdies in the round.

At the beautiful Country Club of Hudson, Highland was able to pull out a victory at the Walsh Jesuit Invitational following their win at Independence. Highland topped a very strong field with a score of 301, followed by Magnificat with a 311. Gracyn Vidovic had an amazing tournament, finishing -4 and three shots ahead of her nearest competitors. Cara Murphy from Jackson and Elizabeth Coleman from Highland tied for second place with scores of 71.

Big Met Golf Course will be hosting the west side Sectional tournament starting this year and Rocky River’s Invitational provided a preview of what to expect from the course. Brunswick played a stellar round to easily lap the field for the victory. The Blue Devils shot 338 and their superstar freshman Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble was medalist with a 75 and three Brunswick players finished in the top five. Host Rocky River came in second with 356 and their superstar senior Mia Ginnetti finished runner up individually one stroke back of Ellie with a 76.

Seven teams descended upon Akron and looped around Mud Run Golf Course two times in the Lady Irish Open hosted by St. Vincent-St. Mary. Irish junior Caitrin Coyle shared medalist honors with Ryenne Harpley from Revere with scores of 82. The Minutemen won the tournament with a score of 339, finishing nearly 100 strokes above their nearest competitor. Northwest, led by a 93 from Sadie Villers, was the runner up in the tournament.

The Hoover Vikings took home another victory at the Mahoning Valley Tournament hosted by Ursuline. The Vikings put up a team score of 322, led by Medalist Ellie Hutzler, who shot a 74. The Polar Bears from Jackson finished in second place with a 335.

Fittingly, it was Columbiana who dominated the Columbiana County tournament, as their two teams took the top two spots in the tournament. Nine of the top ten scores came from the Clippers, who were led by Ellie Jackson’s 82 and Maddie Jackson’s 84. The top non-Columbiana player was Kennedy Lewis from Southern Local, who shot 97.

The Greater Cleveland Conference met up in Medina to take on Bunker Hill Golf Course in their second conference tournament. It was the Brunswick Blue Devils who prevailed with a ten stroke victory over the Strongsville Mustangs. Brunswick’s win put them in command of the conference after also winning the first tournament. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble from Brunswick absolutely dominated the individual side of the tournament as she shot 72 and was 13 strokes clear of Strongsville’s Hannah Lee, who ended up in second place with an 85.

Back to back days saw conference tournament action at Fox Den Golf Course in Stow. The fun started with the third Suburban League Tournament on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. While most of the area was watching the debacle that occurred at Cleveland Browns stadium, fourteen schools looked to anchor their spot in the Suburban League standings. Highland put themselves in a commanding lead in the American Division with their third victory in the conference. Their 310 was the lowest score in both divisions. Aurora had their best showing in the conference as they finished second to Highland with a 328. Hudson won the National Division with a 324, 13 shots ahead of Nordonia. Hudson has won two of the first three league tournaments and will look to hold off Nordonia for the league title. Individually, in the National Division, Solon’s Serena Wu continued to dominate as she shot an impressive -4 67. Stow’s Olivia Berlingieri stayed hot as she posted an even par 71 to finish second. In the American Division, it was Gracyn Vidovic from Aurora who shot 69 to take medalist honors. Second was Elizabeth Coleman from Highland with a 72.

The third Greater Cleveland Conference tournament at Fox Den was one of the most exciting events of the year. Strongsville and Brunswick battled for 18 holes while scores went back and forth with both teams usually being separated by less than three shots. It came down to the final hole and the Mustangs from Strongsville prevailed by a total of 2 shots, bettering Brunswick 339 to 341 and keeping them alive for a possible share of the conference championship. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble all but solidified her claim to player of the year with a -1 70. Hannah Lee from Strongsville once again took second place as she put up a 78.

At Mill Creek in Youngstown, Canfield absolutely crushed the competition as they took the crown in the All American Conference tournament. Canfield’s 332 was just under a hundred shots better than their nearest competitor. Howland finished second with a 429. Individually, it was all Cardinals as Miya Cohol took medalist honors with a 79, followed by teammate Alex Conley’s 82 then two more Canfield players. Gianna Ross from Boardman finished 5th overall with an 87.

2024-25 Division Changes

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The OHSAA released the fall sports divisions for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 school years. There are six schools in the Northeast District that will see changes. Moving up from Division 2 to Division 1 will be Beaumont, CVCA, Field, Hawken, and St. Vincent-St. Mary. Moving down from Division 1 to Division 2 will be Akron Springfield, the only school in the state that will fall a division. Other schools that were bumped that may be added to the Northeast District in girls golf include Carrollton and Minerva.

OHSAA Announces 2024 State Championship Sites

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In a memo to coaches sent out today, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the golf State Championship schedule for 2024. The Division 3 boys State Championship will continue to be hosted by NorthStar Golf Club. The Division 2 State Championships will take place at Firestone Country Club in Akron. The boys will play on the North Course while the girls will play on the Fazio (West) Course. The Division 1 State Championships will move to NCR Country Club in Kettering, near Dayton. The boys will play on the South Course and the girls will play on the North Course.

Other information included in the release gave the dates for all postseason tournaments, listed below, and established July 29th as the first official day of the 2024 season.

2024 State Tournament Schedule
September 18-28- Sectional Tournaments
September 30-October 8- District Tournaments
October 11-12- Boys Division 3 State Tournament at NorthStar Golf Club
October 13-14- Boys/Girls Division 2 State Tournament at Firestone Country Club
October 14-15- Boys/Girls Division 1 State Tournament at NCR Country Club

NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic Looking for Teams

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All – We are back again for the 2nd Annual NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic.  Last year’s event was a huge success.  Please see the attached invite to the 2024 NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic on Wednesday, August 7th, at Briardale Greens.

Last year we had 12 boys teams and would love to have everyone back.   We have also invited several more boys teams for 2024.  

We would like to have local girls teams as well. We have included multiple girls coaches on our invite list.  If you have other girls teams you would recommend we invite, please reach out to us.  

If you wish to participate please reply back via email soon to reserve your spot.  We will be working to send invites via DragonFly from VASJ once we have heard back from teams. 

Cost: $300

Includes:

18 Holes – 8AM Shotgun Start, Range Balls, Pizza Lunch

All Tournament Team Plaques / Boys & Girls (5 Each)

Large Team Trophy (Boys & Girls)

Results / Pictures of Event shared on X – @neofuturestour

Division 1 District Preview

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The Information

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.

Tickets can be purchased at http://www.ohsaa.org/tickets

Live scoring can be purchased through the OHSAA Golf App

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)

The Teams

Aurora Greenmen

Coach- Collin McEndree

Projected Lineup
1. Gracyn Vidovic (JR)
2. Brooklyn Millard (SR)
3. Manisha Girn (JR)
4. Nina Newkirk (SR)
5. Meena Kraus (JR)

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 Cardinals

Coach- Dean Conley

Projected Lineup
1. Taylor Morrone (SR)
2. Miya Cohol (JR)
3. Aubree Philibin (FR)
4. Alex Conley (FR)
5. Natalie Sawicki (SO)

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 Bulldogs

Coach- Jake Shocklee

Projected Lineup
1. Leah Dang (FR)
2. Sydney Shocklee (JR)
3. Brooke Shocklee (SO)
4. Raelynn Winkler (SR)
5. Reese Genet (SO)

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.

Hathaway Brown Blazers

Coach- Ronald Jones

Projected Lineup
1. Dixon Hill (JR)
2. Blake Cody (JR)
3. Hannah Weinberger (JR)
4. Christine Kim (SR)
5. Lily Andrews (SO)

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 Hornets

Coach- Mary Becker

Projected Lineup
1. Isabella Goyette (SR)
2. Paige McKendry (SR)
3. Elizabeth Coleman (SO)
4. Kavya Chada (SR)
5. Avery Albright (JR)

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 Vikings

Coach- Scott Snyder

Projected Lineup
1. Ava Kemp (JR)
2. Kylie Porter (JR)
3. Ellie Hutzler (FR)
4. Alyssa Evans (JR)
5. Olivia Pfannenschmidt (SR)

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 Polar Bears

Coach- Teal Harvey

Projected Lineup
1. Cara Murphy (JR)
2. Katie Sieverts (SR)
3. Milena Grametbauer (JR)
4. Charlotte Raketich (SO)
5. Katie O’Connell (SR)

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 Rough Riders

Coach- Bryan Harvey

Projected Lineup
1. Maddie Kost (SR)
2. Ashlyn Leavery (JR)
3. Izzi Wood (SR)
4. Cassidy Singer (JR)
5. Adrianna Mineo (SO)

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.

Lake Blue Streaks

Coach- Michael Yoder

Projected Lineup
1. Audrey Nichols (SR)
2. Evanne Mast (SR)
3. Emily Hudson (SR)
4. Grace Swihart (SO)
5. Olivia Gant (SO)

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.

Magnificat Blue Streaks

Coach- Danny Gallagher

Projected Lineup
1. Cara Heisterkamp (SR)
2. Cammy Reed (JR)
3. Maureen O’Leary (JR)
4. Kristina Chill (SO)
5. Kayla Knaze (FR)

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 Bees

Coach- Mickey McGrath

Projected Lineup
1. Stella Burns (SR)
2. Lydia Dorman (SR)
3. Camille Christeon (SR)
4. Carleigh Jones (SR)
5. Corinne Christeon (SO)

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 Knights

Coach- Greg Harris

Projected Lineup
1. Julia Gulla (JR)
2. Brooke Barnes (SR)
3. Natalie Barnes (SO)
4. Carley Sutton (SO)
5. Maddie Eisner (SO)

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.

St. Joseph Jaguars

Coach- Maureen Adler

Projected Lineup
1. Gianna Reginelli (JR)
2. Emerson Glending (SO)
3. Tess Gibel (SO)
4. Caroline Neitzel (SR)
5. Ellen Mingus (SO)

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 Mustangs

Coach- Kevin Weir

Projected Lineup
1. Natalie Kostalnick (SR)
2. Hannah Lee (JR)
3. Kendall Grau (SR)
4. Sydney Bass (JR)
5. Srikanishka Badri (FR)

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 Warriors

Coach- Bill Reilly

Projected Lineup
1. Annie Stencel (SR)
2. Yumi Kohara (FR)
3. Gianna Rodenhauser (SO)
4. Colleen Stadler (SO)
5. Annie Cors (SR)

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
  • 3rd Place at Lady Rider Invitational
  • First Team All Suburban League

Division 1 Sectional Storylines

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Highland looks to keep the streak alive at Fox Den

The Highland Hornets have been dominant at the Fox Den Sectional, winning the tournament each year since 2020. This year looks to be no exception. Hudson, Walsh Jesuit, and Nordonia have the best chance to give Highland a run at the title but they will most likely be battling for second place. Last year, Nordonia edged out Hudson for second place on a tie breaker and used the momentum to propel them all the way to the State Tournament. Walsh Jesuit was kept out of advancing by a strong performance from the North Royalton Bears, a team that will look to make a similar run this year.

Isabella Goyette from Highland is the favorite to be the medalist for the third consecutive year. She has already set the course record and had a hole-in-one at the Fox Den Sectional and now looks to add to her legend. Paige McKendry and Elizabeth Coleman will add to Highland’s high flying attack, while senior Kavya Chada also hopes to have a very strong showing. Hudson will have Emmy Burling back after missing two weeks with an injury. Burling and Sherry Du combine for a formidable one-two punch for the Explorers, who have more depth than they’ve had in previous years, getting scores throughout the year from Julia Van Bokkelen, Elena Varga, and Ellie Davis. Walsh Jesuit will look to the veteran leadership of seniors Annie Stencel and Annie Cors along with the rising talent of Yumi Kohara and Colleen Stadler as they battle for one of the four qualifying spots. Julia Gulla from Nordonia could give Goyette the best run at the individual title. Gulla won the Suburban League National player of the year and would love to add a Sectional Championship to her resume. North Royalton will feature freshman Chloe Yoon and has their sites on jumping in for one of the final spots. Another team right on the brink is the Minutemen from Revere. They will showcase three freshmen with the intent of gaining valuable tournament experience.

Individual players that will contend for District berths include Emily Lamb, who has had a terrific season for Shaker Heights, Alexandria Vardon from Firestone, and several players from Revere, one potentially being junior Saumya Mahajan.

Things will be tight at Old Avalon

Low scores tend to abound during Sectionals Week in Warren. There are a good number of teams looking to take advantage of a scorable course on a day where the forecast looks to be ideal. Hathaway Brown lapped the field in 2022 but this year looks to have more parity. The Blazers still have Dixon Hill, one of the top players in Northeast Ohio, but lost two important scoring seniors to graduation. Blake Cody and company will look to support Hill and move on to Districts.

With the reemergence of Brooklyn Millard and the significant improvement of Gracyn Vidovic, Aurora has a dynamic duo that can compete with any top two players in the state. They will head to Old Avalon as the favorites. Millard and Vidovic will be supplemented by Manisha Girn and Nina Newkirk, both of whom have had some strong finishes this season.

One of the hottest teams in Northeast Ohio over the past two weeks have been the Stow Bulldogs. Stow won both the Summit County Cup and the final Suburban League National tournament and would love to add in a Sectional Championship. Behind sisters Gabby and Olivia Berlingieri, Sophia Thompson has been on fire recently, and the Bulldogs have been able to get fourth scores from Jules Leffel-Elliott and Lily Gualtiere.

Another team eyeing a spot at Brookledge in the District Tournament is the Rough Riders from Kent Roosevelt, who have shown some signs of brilliance this year but have also struggled on occasion. Maddie Kost can put up a low number and Kent will rely on Ashlyn Leavery and Izzi Wood to help give the team a chance to move on.

Other team contenders include the Cardinals from Canfield and the Comets from Solon. If Solon does not make it out of Sectionals, Serena Wu will be a heavy favorite to grab an individual spot along with several players from Canfield, including junior Miya Cohol and sophomore Chloe Leskovac. Another individual to watch for is Sophia Rivera from Boardman, who has experience at Districts from last year.

Who jumps in behind Magnificat at Springvale

Similar to Highland, Magnificat has the firepower to boat race the competition at Springvale. Behind national phenom Cara Heisterkamp and a cast of many, including Cammy Reed and Maureen O’Leary, Magnificat has more depth than any team in Northeast Ohio. The Blue Streaks have thrived under first year head coach Danny Gallagher and Sectionals should be just another step in the process to reach their ultimate goal.

The real storylines start after Magnificat as at least five teams will be battling for the final three spots. Greater Cleveland Conference foes Strongsville and Medina battled neck and neck the entire season with the Bees barely edging out the Mustangs for the conference title. The two teams tend to post very similar scores but do it in very different ways. Strongsville is led by standout senior Natalie Kostalnick and junior Hannah Lee, who both can go low on any given day. Medina brings a more balanced attack, although 2023 has proven to be a breakthrough year for senior Stella Burns. Medina features a lineup of all seniors who are all very similar players and that balance has benefited them this year.

St. Joseph Academy is a team that on a good day can also compete for that second spot at Springvale. Their style is nearly identical to Strongsville. Junior Gianna Reginelli will lead the way for the Jaguars but their fate may be in the hands of the performance of sophomore Emerson Glending, who has had a fine year up to this point. Rocky River is a formidable team featuring senior Chloe Holton and junior Mia Ginetti. The Pirates won the LEGGA this season and will look to get out of Sectionals as a team. Southwestern Conference champion Avon Lake is also in the mix to get into the top four. The Shoregals have five starters who can all step it up on any given day. Olivia Tobin, Ava Lamb, Sarah Quayle, Mia Machovina, and Olivia Ritter all could end up in the scoring column on Wednesday.

Outside of the players on contending teams, contenders for individual spots include Madigan O’Leary from Avon, Jessica Buzinski and Aislinn Leffel from Brunswick, and Lizzy Iliff from Amherst. On top of those candidates, players from Westlake, Olmsted Falls, and North Ridgeville will also have an outside chance of qualifying.

Federal League may dominate The Elms

Throughout the history of girls golf in Northeast Ohio, Stark County has been dominant most years. While the talent has spread out more over the past few seasons, there are some teams from the Elms Sectional that will make a splash at Districts. Hoover, a state qualifier from a year ago, will lead that Stark County charge. They return Ava Kemp and Kylie Porter and feature star freshman Ellie Hutzler, a threesome that will compete with anyone in Northeast Ohio. A good day from junior Alyssa Evans will mean Hoover is dominating the competition.

Districts would not be the same without the Polar Bears from Jackson. It looks like a good bet that they will also be making the trip from North Lawrence to Cuyahoga Falls next week. Cara Murphy has had a remarkable season and the team looks to be at full strength with Katie Sieverts, Milena Grametbauer, Charlotte Raketich and Katie O’Connell all healthy and ready to go.

There looks to be a decent gap from Hoover and Jackson to the rest of the field at The Elms. Lake has improved a significant amount throughout the season and Green has the pedigree to move on. Audrey Nichols and Evanne Mast will lead the Blue Streaks while Sydney Shocklee is the star of the show for the Bulldogs. They will be challenged by GlenOak, Louisville, and Cloverleaf for the final spots.

Individuals to watch for at The Elms include Zoe Mort, a very strong player from Marlington, Miya Downing from Dover, who will be playing in the Northeast District for year two now, Corrie Schorsten from GlenOak, and Peyton Biery from Louisville.

Best of luck to all Division 1 teams and players this week!

Division 2 Sectional Storylines

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Depth of Punderson Sectional

Punderson Golf Course will see a large amount of quality teams, making this arguably the most difficult Sectional Tournament to get out of in the state of Ohio. Independence is the perennial top dog at Punderson but they will see a challenge from some up and coming teams this year. Southeast has had an excellent season to this point and will be in contention. Laurel has improved a ton over last year and have one of the top players in the state, senior Siena Maschke. Chagrin Falls and Edgewood are both teams that will be contending for one of the top four spots to move on to Good Park. Teams on the brink of making an impact include Perry and Lake Catholic while Bristol, Rootstown, and Berkshire could have a chance to sneak in. Several of these schools would have had a chance to get out of the other two Sectionals but will have to play very well to compete at Punderson.

Players to Watch
Taylor Blazek- Southeast
Emily Capitosti- Perry
Sam Holtz- Chagrin Falls
Annie Johnston- Edgewood
Theresa Lazanich- Lake Catholic
Siena Maschke- Laurel
Molly McGreal- Independence
Avery Vencill- Edgewood
Gracie Westover- Southeast
Anistyn Williams- Bristol

Teams that could step up at The Pines

St. Vincent-St. Mary looks to be a lock to take the Sectional title at The Pines but Canton South will have their voice heard on Wednesday. It gets much more interesting after that. Columbia is not as strong as their magical 2022 year but still have a good chance to move to Districts. There are several other teams that will have their shot with a good day. East Canton is listed as only sending individuals so it appears that they will not be able to post a team score. Keystone and Woodridge could be two teams to watch for to catch fire at The Pines.

Players to Watch
Abby Ankenman- Orrville
Caitrin Coyle- St. Vincent-St. Mary
Josephine Eifert- Manchester
Raygan Hoover- St. Vincent-St. Mary
Isabella Jenior- Waterloo
Delaney Kruger- Canton South
Taylor Kuhrt- Columbia
Reese Latta- St. Vincent-St. Mary
Dally Meek- Hillsdale
Mia Steigerwald- East Canton

Pine Lakes will be Tight

There are legitimately five teams that could win the Pine Lakes Sectional. With only four spots available for Districts, that means someone will be going home. Ursuline, West Branch, and Columbiana have all been very competitive with each other throughout the year, so it is only fitting that they could be fighting it out on Thursday. Champion and Poland will also be very competitive to try to take home the Youngstown area crown in 2023. There are some excellent individuals that will be on display at Pine Lakes, including United’s Mati Zines and several players on the top teams.

Players to Watch
Addison Bycroft- East Palestine
Kennady Grace- Champion
Ellie Jackson- Columbiana
Kennedy Lewis- Southern Local
Shaylee Muckleroy- West Branch
Katie Pregibon- Cardinal Mooney
Katie Santee- West Branch
Gia Schiavone- Ursuline
Mati Zines- United

Girls Conference Tournament Update

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This page will be updated throughout the season. Please send updates to bolinr@hudson.k12.oh.us.

All-American Conference

Conference Tournament

Teams

  1. Canfield 356
  2. Boardman 403
  3. Howland 413

Individuals

  1. Sophia Rivera (BRD) 77
  2. Taylor Morrone (CAN) 86
  3. Alex Conley (CAN) 88
  4. Aubree Philibin (CAN) 89
  5. Gianna Ross (BRD) 90

Chagrin Valley Conference

Postseason Tournament- Punderson

Chagrin Teams

  1. Independence 366
  2. Chagrin Falls 386
  3. Orange 415
  4. Cuyahoga Heights 448
  5. Hawken 457

Valley Teams

  1. Perry 379
  2. Edgewood 402
  3. Madison 424
  4. Berkshire 435
  5. Geneva 471

Chagrin Individuals

  1. Molly McGreal (IND) 80
  2. Macey McGhee (IND) 86
  3. Tessa Kemelhar (ORA) 89
  4. Samantha Holtz (CHG) 93
  5. (t)Reagan Burnight (CHG) 95
  6. (t)Keira Chang (HAW) 95
  7. (t)Ellie Conrad (CHG) 95

Valley Individuals

  1. Emily Capitosti (PER) 84
  2. Avery Vencill (EDG) 87
  3. Jocelyn Bancroft (MAD) 88
  4. Addie Trefzger (PER) 91
  5. Annie Johnston (EDG) 92

Crown Conference

Postseason Tournament- Pine Hills

Teams

  1. Walsh Jesuit 331
  2. Lake Catholic 430
  3. NDCL 431
  4. Padua 473
  5. Beaumont 516

Individuals

  1. Annie Stencel (WAL) 77
  2. Yumi Kohara (WAL) 82
  3. Annie Cors (WAL) 83
  4. Isabel Martin (WAL) 89
  5. Colleen Stadler (WAL) 92

Federal League

Preseason Tournament- The Elms

Teams

  1. Hoover 327
  2. Jackson 338
  3. Lake 371
  4. Green 374
  5. GlenOak 394
  6. Perry 416
  7. Canton McKinley 619

Individuals

  1. (t)Ellie Hutzler (HVR) 79
  2. (t)Ava Kemp (HVR) 79
  3. (t)Cara Murphy (JCK) 79
  4. (t)Kylie Porter (HVR) 79
  5. (t)Audrey Nichols (LAK) 83
  6. (t)Katie Sieverts (LAK) 83

Postseason Tournament- The Elms

Teams

  1. Hoover 319
  2. Jackson 346
  3. Lake 364
  4. Green 375
  5. GlenOak 385
  6. Perry 414
  7. Canton McKinley 503

Individuals

  1. Ava Kemp (HVR) 75
  2. Ellie Hutzler (HVR) 77
  3. Cara Murphy (JCK) 79
  4. (t)Audrey Nichols (LAK) 81
  5. (t)Kylie Porter (HVR) 81

Greater Cleveland Conference

Tournament #1- Shawnee Hills

Teams

  1. Medina 358
  2. Strongsville 366
  3. Brunswick 401
  4. Mentor 412
  5. Shaker Heights 448

Individuals

  1. Natalie Kostalnick (STR) 77
  2. Emily Lamb (SHK) 79
  3. Hannah Lee (STR) 81
  4. Camille Christeon (MED) 84
  5. Stella Burns (MED) 89

Tournament #2- Bunker Hill

Teams

  1. Medina 338
  2. Strongsville 354
  3. Brunswick 383
  4. Mentor 404
  5. Shaker Heights 527

Individuals

  1. Natalie Kostalnick (STR) 78
  2. Stella Burns (MED) 81
  3. Hannah Lee (STR) 82
  4. Camille Christeon (MED) 83
  5. Lydia Dorman (MED) 88

Tournament #3- Seneca

Teams

  1. Strongsville 363
  2. Medina 368
  3. Brunswick 411
  4. Mentor 441
  5. Shaker Heights 446

Individuals

  1. Hannah Lee (STR) 80
  2. Emily Lamb (SHK) 82
  3. Natalie Kostalnick (STR) 84
  4. Stella Burns (MED) 88
  5. Lydia Dorman (MED) 92

Tournament #4- Brookledge

Teams

  1. Medina 339
  2. Strongsville 342
  3. Brunswick 364
  4. Shaker Heights 409
  5. Mentor 411

Individuals

  1. (t)Stella Burns (MED) 77
  2. (t)Natalie Kostalnick (STR) 77
  3. Emily Lamb (SHK) 78
  4. (t)Lydia Dorman (MED) 82
  5. (t)Hannah Lee (STR) 82

Inter Valley Conference

Postseason Tournament- Carroll Meadows

Teams

  1. Garaway 307
  2. Tusky Valley 347
  3. East Canton 407
  4. Sandy Valley 420
  5. Strasburg-Franklin 427
  6. Indian Valley 427
  7. Ridgewood 439
  8. Claymont 478

Individuals

  1. (t)Sammi Miller (GRW) 75
  2. (t)Sydni Prysi (GRW) 75
  3. Brooklyn Numbers (GRW) 76
  4. Lauren Brown (MLV) 79
  5. Olivia Immel (GRW) 81

Lake Erie Girls Golf Association

Tournament- Springvale

Teams

  1. Rocky River 338
  2. Columbia 382
  3. Westlake 395
  4. Bay 397
  5. Keystone 408
  6. Fairview 491

Individuals

  1. Mia Ginnetti (ROC) 76
  2. Chloe Holton (ROC) 77
  3. Taylor Kuhrt (COL) 81
  4. (t)Megan Forshey (WLK) 88
  5. (t)Julia Schmid (ROC) 88

Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference

Postseason Tournament

Teams

  1. Champion 390
  2. LaBrae 444
  3. McDonald 464
  4. Garfield 470
  5. Mineral Ridge 488
  6. Lowellville 503

Individuals

  1. Kennady Grace (CHM) 85
  2. Madison Woconish (GAR) 89
  3. Kayla Haynie (CHM) 91
  4. Isabela Chepkee (MCD) 101
  5. Madison Touart (LAB) 102

Metro Athletic Conference

Preseason Tournament- Pine Valley

Teams

  1. Cloverleaf 381
  2. Streetsboro 414
  3. Woodridge 427
  4. Field 437
  5. Springfield 477
  6. Norton DNS

Individuals

  1. Samantha Clark (SBR) 87
  2. (t)Quinn Malarkey (CLV) 89
  3. (t)Dani Slack (WDR) 89
  4. Cortney Evert (SBR) 93
  5. (t)Sydney Jones (CLV) 97
  6. (t)Mackenzie Seiwerth (CLV) 97

Postseason Tournament- Pine Valley

Teams

  1. Cloverleaf 404
  2. Streetsboro 417
  3. Field 427
  4. Woodridge 440
  5. Springfield 478

Individuals

  1. Cortney Evert (SBR) 94
  2. Quinn Malarkey (CLO) 96
  3. Samantha Clark (SBR) 97
  4. Mackenzie Seiwerth (CLO) 98
  5. Dani Slack (WDR) 100

Portage Trail Conference

Postseason Tournament- Sable Creek

Teams

  1. Southeast 378
  2. Rootstown 423
  3. Lake Center Christian 539

Individuals

  1. Taylor Blazek (STH) 77
  2. Gracie Westover (STH) 90
  3. Jessica Mix (STH) 103
  4. Anna Drago (ROO) 104
  5. (t)Elizabeth Adkins (ROO) 105
  6. (t)Ava Miller (ROO) 105

Principals Athletic Conference

Preseason Tournament- The Pines

Teams

  1. Canton South 384
  2. CVCA 464
  3. Fairless 478
  4. Northwest 481

Southwestern Conference

Tournament- Springvale

Teams

  1. Avon Lake 342
  2. Avon 358
  3. Olmsted Falls 381
  4. North Ridgeville 393
  5. Berea-Midpark 421
  6. Amherst 427
  7. Midview 431

Individuals

  1. Sarah Quayle (ALK) 76
  2. (t)Ella Atkins (OLM) 84
  3. (t)Madigan O’Leary (AVN) 84
  4. (t)Olivia Tobin (ALK) 84
  5. Gianna Betonte (NRI) 86

Suburban League

Tournament #1- Old Avalon

American Teams

  1. Highland 282
  2. Aurora 300
  3. Kent Roosevelt 321
  4. Revere 348
  5. Copley 362
  6. Tallmadge 401

National Teams

  1. Hudson 296
  2. Stow 324
  3. Nordonia 325
  4. Solon 352
  5. North Royalton 361
  6. Breksville 393
  7. Wadsworth 396
  8. Twinsburg 415

American Players

  1. Brooklyn Millard (AUR) 65
  2. Maddie Kost (KNT) 66
  3. Isabella Goyette (HIG) 67
  4. (t)Elizabeth Coleman (HIG) 69
  5. (t)Gracyn Vidovic (AUR) 69

National Players

  1. Julia Gulla (NRD) 67
  2. Sherry Du (HUD) 69
  3. Emmy Burling (HUD) 72
  4. Elena Varga (HUD) 75
  5. Olivia Berlingieri (STW) 76

Tournament #2- Pleasant Valley

American Teams

  1. Highland 300
  2. Aurora 325
  3. Kent Roosevelt 344
  4. Revere 377
  5. Copley 391
  6. Tallmadge 432

National Teams

  1. Hudson 325
  2. Nordonia 347
  3. Stow 350
  4. Solon 363
  5. North Royalton 370
  6. Wadsworth 410
  7. Brecksville 423

American Players

  1. (t)Isabella Goyette (HIG) 68
  2. (t)Brooklyn Millard (AUR) 68
  3. Maddie Kost (KNT) 70
  4. Elizabeth Coleman (HIG) 77
  5. Avery Albright (HIG) 77

National Players

  1. Gabriella Berlingieri (STW) 75
  2. (t)Emmy Burling (HUD) 76
  3. (t)Serena Wu (SOL) 76
  4. Brooke Barnes (NOR) 78
  5. (t)Sherry Du (HUD) 79
  6. (t)Julia Gulla (NOR) 79

Tournament #3- Fox Den

American Teams

  1. Highland 297
  2. Aurora 317
  3. Kent Roosevelt 321
  4. Revere 345
  5. Copley 409
  6. Tallmadge 418

National Teams

  1. Hudson 311
  2. Stow 321
  3. Nordonia 332
  4. North Royalton 345
  5. Brecksville 392
  6. Wadsworth 400
  7. Solon 403
  8. Twinsburg 458

American Players

  1. Brooklyn Millard (AUR) 67
  2. Isabella Goyette (HIG) 69
  3. Elizabeth Coleman (HIG) 72
  4. Maddie Kost (KNT) 73
  5. Paige McKendry (HIG) 74

National Players

  1. Julia Gulla (NOR) 73
  2. Olivia Berlingieri (STW) 74
  3. Brooke Barnes (AUR) 75
  4. Gabby Berlingieri (STW) 75
  5. Emmy Burling (HUD) 76

Tournament #4- Brookledge

American Teams

  1. Highland 304
  2. Aurora 340
  3. Kent Roosevelt 353
  4. Revere 384
  5. Copley 418
  6. Tallmadge 441

National Teams

  1. Stow 342
  2. Hudson 346
  3. Nordonia 352
  4. North Royalton 376
  5. Solon 379
  6. Brecksville 416
  7. Wadsworth 425
  8. Twinsburg 480

American Players

  1. Isabella Goyette (HIG) 73
  2. Brooklyn Millard (AUR) 74
  3. Elizabeth Coleman (HIG) 76
  4. Avery Albright (HIG) 77
  5. Kavya Chada (HIG) 78

National Players

  1. (t)Gabby Berlingeri (STW) 78
  2. (t)Julia Gulla (NOR) 78
  3. (t)Serena Wu (SOL) 78
  4. (t)Olivia Berlingieri (STW) 82
  5. (t)Brooke Barnes (NOR) 82
  6. (t)Sherry Du (HUD) 82

Tri-County Conference

Postseason Tournament- Zoar Village

Teams

  1. Garaway 305
  2. Carrollton 335
  3. Louisville 340
  4. Tusky Valley 349
  5. West Branch 384
  6. Canton South 387
  7. Marlington 392
  8. Dover 399
  9. Massillon 406
  10. Alliance 409
  11. Minerva 454
  12. Fairless 455
  13. Northwest 471
  14. Canton Central Catholic 480

Individuals

  1. Zoe Mort (MAR) 72
  2. Brooklyn Numbers (GRW) 74
  3. Sammi Miller (GRW) 75
  4. Sydni Prysi (GRW) 77
  5. Ashlee Garner (CRL) 78

Western Reserve Conference

Postseason Tournament- Erie Shores

Teams

  1. Kenston 372
  2. Eastlake North 402
  3. Chardon 404
  4. Mayfield 405
  5. Willoughby South 439

Individuals

  1. Lauren Iannetta (ELN) 71
  2. Jocelyn Gaggiani (CHR) 86
  3. Ava Solak (KNS) 89
  4. Julie Paradise (MAY) 90
  5. Stefania Mighton (KNS) 92

Portage County Amateurs

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Attached you will find a registration form for the Portage County Amateurs including the Matt Mishler Junior Portage County Amateur and the Kids Am.

The dates at the end of July are fast approaching. 

Just a reminder: The Kids Am is a great first tournament for junior golfers from age 6 and under through ninth grade. Coaches, high school golfers and graduates are on the course at Sunny Hill to help with rules and scorecards if needed. 

The Junior Amateur includes youth in several divisions including 12 and under, 13-15 and 16-19 for both boys and girls.. If you have team members playing in the tournament you would like to watch, please let me know and I can arrange to include them in consecutive tee times. 

High school golfers are welcome to play in the Portage County Amateur. We have found the adult golfers enjoy seeing the prep golfers and competing against the talented high school students from across northeast Ohio.

The Kids Am is at Sunny Hill Golf Course (Brimfield) for one day; four, six or nine holes depending on the grade. 

The Junior Am plays two consecutive days at Windmill Golf Course (Ravenna) and Sunny Hill, 18-holes for 13-19 each day and nine holes each day for 12 and under but youth golfers used to playing 18-holes may move up an age division.

The Amateur competes at Raccoon Hill (Kent) and Windmill Lakes. 

Registration is available via mail-in, on-site at host golf courses or visiting the website PCGolf.net for online registration and payment. 

This is the 93rd season for the Portage County Amateur, the 17th Junior Amateur and the ninth Kids Am.  (The Amateurs also host the Senior Amateur at the end of August for men and women ages 50 and older.)

If you have any questions, would like to register numerous members of your team or need additional information, please do not hesitate to text (330-206-9083) or return email (golffam2@gmail.com).

Looking forward to seeing the junior golfers during the month of July. 

The Amateurs appreciate the golf courses providing a great experience for the youth golfers as well as the Fairways at Twin Lakes and Birdie Shack (Kent) for sponsoring this season’s Kids and Junior Amateur. 

Susan Jenior

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