2026 Girls Tournament Results

This page will be updated throughout the season. Please email tournament results to bolinr@hudson.k12.oh.us.

Lady Rider Shootout (August 1)

Fairways at Twin Lakes

Teams

  1. Hoover 320
  2. Revere 329
  3. Lake 331
  4. Walsh Jesuit 344
  5. Hathaway Brown 365
  6. Southeast 369
  7. North Royalton 376
  8. Kent Roosevelt 382
  9. Aurora 391
  10. Solon 403
  11. Green 414
  12. Nordonia 415
  13. Stow 424

Individuals

  1. Ellie Hutzler (HVR) 71
  2. Charlie Brophy (LAK) 73
  3. Vivian Eich (WAL) 73
  4. Samantha Morgan (SOU) 75
  5. Yumi Kohara (WAL) 77

Lady Explorer Invitational (August 3)

Lake Forest Country Club

Morning Teams

  1. Lakota East 335
  2. Brunswick 337
  3. Canfield 356
  4. Hathaway Brown 369
  5. GlenOak 378
  6. Riverside 392
  7. Southeast 399
  8. Chagrin Falls 403
  9. Aurora 405
  10. Solon 407
  11. Brecksville 408
  12. Marysville 416
  13. Strongsville 423
  14. Green 428
  15. Stow 429
  16. Nordonia 461
  17. Highland 461
  18. Laurel 558

Morning Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 77
  2. Jenna Schmidt (LKE) 77
  3. Saijal Jawa (HBR) 78
  4. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 79
  5. Sydney Phan (LKE) 81
  6. Aubree Philibin (CAN) 81

Afternoon Teams

  1. Dublin Jerome 304
  2. Toledo St. Ursula 326
  3. Olentangy Orange 334
  4. New Albany 336
  5. Hoover 341
  6. Walsh Jesuit 341

Afternoon Individuals

  1. Adella Pawlowski (DJR) 69
  2. Farrah Mortemore (TSU) 71
  3. Sophia Goheen (WRA) 72
  4. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 74
  5. Nikitha Suresh (DJR) 74

Lady Spartan Invitational (August 3)

Chenoweth Golf Course

Teams

  1. Hoban 377
  2. Independence 383
  3. CVCA 404
  4. Copley 418
  5. Springfield 430
  6. Norton 439
  7. Streetsboro 442
  8. SVSM 444
  9. Garfield 469
  10. Woodridge 481
  11. Rootstown 482
  12. Northwest 491
  13. Twinsburg 499
  14. Tallmadge 501

Individuals

  1. Lily Taylor (HOB) 81
  2. Anna Yacknow (COP) 86
  3. Morgan Giebel (ROO) 88
  4. Abbey Cottrell (IND) 91
  5. Aryana Puleo (SBR) 92
  6. Sophia Raymond (CVC) 92

Brunswick Tee-Off Classic (August 4)

Brookledge Golf Course

Teams

  1. Dublin Jerome 308
  2. Hudson 322
  3. New Albany 325
  4. Canfield 329
  5. Hoover 329

Individuals

  1. Elena Varga (HUD) 72
  2. Nikitha Suresh (DJR) 73
  3. Amelia Ricker (OOR) 73
  4. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 74
  5. Vivian Eich (WJS) 74
  6. Carolyn Mann (NAL) 74

Howland Tiger Invitational (August 4)

Old Avalon Golf Course

Teams

  1. Champion 324
  2. Kenston 331
  3. North Royalton 352
  4. Canfield 356
  5. Columbiana 361
  6. Howland 374
  7. Beaver 392
  8. South Range 392
  9. Hoban 414
  10. Hubbard 415
  11. Shaker Heights 441

Individuals

  1. Avery Robinette (CHM) 68
  2. Olivia Norris (LKV) 71
  3. Ava Solak (KEN) 73
  4. Madelyn Fox (HUB) 78
  5. Madalyn Pehanic (NRO) 80
  6. Gianna Ross (BRD) 80
  7. Bobbi Woods (CHM) 80

Lady Bruin Invitational (August 5)

Pine HIlls Golf Course

Teams

  1. Walsh Jesuit 338
  2. Hathaway Brown 355
  3. Chagrin Falls 364
  4. Riverside 375
  5. Magnificat 375
  6. Brunswick 376
  7. Independence 391
  8. Kenston 397
  9. Cloverleaf 410
  10. Padua 410
  11. Beaumont 427
  12. Medina 431
  13. Laurel 487

Individuals

  1. Vivian Eich (WJS) 75
  2. Saijal Jawa (HBR) 76
  3. Kellan Gleason (MAG) 78
  4. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 80
  5. Yumi Kohara (WJS) 80

Lady Irish Invitational (August 7)

Mud Run Golf Course

Teams

  1. Revere 294
  2. Hoban 339
  3. Louisville 387
  4. SVSM 411
  5. Northwest 442

Individuals

  1. Ryenne Harpley (REV) 69
  2. Sarah Riley (REV) 71
  3. Lily Taylor (HOB) 74
  4. Maddy Addessi (REV) 76
  5. Kate Banning (REV) 78

Northeast Ohio Co-Ed Classic (August 10)

Arrowhead Golf Course

Teams

  1. Canfield 311
  2. Hoover 323
  3. New Albany 330
  4. Lake 333
  5. GlenOak 353
  6. Cloverleaf 375
  7. Hoban 387
  8. Louisville 417
  9. Ursuline 436

Individuals

  1. Ellie Hutzler (HOO) 71
  2. Laney Kleeh (CAN) 72
  3. Aubree Philibin (CAN) 77
  4. Charlie Brophy (LAK) 78
  5. Alex Conley (CAN) 78
  6. Carolyn Mann (NAL) 78

Stow Lady Bulldog Invitational (August 10)

Fox Den Golf Course

Teams

  1. Brunswick 307
  2. Hudson 312
  3. Revere 320
  4. Solon 332
  5. Jackson 344
  6. Kent Roosevelt 345
  7. NDCL 347
  8. Aurora 351
  9. Walsh Jesuit 358
  10. Brecksville 362
  11. Nordonia 367
  12. Independence 370
  13. Green 376
  14. Strongsville 380
  15. Highland 397
  16. Stow 400
  17. Medina 405
  18. Wadsworth 417

Individuals

  1. Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 66
  2. Leah Dang (GRN) 73
  3. Elena Varga (HUD) 73
  4. Vivian Eich (WJS) 75
  5. Emma Gonzalez-Ribble (BRU) 75

Flamingo Frenzy (August 11)

Ridgewood Golf Course

Teams

  1. Magnificat 285
  2. Hudson 317
  3. Keystone 340
  4. Champion 345
  5. Avon Lake 350
  6. Hathaway Brown 354
  7. Chagrin Falls 354
  8. St. Joseph Academy 361
  9. Strongsville 361
  10. Aurora 362
  11. Nordonia 367
  12. Padua 370
  13. Avon 374
  14. North Royalton 377
  15. Orange 377
  16. Cloverleaf 381
  17. Hoban 382
  18. Columbiana 388
  19. Medina 393
  20. South Range 397
  21. Highland 402
  22. Hudson B 410
  23. Lake Catholic 416
  24. Rocky River 430
  25. SVSM 436
  26. Olmsted Falls 444
  27. Bay 448

Individuals

  1. Kayla Knaze (MAG) 63
  2. Korrine Knaze (MAG) 69
  3. Elizabeth Pollock (CHG) 70
  4. Elena Varga (HUD) 70
  5. Sophia Clarico (KEY) 72

Blue Devil Classic (August 13)

Shawnee Hills Golf Course

Teams

  1. Lake 334
  2. Padua 349
  3. Jackson 351
  4. Hoban 366
  5. Independence 380
  6. Green 380
  7. Orange 383
  8. Garaway 393
  9. Lake B 401
  10. Hudson 403
  11. Beaumont 419
  12. Laurel 451

Individuals

  1. Kennedy Farrell (JAC) 73
  2. Kylie Miller (GAR) 74
  3. Charlie Brophy (LAK) 78
  4. Lily Taylor (HOB) 78
  5. Audrey Goebelt (LAK) 80
  6. Giulia Reginelli (PAD) 80

Brunswick Coaster Classic (August 13)

Sawmill Creek Golf Resort

Teams

  1. Magnificat 294
  2. Dublin Jerome 300
  3. New Albany 316
  4. Toledo St. Ursula 322
  5. Upper Arlington 325
  6. Hudson 326
  7. Olentangy Berlin 332
  8. Olentangy Orange 333
  9. Revere 342
  10. Walsh Jesuit 352
  11. Brunswick 353
  12. Olentangy 354
  13. St. Joseph Academy 357
  14. Avon 361
  15. Columbus Academy 367
  16. Bishop Watterson 376
  17. Olentangy Orange B 390
  18. Anthony Wayne 403
  19. Pickerington North 420

Individuals

  1. Nikitha Suresh (DJR) 65
  2. Calli Reed (MAG) 67
  3. Korrine Knaze (MAG) 70
  4. Eva Emerson (UPP) 71
  5. Farrah Mortemore (TSU) 71
  6. Amelia Ricker (OOR) 71

Columbiana County Girls Invitational (August 13)

Salem Hills Golf Club

Teams

  1. Columbiana 370
  2. Beaver 377
  3. United 433
  4. Southern Local 464
  5. Heartland Christian 492

Individuals

  1. Maddie Jackson (COL) 80
  2. Claire Banner (COL) 88
  3. Mya Anderson (BEA) 89
  4. McKenzie Ash (BEA) 91
  5. Brenna Jones (BEA) 97

Solon Lady Comet Classic (August 13)

Grantwood Golf Course

Teams

  1. Chagrin Falls 332
  2. Riverside 344
  3. Kent Roosevelt 356
  4. Brecksville 366
  5. Strongsville 370
  6. Solon 372
  7. Auorra 384
  8. Medina 405
  9. Nordonia 408
  10. Stow 409
  11. Highland 411
  12. Revere 413
  13. Rocky River 425
  14. Mentor 443
  15. Mentor B 459
  16. Twinsburg 476
  17. Tallmadge 517
  18. Shaker Heights 520

Individuals

  1. Elizabeth Pollock (CHG) 71
  2. Morliana Victor (RIV) 77
  3. Riley Boring (REV) 82
  4. Alexis Brown (SOL) 83
  5. Joy Daher (STR) 83

2026 Golden Age Classic Results

As the sun was setting over Manakiki Golf Course in Willoughby Hills, Ohio, I stood in the parking lot as one of three remaining Golden Age Classic competitors still left at the course. Cole Chluda was texting on his phone and his brother Luke was frantically zooming around the already traversed 18 holes looking for his 56 degree wedge. Little did he know, that it was already waiting for him at the cart barn and he would finally be able to celebrate his victory in style. “Which was more important?” I asked, “The tournament victory or finding your wedge?” Obviously the wedge. “I’m going to need that for Wednesday,” the junior at Hudson High School responded, alluding to the beginning of the high school golf season.

Chluda shot a stellar 77 at the Donald Ross course, two shots ahead of his brother, to win the 3rd annual Golden Age Classic. The course was in immaculate condition and the superintendent apparently knew we were coming. We knew we would be in for a treat when the first hole was tucked three paces on the front right corner of the green. I hit three putts beginning from just off the green on the collar, each putt seemingly longer than the previous. I managed to hold things together and shoot an 83 with no three putts, but it was clear from the beginning of the day that it would not be good enough to win the tournament. Cole Chluda’s 79 was good enough for second while Joe Welsch shot an 81 to finish in 3rd place.

Brad Zahar put together a solid 87, despite a little fizzling at the end, and he was able to capture the B flight championship. Doug Benzel played well all day but left a few too many shots out there as his 93 was good enough for second place while Kevin Collins took third place with a 97. Everyone raved about the conditions of the golf course and the picturesque setting on the finishing green.

In the women’s division, it was Cloverleaf senior superstar Quinn Malarkey taking home the trophy with a really good round of 83. She held off Julia Van Bokkelen, the only veteran of the tournament on the women’s side, by three strokes as they made their way around the historic layout. St. Joseph Academy senior Willa Streeter got off to a rough start but composed herself and finished strong to take third place.

In the end, the tournament isn’t one with a “win at all costs” mindset and the thing I appreciate most about it is that the players take that attitude when they come in. Everyone wants to win but they understand the more important side of the game of golf, and all competitive sports, and that is the desire to get better at what you do, show you are a good person, and compete with dignity, honor, and respect. There is a certain type of person that is drawn to a tournament like this, and I am proud to say that 21 of those people showed up on Sunday, had an amazing time, and left with all the golf clubs they came with.

See you next year!

Women’s Division

Quinn Malarky83
Julia Van Bokkelen86
Willa Streeter97
Izzy Streeter119
Lily Dluzynski124

Men’s B Division

Brad Zahar87
Doug Benzel93
Kevin Collins97
Matt Najdovski104
Jarrod Shelton105
Kevin Van Bokkelen110

Men’s A Division

Luke Chluda77
Cole Chluda79
Joe Welsch81
Bobby Bolin83
Devin Cunningham85
Gil Van Bokkelen85
Jackson Choi87
Fangming Du89
Michael Martin99
Ryan Sopko109

Magnificat Wins State Championship, NEO Well Represented

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.

Click here to view the final results from the Girls Division 1 State Championship

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!

Click here to view the final results from the Girls Division 2 State Championship


NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic Looking for Teams

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

Sectional Sites for Boys and Girls Golf

Last week, the Northeast District Athletic Board released the sites for Sectional and District Tournaments. This year’s Sectional sites and assignments will look very similar to last year’s. The big change is that the Girls Division II District Tournament will now be held at Good Park Golf Course in Akron on October 2nd.

The assignments are available via a Google Sheet on the NEDAB Website, which is linked below. Please note, these are subject to change.

Boys Sectional and District Assignments

Girls Sectional and District Assignments

Boys Sectionals

Division 1
Quail Hollow- October 2nd
Grey Hawk- October 2nd
Windmill Lakes- October 2nd
Good Park- October 3rd
Tannenhauf- October 3rd

Division 2
Quail Hollow- September 26th
Windmill Lakes- September 26th
The Elms- September 27th
Pine Hills- September 27th

Division 3
Salem Hills- September 26th
Bunker Hill- September 26th
Riverview- September 27th

Girls Sectionals

Division 1
Fox Den- October 2nd
Old Avalon- October 2nd
Springvale- October 3rd
The Elms- October 4th

Division 2
Punderson- September 26th
The Pines- September 27th
Pine Lakes- September 28th

Boys Districts

Division 1
Pine Hills- October 9th

Division 2
Windmill Lakes- October 3rd

Division 3
Tannenhauf- October 5th

Girls Districts

Division 1
Brookledge- October 11th

Division 2
Good Park- October 2nd