“Golf tourney fundraiser to benefit Galena High” plus 3 more |
- Golf tourney fundraiser to benefit Galena High
- Golf team is swinging into form
- Prep Golf roundup: LT's Gosz gets hole-in-one in dual meet
- Golf team is set to tee off
| Golf tourney fundraiser to benefit Galena High Posted: 23 Aug 2010 08:38 PM PDT A golf tournament scholarship fundraiser to benefit Galena High School will be at noon Tuesday at Thunder Canyon Golf Club, 19 Lightning W. Ranch Road, Washoe Valley. Cost: $75 per golfer, $40 lunch only, $100 hole sponsorship. Details: 775-750-1058 or www.galenahigh.com. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Golf team is swinging into form Posted: 24 Aug 2010 09:31 AM PDT By Mark Jones/Sports Editor The Williston High School golf team continues to make progress in the early part of the 2010 season with a fifth-place at the Mandan Invitational on Thursday. "I was really pleased," said Williston golf coach Dennis Healy. "Our third leading scorer went to help her sister move to Grand Forks." Williston played Thursday's round without the services of Abby Wilt. Williston golfer Kayla Barke shot a season-best 86 to pace Williston in Thursday's action. Anna Peterson finished the day with a 98 for the Lady Coyotes. Peterson and Barke weren't the only Williston golfers to show improvement Thursday. Rachel Anderson and Irelyn Huntley each cut down on their strokes. "I was proud of Irelyn and Rachel," Healy said. Bismarck Century placed first in the team standings with a 331. Jamestown's Laura Kraft earned the medalist honors. "There's room for improvement," Healy said. "They've got a ways for them to go to feel comfortable about golfing the way they should." Williston will now play at the Turtle Mountain Community High School Invitational on Monday at the Rolla Golf Course. Team scores 1) Bismarck Century - 331 2) Minot - 341 3) Dickinson - 359 4) Jamestown - 384 5) Williston - 417 6) Mandan - 453 7) Bismarck - 492 8) TMCHS - 526 Medalist - Laura Kraft - Jamestown Williston indivudals Kayla Barke - 43-43 - 86 Anna Peterson - 45 -53 - 98 Cari Zavalney - 55-50 - 105 Irelyn Huntley - 64-54 - 128 Rachel Anderson - 67-63 -130 Kylee Meyer - 81-73 - 154 This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Prep Golf roundup: LT's Gosz gets hole-in-one in dual meet Posted: 24 Aug 2010 10:48 AM PDT August 24, 2010 GOLF-- Lyons Township junior Madeline Gosz couldn't have asked for a much more exciting beginning to the season. Gosz recorded a hole-in-one on the ninth hole at La Grange Country Club during the Lions' 168-175 loss to Hinsdale Central Aug. 19. Katie Ellis and Ciara Rattana each shot 43, while Lindsay Purpura carded a 44 and Gosz a 45 in the setback. LT finished fourth at the Joliet Invitational Saturday at Wedgewood Golf Course in Plainfield. The Lions (358) finished behind Hinsdale Central (343), Wheaton Warrenville South (345) and Marian Catholic (351). LT was led by Ellis (84), who tied for sixth individually, Purpura (90), Rattana (92) and Alyssa Lies (92). The Lions also finished fourth at the New Trier Quadrangular Aug. 17 in their season-opener. The Lions (377) finished behind New Trier (323), Marian Catholic (354) and St. Charles North (366). Purpura (91), Rattana (92), Ellis (93) and Lies (101). Lyons Township boys Lyons Township senior Kevin Workman shot a par 70 to win medalist honors at the Oak Park Invitational Aug. 17 at Willowcrest. The Lions (297) finished second to Hinsdale Central (293). Other LT competitors were Chris Sekula (74), Kevin Carlson (75), T.J. Silvey and Charlie Netzel (78) and Ryan Hudson (86). LT finished third at the Addison Trail Invitational (307) Aug. 18 at Maple Meadows. Netzel and Silvey had 5-over-par 75s, followed by Carlson (78), Workman and Nick Florek (79) and Sean Lenz (88). Nazareth boys Senior Peter Schink earned medalist honors to lead Nazareth to a 153-175 nonconference dual victory over Timothy Christian Aug. 19 at Oak Brook Golf Club. Schink shot an even-par 36 to lead the way, while Brendan Salvino (37), Pat Owens (39) and Matt Raddford (41) rounded out the scoring. Mike Rodden (42), Riley Gallagher (43), Jack Roache (44) and Chance Orrick (46) also competed. Nazareth beat Morton 166-206 Monday at The Links at Carillon in Plainfield. Gallagher and Joe Mara each shot 4-over 40s to pace the Roadrunners, while Orrick added a 42 and Jay Karas a 44. Nazareth also finished 12th out of 22 teams at the Raider/Redbird Invitational in Normal Aug. 17. The Roadrunners were led by Schink (78), Bob Lively (79), Karas (81), Salvino (85), Orrick (85) and Radford (88). This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Posted: 24 Aug 2010 09:29 AM PDT By Mark Jones/Sports Editor The Williston Coyotes golf team opens the 2010 season Monday at the Lifetime Eyeware Classic in Jamestown. It will be the first athletic event for the new school year, marking an end to the summer. But for the Lady Coyotes, it could be the beginning of a couple of special seasons on the golf course. Williston only lost one player off of last season's team - Miranda Zavalney. However, the Lady Coyotes have no seniors on this season's squad. And all come back with experience. "We have good experience back," said Williston golf coach Dennis Healy. "Five girls that golfed varsity are back." Kayla Barke is Williston's top returning shooter. "She will have to step up to No. 1," Healy said. Williston also has Cari Zavalney, Anna Peterson, Abby Wilt and Rachel Anderson back from last season. As a team, the Lady Coyotes finished seventh at state. Healy says the experience should help the team build improve on that in 2010. "It's tremendous," he said. "Every year, you get better, and we want to stay in the top 10." Experience is an obvious strong point on this season's team, which should only help as the season progresses. "They know over the years that they are playing the course," Healy said. "They know the most important shot is the next one." An area of concern for Healy is the lack of summer tournaments, the Williston golfers took part in. He says Barke was the only Williston golfer to take part in summer tournaments on a regular basis. Monday's action will be the first of a two-day event in Jamestown, which will bring in 108 golfers from around the state. "It's kind of a good measuring stick for our team," Healy said. After Tuesday, the Lady Coyotes will then prepare for the Mandan Invitational set for Thursday. The Williston Invitational will be held on Sept. 10. Williston schedule 8/16 at Jamestown 8/17 at Jamestown 8/19 at Mandan 8/23 at TMCHS 8/30 at Minot 9/2 at Dickinson 9/10 Williston Invite (at The Links of North Dakota) 9/17 at Bismarck Century 9/18 at Bismarck 9/27 WDA at Jamestown 10/4 state meet at Jamestown 10-5 state meet at Jamestown This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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