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OHSAA Girls Division I State Golf Tournament Click here for complete team results in PDF format. COLUMBUS, Ohio – In just its second state tournament appearance, Mason built an insurmountable lead and never looked back, taking home its first Division I girls golf state title on the Ohio State University’s Gray Course Oct. 18. The Comets’ 630 was 26 strokes better than runner-up Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit and tied Dublin Coffman’s 2000 squad for the lowest team score in Ohio girls state tournament history. Three Mason golfers placed in the top 10 overall standings: sophomore Erin Michel (third with a 153), senior Alexis Nelson (seventh with a 158), and sophomore Emily Wright (10th with a 160). Columbus Bishop Watterson shot a 656 and placed third after a tiebreaker with Walsh Jesuit. After placing fourth a year ago as a sophomore, Lancaster junior Samantha Swinehart won medalist honors with a 145 two-day total. Swinehart was five strokes better than Pickerington North senior Courtney Yamamoto, who came in second. It marked the third consecutive year a golfer from Lancaster won medalist honors with Allie White winning back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007. Watterson senior Emily Ransone and Bowling Green senior Caroline Powers posted scores of 153 and 154 respectively to round out the top five. 2008
OHSAA Girls Division II State Golf Recap Click here for complete team
results in pdf format Trailing
Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown by two strokes after the first round, Poland Seminary got a
74 from Allison Mitzel and a 79 from Angela Molaskey to come from behind for the title.
With a two-day total of 679, Poland Seminary wins the inaugural Div. II championship as
one of nine teams making their first trips to the state championship. North
Lima South Range senior Ariel Witmer took home medalist honors with a two-day record-low
total of 139 that included an even-par 70 Friday and a one-under par 69 Saturday. Her 139
was one-stroke better than the previous state record of 140 by Heather Zielinski of Hathaway
Brown shot a 340 Saturday and finished in third place with a two-day total of 684. The
only hole-in-one of the championship came from Kristen Helmsdoerfer, a junior at Lewis
Center Olentangy Orange, who aced No. 2, a 166 yard par-3. OHSAA Boys Division I State Golf Tournament Click here for complete team results in PDF format. COLUMBUS, Ohio – Cincinnati St. Xavier climbed six teams and overcame an eight stroke deficit on the tournament’s final day to capture its third Division I boys golf state title and first since 1995 at the Ohio State University’s Scarlet Course Oct. 18. The Bombers’ other championship came in 1957. St. Xavier was led by senior Sean Keating’s 158, which was good for third overall, and senior Matt Buse, who fired a 161. The Bombers’ 653 two-day total was two strokes better than defending champion Dublin Jerome, who sat atop the leaderboard with a two-shot lead after day one. Cleveland St. Ignatius also made a big jump in the standings to finish third with a 656 after placing eighth on the first day. West Chester Lakota West sophomore Korey Ward broke a first-day three-way tie in the medalist race with a 77 on the final day and a 151 two-day total to place first. Aaron Siekmann finished two strokes behind Ward giving the Dublin Jerome senior his third consecutive second place finish. David Tepe, a senior from Liberty Twp. Lakota East, Sean Keating, and John Beringer, a senior from Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller, all carded a 158 score tying the three for third place. 2008 OHSAA Boys Division II State Golf Recap Click here for complete team
results in pdf format It
marks the fifth overall state title for Already
leading by nine strokes after round one, three University School golfers shot in the 70s
Saturday, including Mac McLaughlin (74), Scott Smith (76) and Jake Heinen (79). Chaminade-Julienne
senior Sam Jandel earned medalist honors with a two-day total of 145 (73-72). McLaughlin,
last year’s medalist, tied for second among all golfers with a 152 (78-74) with Apple
Creek Waynedale sophomore Grant Weaver (152, 79-73). 2008 Click here for complete team
results in pdf format LOCKBOURNE, Garaway
was led by senior Kevin Miller, who took home medalist honors with a tournament best
three-under 69 final round and a two-day total of 141. Miller also was the medalist a year
ago, making him the 11th boys golfer in Nathan
Tarter, a senior from Mogadore, shot a two-day total of 144 to come in second, while Lima
Central Catholic junior Oliver Holtsberry came in third with a 151. Sugarcreek Garaway
freshman Ryan Troyer helped his team’s title cause by coming in fourth with a 153
two-day total. Lima
Central Catholic, who took a two shot lead into today’s final round, was hurt by a
disqualification due to an improper scorecard and finished second in the team standings
eight strokes behind Garaway.
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