Girls Golf Results for Tuesday, April 4th, 2023
Carroll vs Kuemper at Muni
Carroll 210
Kuemper 215
The Carroll Tiger and Kuemper Knights squared off Monday at the Muni where both teams put up great scores. The Tigers were able to edge out the Knights by five points 210 to 215.
The Tigers went from very windy conditions the day before to a fairly nice day for golf at this meet. Olivia Boes was able to lead the Tigers with a score of 50 and runner up medalist honors. She told Carroll Broadcasting Sports Network she was surprised that she had shot a 50, but she wanted to continue to push that score lower and lower. Ashlee Danner wasn’t too far behind with a 51 and Delaney Schurke was able to snag a 52. Schurke told Carroll Broadcasting Sports Network that her putting and short-range shots need some work, but her goals are to shoot a 40 by season’s end. Emma Hoffman rounded out the top four for Carroll with a score of 57.
Kuemper’s Addy Beiter, in her first varsity golf meet ever, was able to secure the medalist crown with a score of 41. The freshman told Carroll Broadcasting Sports Network that she’s happy with this score and after the nervous jitters from the first hole left, she was focused. The other three golfers for Kuemper, Grace Tigges, Ella Pick, and Kendra Stork, all shot a 58 on the day.
Up next for both teams, the Knights are back on the course on Monday, April 10th at Atlantic to take on Atlantic and Denison Schleswig. Carroll will be at home on the same day when they host Ballard.
Carroll Broadcasting Sports Network caught up with Delaney Schurke and Olivia Boes from Carroll and Addy Beiter and Grace Tigges from Kuemper after the meet ended. Check out those video interviews below the individual scores.
Carroll Scores
Olivia Boes 50 – Runner Up
Ashlee Danner 51
Delaney Schurke 52
Emma Hoffman 57
Makalei Kofron 58
Amelia Hensen 59
Kuemper Scores
Addy Beiter 41 – Medalist
Grace Tigges 58
Ella Pick 58
Kendra Stork 58
South Central Calhoun at East Sac
South Central Calhoun 239
East Sac 239
South Central Calhoun traveled to the Sac Country Club to take on the East Sac squad where both teams were dead even in the end. Both teams ended up tied with a score of 239, but South Central Calhoun was the winner after taking into account the individual fifth score in each team’s lineup. They even had both their top players finish with the same score.
Sam Stuart of South Central Calhoun and Sidney Bieret both shot a 54 on the day and had to play a playoff hole to determine the winner. After that, it was Sidney Bieret who was victorious and took home medalist honors with Stuart crowned runner up medalist. For the rest of the Titans, Mia Babcock had a solid day on the course with a 59 and Adlen Wheelock and Charissa Nowatzke both had a score of 63.
For the remainder of the East Sac Raiders, Kenna Steiger was second on the team with a score of 56, Kendall Quirk finished the course with a score of 62, and Kennedy Reaman rounded out the top four with a score of 67.
The Raiders will be back in action on Monday, April 10th when they travel to Manson NW Webster. South Central Calhoun will be at home on the same day when they host GTRA, Emmetsburg, and SE Valley.
South Central Calhoun Scores
Sam Stuart 54 – Runner Up Medalist
Mia Babcock 59
Adlen Wheelock 63
Charissa Nowatzke 63
Lauren Korkow 65
Kyra Bruns 71
East Sac Scores
Sidney Bieret 54 – Medalist
Kenna Steiger 56
Kendall Quirk 62
Kennedy Reaman 67
Tristin Ludwig 70
Carline Reaman 73
Treynor at Audubon
Treynor 229
Audubon 245
The Audubon Wheelers came up just a bit short against Treynor on a cool Tuesday on the course. The Cardinals were able to win the meet with a score of 229 compared to Audubon’s 245. Despite the loss, the Wheelers had some good individual performances.
Kali Irlmeier came away with runner up medalist honors with a score of 47 on the day. Alexandra Asmus ended up with a 58 on the course followed by Mari Gleason who had a 64 and Samantha Warnaca who had a 76. The Wheelers are at home on Thursday, April 6th when they host Tri-Center.
Audubon Results
Kali Irlmeier 47 – Runner Up
Alexandra Asmus 58
Mari Gleason 64
Samantha Warnaca 76
