Hillsboro 10 August 2017

Hillsboro girls golf wins inaugural FAC match by 23 strokes

By
Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com

The Hillsboro Lady Indians took their dominance from their former league and opened up Frontier Athletic Conference play winning by 23 strokes on Tuesday at the Hillsboro Elks, defeating the visiting Jackson Ironladies.

Hillsboro won by a score of 203-256, winning their inaugural FAC match to move to 1-0 on the year, as this was the sixth team the Lady Indians have defeated this season in three matches. The previous day, the Lady Indians were the winners of the Adam Sharp Invitational at Buckeye Hills Country Club in Greenfield.

The medalist of the match was Hillsboro junior Kristin Jamieson, who shot one-under-par in the nine-hole event on the front nine at the Hillsboro Elks.

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Jamieson finished with a score of 37, including making a Par 5 on just three strokes for the eagle to begin the match. From there, Jamieson was shooting for par after three holes, then on the fourth hole, she made another birdie.

On the sixth hole, Jamieson shot for par, as she also did on the seventh hole. On the eighth hole, the junior shot bogey but finished the match with another birdie for the score of 37 on the 38 par front nine.

Emily Loudin was second of all golfers with a 50 score, including shooting for par on the sixth hole. Also for the Lady Indians, Madi Stratton shot a 55 for the third-best score of all golfers on the day, and Abby Myers shot a 61, giving her the fifth-best score of all golfers and the fourth-best for the Lady Indians.

The Lady Indians also had scores of 62 from both Larkyn Parry and Mallory Parsons.

For Jackson, their Top 4 scorers were: Allison Moore (60), Kyleigh Phillips (63), Marcie McCorkle (66) and Zoe Ruckel (67). Other scores for JHS were Kylie Defoy (71) and Isabella Scully (78).

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