Hillsboro Lady Indians win SCOL golf championship
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The Highland County Press-
GREENFIELD — The Hillsboro Lady Indians girls golf team are the final champions of the South Central Ohio League in girls golf, winning the Saturday morning tournament by 15 strokes at Buckeye Hills Golf Course.
The Lady Indians totaled a score of 181, which was their best team score of the entire season.
They were followed by second-place Clinton-Massie with a score of 196. The McClain Lady Tigers gave Highland County two of the top three spots in the SCOL standings with a third-place finish, scoring 211 points.
In fourth place was Miami Trace at 229, followed by Wilmington (232) and East Clinton (255).
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Hillsboro’s Kristin Jamieson was the top golfer of the event with a score of 36 in the nine-hole event and 151 total points for the SCOL season to gain the top spot. Final SCOL spots were ranked by the score shot on Saturday, compiled with a season points formula as well.
Emily Loudin gave the Lady Indians two of the Top 5 spots in the event, as she scored a 51 in the event, and in total points she finished with 128, tied with Heather Fryman of Wilmington for fourth place.
In all, the Lady Indians totaled three Top 10 spots in the SCOL tournament, as Hannah Rumpke was sixth place with a score of 46 on the day and 122 total points.
“I’m so proud of my team today,” Hillsboro head coach David Hilliard said. “They shot their best score of the year to win the SCOL championship. They are great kids from great families and a pleasure to work with all season.”
McClain’s Veronica Olaker was third place in the tournament with a score of 47. All three of the aforementioned Hillsboro golfers and Olaker earned first-team All-SCOL honors.
Also for the Lady Indians, Abby Myers finished the league events with a score of 54 and a season point total of 76, and teammate Abby Harrison scored a 48 on Saturday while having a season point total of 75.
For the Lady Tigers of McClain, Chantel Landrum finished with a 55 in the event (ninth place) and a season points total of 102 to gain All-SCOL second-team honors. Also for MHS, Bryn Karnes shot a 54 with a season points total of 97.
Elissa Grate of MHS finished with a score of 55 on Saturday and a season points total of 82, and teammate Kendal Pollard had a score of 57 in the event and a season points total of 70.
For the final SCOL season standings, Hillsboro earned a 14-1 record. Overall, the Lady Indians have a record of 18-1.
CM finished at 13-2, and McClain was 9-6. Miami Trace stands at 5-10, followed by Wilmington (4-11) and East Clinton (0-15).
The All-SCOL first-team consists of Kristin Jamieson (HHS), Gabby Woods (CM), Veronica Olaker (MHS), Heather Fryman (WHS), Emily Loudin (HHS), Angela Miller (CM) and Hannah Rumpke (HHS).
The All-SCOL second team consists of: Kelsey Smith (CM), Lindsey Murphy (WHS), Chantel Landrum (MHS), Taylor Kropp (CM) and Tori Riley (MT).
In all, there were 31 golfers in the event.
The Lady Indians totaled a score of 181, which was their best team score of the entire season.
They were followed by second-place Clinton-Massie with a score of 196. The McClain Lady Tigers gave Highland County two of the top three spots in the SCOL standings with a third-place finish, scoring 211 points.
In fourth place was Miami Trace at 229, followed by Wilmington (232) and East Clinton (255).
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Hillsboro’s Kristin Jamieson was the top golfer of the event with a score of 36 in the nine-hole event and 151 total points for the SCOL season to gain the top spot. Final SCOL spots were ranked by the score shot on Saturday, compiled with a season points formula as well.
Emily Loudin gave the Lady Indians two of the Top 5 spots in the event, as she scored a 51 in the event, and in total points she finished with 128, tied with Heather Fryman of Wilmington for fourth place.
In all, the Lady Indians totaled three Top 10 spots in the SCOL tournament, as Hannah Rumpke was sixth place with a score of 46 on the day and 122 total points.
“I’m so proud of my team today,” Hillsboro head coach David Hilliard said. “They shot their best score of the year to win the SCOL championship. They are great kids from great families and a pleasure to work with all season.”
McClain’s Veronica Olaker was third place in the tournament with a score of 47. All three of the aforementioned Hillsboro golfers and Olaker earned first-team All-SCOL honors.
Also for the Lady Indians, Abby Myers finished the league events with a score of 54 and a season point total of 76, and teammate Abby Harrison scored a 48 on Saturday while having a season point total of 75.
For the Lady Tigers of McClain, Chantel Landrum finished with a 55 in the event (ninth place) and a season points total of 102 to gain All-SCOL second-team honors. Also for MHS, Bryn Karnes shot a 54 with a season points total of 97.
Elissa Grate of MHS finished with a score of 55 on Saturday and a season points total of 82, and teammate Kendal Pollard had a score of 57 in the event and a season points total of 70.
For the final SCOL season standings, Hillsboro earned a 14-1 record. Overall, the Lady Indians have a record of 18-1.
CM finished at 13-2, and McClain was 9-6. Miami Trace stands at 5-10, followed by Wilmington (4-11) and East Clinton (0-15).
The All-SCOL first-team consists of Kristin Jamieson (HHS), Gabby Woods (CM), Veronica Olaker (MHS), Heather Fryman (WHS), Emily Loudin (HHS), Angela Miller (CM) and Hannah Rumpke (HHS).
The All-SCOL second team consists of: Kelsey Smith (CM), Lindsey Murphy (WHS), Chantel Landrum (MHS), Taylor Kropp (CM) and Tori Riley (MT).
In all, there were 31 golfers in the event.