REGIONAL — North Woods and Northeast Range/Ely faced a stacked field Monday at The Quarry course at Giants Ridge, with the Grizzlies placing ninth and NER/Ely finishing 10th in the 10-team …
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REGIONAL — North Woods and Northeast Range/Ely faced a stacked field Monday at The Quarry course at Giants Ridge, with the Grizzlies placing ninth and NER/Ely finishing 10th in the 10-team invitational.
NER/Ely senior Cylvia DeBeltz turned in one of the top individual performances of the tournament, carding a 96 to tie for fifth overall in the 59-player field.
Eighth-grader Colette Moskowitz added a 120 for NER/Ely, while freshman Coco Gillson shot a 147 and eighth-grader Evelyn Moran finished at 153.
North Woods was led by sophomore Sophia Hoffman, who shot a 109. Freshman Laurin Glass added a 118, while freshman River Deatherage carded a 137, and junior Khloe Holland finished at 148.
Virginia
The teams saw similar results Friday at the Virginia Golf Course, where North Woods placed 12th and NER/Ely finished 13th in a 13-team invitational hosted by Rock Ridge.
DeBeltz again led the way for NER/Ely, carding a 97 to tie for 16th overall in the tournament field.
Eighth-grader Colette Moskowitz added a 120 for NER/Ely, while eighth-grader Evelyn Moran shot a 132, and eighth-grader Eleanor Nyquist finished with a 141.
North Woods was paced by freshman Laurin Glass, who shot a 104. Freshman River Deatherage added a 116, while junior Khloe Holland carded a 127, and junior Kiley Kopatz finished at 129.
The Wilderness
North Woods placed sixth in an eight-team field Wednesday at the Rock Ridge Invitational, played at The Wilderness course at Fortune Bay Resort Casino.
Freshman Laurin Glass led the Grizzlies with a 58, tying for 20th overall in the tournament field. Sophomore Sophia Hoffman followed with a 61, while junior Khloe Holland carded a 66, and junior Kiley Kopatz finished with a 67.