Tag: cheyenne mountain high school
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David Ramsey: Cheyenne Mountain golf champ Maxine Choi explains secret to ultra-calm winning
Self-control is so important in golf, and so elusive. You line up a 22-foot putt and hit it just right and watch as it takes a slow ride to the hole. And it lips out. What do you next? A month ago, Cheyenne Mountain’s Maxine Choi watched her 22-foot putt slip out of the 10th…
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David Ramsey: Cheyenne Mountain golf champ Maxine Choi explains secret to ultra-calm winning
Self-control is so important in golf, and so elusive. You line up a 22-foot putt and hit it just right and watch as it takes a slow ride to the hole. And it lips out. What do you next? A month ago, Cheyenne Mountain’s Maxine Choi watched her 22-foot putt slip out of the 10th…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Golf All-Stars
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save FIRST TEAM Maxine Choi, sr., Cheyenne Mountain: Choi ended her prep career in dramatic fashion, knocking in an 8-footer in a come-from-behind effort to capture the Class 4A title over defending champ Lauren Lehigh of Loveland. Choi also won the regional and Pikes Peak Athletic…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Golf Peak Performer of the Year: Maxine Choi, Cheyenne Mountain
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A year ago, Cheyenne Mountain golfer Maxine Choi finished eighth at the state championships. She wanted to better that result, so she came up with a simple plan to prepare for the 2018 Class 4A tournament: practice, practice, practice. “I kinda did what I always…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Golf All-Stars
FIRST TEAM Maxine Choi, sr., Cheyenne Mountain: Choi ended her prep career in dramatic fashion, knocking in an 8-footer in a come-from-behind effort to capture the Class 4A title over defending champ Lauren Lehigh of Loveland. Choi also won the regional and Pikes Peak Athletic Conference titles. Kate Griffin, so., Coronado: Griffin shot a 183 (93-90)…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Golf Peak Performer of the Year: Maxine Choi, Cheyenne Mountain
A year ago, Cheyenne Mountain golfer Maxine Choi finished eighth at the state championships. She wanted to better that result, so she came up with a simple plan to prepare for the 2018 Class 4A tournament: practice, practice, practice. “I kinda did what I always do,” she said. “I just practiced harder — almost five…