Tag: girls golf
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The Gazette Girls’ Golf Coach of the Year: John Carricato, Cheyenne Mountain
When John Carricato was offered the job of coaching both the boys’ and girls’ golf teams for Cheyenne Mountain, replacing longtime coach Bill Paulson who retired after the 2015 season, he knew he was taking over two premier programs. The girls’ team began the season as the three-time defending state champs but were without Kylee…
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The Gazette 2016 Girls’ Golf All-Area teams
The Gazette Girls’ Golf All-Area teams First team Regina Dillon, Cheyenne Mountain, sr.-Second in 4A PPAC, won regional tourney, tied 10th at state. Sarah Hwang, St. Mary’s, jr.-Won three of seven tournaments, tied for 18th at 4A state tourney. Arielle Keating, Rampart, so.-Won 5A CSML and tied 13th at state tournament. Kelsey McKenna, Air Academy,…
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The Gazette Girls’ Golf Coach of the Year: John Carricato, Cheyenne Mountain
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save When John Carricato was offered the job of coaching both the boys’ and girls’ golf teams for Cheyenne Mountain, replacing longtime coach Bill Paulson who retired after the 2015 season, he knew he was taking…
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The Gazette 2016 Girls’ Golf All-Area teams
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Gazette Girls’ Golf All-Area teams First team Regina Dillon, Cheyenne Mountain, sr.-Second in 4A PPAC, won regional tourney, tied 10th at state. Sarah Hwang, St. Mary’s, jr.-Won three of seven tournaments, tied for 18th at 4A state tourney. Arielle Keating, Rampart, so.-Won 5A CSML…
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Air Academy’s Kelsey McKenna places third at 4A state girls’ golf
PUEBLO – Kelsey McKenna set herself a goal before the season of finishing in the top five in the state in Class 4A girls’ golf. Air Academy’s McKenna opened the final round of the state tournament at Pueblo Country Club on Tuesday in third place paired with the two golfers ahead of her. Knees shaking…
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Pine Creek, others trudge through fickle 1st day of 5A girls’ golf tournament
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save AURORA – Elly Carlson, with a swing limited by an ailing back, never considered sitting out of the Class 5A girls’ golf tournament on Monday. No one ever brought it up because they already knew…
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Defending 4A golf champ Cheyenne Mountain struggles; Air Academy’s Kelsey McKenna in 3rd
PUEBLO – After the first day of the Class 4A girls’ golf state tournament, three-time defending champion Cheyenne Mountain was heading home to regroup. Air Academy’s Kelsey McKenna was going to head to dinner and avoid thinking about golf, and that’s after finishing the first round just two strokes behind the leader. Cheyenne Mountain will…
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Pine Creek, others trudge through fickle 1st day of 5A girls’ golf tournament
AURORA – Elly Carlson, with a swing limited by an ailing back, never considered sitting out of the Class 5A girls’ golf tournament on Monday. No one ever brought it up because they already knew her answer. “She wouldn’t have it,” Pine Creek coach Shane Brown said. Carlson, seen grimacing throughout her round, battled her…
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