Tag: girls golf
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Pine Creek golfers who helped themselves have more help this season
From tee boxes everywhere, Pine Creek’s Chelsea Cabanting and Mary Kate Nelson will be the only ones with their heads held high when a misfiring golfer shouts, “Fore!” After being the only varsity girls’ golfers for the Eagles last season, senior Cabanting and sophomore Nelson will lead a full four-girl varsity team in 2012. “I…
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5A STATE GOLF: Errant tee shots too much to overcome
FORT COLLINS • Unsteady nerves and first-day jitters conspired to ruin the tee shots of most of the area players who competed in the first round of the two-day Class 5A girls’ golf state tournament Monday. Palmer senior Jamie Zook was the one who most capably shook off the rough start to finish strong. Zook,…
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4A STATE GOLF: Cheyenne Mountain in fifth heading into final round at Jewett
Missed opportunity was the story of Cheyenne Mountain’s first round of Monday’s 4A state golf tournament at Patty Jewett Golf Course. Good news is the Indians get a second chance as the tourney concludes today. “We threw away 14 strokes, just threw them away,” Cheyenne Mountain coach Bill Paulson said. “You just want to bang…
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Cheyenne Mountain feels it can contend in girls’ golf
Cheyenne Mountain has lofty goals heading into today’s Class 4A state golf tournament at Patty Jewett Golf Course. The Indians are the only area team to qualify in either 4A or 5A. Both tournaments are two-day, 36-hole events with the 5A tourney at Collindale Golf Course in Fort Collins. Two years ago Cheyenne Mountain was…
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Smooth sailing for league leaders
The ending was anticlimactic but no less satisfying for the area’s best girls’ golfers at Monday’s Cheyenne Mountain Invitational. The Metro League season-ending tournament concluded with the incoming leaders winning the top prizes. Doherty’s Paige Crawford came in to the tournament with a 10-stroke lead over Coronado sophomore Sam Stancato and won by the same…
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Wind roughs up Metro League golfers
CASTLE ROCK • A howling wind blew balls off tees, shots that appeared to be headed 200 yards down the fairway often flew straight up in the air and landed 20 yards from the tee box and shots toward the green frequently were blown into bunkers.A cold and relentless wind battered the Sabercat Invitational field…
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Determined Cheyenne Mountain golfers win Terror Invitational
A determined Cheyenne Mountain squad overcame windy conditions and the rest of the field at the Terror Invitational on Thursday to win its third tournament in four tries this season.The Indians had three golfers in the top 10, including third-place finisher Justine Kemp, who shot an 8-over-par 82 at Patty Jewett Golf Course.The strong outing…