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Greenville
senior Jannel Agne tees off on the 12 hole at Beechwood Wedensday. Agne
shot an 18 hole round
of 86 for the Wave. It was a personal best for her. CNO photos by
George Starks.
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Lady Wave fifth in GWOC tournament
Agne and Mortensen PR for Greenville
By George Starks
ARCANUM- Beechwood Golf Course hosted the 2013 GWOC girls golf
tournament Wednesday as 13 schools watched powerhouse Centerville run
away with the team trophy.
The Lady Elk belted out a team score of 327 while Springboro was a
distant second shooting a 356.
As for the host team Greenville, the Wave rolled into the clubhouse in
fifth place with a team score of 386, tied with Troy but lost in the
tie breaker.
This was a very good showing for our kids,” said Greenville coach Tracy
Haines. “We had two girls with personal bests today si I’m very happy
for both of them.”
With three seniors and two sophomores, losing to Centerville was no
shame.
“Centerville is the powerhouse and that’s just the way it is,” said
Haines. “No shame in losing to them. I’m very happy with our play today
and so are the girl’s. I hope we can get three out of sectionals at
Kittyhawk next Tuesday.”
Wave senior Jenelle Agne shot a career best 86 with dual 43’s on both
ends of the 18 course.
“I was so happy with my play today and it was a great way to end my
career,” Agne said. “We played the course yesterday (Monday) and I’ve
played here before so It helped me. I’m happy with the fifth place
finish. Out team did really well today overall.”
Agne will play at Kittyhawk for the first time since her freshman
season.
“I hope I can hang with the best down there,” Agne stated. “I have a
week to prepare.”
In addition, sophomore Casey Mortensen had a career best on the front
nine, shooting a 48. The back nine wasn’t as kind to the Wave sophomore
as she unloaded a 56 for a total of 104 on the day.
“I had a 48 on the front nine and that was great,” Mortensen said. “The
back nine is tough here and it wasn’t kind to me but I’m happy with
what I did today.”
Senior Jennifer Murray was pleased with her short game but not much
else, shooting a 46-48=94.
“I thought my short game was good today,” said the Wave number two. “My
drives weren’t so good though. My drives wouldn’t go straight and that
messed me up. When my drives are off like that, my whole game suffers.”
While Murray struggled with her long game, senior Sierra Riffle (102)
had another problem.
“My putting was horrible today,” said Riffle. “I could not putt today
at all and I really don’t know why. I just had one of those days
putting. Everything else was good today.”
Fifth on the Wave depth chart was sophomore Kayli Duncan. With a 113 on
the day it was a learning experience for her.
“I’m happy with what I did today,” Duncan said. “This course has more
water that Turtle Creek and the greens are thicker. This course is very
challenging.”
The final thing that came as a surprise the Haines as she was voted
Coach of the Year in the GWOC North.
“I can sum it up in one word,” said Haines “Shocked! I’m a first year
coach and I was not expecting that.”
For individual and team results click here
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Lady
Wave senior Jen Murray get out os a sticky situation on the 11th hole
Wednesday in the
GWOC tournament.Murray finished with a 94 for her 18 hole effort.
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Senior
Sierra Riffel hits her third shot on the 12th hole Wednesday. Riffel
shot a 102 on the day.
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Sophomore
Casey Mortenson takes her second shot of the 12th.
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Sophomore
Kayli Duncan shot a 113 for Greenville in the tournament.
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