Lady Squires 4th, Wawasee 7th At Huntington North Invite

August 4, 2016 at 4:06 p.m.
Lady Squires 4th, Wawasee 7th At Huntington North Invite
Lady Squires 4th, Wawasee 7th At Huntington North Invite
By Staff Report-
HUNTINGTON – Manchester’s girls golf team finished fourth and Wawasee seventh at the 14-team Huntington North Invitational at Norwood Golf Club Wednesday.
Samantha Kissel paced the Lady Squires with an 88, including a birdie on the par-3 11th hole. Madyson Ulrey posted a 95, Lydia Little a 96, Kelsey Eichenauer a 97 and Karly Eichenauer with a 100.
“We played amazing today,” head coach Joshua Troyer said. “The girls stepped up to the challenge and lowered our best 18-hole record by 20 strokes today. I’m so proud of them and their accomplishments already this season.”
Aubrey Schmeltz paced Wawasee with an 85, followed by Madison Beaman’s 99. Judison Rostochak shot a 107, and Zoe White was a shot behind Rostochak.
Wawasee travels to North Manchester’s Sycamore Golf Club to take on Concord and host Whitko this afternoon. Manchester is hosting its invitational tournament this morning, also at Sycamore.
HUNTINGTON NORTH INVITATIONAL
at Norwood GC, Huntington
TEAM STANDINGS – 1. Homestead 306, 2. Fort Wayne Dwenger 326, 3. Carroll 340, 4. Manchester 376, 5. Concord 380, 6. Huntington North 390, 7. Wawasee 399, 8. Fort Wayne Snider 400, 9. Oak Hill 404, 10. Northfield 408, 11. Marion 429, 12. FW Concordia 446, 13. Wabash 460, 14. FW Northrop 474.
Manchester – Samantha Kissel 88, Madyson Ulrey 95, Lydia Little 96, Kelsey Eichenauer 97, Karly Eichenauer 100.
Wawasee – Aubrey Schmeltz 85, Madison Beaman 99, Judison Rostochak 107, Zoe White 108
Manchester JV – Leah Brandenburg 96, Madison Hire 113, Cora Barnett 126, Megan Sites 129, Rebekah Pyle 139.

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HUNTINGTON – Manchester’s girls golf team finished fourth and Wawasee seventh at the 14-team Huntington North Invitational at Norwood Golf Club Wednesday.
Samantha Kissel paced the Lady Squires with an 88, including a birdie on the par-3 11th hole. Madyson Ulrey posted a 95, Lydia Little a 96, Kelsey Eichenauer a 97 and Karly Eichenauer with a 100.
“We played amazing today,” head coach Joshua Troyer said. “The girls stepped up to the challenge and lowered our best 18-hole record by 20 strokes today. I’m so proud of them and their accomplishments already this season.”
Aubrey Schmeltz paced Wawasee with an 85, followed by Madison Beaman’s 99. Judison Rostochak shot a 107, and Zoe White was a shot behind Rostochak.
Wawasee travels to North Manchester’s Sycamore Golf Club to take on Concord and host Whitko this afternoon. Manchester is hosting its invitational tournament this morning, also at Sycamore.
HUNTINGTON NORTH INVITATIONAL
at Norwood GC, Huntington
TEAM STANDINGS – 1. Homestead 306, 2. Fort Wayne Dwenger 326, 3. Carroll 340, 4. Manchester 376, 5. Concord 380, 6. Huntington North 390, 7. Wawasee 399, 8. Fort Wayne Snider 400, 9. Oak Hill 404, 10. Northfield 408, 11. Marion 429, 12. FW Concordia 446, 13. Wabash 460, 14. FW Northrop 474.
Manchester – Samantha Kissel 88, Madyson Ulrey 95, Lydia Little 96, Kelsey Eichenauer 97, Karly Eichenauer 100.
Wawasee – Aubrey Schmeltz 85, Madison Beaman 99, Judison Rostochak 107, Zoe White 108
Manchester JV – Leah Brandenburg 96, Madison Hire 113, Cora Barnett 126, Megan Sites 129, Rebekah Pyle 139.
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