The girls’ golf season is off to a great swing with their returning coach Mike Bauman. Junior Grace Thorrez returned, along with juniors Hannah Stimer and Pyper Norris. Joining them is dual-athlete freshman, Haley Stimer.
On Monday, September 11th, the girls’ golf team hosted a meet at their home course, Concord Hills. There were a total of four teams for the scramble. Each of the golfers was partnered up with two to three other girls from multiple other schools. Concord was one of the four teams competing at the course and ended up doing great even in the cold, wet conditions.
Coming in first place in the four-team scramble was the team of Hannah Stimer along with two other girls from other schools coming in with a low score of 39 strokes.
In 3rd place was the team of Pyper Norris and three other girls with a score of 46 strokes, 4th place with the team of Grace Thorrez along with two others with a score of 48, and lastly the team of Haley Stimer with two others, finishing with the score of 51.
Grace of the three junior golfers on the team was asked about her favorite part of the match, Thorrez said, “My favorite part was on the t-box, driving it was going straight and far. I was satisfied.” When asked about her biggest goals for the season, she states, “My biggest goal for the season would definitely be to drop my stroke countdown and try to be in the 30s.”
Hannah Stimer, also a junior asked what one of her biggest challenges was, she stated, “playing in the rain and taking it less seriously and just having fun.” Hannah was also asked about her goals for the season, she shared,“ I want to do well at regionals and make it back to states again.”
The girls also competed on Wednesday, September 13th at the Evergreen Golf Course in Hudson. Coach Bauman states, “The girls played very well.” Hannah Stimer led the way with her career best of 45 strokes and finished 2nd overall. Coming in 2nd for the Yellowjackets was Grace Thorrez with 51 strokes finishing 6th overall. Finishing tied for 9th was Pyper Norris also with her lowest career score was 56, and Haley Stimer finished with a career-best of 61 strokes finishing tied for 15th. The girls’ team finished in second place to Clinton by 16 strokes!
We wish the girls the very best as they continue the remainder of their season!
