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2010 OHSAA Girls Division I State Golf Tournament
The Ohio State University, Columbus
Gray Golf Course – Par 70, 5,560 yards
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Girls Division I
Recap - Mason Wins Third Straight Girls Division I State Golf Title
Comets set new state tournament record low on Gray course
COLUMBUS, Ohio � Mason was able to three-peat as OHSAA Division I
girls state golf champions Saturday at The Ohio State University Gray
course (Par 70, 5,560 yards). The Comets not only become the first girls
golf team to win three straight state titles, but they did so by
shattering the girls state tournament course record on Gray by 19
strokes.
Mason�s score of 611 shattered the previous Gray state tournament course
record of 630, which the Comets had originally set in 2008 and Dublin
Coffman shot in 2000.
This was Mason�s fourth consecutive and fourth overall appearance in the
state golf championship. After placing second in 2007, the Comets won
the title in 2008 and 2009.
The Comets� 2010 effort was led by senior Emily Wright, who was also the
overall 2010 individual medalist with a score of 142. Sophomore Jessica
Porvasnik from Medina Highland finished second with a score of 147.
Massillon Jackson finished in second place with a team score of 635,
followed closely by Cincinnati Ursuline Academy who finished in third
place with 639 points via a tie-break with Medina Highland.
Team Scores:
1. Mason 308-303-611, 2. Massillon Jackson 317-318-635, 3.
Cincinnati Ursuline Academy 323-316-639, 4. Medina Highland 319-320-639,
5. West Chester Lakota West 331-311-642, 6. Cincinnati St. Ursula
Academy 320-322-642, 7. Dublin Coffman 337-324-661, 8. Columbus Bishop
Watterson 335-332-667, 9. Hudson 338-332-670, 10. Strongsville
351-334-685, 11. Brecksville-Broadview Heights 344-351-695, 12. Rocky
River Magnificat 357-344-701
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2010 OHSAA
Girls Division II State Golf Recap
Ohio State University, Columbus
Gray Golf Course, Par 70 – 5,560 yards
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Girls Division II
Recap - Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown Wins Title by 23 Strokes
COLUMBUS, Ohio � Saturday brought day two of the OHSAA girls
Division II golf state championships at The Ohio State University Gray
course (Par 70, 5,560 yards). After taking a commanding lead Friday,
Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown won its first team state championship with
a two-day total of 658 to win by 23 strokes over state runner-up Poland
Seminary.
Leading the way for Hathaway Brown was sophomore Ashley Yarbrough
(77-78, 155) and senior Sydney Kirby (77-80, 157). Building upon a
third-place finish in 2008 and fourth-place finish in 2009, the 2010
championship marked the fifth appearance for the Blazers in the state
golf tournament.
Morgan Ransom (Jr., Gahanna Columbus Academy) followed up her 2009
runner-up finish with an individual medalist performance posting a
71-69, 140. Morgan�s two-day total is tied for the second-lowest
individual score in a girls golf state championship. Freshman Sarah
Kolodzik (Dayton Miami Valley School) was the individual runner-up in
her first state championship tournament, shooting 74-73 for a 147 total.
2010 Division II Girls Golf Final Team Results
1. Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown 321-337-658, 2. Poland Seminary
345-336-681, 3. Lima Shawnee 343-352-695, 4. Huron 343-355-698, 5.
Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin 353-351-704, 6. St. Paris Graham
Local 367-359-726, 7. Dayton Chaminade-Julienne 374-374-748, 8. Milan
Edison 379-377-756, 9. Granville 374-386-760, 10. Bexley 393-391-784,
11. Kettering Archbishop Alter 387-400-787, 12. Uhrichsville Claymont
418-394-812.
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2010 OHSAA Boys Division I
State Golf Tournament
The Ohio State University, Columbus
Scarlet Golf Course, Par 71 � 7,043 yards
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Boys Division I
Recap - Columbus St. Charles Repeats as Boys Division I State Golf
Champions
Cardinals� 610 team score sets Scarlet
state tournament course record
COLUMBUS, Ohio � Columbus St. Charles successfully completed its
quest to repeat as champions Saturday at The Ohio State University
Scarlet course, as the Cardinals won the 2010 OHSAA Div. I boys state
golf tournament for the second year in a row. St. Charles finished with
a team score of 610, which is a new record low score for the Scarlet
course in the OHSAA state tournament.
The previous record on Scarlet (Par 71, 7,043 yards) was 611, recorded
by Cleveland St. Ignatius in 2002 and Upper Arlington in 1993.
St. Charles� 2010 appearance in the state tournament was the program�s
eighth appearance in the finals and fourth appearance in the past five
years.
The Cardinals were led by senior Michael Ricaurte, who was also the
overall individual medalist with a score of 144. Junior Beau Titsworth
of Cleveland St. Ignatius finished in second place with a score of 147.
Similarly, Cleveland St. Ignatius finished second in the team standings
with a score of 621.
Team Scores:
1. Columbus St. Charles 303-307-610, 2. Cleveland St. Ignatius
319-302-621, 3. Dublin Jerome 323-313-636, 4. Dublin Coffman
326-322-648, 5. Medina 320-333-653, 6. Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller
326-329-655, 7. Stow-Munroe Falls 331-328-659, 8. Cincinnati St. Xavier
335-326-661, 9. Uniontown Lake 332-334-666, 10. Ashland 332-335-667, 11.
Centerville 340-328-668, 12. Avon Lake 353-342-695
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2010 OHSAA
Boys Division II State Golf Tournament
The Ohio State University, Columbus
Scarlet Golf Course – Par 71, 7,043 yards
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Boys Division II
Recap - Dayton Oakwood Wins
Division II Crown by Two Strokes
COLUMBUS, Ohio � Dayton Oakwood held off Hunting Valley
University School to repeat as the OHSAA boys Division II golf champions
Saturday at The Ohio State University Scarlet course (Par 71, 7,043
yards). The Lumberjacks collected their third team state championship in
their 26th appearance.
Oakwood shot a two-day total of 656, topping University School by two
strokes. Oakwood sophomore Corey Weckerling fired a one under second day
70 to help first-day individual leader senior Adam Bogdan and their
teammates win the title.
University School senior Scott Smith won his first individual medalist
award, shooting an even par 71 Saturday. Smith�s two-day total of 149
was six strokes better than runner-up Grant Weaver (Sr., Apple Creek
Waynedale).
2010 Division II Boys Golf Final Team Results
1. Dayton Oakwood 331-325-656, 2. Hunting Valley University School
333-325-658, 3. Kettering Archbishop Alter 338-326-664, 4. Canton
Central Catholic 336-337-673, 5. Canal Fulton Northwest 351-338-689, 6. Delaware Buckeye Valley 342-350-692,
7.
Columbus St. Francis DeSales 350-346-696, 8. Granville 357-342-699, 9. Chillicothe Unioto 361-338-699,
10. Napoleon 354-349-703, 11. Circleville Logan Elm 365-360-725, 12.
Bellevue 365-361-726.
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2010 OHSAA
Boys Division III State Golf Tournament
NorthStar Golf Resort, Sunbury
Par 72 � 6,796 yards
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Boys Division III
Recap - Gates Mills Gilmour Academy Wins Fifth Title
SUNBURY, Ohio � Gates Mills Gilmour Academy claimed its fifth
state golf championship and two golfers tied atop the leaderboard for
the individual title at the 2010 OHSAA Boys Div. III State Golf
Tournament Saturday at NorthStar Golf Resort in Sunbury.
One stroke separated Sugarcreek Garaway junior Ryan Troyer from Gilmour
Academy senior Alex Andrews entering the second day of the tournament
after Andrews shot an even-par 72 and Troyer was one-over at 73 Friday.
The pair flipped scores Saturday with Troyer firing the 72 and Andrews
carding a 73, giving both a two-day total of 145.
Per OHSAA tournament rules, the two are crowned co-champions. It marked
the first time since 1999 that 36 holes weren�t enough to determine one
champion. Troyer finished fifth as a sophomore in 2009 and fourth as a
freshman in 2008, while Andrews joins a short list of 15 other golfers
in Ohio history with more than one individual golf title. Andrews was
the defending individual champion after winning the title in 2009.
Andrews, along with sophomore teammate Andrew Bieber, who finished
fourth with a 152, led Gilmour Academy to its fifth state golf
championship with a team score of 634. The Lancers, who were making
their 20th tournament appearance, claimed four consecutive titles from
1991 to 1994. The closest team to Gilmour was Toledo Ottawa Hills, which
won the runner-up trophy with a 656 team score.
Play was delayed 90 minutes at the beginning of the day due to a morning
frost before golfers enjoyed a cloudless sky and temperatures in the low
70s for the final day of the tournament.
Team Scores � 1. Gates Mills Gilmour Academy, 634; 2. Toledo Ottawa
Hills, 656; 3. Columbus Wellington School, 668; 4. Lancaster Fairfield
Christian Academy, 671; 5. Sugarcreek Garaway, 674; 6. Centerburg, 678;
7. Lima Central Catholic, 683; 8. Cincinnati Country Day, 691; 9.
Cincinnati Summit Country Day, 698; 10. North Ridgeville Lake Ridge
Academy, 707; 11. Van Buren, 713; 12. Findlay Liberty-Benton, 713.
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