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NCHSAA 4-A WOMEN’S GOLF
EMREY WINS MEDALIST HONORS, ATHENS DRIVE IS TEAM CHAMPION IN NCHSAA 4-A WOMEN’S GOLF
PINEHURST – Allison Emrey of Charlotte Ardrey Kell captured top individual honors on Tuesday in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 4-A women’s golf championships at Pinehurst number one.
Emrey began the day in fourth place just one shot out of the lead, but she handled the chilly, windy conditions well enough to shoot a two-over 75 for a 36-hole score of 151, five-over par, edging out a trio of golfers who finished one shot back.
Courtney Taylor of Gastonia Ashbrook, Courtney McKim of Raleigh Wakefield and Clayton’s Lizzie Bundy each carded 152 totals on the 5,713-yard layout. McKim was the defending individual champion while Taylor finished in a tie for second a year ago, five strokes behind McKim.
Led by Katherine Perry, Raleigh Athens Drive overcame a five-shot deficit after Monday’s play and took the team title, overtaking first-day leader Greensboro Grimsley. Athens Drive had a 511 to 515 for Grimsley and defending team champ Northwest Guilford, which tied for second. New Bern placed fourth at 521.
The best three scores of a team counted toward the team totals, and a total of 78 golfers and 14 teams competed in the two-day, 36-hole event.
Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor of the NCHSAA sports program.
NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2008 STATE 4-A WOMEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pinehurst number one
Tuesday’s Results—Final Team Standings
1. Raleigh Athens Drive 256-255—511
2. Greensboro Grimsley 251-264—515
Northwest Guilford 262-253—515
4. New Bern 260-261—521
5. Southern Pines Pinecrest 260-264—524
6. Wake Forest-Rolesville 262-266—528
7. Charlotte Ardrey Kell 274-260—534
8. North Mecklenburg 269-276—545
9. Raleigh Wakefield 280-274—554
10. Charlotte Myers Park 281-278—559
11. Chapel Hill 288-277—565
12. Raleigh Broughton 279-291—570
13. Matthews David Butler 286-288—574
14. Morrisville Green Hope 295-292—587
Tuesday’s Results—Final Individual Leaders
1. Allison Emrey, Charlotte Ardrey Kell 76-75—151
2. Courtney McKim, Raleigh Wakefield 75-77—152
Courtney Taylor, Gastonia Ashbrook 75-77—152
Lizzie Bundy, Clayton 77-75—152
5. Tatum Briele, New Bern 78-75—153
6. Katie Kirk, North Mecklenburg 75-80—155
Jessica Hook, Wilmington Ashley 77-78—155
8. Shannon Prunty, Northwest Guilford 78-78—156
Katherine Perry, Raleigh Athens Drive 78-78—156
10. Clare Fisher, Asheville A.C. Reynolds 80-77—157
11. Brianna Clemmons, Northwest Guilford 82-76—158
12. Michelle Ahn, Chapel Hill 83-76—159
13. Shauna Walor, Wake Forest-Rolesville 81-80—161
14. Courtney Rousse, Apex Middle Creek 81-83—164
Molly Plomaritis, Greensboro Grimsley 79-85—164
EMREY WINS MEDALIST HONORS, ATHENS DRIVE IS TEAM CHAMPION IN NCHSAA 4-A WOMEN’S GOLF
PINEHURST – Allison Emrey of Charlotte Ardrey Kell captured top individual honors on Tuesday in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 4-A women’s golf championships at Pinehurst number one.
Emrey began the day in fourth place just one shot out of the lead, but she handled the chilly, windy conditions well enough to shoot a two-over 75 for a 36-hole score of 151, five-over par, edging out a trio of golfers who finished one shot back.
Courtney Taylor of Gastonia Ashbrook, Courtney McKim of Raleigh Wakefield and Clayton’s Lizzie Bundy each carded 152 totals on the 5,713-yard layout. McKim was the defending individual champion while Taylor finished in a tie for second a year ago, five strokes behind McKim.
Led by Katherine Perry, Raleigh Athens Drive overcame a five-shot deficit after Monday’s play and took the team title, overtaking first-day leader Greensboro Grimsley. Athens Drive had a 511 to 515 for Grimsley and defending team champ Northwest Guilford, which tied for second. New Bern placed fourth at 521.
The best three scores of a team counted toward the team totals, and a total of 78 golfers and 14 teams competed in the two-day, 36-hole event.
Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor of the NCHSAA sports program.
NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2008 STATE 4-A WOMEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pinehurst number one
Tuesday’s Results—Final Team Standings
1. Raleigh Athens Drive 256-255—511
2. Greensboro Grimsley 251-264—515
Northwest Guilford 262-253—515
4. New Bern 260-261—521
5. Southern Pines Pinecrest 260-264—524
6. Wake Forest-Rolesville 262-266—528
7. Charlotte Ardrey Kell 274-260—534
8. North Mecklenburg 269-276—545
9. Raleigh Wakefield 280-274—554
10. Charlotte Myers Park 281-278—559
11. Chapel Hill 288-277—565
12. Raleigh Broughton 279-291—570
13. Matthews David Butler 286-288—574
14. Morrisville Green Hope 295-292—587
Tuesday’s Results—Final Individual Leaders
1. Allison Emrey, Charlotte Ardrey Kell 76-75—151
2. Courtney McKim, Raleigh Wakefield 75-77—152
Courtney Taylor, Gastonia Ashbrook 75-77—152
Lizzie Bundy, Clayton 77-75—152
5. Tatum Briele, New Bern 78-75—153
6. Katie Kirk, North Mecklenburg 75-80—155
Jessica Hook, Wilmington Ashley 77-78—155
8. Shannon Prunty, Northwest Guilford 78-78—156
Katherine Perry, Raleigh Athens Drive 78-78—156
10. Clare Fisher, Asheville A.C. Reynolds 80-77—157
11. Brianna Clemmons, Northwest Guilford 82-76—158
12. Michelle Ahn, Chapel Hill 83-76—159
13. Shauna Walor, Wake Forest-Rolesville 81-80—161
14. Courtney Rousse, Apex Middle Creek 81-83—164
Molly Plomaritis, Greensboro Grimsley 79-85—164
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