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Prep Playoffs Roundup: Reagan girls place fourth in 4-A golf
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Published: October 28, 2009
NCHSAA golf
Class 4-A: Reagan shot 259 yesterday to finish fourth in the state championship at the West Course of the Foxfire Golf and Country Club in Pinehurst.
Senior Katherine Perry of Raleigh Athens Drive fired a two-under par 71 to come from behind to take the individual title and helped lead Athens Drive to the team title.
Perry finished with a 144, four shots better than Allison Emrey of Charlotte Ardrey Kell, the defending champion. Kristi Ingram of Mount Tabor shot 81 to finish 11th, Hannah Craver of Reagan was 16th, and Erica Clinard of Reynolds was 20th.
Final team scores
Raleigh Athens Drive 234-224—458; Charlotte Ardrey Kell 226-241—467; Ragsdale 254-251—505; Reagan 252-259–511; Greensboro Grimsley 252-259—511; Raleigh Wakefield 254-265—519; Cary Green Hope 256-269–525; Charlotte Myers Park 261-274—535; Asheville Roberson 267-276—543; Fayetteville Terry Sanford 267-283—550; New Bern 292-262—554; North Davidson 312-297–609; East Chapel Hill 310-306—616
Final Individual Scores
Katherine Perry (Raleigh Athens Drive) 73-71—144; Allison Emrey (Charlotte Ardrey Kell) 71-77—148; Sarah Bae (Raleigh Athens Drive) 77-71—148; Katie Kirk (North Mecklenburg) 72-77—149; Lizzie Bundy (Clayton) 72-79—151; Molly Plomaritis (Grimsley) 75-77—152; Michelle Pilo (Apex) 77-77—154; Lily Crane (Ragsdale) 78-79—157; Suzie Choe (Fayetteville Sanford) 80-77—157; Dana Watkins (Knightdale) 77-81—158; Kristi Ingram (Mount Tabor) 78-81—159; Ashley Osiecki (New Bern) 81-78—159; Elisha Zhang (Ardrey Kell) 79-80—159; Allyson Markiewicz (Ardrey Kell) 76-84—160; JB Shavlik (Raleigh Broughton) 78-84—162; Hannah Craver (Reagan) 79-85—164; Laura Chang (Ragsdale) 84-81—165; Kendal Spoon (S. Alamance) 86-80—166; Samantha Wallace (Matthews Butler) 81-85—166; Erica Clinard (Reynolds) 83-84—167
Class 3-A/2-A/1-A: West Henderson's Kayla Scuipider held on to win the individual championship yesterday at Longleaf Golf and Country Club in Southern Pines.
Scuipider, who finished tied for third last year, had a 4-over 75 to go with an opening round 74, three shots ahead of the field. Gastonia Ashbrook's Megan Burnham, who had yesterday's best round with a 72, and Andrea Robbins of Climax Providence Grove tied for second.
Leslie Long of Forbush finished tied for 14th.
In the team standings, West Henderson rallied from eight shots down to win the title by eight over Salisbury. Hampstead Topsail was third.
Final Team Scores
1. West Henderson258-251—509; 2. Salisbury 250-268—518; 3. Hampstead Topsail 261-260—521; 4.Western Alamance 273-255—528; 5. Pittsboro Northwood 266-267—533; 6. East Lincoln 279-270—549; 7. Northern Guilford 274-276—550; 8. Charlotte Catholic 274-277—551; 9. Belmont South Point 290-296—586; 10. Wilson Fike 290-306—596; 11. Southern Lee 296-301—597; 12. Black Mountain Owen 304-300—604
Final Individual results
Kayla Sciupider (West Henderson) 74-75—149; Megan Burnham (Gastonia Ashbrook) 80-72—152; Andrea Robbins (Climax Providence Grove) 79-73—152; Lori Beth Adams (Western Alamance) 78-76—154; Tara Simmons (Pikeville Aycock) 76-78—154; Mattie Toby (E. Lincoln) 78-76—154; Samantha Gilder (Union Pines) 82-77—159; Emily Brooks (Pittsboro Northwood) 82-80—162; Madison Kennedy (Salisbury) 80-84—164; Mallory Warrick (Wilson Fike) 80-84—164; Jasmine Reeves (Eastern Wayne) 86-80—166.
NCISAA soccer
FCD 3, HP Wesleyan 2: Chase Troxell, Kris Dixon, and Kwame Seymour each scored to lead Forsyth Country Day to a quarterfinal win over High Point Wesleyan in the NCISAA 3-A state playoffs last night in Lewisville.
Wesleyan (17-6-4) had a 15-7 advantage in shots, but keeper Marko Mandalinic had 11 saves for FCD.
FCD (18-6) will play Charlotte Latin at 5 p.m. in Friday's semifinals at North Raleigh Christian.
NCHSAA volleyball
Mount Tabor 3, Greensboro Page 0: Anna Logan had 10 kills to help Mount Tabor defeat visiting Greensboro Page 25-11, 25-17, 25-10 in the second round of the Class 4-A tournament.
Alleghany 3, Highlands 0: Molly Grubb had 15 kills to lead Alleghany past Highlands in the second round of the Class 1-A playoffs yesterday.
Alleghany (22-4) won 25-17, 25-13 and 25-19 and will play at home against the Robbinsville-Hendersonville winner on Thursday.
North Surry 3, North Henderson 0: Courtney Campbell had 17 kills and Kara Hodges had 35 assists as North Surry swept North Henderson.
North Surry (29-0) won 25-20, 25-22 and 25-22 and will play the winner of the Bandys-Forbush match Thursday night.
Watauga 3, McDowell 1: Watauga defeated McDowell 25-12, 26-24, 19-25, 25-16 in the second round of the Class 4-A tournament in Boone yesterday.
Watauga (22-3) will play at home Thursday.
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