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(above) Freshman Jaycee Ternus hits her sand
shot out of a bunker at Quail Run golf course.
(right) Junior Kendra Wiese chips onto the
green on the thirteenth hole at Quail Run. Wiese
was a first year golfer.
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T
he Scotus girls' golf team had one main goal this
season: improvement, and they worked hard to
achieve this goal. The golf team started out strong
by winning their first three meets. Throughout the regular
season the team recieved a number of top five finishes and
medal winners.
"There were some meets we wished we had performed
better, and some that we were really proud of," junior
Emily Carstens said.
The varsity took home the gold at districts at Quail Run
with a score of 399. This was the third consecutive victory
for senior Emerson Belitz.
"It felt amazing, and the team was very excited. I was
really happy with how everything went," Belitz said.
The team traveled to Lake Maloney in North Platte to
compete at the state tournament and tied for ninth with a
two-day score of 802.
"It felt great to play at state because I worked hard to
get there," junior Kaitlyn Enderlin said.
Even if it was not the best way to end, the team was
happy with how they performed during the season.
"It was a huge accomplishment. We did the best we
could and gave it our all," junior Maddie Neville said.
Junior Kendra Wiese had similar things to say about
the season.
"I am thankful for the girls this season. I am very happy
I made the move to golf!"
Lone senior Emerson Belitz sends a putt toward the
hole. Belitz ended her high school career with a
thirteenth place medal at state.
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"At the Blair meet, I got poison ivy and
couldn't shake the golf pro's hand
when I got my medal."
-Kendra Wiese, 11
"At the Albion meet, I went to the
emergency room with kidney
stones."
-Emily Carstens, 11
"After state golf, the team tried to get
a kitten to come up to us for hours so
we could cut its spurs out."
-Maddie Neville, 11
Did you
have any
weird
experiences
or awkward
moments at
a meet this
season?
(left) Junior Kaitlyn Enderlin
watches her putt at a dual with
Fullerton at Quail Run. Enderlin's
season included multiple personal
bests.
(below, left to right) Freshman
MaKenzie Enderlin putts off the
fringe on her ninth hole.
Coach Tanya Neidbalski, junior
Emily Carstens, junior Maddie
Neville, senior Emerson Belitz,
junior Kaitlyn Enderlin, and junior
Kendra Wiese celebrate after the
second day of state golf. The team
tied for ninth place after both days of
competition.
Sophomore Hannah Allen hits her
ball toward the green at the Norfolk
Catholic dual. Scotus won over their
opponents with a score of 197.
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(right) Freshman MaKenzie Enderlin lines up her putt at
the Lakeview Triangular. Enderlin played as the golf
team's varsity alternate. The Lakeview triangular
was their first victory of the season. The girls
grabbed their win with a team score of 195 on
nine holes.
(above left to right) Junior Maddie Neville watches her ball after a shot on hole four at the Elks
Country Club.
Junior Alaina Wallick lines up her par putt at Quail Run golf course.
Sophomore Hallie Parker punches her ball out of the rough.
Junior Emily Carstens admires her drive off of the eighth tee box at a dual between Scotus and
Fullerton.
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