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Varsity Golf Bell Battle Ends in Stalemate

Paul Zubatov — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:46:24 +0000

In a surprising turn of events yesterday the Sea Queens, ranked 9th in the Pacific Coast League, tied the 2nd seed Newport Harbor Sailors. Both teams shot a respectable 222.

The Santa Ana Country Club played host to this back and forth match between the two teams.

Ashley Varner medaled for the Sea Queens with 41 shots on a front 9 – par 36.

Tensions ran high among the varsity squad as they walked out onto the fairways. Newport Harbor seemed to be an insurmountable force, having not lost a match in the Sunset League. CdM’s Girls Varsity Coach Mike Starkweather could be heard uttering words of encouragement. Clearly they helped.

This match is without a doubt an example of the determination the Sea Queens have portrayed throughout the season to ascend in the rankings.

The Sea Queen’s record remains at 6-2-0 in league and 8-6-2 overall.

Seaqueens over Patriots

Paul Zubatov — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 19:05:48 +0000

In a match held Tuesday, October 6, 2009, the Corona del Mar Girls Varsity Golf squad defeated the Beckman High School team. Held at Tustin Ranch Golf Course, the Seaqueens out-shot the Patriots 220-232. On the back 9 par 36, the Seaqueens came out on top.

The Seaqueens are now 4-2-0 in the Pacific Coast League, and 6-6-1 overall.

Senior Captain for the Seaqueens Amanda Johnson says, “Everyone shot really well, and I am so happy that the season is turning out the way it is.”

The team is still hopeful as the season is just about half way over.

Next for the Seaqueens is Laguna Hills High School on October 8, 2009

Girls’ Varsity Golf Loses to Number One Seed

Paul Zubatov — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 19:33:10 +0000

In a match held Wednesday the 21st, the Corona del Mar Seaqueens lost to the formidable University High Trojans, the number one seated team in the league. The Trojans out-shot the Seaqueens in a 199-215 (16 strokes) victory.

Senior Captain Amanda Johnson earned medalist for the CdM team by shooting an individual’s 37, just two strokes above the Trojan’s Ani Gulugian.

Despite the loss, the Seaqueens remain optimistic. Johnson states,”despite them being the best team, I still think we played well, but clearly there is still room for improvement”.

Also yesterday, CdM’s Girls’ Junior Varsity Golf remained undefeated in their season by defeating Marina High School 225 to 248 (23 strokes) at Meadowlark Golf Course.

Both Jordan Dillion and Emily Turner medaled for the CdM team by shooting 44’s.