Own the GMC: The team that wins the name of Greater Metro Conference has what it takes to fight as it is. This has been true for Brookfield Central, especially in the last 3 seasons, where he finished third (2017), fourth (2018) and timing (2019) in Division 1. The return of junior Sarah Balding, last year’s player of the year. through the Wisconsin Golf Coaches Association, seniors CJ Romero and Kyley Wipper, who won all of the state’s honors, and a senior convention player, Erin Rosencrantz, means the Lancers will have one of the state’s highest internal lists.
Classic Warfare: Kettle Moraine and Arrowhead have played tug-of-war with the name Classic 8 over the years. The war can be fierce this year with two-time champion protector Kettle Moraine returning to 3 players from all states. Arrowhead, meanwhile, is returning to four of her five most sensible players, adding state junior Lauren Peterson, and is expected to get a touch from talented rookie Jessica Guiser.
The COVID-19 cloud: due to the threat of coronavirus, there is no guarantee that we will succeed in the state golf tournament or even to spend the normal season. That said, there will be measures in position to help mitigate the spread of the virus, such as getting rid of shotgun outputs to decrease the number of other people in the field at the same time and send tournament rewards instead of distributing them in the organization’s noticing environments. in the past. Years.
Jenna Anderson, Jr., Kettle Moraine: Twice in the Classic 8 category, Anderson will score two in the top 25 in the state competition. He won an honorable mention from all states last season.
Sarah Balding, Jr., Brookfield Central: The reigning state player of the year led the Lancers to a final spot at last season’s Division I state festival until the final moment in the medalist’s race. She’s a shot away from the champion, Jo Baranczyk of Bay Port.
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Ellie Behring, Sr. Oak Creek: The triple variety of the Southeast Conference is also the league’s protective player of the year. He finished last season averaging 79.5 issues and won the 3rd team of all states’ difference.
Madeline Fiebig, Jr., Kettle Moraine: The variety of the 8th classic first team has just finished one season in all states that ended with a final finish in 28th place in the state competition.
Jessica Guiser, brother, Arrowhead: A star on the Wisconsin PGA Youth Circuit, Guiser has a chance to have a quick effect on one of the state’s most productive systems.
Elise Hoven, Sr., Cedarburg: The North Shore Player of the Year won the first team from all states after posting an average of 75.33 and third place in the Division 1 State Game. She’ll play in the state of North Dakota.
Amanda Karvala, Sr., New Berlin Eisenhower/West: Karvala averaged 41 problems in nine holes last season and won the normal season and championships for the Woodland Conference tournament. Coaches have made it an honorable mention in each and every state.
Lauren Peterson, Jr., Arrowhead: The statewide artist won the Classic 8 tournament and finished 17 at the state festival last season.
Norah Roberts, Soph., Union Grove: After a freshman crusade in which she recorded an average of 41.3 of 9 holes and took the Broncos to a state tournament, Roberts will be the player to beat in the Southern Lakes. She’s tied for 20th in the state.
CJ Romero, Sr., Brookfield Central: A three-year-old school artist, Romero finished fourth in the Metropolitan Conference Player of the Year race and an honorable mention of the variety of all states.
Reagan Stuke, Sr., Kettle Moraine: Classic 8 helped the Lasers finish third in Division 1. His 3 out of 75 on the last day in the state tied for the moment the fastest lap of the day, a game that jumped his 10 puts in the standings.
Kyley Wipper, Sr., Brookfield Central: The variety of honorary mentions from all states returns to build a season in which he was the first convention team in the super-competitive Grand Metro.