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| 2015 Girls Golf | |||
| 4th | Wisconsin Dells Inv. w/Multiple Opponents | Trappers Turn GC | 7:30 AM |
| 183 – 165 | Oshkosh West | Rolling Meadows GC | 3:00 PM |
| 190 – 198 | Appleton North | Irish Waters GC | 3:00 PM |
| 24-Aug | Green Bay Southwest Inv. w/GB Preble/GB SW/ND De La Baie Ac/Pulaski/Wrightstown | Brown County GC | 9:00 AM |
| 191 – 218 | Appleton East | Rolling Meadows GC | 3:00 PM |
| 187 – 189 | Kaukauna | Countryside GC | 2:45 PM |
| 201 – 205 | Kimberly | Rolling Meadows GC | 3:00 PM |
| 182 – 212 | Appleton West | Winagamie GC | 3:00 PM |
| 12-Sep | Fond du Lac Inv. w/Multiple Opponents | Rolling Meadows GC | 9:00 AM |
| 10th Place | Sheboygan North Inv. w/Multiple Opponents | Town & Country GC-Sheboygan | 9:00 AM |
| 197 – 182 | Hortonville | Grand View GC | 3:00 PM |
| 180 – 193 | Neenah | Rolling Meadows GC | 3:00 PM |
| 184 – 206 | Oshkosh North | Westhaven GC | 2:45 PM |
| 5th Place | Conference Meet @ Oshkosh North w/Multiple Opponents | Wander Springs GC | 8:00 PM |
| 2015 FVA Girls Golf All-Conference | ||
| Margaret Krolczyk 10 | 2nd Team | 72.25 |
| Hannah Lange 11 | 2nd Team | 67.25 |
| Madeline Krolczyk 12 | Honorable Mention | 54.5 |
Krolczyk, Lange finish short of state
Margaret Krolczyk and Hannah Lange may have had a home-course advantage, but it wasn’t nearly enough against a loaded field.
At Tuesday’s WIAA Division 1 girls golf sectional meet hosted by Fond du Lac at Rolling Meadows Golf Course, Krolczyk and Lange needed more than a simple familiarity of the greens and fairways to overcome their competition.
Krolczyk shot 90 and Lange carded a 97, but neither score was good enough to advance to next week’s state meet at University Ridge in Madison.
“Both of the girls played their best out there,” Fond du Lac coach Patti Pelischek said. “They gave me 110 percent. Score-wise, I was thinking that in order to go on, they were going to need to be below 85. Since the day turned out as nice as it did, that 85 was on the high end. In that respect, it’s a little disappointing that we couldn’t be closer to that number, but Margaret will be back next year and I’m very proud of Hannah.” Krolczyk finished in 25th place, while Lange ended up 38th.
The top two teams at sectionals advance to state, while the top three individuals not on a state-qualifying squad also move on. With sunny conditions, temperatures reaching near 70 degrees and little wind to speak of, Tuesday’s meet was about as good as it gets when it comes to Wisconsin weather in early October. The result was low scores nearly across the board, making it even tougher on Krolczyk and Lange.
Hartland Arrowhead finished first as a team, shooting an impressive 301, while Mequon Homestead earned the other spot at state with a 325. Hartford Union finished third with a 328, while Kettle Moraine and Oshkosh West tied for fourth, both shooting 337.
Arrowhead freshman Emily Lauterbach earned medalist honors, shooting even-par 72, while Claire Lauterbach of Arrowhead was just behind her with a 73. Oshkosh West’s Jordann Handy and Hartford Union’s Chloe Volden and Amy Holzer qualified for state as individuals.
Krolczyk, a sophomore, shot 47 on the front nine before bouncing back with a 43 on the back nine. Although she was still 12 strokes away from qualifying for state, Tuesday’s meet was a good building block for her. Now she’s just looking to perform more consistently. “I think I was stronger in the beginning (of the season),” Krolczyk said. “My game deteriorated a little bit. But next year I’ll work on my irons and cleaning up the little things that gave me extra strokes.”
For the senior Lange, Tuesday’s meet may have been a disappointing end to her high school golf career, but she’s happy with how the year progressed. “I’m kind of disappointed with how I did today, but it was a good season,” she said. “I’m glad how it all turned out. … I think I became more patient and started to understand the game more.”
Team scores: Hartland Arrowhead 301, Mequon Homestead 325, Hartford Union 328, Kettle Moraine 337, Oshkosh West 337, Sheboygan North/South 382, West Bend West/East 386, Oconomowoc 405.
Top 10 individuals: 1, Emily Lauterbach, ARR, 72; 2, Claire Lauterbach, ARR, 73; 3, Speedy Kent, HOM, 75; 4, Mattie Kujawski, ARR, 77; 4, Jordann Handy, OW, 77; 6, Chloe Volden, HU, 78; 6, Amy Holzer, HU, 78; 8, Alexa Holland, ARR, 79; 9, Isabelle Maleki, HOM, 80; 9, Abby Cavaiani, KM, 80.
Fond du Lac: 25, Margeret Krolczyk, 90; 38, Hannah Lange, 97.
Lange, Krolczyk qualify for sectionals
OSHKOSH – The Fond du Lac girls golf team was only a couple of strokes away from advancing to next week’s sectional meet. While unfortunately for the Cardinals, sectionals won’t be happening, two Fond du Lac golfers will be making appearances.
Senior Hannah Lange and sophomore Margaret Krolczyk both shot 94 to finish in a tie for 11th place at Wednesday’s WIAA Division 1 regional meet at Oshkosh Country Club hosted by Oshkosh West, advancing to sectionals next week as individual qualifiers. Lange and Krolczyk were among the top four individuals that weren’t on sectional-qualifying teams. The top four teams advance to sectionals.
“I thought we didn’t play our best but I’m happy we’re still moving on to sectionals,” Lange said of her and Krolczyk. “It’s a hard course. My drives weren’t the best today but we still managed to go.”
Fond du Lac finished fifth as a team, shooting 394, to just miss advancing. Sheboygan North/South shot 392 to take the fourth and final qualifying spot. Hartford Union won the meet, shooting 341. Oshkosh West and West Bend West/East shot 361 and 379, respectively. Hartford Union’s Amy Holzer shot 77 to earn medalist honors.
Tuesday’s Division 1 sectional meet will take place at Rolling Meadows Golf Course in Fond du Lac.
WIAA Division 1 Regional
Oshkosh Country Club
Hartford Union 341, Oshkosh West 361, West Bend West/East 379, Sheboygan North/South 392, Fond du Lac 394, Neenah 398, Oshkosh North 442, Xavier/Menasha 469.
1, Amy Holzer, HU, 77; 2, Jordann Handy, OW, 81; 3, Chloe Volden, HU, 83; 4, Nikki Differt, HU, 86; 4, Zjennai Vang, SNS, 86; 6, Reagan Beyer, OW, 87; 7, Kenzie Tighe, WB, 91; 7, Taylor Obry, NEE, 91; 9, Sam Kreis, WB, 92; 10, Molly Mundinger, WB, 93.
- Fond du Lac: Hannah Lange 94, Margaret Krolczyk 94, Cassidy Kahl 100, Madeline Krolczyk 106, Ashley Anderson 115.
Fondy finishes fifth in FVA meet
WINNECONNE – The Fond du Lac girls golf team got an 88 from Hannah Lange as it finished 5th in the Fox Valley Association meet held at Lake Breeze Golf Club in Winneconne Thursday.
The Cardinals shot a 363, trailing Hortonville (357), Kimberly (356), Appleton North (352) and Oshkosh West (324).
Cassidy Kahl added an 89 for Fondy, Margaret Krolczyk had a 90 and Madeline Krolczyk chipped in a 96.
Oshkosh West’s Reagan Beyer and Kimberly’s Hannah Braun were co-medalists with a 79. Braun beat Beyer on the first playoff hole.
Fond du Lac defeats Oshkosh North
Fond du Lac 184, Oshkosh North 206: Cassidy Kahl shot a 43 as the Cardinals upended the Spartans in a Fox Valley Association dual meet.
Kahl earned medalist honors on Tuesday, edging teammate Hannah Lange and Oshkosh North’s Anna Smits, who both carded 44. Margaret Krolczyk came in with a 46, while Madeline Krolczyk shot 51.
Fond du Lac golfers collect win
Fond du Lac 180, Neenah 193: Hannah Lange led the Cardinals, shooting a 41 at Rolling Meadows as Fond du Lac collected the win.
Madeline Krolczyk added a 44 for Fond du Lac. Neenah’s Taylor Obry was medalist with a 40.
At Rolling Meadows, par 36
Team scores: Fond du Lac 180, Neenah 193
FDL: Hannah Lange 41, Madeline Krolczyk 44, Margaret Krolczyk 46, Ashley Anderson 49.
Hortonville tops Fond du Lac
Hortonville 182, Fond du Lac 197: The Polar Bears bested the Cardinals in a Fox Valley Association dual meet at Grandview Golf Course in Hortonville.
Hannah Lange shot 44 to lead Fond du Lac. Cassidy Kahl came in with a 50 and Ashley Anderson shot 51. Margaret Krolczyk carded a 52.
Lange, Kahl lead Fondy golfers
SHEBOYGAN – Hannah Lange and Cassidy Kahl each shot rounds of 94 to help Fond du Lac finish 10th at the 21-team Sheboygan Invitational at Town and Country Golf Course on Monday.
The Cardinals finished with a team total of 393, to edge Sheboygan by three strokes to earn the top 10 finish. Fond du Lac finished two shots behind West Bend and three behind Freedom on the day.
Lange and Kahl finished tied for 21st among the individuals as 18 golfers finished between 90 and 95.
At Town and Country, par 71
Team scores: De Pere 358, Cedarburg 363, Denmark 365, Kaukauna 372, Appleton North 381, Hartford 381, Green Bay Preble 382, Freedom 390, West Bend 391, Fond du Lac 393, Sheboygan North/South 396, Ashwaubenon 405, Kimberly 406, Neenah 408, Oshkosh North 419, Appleton East 423, Oshkosh West 425, Notre Dame 427, Pulaski 437, Bay Port 462
FDL: Hannah Lange 94, Cassidy Kahl 94, Madeline Krolczyk 100, Margaret Krolczyk 105.
Medalist: Megan Growt (DP), 76.
Fondy golfers cruise to win
Fond du Lac 182, Appleton West 212: Margaret Krolczyk notched medalist honors with a 42 at Winagamie to lead the Cardinals to the easy win. All four Fond du Lac golfers posted scores lower than the lowest Appleton West score.
Medalist: Margaret Krolczyk (FDL), 42.
FDL: Margaret Krolczyk 42, Hannah Lange 45, Madeline Krolczyk 47, Cassidy Kahl 48.
Fond du Lac golfers fall just short
Kimberly 201, Fond du Lac 205: The Cardinals nearly pulled out the win falling just short of the Papermakers at Rolling Meadows.
Margaret Krolczyk led Fond du Lac with a 49, while Hannah Lange and Madeline Krolczyk each shot 50s.
Team scores: Kimberly 201, Fond du Lac 205
Medalist: Hannah Braun (K), 39.
FDL: Margaret Krolczyk 49, Hannah Lange 50, Madeline Krolczyk 50, Cassidy Kahl 56.
Oshkosh West tops Fond du Lac
Oshkosh West 165, Fond duLac 183: Reagan Beyer and Jordann Handy shot a 38 and 39 to lead the Wildcats to a win over the Cardinals in a Fox Valley Association match played at Rolling Meadows Golf Course. Sydney Steinmetz and Gina Krause each chipped in 44s for Oshkosh West.
Margaret Krolczyk had a 42 to lead Fondy while Hannah Lange carded a 43.
Fondy edges Kaukauna
Fond du Lac 187, Kaukauna 189: The Cardinals edged the Galloping Ghosts in a Fox Valley Association dual match at Countryside Golf Course.
Hannah Lange earned medalist honors, shooting 41. Margaret Krolczyk was second for Fond du Lac, carding a 47, while Madeline Krolczyk shot 48.
Fondy knocks off Appleton East
Fond du Lac 191, Appleton East 218: Hannah Lange shot 46 to earn medalist honors as the Cardinals defeated the Patriots in a Fox Valley Association dual match Tuesday at Rolling Meadows Golf Club.
Madeline Krolcyzk came in with a 47 for Fond du Lac, while Cassidy Kahl and Margaret Krolczyk both shot 49.
Amanda Guzman carded a 50 to pace Appleton East.
Fondy knocks off Appleton North
Fond du Lac 190, Appleton North 198: The Cardinals defeated the Lightning in a Fox Valley Association dual meet played Thursday at Irish Waters Golf Course.
Margaret Krolczyk shot 43 to earn co-medalist honors, while Madeline Krolczyk carded a 48. Cassidy Kahl shot 49 and Hannah Lange came with a 50.
Fondy fourth at Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Dells Invite: The Fond du Lac girls golf team finished fourth on the second day of the Wisconsin Dells Invite, played at Christmas Mountain.
The Cardinals shot 399 as a team, with Green Bay Preble finishing first among Division 1 teams with a 374.
Margaret Krolczyk shot 97 to lead Fondy, while Ashley Anderson and Hannah Lange both carded 100. Maddie Krolczyk came in with a 102.
Green Bay Preble 374, Stevens Point 382, Stoughton 398, Fond du Lac 399, Waunakee (W) 417, Tomah 421, Beaver Dam 439, Waunakee (P) 462, DC Everest 512, Wisconsin Rapids 770, Marshfield 1000.
Fond du Lac team aims high under new coach
The Fond du Lac girls golf team will be filled with familiar faces in 2015. But the coaching position won’t be one of them.
Paula Suemnicht resigned in the week leading up to the start of the season to take a job in the Green Bay area and was replaced by Patti Pelischek, who’s coached the Campbellsport boys golf team for the past two decades. In her first week on the job, Pelischek is happy with how the team has responded to a new coach. “It’s been going pretty well,” Pelischek said. “The girls are receptive. … It will be OK. It’s going to be a good experience. The girls want to work hard, they’re trying very, very hard. We have a good nucleus of girls that I think will do well.” Luckily for Pelischek, she won’t be dealing with an inexperienced group.
Senior and fourth-year varsity player Madeline Krolczyk leads the returning Cardinals, while seniors Hannah Lange and Ashley Anderson also return. Junior Cassidy Kahl is also back, as is Margaret Krolczyk — a sophomore who was an honorable mention on the all-Fox Valley Association team in 2014. Sydney George will also be on this year’s team.
“The seniors are definitely going to be the leaders,” Pelischek said. “They’ve been really helpful in making the transition. They’re really helping me a lot, which I really appreciate. I think Margaret and Cassidy as underclassmen will do really well.”
But the Cardinals do lose three graduated seniors from last year, including two-time first team all-Fox Valley Association performer Shania Schibbelhut. Schibbelhut was sixth in the regional tournament last year in leading Fond du Lac to a second-place finish as a team and a berth to sectionals. Even with the loss of player of Schibbelhut’s caliber, Pelischek and the Cardinals still have high hopes for the 2015 season. “In talking to the girls, they kind of seem to think that returning to sectionals as a team is a definite possibility,” Pelischek said. “They also seem to think that they should be in the top half of the conference.”
Pelischek did note that participation numbers are relatively low for the team this year and encouraged any students on the fence about playing golf to contact her or the Fond du Lac High School athletic department as there’s still time to join the squad.
The Cardinals officially begin their season on Tuesday when they head to Wisconsin Dells for a two-day invitational. “They’ve all got great attitudes and they’re willing to work hard,” Pelischek said. “They’re trying their best and they’re anxious for the season to start. Their first meet is a 36-hole invite over in the Dells, so it will be a good indicator as to how they stack up against some of the competition over there.”
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