Page 11 Spring Sports Lo-Ma Golfers ready to tee up for the 2012 season April 4, 2012
The Logan-Magnolia High School boys’ and girls’ golf teams are ready to hit the course in order to fine-tune their game for the 2012 season. The golf teams took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather as they began practice during the week of March 12. The main goal of the season will be to become more consistent, not only with each golfers swing, but in scoring from meet to meet. The girls’ golf team saw seven golfers show up for the first day of practice. Sophomore, Molly Weber, is the only golfer who returns with varsity experience as she lettered on last year’s Regional qualifying team Other golfers who will be looked at to contribute at the varsity level are, juniors, Staci Baker, Sydney Hammitt, Jade Larson and Erin Schramm; sophomore, Denisha Dobbs and freshman, Sarah Stueve.
For the boys’ team, 16 golfers are looking to fill out the varsity and junior varsity rosters for the season. Seniors Alex Cohrs and Cole Davis and junior Clayton Lundergard, return with varsity experience from last season. As a team, these three golfers will lead the way as the Panthers’ try and improve on last year ’s scoring average. Improvement on the team’s average score will allow LoMa to be more competitive from meet to meet. Individually, Davis will look to continue his strong play which earned him medalist honors on more than one occasion last year, highlighted by a first place finish at the Western Valley Conference Championship in Denison. Others vying for the positions on the team are seniors, Nate Fender and Justin
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Members of the Lo-Ma High School golf team this year are, in front, from left to right, Cade Bolte, Sydney Hammitt, Jade Larson, Staci Baker, Molly Weber, Sarah Stueve, Denisha Dobbs, Jack Forsen; second row, Dillon Knudsen, Ty Pitt, Gabe Holben, Nate Fender, Justin McMurray, Clayton Lundegard; back row, Drake Cohrs, Justin Vaughn, Logan Worley, Colton Small, Cole Davis, Alex Cohrs, Braden Rosengren, Robert Rydberg. Not pictured, Erin Schramm. Photo: Mary Darling