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November 9, 2009

SAN JOSE – St. Francis High School claimed the NCGA/CIF Girls Northern California Championship, advancing to the state championship, to be held next Thursday at Poppy Hills.

The Sacramento school posted a 395, led by Briana Mao’s 74 and Marrisa Mar’s 76, to distance themselves from runner-up Alameda HS by four strokes. Both Alameda HS and Granada HS qualify for the state championship.

In individual play, NCGA Junior Player of the Year Hannah Suh of Evergreen Valley HS posted a one-stroke win over Mariko Tumangan of San Jose and Grace Na of Alameda. Suh fired a two-under 70. Tumangan had been perhaps the hottest high school golfer alive in the last week, after claiming the NCGA Junior Tour Championship at Belmont with a final round 66, and then blowing away the field at the Central Coast Section at Rancho Canada, this time shooting a course record 62.

The top six indivduals not on teams qualify for the state championship. Suh and Tumangan were joined by Taylor Camany of Salinas (72), Haley Andrea of Pacific Grove (74) and Stephanie Hsieh of Monta Vista (74). After a playoff, Alexandra Wong claimed the last spot in the state field.

The State Championship will be contested next Thursday, November 19 at Poppy Hills.

St. Francis High School

Alameda High School

Granada High School

Hannah Suh

Mariko Tumangan

Taylor Camany and Haley Andrea

Stephanie Hsieh and Alexandra Wong

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May 27, 2009

PEBBLE BEACH – Mayacama GC breezed to victory at the NCGA North Bay Zone Championship at Poppy Hills today.

The foursome of Pedro Arroyo, Bruce Cousins, Daniel Garcia and Eric Schwartz backed up their first-round 14-under-par team score at Bayonet with a final-round net 19-under-par 125.  Mayacama finished at 255 to win by a cool 10 strokes over the field.

Bodega Harbour GL’s Lynn Barr,  John Gonnella, Frank Gonnella and William Newman fired a net 18-under-par final-round to charge up the leaderboard and secure second place at 23-under 265 in the format that takes the best two of four net scores per hole.

The Mayacama and Bodega Harbour teams advance to the NCGA Zone Championship to be held at Spyglass Hill and Poppy Hills, August 31-September 1.

Champions: Mayacama's Pedro Arroyo, Bruce Cousins, Daniel Garcia and Eric Schwartz.

Runner Up Team: Bodega Harbour GL's Lynn Barr, Frank Gonnella, John Gonnella and William Newman.

Results

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April 19, 2009

San Mateo – In ideal scoring conditions at Poplar Creek GC, Shotaro Ban and Mariko Tumangan captured the NCGA Junior Tour Spring Series IV titles.

Ban, the overnight leader, followed up his first round 5-under-par 65 with an even-par 70 to secure the Boys’ Championship Flight by a single stroke at five-under-par 135. Kerman’s Timothy Toste was the only player to post two rounds under par with a pair of 68s to take second place at four-under-par 136, while Daniel Frantz of Red Bluff charged up the leaderboard on the final day with five-under-par 65 to finish at 139.

In the Boys’ First Flight, Hillsbourgh’s Richard Ayala fired a final-round two-over-par 72 to claim the victory by six strokes over Jordan Taylor of Hercules and Ryan Han of Hollister.  Taylor finished with a 73, while Han posted a 75 to finish at 12-over-par 152 in a tie for second.

Reigning NCGA Junior Champion Mariko Tumangan of San Jose fired a tournament low-round for the girls with a five-under-par 67.  Tumangan followed up a first round score of 72 to win the Girls Championship Flight by three strokes at five-under-par 139.  Hannah Suh, also from San Jose, carded a 69 to take second place at three-under-par 142.  Cupertino’s Hannah O’Sullivan and Fresno’s Asia Adell tied for third at two-over-par 146.

Kimberly Liu of San Ramon nabbed the Girls’ First Flight with an 84 to finish at 19-over-par 163.  Three strokes back, Sadie Strain of Arbuckle took second with a 79.  Three players tied for third place at 24-over-par 168, Janelle Reali of Livermore and Pleasanton’s Sierra Saucier and Kelly Shotwell.

The Junior Tour Spring Series continues April 25-26 at Oakmont GC, Santa Rosa.

Boys' Championship Flight: Champion Shotaro Ban, runner-up Timothy Toste and third-place finisher Daniel Frantz.

Girls' Championship Flight: Champion Mariko Tumangan, runner-up Hannah Suh, third-place ties Asia Adell and Hannah O'Sullivan.

Girls' Net: Runner-up Alexandra Sborov. Not pictured: Champion Sagee Palvivatana and third-place Carly Childs.	Boys' Net: Runner-up Matthew Briggs and third-place finisher Ryan Cuenca. Not pictured: Champion Mac O'Brien.
Girls' First Flight: Champion Kimberly Liu, runner-up Sadie Strain, third-place finishers Sierra Saucier and Janelle Reali. Not pictured: Kelly Shotwell.	Boys' First Flight: Champion Richard Ayala, runner-up Ryan Han and third-place winner Jordan Taylor.

Results

	Boys Championship Flight		Girls Championship Flight
	Shotaro Ban, San Jose, Calif. – 65-70–135		Mariko Tumangan, San Jose, Calif. – 72-67–139
	Timothy Toste, Kerman, Calif. – 68-68–136		Hannah Suh, San Jose, Calif. – 73-69–142
	Daniel Frantz, Red Bluff, Calif. – 74-65–139		Asia Adell, Fresno, Calif. – 76-70–146
	Michael Grinnell, Tiburon, Calif. – 67-73–140		Hannah OSullivan, Cupertino – 75-71–146
	Nicolas Noya, So. San Francisco, Calif. – 74-66–140		Alexandra Sborov, Pleasanton, Calif. – 74-73–147
	Bryson Dechambeau, Clovis, Calif. – 70-71–141		Bonnie Hu, Fremont, Calif. – 76-71–147
	Matthew Briggs, Novato, Calif. – 72-69–141		Olivia Chang, San Lorenzo, Calif. – 76-72–148
	Ryan Rankin, San Jose, Calif. – 73-68–141		Madchen Ly, Clovis, Calif. – 74-75–149
	Dash Lindsell, Burlingame, Calif. – 72-70–142		Sagee Palavivatana, North Highlands, Calif. – 75-75–150
	Amol Mahal, San Mateo, Calif. – 72-72–144		Carly Childs, Alameda, Calif. – 72-79–151
	Andrej Bevins, Elk Grove, Calif. – 71-73–144		Linda Brown, San Leandro, Calif. – 75-76–151
	Hayden Shieh, Fremont, Calif. – 72-72–144		Betty Chen, Castro Valley, Calif. – 75-77–152
	Jonathan De Los Reyes, Antioch, Calif. – 72-72–144		Christine Uhalde, Modesto, Calif. – 83-69–152
	Andrew Buchanan, Los Altos Hills, Calif. – 71-74–145		Jane Dong, Fremont, Calif. – 79-73–152
	Beau Zastrow, Lodi, Calif. – 76-69–145		Ellese Dias, Crockett, Calif. – 80-74–154
	Derek Karunaratne, Antioch, Calif. – 73-73–146		Nancy Xu, Sunnyvale, Calif. – 75-82–157
	Sean Collins, Los Gatos – 72-74–146		Jayshree Sarathy, Palo Alto – 82-76–158
	Josh Baskins, Redding, Calif. – 74-74–148		Samantha Moyal, Alameda, Calif. – 84-75–159
	Joseph Zakaria, San Luis Obispo, Calif. – 71-78–149		Kelsey Ulep, Lincoln, Calif. – 81-79–160
	Terry Drinkwater, Belmont, Calif. – 74-75–149		Stephanie Gibri, Sunnyvale – 79-81–160
	Tyler Anderson, San Luis Obispo, Calif. – 76-73–149		Spencer Heller, Turlock, Calif. – 83-78–161
	Forrest Iverson, Eureka, Calif. – 75-75–150		Alicia Binneboese, Carmel Valley, Calif. – 83-79–162
	Maximillian Chang, Dublin, Calif. – 76-74–150		Camille Armas, San Ramon, Calif. – 81-83–164
	Patrick Soli, San Carlos, Calif. – 78-72–150		Sara Banke, Danville, Calif. – 83-82–165
	Shintaro Ban, San Jose, Calif. – 78-72–150		Rachelle Reali, Livermore, Calif. – 85-81–166
	Skyler Finnell, Carmel, Calif. – 77-73–150		Chloe Sales, Palo Alto, Calif. – 86-88–174
	Drew Bender, Danville, Calif. – 75-76–151
	Jonathan Lin, Fremont, Calif. – 73-78–151		Girls First Flight
	Justin Marchiando, Carmel, Calif. – 78-73–151		Kimberly Liu, San Ramon, Calif. – 79-84–163
	Trevor Murphy, San Francisco, Calif. – 78-74–152		Sadie Strain, Arbuckle, Calif. – 87-79–166
	Nick Satterfield, Pacifica, Calif. – 78-75–153		Janelle Reali, Livermore, Calif. – 89-79–168
	James Ra, Sunnyvale, Calif. – 73-81–154		Kelly Shotwell, Pleasanton, Calif. – 78-90–168
	Patrick Kim, Pleasanton, Calif. – 80-74–154		Sierra Saucier, Pleasanton, Calif. – 80-88–168
	Sunwoo Choi, Dublin, Calif. – 82-72–154		Ysabel Cabreira, Oakley, Calif. – 92-77–169
	Nate Matherson, Danville, Calif. – 78-77–155		Anja Kong, Pleasanton, Calif. – 90-91–181
	Eric J Nelson, Elk Grove, Calif. – 81-76–157		Brittany Obryant, Elk Grove, Calif. – 98-89–187
	Jarvis Sill, Portola Valley, Calif. – 76-81–157		Claire Baldal, Paso Robles, Calif. – 99-91–190
	Andrew Leung, Burlingame, Calif. – 79-81–160
	Brandon Hing, Danville, Calif. – 80-81–161		Girls Net
	Tharusyan K Pillay, San Jose, Calif. – 84-78–162		Sagee Palavivatana, North Highlands, Calif. – 69-69–138
	Matthew Imel, Santa Cruz, Calif. – 80-83–163		Janelle Reali, Livermore, Calif. – 74-64–138
	Tyler S Lequia, Coarsegold, Calif. – 79-84–163		Hannah OSullivan, Cupertino – 72-68–140
	William Mease, Los Altos, Calif. – 80-83–163		Asia Adell, Fresno, Calif. – 74-68–142
	Chris Dial, Stockton – 82-82–164		Alexandra Sborov, Pleasanton, Calif. – 72-71–143
	Shrish Dwivedi, Redwood City, Calif. – 81-84–165		Carly Childs, Alameda, Calif. – 68-75–143
	Ryan Olson, Kingsburg, Calif. – 85-82–167		Sadie Strain, Arbuckle, Calif. – 76-68–144
	Brendt Quismundo, Seaside, Calif. – 91-78–169		Kimberly Liu, San Ramon, Calif. – 70-75–145
			Linda Brown, San Leandro, Calif. – 72-73–145
	Boys First Flight		Madchen Ly, Clovis, Calif. – 72-73–145
	Richard Ayala, Hillsbourgh – 74-72–146		Christine Uhalde, Modesto, Calif. – 80-66–146
	Ryan Han, Hollister, Calif. – 77-75–152		Bonnie Hu, Fremont, Calif. – 76-71–147
	Jordan Taylor, Hercules, Calif. – 79-73–152		Mariko Tumangan, San Jose, Calif. – 76-71–147
	Brendon Yu, Milpitas, Calif. – 78-77–155		Nancy Xu, Sunnyvale, Calif. – 70-77–147
	Chris Parkinson, Danville, Calif. – 82-73–155		Hannah Suh, San Jose, Calif. – 76-72–148
	Jacob Solomon, Dublin, Calif. – 76-81–157		Jane Dong, Fremont, Calif. – 77-71–148
	Eamonn Coughlin, Fair Oaks, Calif. – 80-79–159		Samantha Moyal, Alameda, Calif. – 79-70–149
	Ryan Cuenca, San Jose – 82-79–161		Jayshree Sarathy, Palo Alto – 78-72–150
	Robert Briggs, Novato, Calif. – 81-83–164		Kelly Shotwell, Pleasanton, Calif. – 69-81–150
	Grant Raffel, Palo Alto, Calif. – 83-82–165		Olivia Chang, San Lorenzo, Calif. – 77-73–150
	Ryan Yoast, Santa Rosa – 84-82–166		Stephanie Gibri, Sunnyvale – 74-76–150
	Kevin Fitzpatrick, Novato, Calif. – 83-85–168		Brittany Obryant, Elk Grove, Calif. – 80-71–151
	Ned Walecka, Atherton, Calif. – 85-83–168		Ysabel Cabreira, Oakley, Calif. – 83-68–151
	Bryce Yoshimoto, Fremont – 88-83–171		Betty Chen, Castro Valley, Calif. – 75-77–152
	Ryan T Foster, Los Gatos – 82-89–171		Ellese Dias, Crockett, Calif. – 79-73–152
	Ryan Vaughn, San Jose, Calif. – 91-83–174		Spencer Heller, Turlock, Calif. – 79-74–153
	Amay Poria, Morgan Hill, Calif. – 87-88–175		Rachelle Reali, Livermore, Calif. – 79-75–154
	Alexander Davis, Sunnyvale – 86-92–178		Sierra Saucier, Pleasanton, Calif. – 73-81–154
	Skye Lewis, Novato, Calif. – 94-84–178		Alicia Binneboese, Carmel Valley, Calif. – 80-76–156
	Spencer Morgan, Martinez, Calif. – 95-90–185		Camille Armas, San Ramon, Calif. – 77-79–156
	Joe LaHorgue, Kentfield, Calif. – 96-91–187		Kelsey Ulep, Lincoln, Calif. – 79-77–156
	Mac OBrien, Modesto – 102-93–195		Claire Baldal, Paso Robles, Calif. – 83-75–158
	Nick OBrien, Modesto – 111-109–220		Sara Banke, Danville, Calif. – 81-80–161
			Chloe Sales, Palo Alto, Calif. – 81-83–164
	Boys Net		Anja Kong, Pleasanton, Calif. – 82-83–165
	Mac OBrien, Modesto – 67-58–125		Elena Arroyo, Sacramento, Calif. – 83-WD–WD
	Matthew Briggs, Novato, Calif. – 67-64–131		Haley Friesch, San Francisco – 76-WD–WD
	Ryan Cuenca, San Jose – 67-64–131
	Richard Ayala, Hillsbourgh – 68-66–134
	Daniel Frantz, Red Bluff, Calif. – 72-63–135
	Shotaro Ban, San Jose, Calif. – 65-70–135
	Hayden Shieh, Fremont, Calif. – 68-68–136
	Michael Grinnell, Tiburon, Calif. – 65-71–136
	Skye Lewis, Novato, Calif. – 73-63–136
	Timothy Toste, Kerman, Calif. – 68-68–136
	Derek Karunaratne, Antioch, Calif. – 69-69–138
	Jordan Taylor, Hercules, Calif. – 72-66–138
	Nicolas Noya, So. San Francisco, Calif. – 73-65–138
	Robert Briggs, Novato, Calif. – 68-70–138
	Ryan Han, Hollister, Calif. – 70-68–138
	Ryan Yoast, Santa Rosa – 70-68–138
	Shintaro Ban, San Jose, Calif. – 72-66–138
	Ryan Rankin, San Jose, Calif. – 72-67–139
	Sean Collins, Los Gatos – 69-71–140
	Andrew Buchanan, Los Altos Hills, Calif. – 69-72–141
	Brendon Yu, Milpitas, Calif. – 71-70–141
	Chris Parkinson, Danville, Calif. – 75-66–141
	Eamonn Coughlin, Fair Oaks, Calif. – 71-70–141
	Jacob Solomon, Dublin, Calif. – 68-73–141
	Tyler Anderson, San Luis Obispo, Calif. – 72-69–141
	Amol Mahal, San Mateo, Calif. – 71-71–142
	Forrest Iverson, Eureka, Calif. – 71-71–142
	Patrick Kim, Pleasanton, Calif. – 74-68–142
	Patrick Soli, San Carlos, Calif. – 74-68–142
	Drew Bender, Danville, Calif. – 71-72–143
	Jarvis Sill, Portola Valley, Calif. – 69-74–143
	Jonathan Lin, Fremont, Calif. – 69-74–143
	Nick Satterfield, Pacifica, Calif. – 73-70–143
	Terry Drinkwater, Belmont, Calif. – 71-72–143
	Andrej Bevins, Elk Grove, Calif. – 71-73–144
	Jonathan De Los Reyes, Antioch, Calif. – 72-72–144
	Maximillian Chang, Dublin, Calif. – 73-71–144
	Skyler Finnell, Carmel, Calif. – 74-70–144
	Sunwoo Choi, Dublin, Calif. – 77-67–144
	Bryson Dechambeau, Clovis, Calif. – 72-73–145
	Eric J Nelson, Elk Grove, Calif. – 75-70–145
	Nate Matherson, Danville, Calif. – 73-72–145
	Dash Lindsell, Burlingame, Calif. – 74-72–146
	Bryce Yoshimoto, Fremont – 76-71–147
	Joseph Zakaria, San Luis Obispo, Calif. – 70-77–147
	Alexander Davis, Sunnyvale – 71-77–148
	Josh Baskins, Redding, Calif. – 74-74–148
	Ned Walecka, Atherton, Calif. – 75-73–148
	Beau Zastrow, Lodi, Calif. – 78-71–149
	Brandon Hing, Danville, Calif. – 74-75–149
	Grant Raffel, Palo Alto, Calif. – 75-74–149
	William Mease, Los Altos, Calif. – 73-76–149
	Andrew Leung, Burlingame, Calif. – 74-76–150
	Nick OBrien, Modesto – 76-74–150
	Tharusyan K Pillay, San Jose, Calif. – 78-72–150
	Justin Marchiando, Carmel, Calif. – 78-73–151
	Spencer Morgan, Martinez, Calif. – 78-73–151
	James Ra, Sunnyvale, Calif. – 72-80–152
	Trevor Murphy, San Francisco, Calif. – 78-74–152
	Ryan T Foster, Los Gatos – 73-80–153
	Tyler S Lequia, Coarsegold, Calif. – 74-79–153
	Kevin Fitzpatrick, Novato, Calif. – 77-79–156
	Ryan Vaughn, San Jose, Calif. – 82-74–156
	Joe LaHorgue, Kentfield, Calif. – 81-76–157
	Matthew Imel, Santa Cruz, Calif. – 77-80–157
	Shrish Dwivedi, Redwood City, Calif. – 77-80–157
	Chris Dial, Stockton – 79-79–158
	Brendt Quismundo, Seaside, Calif. – 86-73–159
	Ryan Olson, Kingsburg, Calif. – 81-78–159
	Amay Poria, Morgan Hill, Calif. – 81-82–163

 

March 15, 2009

Boys' champions Bryson Dechambeau and Matthew Hansen.

STOCKTON, CA – In windy conditions, the strongest players triumphed at the NCGA Junior Tour season opener at Brookside CC.

Bryson Dechambeau of Clovis fired a scorching three-under-par 69 in the final round to back-up his first round 71 and claim the NCGA Junior Tour Spring Series I.  “I was just trying to keep it in the fairway” commented Dechambeau – which was handy considering the four-inch long rough that lined the Brookside CC fairways.  The Clovis East HS player also won last year’s Junior Tour East Bay tournament at Poppy Ridge and admitted, “I’ve been working non-stop on my golf game” since last year.  Matthew Hansen of Los Osos secured second place with a final-round two-under-par 70, to finish at 143, while 2008 Tour Championship winner Kurt Kitayama of Chico took third with 73-73, 146.

Girls' champions Bonnie Hu, Casie Cathrea and Kortnie Maxoutopoulis.

Bonnie Hu of Fremont carded a final-round even-par 72 to claim victory in the Girls’ Championship Flight.  “I was very consistent,” commented Hu, who finished at two-over-par 146 for the tournament after a first-round 74 and secured the win by two strokes.  The Mission San Jose HS Junior also captured the NCGA Junior Tour Sacramento event last year.  Livermore’s Casie Cathrea posted a one-over-par 73 to finish at four-over-par 148 and claim second place while Kortnie Maxoutopoulis of Pleasanton finished in third at seven-over-par 151.

Ryan Han of Hollister captured the Boys’ First Flight with a final-round six-over-par 78.  Han finished at 161 for the tournament, which was good enough for a two stroke victory over second-place finisher Troy Maxoutopolous of Pleasanton. Jordan Taylor of Hercules posted an 83 to take third place.

In the Girls’ First Flight, overnight leader Kelly Shotwell of Pleasanton fired a 10-over-par 82 today to nab the title by seven strokes at 18-over-par 162.  Woodland’s Sara Scarlett posted an 81 to claim second place at 168, while San Francisco’s Kristi Wong finished in third with an 86, for a 169 total.

Jonathan Lin of Fremont and Sara Scarlett of Woodland captured the net competitions for boys and girls respectively, both carding net 142 total.

The 2009 season has brought some refinements to the NCGA Junior Tour.  Competition is no longer flighted by age group, rather, players compete in handicap divisions.  The Championship Flight is for players with a handicap index of 7.4 or less, while the First Flight is for players on 7.5 and above.

Brookside CC was a new site for the NCGA Junior Tour this year.  A total of four events have been added, making the 12-event schedule which concludes with the Tour Championship at Belmont Country Club in October.

In addition, members of the NCGA Foundation’s Youth on Course program receive a $15 discount on their entry fees.  The top finishers at the NCGA Junior Championship and the top players during the 2009 season will now receive exemptions into American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) events.

The NCGA Junior Tour Spring Series continues with the next stop at Stevinson Ranch GC, March 21-22.

Girls First Flight: Winner Kelly Shotwell and third-place Kristi Wong.
Boys First Flight: Third place winner Jordan Taylor and runner-up Troy Maxoutopoulis.

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Results

Boys Gross

Girls Gross

Girls Championship Flight
Bonnie Hu, Fremont, Calif. – 74-72–146		1st
Casie Cathrea, Livermore, Calif. – 75-73–148		2nd
Kortnie Maxoutopoulis, Pleasanton, Calif. – 76-75–151		3rd
Mariko Tumangan, San Jose, Calif. – 76-76–152
Haley Andreas, Pacific Grove, Calif. – 78-76–154
Alexandra Sborov, Pleasanton, Calif. – 79-76–155
Hannah Suh, San Jose, Calif. – 83-73–156
Madchen Ly, Clovis, Calif. – 81-75–156
Ashley Noda, Roseville, Calif. – 79-80–159
Paige Lee, Folsom, Calif. – 78-81–159
Tiffany Lim, San Jose, Calif. – 83-76–159
Carly Childs, Alameda, Calif. – 79-83–162
Alicia Binneboese, Carmel Valley, Calif. – 85-80–165
Briana Mao, Folsom, Calif. – 83-82–165
Krysta Clark, Manteca, Calif. – 87-78–165
Rachelle Reali, Livermore, Calif. – 86-79–165
Spencer Heller, Turlock, Calif. – 89-78–167
Taylor Camany, Salinas, Calif. – 82-86–168
Kelsey Ulep, Lincoln, Calif. – 85-84–169
Taryn Yee, Sacramento, Calif. – 84-85–169
Kirsten Locke, Murphys, Calif. – 85-85–170
Kercia Brakel, Acampo, Calif. – 87-84–171
Brittany Edwards, Antioch, Calif. – 90-84–174
Marguerite Swearingen, Livermore, Calif. – 87-87–174
Hannah O’Sullivan, Cupertino – 90-89–179
Monique Riley, Pleasanton, Calif. – 85-94–179
Taylor Wilkinson, Sanger, Calif. – 87-92–179
Nichole Cruz, Rancho Murieta, Calif. – 93-88–181
Elena Arroyo, Sacramento, Calif. – 95-89–184
Claire Kelly, Ross, Calif. – 99-96–195
Kelsey Kawaguchi, Los Altos – 98-100–198
Girls First Flight
Kelly Shotwell, Pleasanton, Calif. – 80-82–162		1st
Sara Scarlett, Woodland, Calif. – 87-81–168		2nd
Kristi Wong, San Francisco, Calif. – 83-86–169		3rd
Haley Edwards, Antioch, Calif. – 86-88–174
Nadine Innes, Walnut Creek, Calif. – 95-81–176
Anja Kong, Pleasanton, Calif. – 87-90–177
Sadie Strain, Arbuckle, Calif. – 91-86–177
Ysabel Cabreira, Oakley, Calif. – 87-92–179
Lin Philpott, Castro Valley – 93-87–180
Shannon Wong, San Francisco, Calif. – 89-94–183
Emily Laskin, Elk Grove, Calif. – 98-93–191

Boys Net

Girls Net