The Vinton-Shellsburg girls golf team finished its season with a fourth-place showing at the District meet at Waverly on Monday. Several players achieved personal milestones during the tournament. Here is the summary from coach Janet Woodhouse:
 
Districts at Waverly Golf Course, par 70
May 16, 2011
Weather conditions: cool, sunny, breezy
 
8 teams participate: two advance to regionals and five individuals
 
Clear Lake            339    (lowest team score in the state qualifiers)
South Tama          367
Hampton-Dumont  410
V-S                      417
Iowa Falls-Alden    451
Union                   471
CPU                     475
Benton Com.         524
 
V-S individual scores:
Erin Randall             46-50    96
Kelsey Mahood        46-54    100
Hannah Looney        53-54    107
Mara Jessen            58-56    114
Natalie Ketchen       53-61    114
Cara Hach               61-56    117
 
     We shot a number of personal bests today.  Our team score of 198 was our lowest nine hole round of the season!  That establishes a goal for 2112: break 200 consistently.  Last year at districts our team shot a 461.  I was very pleased to see our 417 today; even though they were different golf courses, that's a considerable drop in strokes. The team is to be congratulated for those efforts.
 
     Erin Randall and Kelsey Mahood both shot 46 on the front nine; their best in competition; Kelsey's best in four years of high school golf.  It was Erin's first time to break 100 in 18 holes!  Kelsey's round of 100 was her personal best also.  Hannah's 107 for 18 holes was her personal best.  Natalie's lowest round in competiton for the year was her 53 on the front nine.  The girls putted pretty well; Kelsey was low with 29 for the 18 holes.
 
     It was the last high school competition for seniors Kelsey Mahood and Hannah Looney; they will be missed. 

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BK May 18, 2011, 8:54 pm Thanks, Janet, for keeping us posted during the season. Way to go ladies! An achievement to be proud of!