By RICHIE HALL
NOBLESVILLE – Consistency is a good thing, especially with the state tournament around the corner.
The Noblesville girls golf team put together another consistent performance last Saturday as it hosted the Courtney Cox Cole Invitational at Harbour Trees. The Millers won the tournament as their Gold team scored 312.
Carmel’s Sophie Mock was the meet medalist with 72. (Richie Hall)
Noblesville’s top scorers were all within shouting distance of each other. Olivia Fowler led the Millers with a 74, which tied her for second place individually. Josie Kelley added a 75, good for fourth place. Karis Shields scored 80 (tying her for seventh place) and Olivia Anderson added 83. Presley White scored 85.
“I thought they played well,” said Noblesville coach Justin Werkley. “The course was difficult, but I thought we played well. We hung in there. Every round is different.”
The Millers have two more meets this week, starting with a three-team match at Chatham Hills with Carmel and Westfield on Tuesday. Noblesville then travels to West Chase in Brownsburg on Wednesday for a dual with the Bulldogs, then host the sectional at Harbour Trees next Monday, Sept. 23.
“Anytime we can get out and compete on this course, it helps us prepare for the sectional,” said Werkley.
Hamilton Southeastern, which also plays at Harbour Trees for the sectional, scored 327 to take second place as a team. Janelle Garcia scored 76, making her the fifth-place individual.
Carmel scored 328 to take third as a team. The Greyhounds had the meet medalist: senior Sophie Mock totaled a 72, which she called a “really solid” performance.
“It was a bit of a rough start, but once I got more comfortable with my irons, I was able to stick it a little closer to the pin and was able to just make some putts,” said Mock.
Maddie Headlee scored 74, putting her in a tie for second place.
“I think it’s good because we can push each other,” said Mock. “And it’s just nice, and you have someone else that has your back on the course and you can be confident in their play.”
Westfield scored 344, while Guerin Catholic totaled 358. Ali Scott posted 78, good for sixth place. Fishers’ Kendall Manion, Shields and Noblesville White’s Peyton Kauzlick all scored 80, tying them for eighth place.
Team scores: Noblesville Gold 312, Hamilton Southeastern 327, Carmel 328, Noblesville White 340, Westfield 344, Guerin Catholic 358, Lapel 362, Zionsville 371, Fishers 373, Noblesville Black 391, Cathedral 421.
Medalist: Sophie Mock (Carmel) 35-37=72.
Noblesville Gold scores: Olivia Fowler 40-34=74, Josie Kelley 35-40=75, Karis Shields 41-39=80, Olivia Anderson 42-41=83, Presley White 44-41=85.
Southeastern scores: Janelle Garcia 38-38=76, Sophie Roberts 36-47=83, Laci Hart 41-42=83, Brooke Willard 43-42=85, Karolina Franssen 45-48=93.
Other Carmel scores: Maddie Headlee 34-40=74, Allie Thompson 40-44=84, Kate Harding 47-51=98, Georgia Murnan 45-53=98.
Noblesville White scores: Peyton Kauzlick 39-41=80, Lauren Turpin 40-40=80, Kate Murphy 38-47=85, Savannah Munson 46-49=95, Maddie Munson 47-48=95.
Westfield scores: Harper Bryant 43-39=82, Sami Hanavan 42-43=85, Anna McKeown 43-42=85, Taylor Nokes 45-47=92, Addison Ross 50-45=95.
Guerin Catholic scores: Ali Scott 42-36=78, Sydney Delagrange 46-45=91, Sarah Rigg 46-45=91, Gracie Navarro 47-51=98, Avery Wall 51-51=102.
Fishers scores: Kendall Manion 38-42=80, Ellie Webster 47-49=96, Sophia Rush 50-47=97, Natalie Vinton 51-49=100, Lola Kivett 47-57=104.
Noblesville Black: Gillian Cota 46-48=94, Ramsey Baltz 46-49=95, Keelin Werkley 51-50=101, Addi Burns 51-50=101, Kendall Werkley 54-52=106.
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Westfield picked up a nice win in the Bloomington North Invitational last Saturday at the Cascades.
The Shamrocks totaled 299, ahead of runner-up Floyd Central’s 304. Kelsey Haverluck won medalist honors with a three under par 68, while Addi Kooi was the runner-up with a one under par 70.
Lilley Ku scored 77. Sophie Raines and Kate Brown completed the scoring; both scored 84s.
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Hamilton Heights placed fifth out of nine teams in the Hoosier Conference meet, which took place last Saturday at Bear Slide.
The Huskies scored 424; new conference member Logansport won the meet with 362. Taylor Morrison tied for fifth individually with a score of 88, earning All-Conference honors. Morrison had one birdie in her round.
Other Heights scores were Presley Cherry 101, Tanner Penwell 110 and Fiona McDonald 125.
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