Schimpf Dominated Carolinas Junior Girls' Championship

 

BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. (August 1, 2019) -- The final results of the 63rd Carolinas Junior Girls’ Championship at Columbia Country Club in Blythewood, S.C. from July 30 - August 1, 2019. (6,072 yards, par 36-36--72, 75.1/133)

 

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Abigail Schimpf of Daniel Island, S.C. took the 63rd Carolinas Junior Girls’ Championship by storm today, finishing the tournament at 12-under-par, 204. She broke the previous tournament record of 213 by nine strokes and edged out her nearest competitor by eight strokes.

Schimpf said, “I just tried to play my best game and I wasn’t paying attention to the score so I didn’t know that I had done that until I finished, but it is pretty cool.”

Schimpf started her round with an eagle on No. 2 from 92 yards out which just really started to fuel her fire. “My eagle was exciting, but it was just the second hole so I knew there was a lot of golf left and I needed to keep focusing. It was just another shot in my round,” said Schimpf.

This is Schimpf’s first Carolinas Golf Association championship and what a way to win it by breaking the tournament record and shooting 70, 66, and 68 in her three rounds. “I just did my best and it worked. I am happy that I was able to win this,” said Schimpf.

Sophie Holland of Cornelius, N.C. earned runner-up honors with a 4-under-par, 212 which also managed to beat the previous tournament record. Holland was tied for the low round today with an impressive 4-under-par, 68.

Alexia Siehl of Fort Mill, S.C. and Emily Dunlap of Greenville, S.C. tied for third with matching even-par, 216 finishes. Rachel Rich of Mount Pleasant, S.C. earned fifth with a solid 2-over-par, 218 finish.

The CGA would like to thank the members and staff of Columbia Country Club for their amazing hospitality in hosting the Carolinas Junior Girls’ Championship. A special gratitude is extended to General Manager Chris Sparrow, Clubhouse Manager Heather Lathrop and Golf Course Superintendent, Sam Friar.

 

63rd Carolinas Junior Girls’ Championship

Columbia Country Club, Blythewood, S.C.

Final Results (6,072 yards, par 36-36--72, 75.1/133)

 

Pos.	Player	City, State, Grad Year	To Par	R1	R2	R3	Total
1	Abigail Schimpf	Daniel Island, SC, 2020	-12	70	66	68	204
2	Sophie Holland	Cornelius, NC, 2020	-4	73	71	68	212
T3	Alexia Siehl	Fort Mill, SC, 2022	E	74	69	73	216
T3	Emily Dunlap	Greenville, SC, 2019	E	72	75	69	216
5	Rachel Rich	Mount Pleasant, SC, 2020	+2	73	73	72	218
6	Macie Burcham	Greensboro, NC, 2021	+7	78	73	72	223
T7	Chloe Holder	Williamston, SC, 2021	+8	76	73	75	224
T7	Morgan Ketchum	Winston-Salem, NC, 2022	+8	78	72	74	224
T9	Kelley Topiwala	Matthews, NC, 2020	+9	76	76	73	225
T9	Molly Hardwick	Lexington, SC, 2022	+9	78	75	72	225
T9	Maria Atwood	Holly Springs, NC, 2022	+9	74	77	74	225
T9	Karlee Vardas	Lexington, SC, 2021	+9	74	76	75	225
13	Isabella Britt	Chesnee, SC, 2021	+10	76	75	75	226
14	Autumn Carey	Manning, SC, 2022	+11	78	73	76	227
15	Mary Kathryn Talledo	Spartanburg, SC, 2021	+12	77	76	75	228
16	Chloe Pittman	Davidson, NC, 2020	+13	78	74	77	229
17	Ella Stalvey	Blythewood, SC, 2023	+14	74	79	77	230
T18	Kennedy Gooding	Lexington, SC, 2022	+15	77	80	74	231
T18	Grace Holcomb	Wilmington, NC, 2021	+15	77	78	76	231
T20	Nicole Nash	Charlotte, NC, 2023	+16	77	76	79	232
T20	Peyton Gillespie	Greenville, SC, 2019	+16	75	78	79	232
22	Sarah Boteler	Greenville, SC, 2021	+17	78	77	78	233
23	Sydney Roberts	Chesnee, SC, 2022	+18	77	76	81	234
24	Lextyn Petz	Columbia, SC, 2021	+20	79	77	80	236
T25	Megan Morris	Cary, NC, 2021	+21	76	86	75	237
T25	Victoria Cook	Reidsville, NC, 2020	+21	79	80	78	237
T25	Parker Stalvey	Blythewood, SC, 2019	+21	79	80	78	237
T25	Sofia Carles	Clinton, SC, 2021	+21	80	78	79	237
T25	Deborah Spair	Raleigh, NC, 2020	+21	82	76	79	237
T30	Paige Paolucci	Blythewood, SC, 2022	+22	82	80	76	238
T30	Kayla Bartemeyer	Mount Pleasant, SC, 2020	+22	82	77	79	238
T30	Halynn Lee	Cary, NC, 2021	+22	79	78	81	238
T30	Ella Kue	King Mountain, NC, 2023	+22	76	80	82	238
T34	Jayla Rogers	Wilmington, NC, 2019	+23	80	79	80	239
T34	Lexi Bennett	Santee, SC, 2021	+23	79	80	80	239
T34	Abigayle Hatcher	Roebuck, SC, 2019	+23	79	81	79	239
T34	Kayla Dowell	Mebane, NC, 2021	+23	81	78	80	239
38	Hannah Altman	Lake City, SC, 2022	+27	84	78	81	243
T39	Kallie Pavlish	Charlotte, NC, 2020	+28	85	78	81	244
T39	Mattie Padgett	Seneca, SC, 2023	+28	83	77	84	244
T41	Anna Claire Bridge	Raleigh, NC, 2021	+29	82	81	82	245
T41	Anna Howerton	Kernersville, NC, 2023	+29	85	77	83	245
T43	Regan Clifford	Mt Pleasant, SC, 2020	+30	86	79	81	246
T43	Hailey Pendleton	Waxhaw, NC, 2020	+30	80	82	84	246
45	Zoe Carles	Clinton, SC, 2023	+33	84	85	80	249
T46	Taylor Reaves	Conway, SC, 2022	+35	90	84	77	251
T46	Katelyn David	Waxhaw, NC, 2019	+35	83	82	86	251
T46	Taylor Burch	Elgin, SC, 2021	+35	84	83	84	251
T46	Layla Meric	Wesley Chapel, NC, 2021	+35	84	80	87	251
50	Caitlyn Cash	Chesnee, SC, 2020	+38	86	82	86	254
51	Jalen Castle	West Columbia, SC, 2020	+39	90	85	80	255
52	Caroline Isaacson	Greensboro, NC, 2020	+41	87	87	83	257
53	Emma Hunt	Lake City, SC, 2022	+43	87	86	86	259
T54	Gabriela Cruz	High Point, NC, 2021	+44	90	86	84	260
T54	Amber Capote	Waxhaw, NC, 2020	+44	87	88	85	260
T54	Lindsey Hoile	Elgin, SC, 2020	+44	90	82	88	260
57	Mary Sears Brown	Wake Forest, NC, 2021	+45	87	84	90	261
58	Braelyn Pippin	Waxhaw, NC, 2020	+46	90	85	87	262
59	Alexis Hodge	Lexington, SC, 2022	+49	91	86	88	265
60	Hanna McCoy	Columbia, SC, 2021	+53	89	91	89	269
61	Makenzie Norwood	Kiawah, SC, 2022	+59	94	89	92	275
62	Jennifer Rials	Florence, SC, 2022	+63	93	95	91	279
WD	Lotte Fox	Raleigh, NC, 2020	-	88	WD		88

 

About the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA)

The CGA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization that was founded in 1909 to promote and to protect the game of golf in the Carolinas by providing competitions, education, support and benefits to golf clubs and golfers. The CGA is the second largest golf association in the country with over 700 member clubs represented by nearly 150,000 individuals.

The CGA annually conducts 48 championships and five team match competitions for men, women, juniors, and seniors. It also runs over 150 One-Day (net and gross) events as well as qualifying for USGA national championships. The CGA serves golf in the Carolinas with numerous programs such as: the USGA Handicap System; tournament management software and support; course measuring and course/slope ratings; agronomy consultation; answers about the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status, and Handicapping; Carolinas Golf Magazine; Interclub series; Tarheel Youth Golf Association; Carolinas Golf Hall of Fame; expense assistance for USGA Junior and Girls' Junior qualifiers from the Carolinas; and the Carolinas Golf Foundation (CGF). The CGF has distributed nearly $2,000,000 since 1977 to benefit Carolinas' golf initiatives including junior and women's programs.    

For more information about the CGA, visit our website.

 

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