ALGONQUIN, Ill. —
For the sixth year in a row, Fulton qualified a player to the boys Illinois Class 1A boys golf state meet Monday.
Each year since the golf postseason has been separated into three classes, a Steamer has advanced.
Logan Rascher, a senior, fired an 87 to place seventh out of golfers not on qualifying teams and earn a berth in the state tournament. The top three teams advance and Fulton was fourth, shooting 357, nine strokes behind third-place Freeport Aquin.
North Shore Country Day won with a 313.
Morrison senior Reid Hoffman, the Three Rivers Conference medalist, shot 85 to place fifth among individuals. The Mus-tangs were sixth with a 365.
Last year, Evan Eissens and Kyle Work-man qualified for Fulton. Work-man qualified the two years before that and Jack Hanrahan the two years before that.
Now it’s Rascher’s turn.
Prophets girls advance
GENOA, Ill. — Prophetstown shot a 412 to place third as a team at a Class A girls golf sectional and advance to the state meet Monday.
Annie Sandrock shot 98 to lead the Prophets, recording a 47 on the back nine. Stephanie Emery, with a 48 on the back nine, finished at 100.
Molly Corbin shot a 101 round and Ella Kramer recorded a 113 to finish out the scoring. All four Prophets who scored are seniors.
The Prophets bested Nazareth by seven strokes for the final qualifying spot. Rockford Lutheran won with a 384.
BOYS GOLF - Class 1A
Elgin Sectional
Team standings (top 3 advance to state) — 1. North Shore Country Day 313; 2. Byron 339; 3. Freeport Aquin 348; 4. Fulton 357; 5. Parker 364; 6. Morrison 365; 7. Beecher 366; 8. Stockton 370; 9. Northridge Prep 372; 10. Seneca 382; 11. Dakota 383; 12. Aurora Christian 393.
Individual advancers
(top 10 from non-qualifying teams advance)
1. Devin Hartman (Eastland) 78; 2. Pete Mautino (Spring Valley Hall) 80; 3. Michael Barber (Beecher) 83; 4. Cameron Carone (Parker) 84; 5. Reid Hoffman (Morrison) 85; 6. Conner Rejman (Westminster Christian) 86; 7. Logan Rascher (Fulton) 87; 8. Taylor Burns (Dakota) 87; 9. Andrew Dykun (Elgin Academy) 87; 10. Zach Aring (Beecher) 88.
Medalist — Andrew Bedford (NSCD) 75.
GIRLS GOLF - Class A
Genoa Sectional
Team standings (top 3 advance to state) — 1. Rockford Lutheran 384; 2. Somonauk 399; 3. Prophetstown 412; 4. Nazareth 419; 5. Genoa-Kingston 424; 6. Eastland 435; 7. Geneseo 435; 8. Richmond-Burton 438; 9. Rosary 446; 10. Byron 457; 11. Regina Dominican 464; 12. Mount Assisi Academy 482.
Individual advancers
(top 10 from non-qualifying teams advance)
1. Sabrina Bonanno (Norridge Ridgewood) 78; 2. Abby Sullivan (Rockford Christian) 90; 3. McKenzie Rome (Chicago F.W. Parker) 90; 4. Rylie Loux (Plano) 91; 5. Alina Llanas (Polo) 91; 6. Erica Jackson (Chicago South Shore) 92; 7. Alex Moutrey (Eastland) 94; 8. Monica Lieving (Geneseo) 95; 9. Emily Wakeley (Genoa-Kingston) 96; 10. Victoria Phipps (Rosary) 96.
Medalist — Jessica Schultz (Somonauk) 77.
PROPHETSTOWN — Annie Sandrock 98; Stephanie Emery 100; Molly Corbin 101; Ella Kramer 113; Abbey Baker 120; Catherine Cooney 162.
High School Sports
October 9, 2012
Fulton, Morrison golfers qualify for state meet
Rascher, Hoffman advance
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