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Head Coach: Andy Carpenter Assistant Coach: Jack Malson Student Managers: tba |
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| Seniors | Juniors | Sophomores | Freshmen |
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| Kristi Cardwell Brooke Sawyer |
Jordan Broomfield Tausha Imlay Lindsy Jenkins |
Mary Kate Balsbaugh Kylie Kern |
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| Date | Opponent | Score |
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| Aug. 4 | Harrison Invite | Avon 310, Penn 333, Kokomo 339 Kristi Cardwell 75 (3rd overall), Kylie Kern 82, Lindsy Jenkins 82, Tausha Imlay 100, Mary Kate Balsbaugh 109. |
| Aug. 5 | Hamilton S.E. Invite | Weather cancellation |
| Aug. 6 | KHS Invite (Chippendale) | Kokomo finished fourth (359) in the 14-team invitational, with Hamilton
Southeastern taking first place with a score of 304. DeKalb was second with
325, Western was third (337). Northwestern was seventh with 381. Cardwell fired an 81, Kern 89, Imlay 94, Jenkins 95 and Brooke Sawyer 99. |
| Aug. 9 | Hulman Links Invite | Kokomo placed third in the eight-team invitational. Kristi Cardwell was medalist with a 76. Other scores were: Kylie Kern fired a 92, Lindsy Jenkins 94, Tausha Imlay 99 and Jordan Broomfield 125. |
| Aug. 11 | Center Grove Invite | Kokomo was 16th in the 21-team contest. Cardwell 81, Kern 85, Jenkins 108, Imlay 106, Mary Kate Balsbaugh. |
| Aug. 12 | F.W. Snider Invite | Kokomo placed fifth in the 17-team tourney. Kristi Cardwell tied a school record with her -1 score of 69 and was medalist. Kern had an 85, Imlay 90, Balsbaugh 95 and Brooke Sawyer 115. |
| Aug. 16 | Western Invite | In the 22-team tourney, Kokomo finished in sixth place. Kristi fired a -1 and was medalist again with her 71. Kern had an 84, Jenkins had a 95, Imlay had a 98 and Mary Kate Balsbaugh had a 101. |
| Aug. 18 | Marion (T) | (W) 176-183 Kern 41, Jenkins 45, Imlay 47, Balsbaugh 43, Sawyer 55, Broomfield 53. |
| Aug. 22 | Taylor (T) | (W) 162-229 Cardwell 36, Kern 37, Imlay 44, Jenkins 45, Sawyer 50, Broomfield 50, Balsbaugh 54 |
| Aug. 25 | Logansport (H) | (W) 173-212 Cardwell 36, Kern 44, Jenkins 45, Sawyer 48, Broomfield 51, Balsbaugh 53 and Imlay 57 |
| Aug. 30 | Hall of Fame Invite @ Richmond | Kokomo tied for eighth place out of seventeen teams with a team total of
377. Kristi Cardwell tied for 9th place with her score of 82 (+6), Kern 93, Jenkins 96, Balsbaugh 106, Sawyer 124. |
| Sept. 3 | Northwestern (H) | (W) 173-186 Cardwell 37, Kern 39, Jenkins 44, Balsbaugh 53, Broomfield 54, Sawyer 55 |
| Sept. 4 | Frankfort (H) | (W) 170-217 Our seniors pulled through for us on Senior Night to post a good score of 170. We defeated the Hot Dogs of Frankfort 170 - 217. The girls played really well considering the weather was rainy, windy and colder. The girls putted the best that they have all year. Putts ranged from 13 to 19. Senior Kristi Cardwell was the medallist with a three-over-par 38. Lindsy Jenkins shot a 42 followed by Kylie Kern's 44. Senior Brooke Sawyer rounded out the top four scores with a 46. Mary Kate Balsbaugh came in with a 47, Jordan Broomfield had a 49, and Tausha Imlay had a 50. We take a break this weekend and are back at it next Wednesday at Chippendale against Western and Eastern. - Coach Carpenter |
| Sept. 10 | Western/Eastern @ Chipp. | Western 168, Kokomo 175, Eastern 239 Cardwell 37, Imlay 43, Balsbaugh 45, Kern 50, Jenkins 50, Sawyer 54, Broomfield |
| Sept. 11 | Noblesville (T) | (L) 153-175 We had a wake-up call last night as we fell to the #10 ranked Millers of Noblesville. We lost 153-175. Kristi Cardwell had the lowest score for us with a 1-over-par 36. Lindsy Jenkins was next with a 44. Mary Kate Balsbaugh had another good round of 46, Kylie Kern came in with a 49, Jordan Broomfield had a 56, Tausha Imlay shot a 58 and Brooke Sawyer shot a 62. We have the Conference tournament tomorrow (hopefully) at Grandview GC in Anderson. - Coach Carpenter |
| Sept. 13 | NCC Tournament | 1. Huntington North, 327 2. Richmond, 329 3. Kokomo, 349 4. Logansport, 375 5. Marion, 404 6. Muncie Central, 418 7. New Castle, 423 8. Anderson, 480 Kristi Cardwell, 75 (medalist and all-conference); Kylie Kern, 85 (all-conference); Lindsy Jenkins, 92; Mary Kate Balsbaugh, 97; Brooke Sawyer, 105. |
| Sept. 16 | Maconaquah (T) | (W) 176-201 We finished off our regular season last night with confidence and a win. We went to Peru Municipal to take on Maconaquah. We came out victorious 176-201. Kristi Cardwell and Kylie Kern were co-medallists with a three-over-par 41. Mary Kate Balsbaugh came in next with a 44. Lindsy Jenkins and Tausha Imlay rounded out the Varsity scores with a 50 and 53. Jordan Broomfield led the JV scores with a 47, while Brooke Sawyer came in with a 59. Next is post season starting at Chippendale Golf Course Saturday for sectionals.- Coach Carpenter |
| Sept. 20 | Sectional @ Chippendale | Kokomo placed 2nd in the sectional with a team score of 357 and will advance to regional
competition. Western finished 1st with 335 and Northwestern had 361. Kristi Cardwell was medalist with a score of 76. Other Wildkat scores were Lindsy Jenkins 92, Mary Kate Balsbaugh 93, Kylie Kern 96. |
| Sept. 27 | Regional @ Lafayette | Top three teams advance to state competition. 1. Western, 336 2. Lafayette Jeff, 337 3. Cathedral, 360 4. Kokomo, 361 Kristi Cardwell advances to state on the individual level. Kristi finished 3rd with a 78. I am sure that you have watched your favorite team win many games. You have also seen them lose. But the worse thing that you can watch is losing as time expires. That is what it felt like on Saturday. We came out and gave it our all but it was not enough. After nine holes, we were sitting in 4th place, seven strokes behind the third place team. A trip to state was in our sites. It all started to fall apart. We finished with a 361. We were tied with Chatard, but there were still three teams on the course. When scores were being posted, it looked like we were tied for 3rd place. We would have to go to the 5th score to determine who would win. It was not in our favor, we would have lost by four strokes. Once all the scores were posted third place had shot a 360, leaving both of us out of the top three. Looking at our scores anybody could have taken two strokes off somewhere in their round. Four of the girls ending up in the water on hole 18. Kylie shot an 86, Mary Kate shot 97, Lindsy shot a 100, and Tausha had a 103. On a happier note, Kristi advanced as an individual. She shot a six-over-par 78. She will tee off Friday morning at 8:30 am. Good Luck Kristi. - Coach Carpenter |
| Oct. 3-4 | State Finals @ Legends |
Kristi topped off her high school golf career with an outstanding performance at state this past weekend. Friday she fired an awesome round of 70. That was two-under par. She started out with three birdies, a bogie, and five pars. She turned to the front nine and had nine pars. The second day was not as good as the first day. She started with three pars and a birdie, and then she had some problems. She double bogied the 5th hole, but came back with a birdie. Hole 7 caused her some problems and she doubled it. That followed with three bogies. She gathered herself and came back with seven pars. She came up to hole 18 and had a double for a 7-over par 79. She had a two-day total of 149, which was good enough for a 5th place finish. She was also named to the All State Golf Team for the 2nd year in a row. Kristi's performance is the best performance in the history of Kokomo Lady golfers at State. Kristi has 8 of the 9 Individual records and has been a part of 10 of the 12 team records for Kokomo High School. Kristi may have ended her high school, but she will start preparing for her college career at Iowa. Good Luck Kristi! It has been a pleasure and a wonderful experience to coach you for four years. - Coach Carpenter |