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Milton, Parker, Craig, Edgerton's Ferrell advance to sectional golf

Ashton Stair and Karlee McCue shared top scoring honors to spark Milton High School to a WIAA Division 1 regional girls golf title at Oak Ridge Golf Course on Wednesday.

Milton carded a 364 to win its second regional championship in three years.

Janesville Parker finished second with a 385, Janesville Craig was third at 400, and Elkhorn took fourth with a 405. Each team earned a berth in the Janesville Parker Sectional next Tuesday at Riverside.

Individual sectional qualifiers include Nikki Masterson of Beloit Memorial, 49-47—96; Katy Kanelos of Lake Geneva Badger, 48-54—102; and Jordan Majewski of Fort Atkinson, 53-50—103.

The sectional’s top two teams and the top three individuals who are not members of those teams advance to the Oct. 13-14 state tournament at University Ridge in Madison.

Milton’s Stair and McCue each posted an 87 in the regional. Stair won medalist honors in a scorecard playoff.

“The conditions were tough,” said Milton coach Andrea Wieland. “It was windy and cold, and we’ve been spoiled with good weather.’’

Stair started her front nine going birdie, eagle, birdie, but followed the dazzling string with a triple bogey. Stair went 48-39, while McCue shot 46-41.

“Ashton was a little disappointed,” Wieland said. “She had a rough front nine, but Karlee shot a personal best.’’

Parker’s Molly Rozeboom shot 43-47—90 to finish fourth. Craig’s Lindsey Beals carded a 44-47—91 to finish fifth.

“We didn’t play our best golf,” Parker coach John Zimmerman said of the Vikings’ effort. “We played well enough to get to the sectional, and that was our goal.’’

The path to the state tournament won’t be easy as five of the state’s top 15 teams will be vying for state berths at Riverside.

Division 1

Milton Regional

At Oak Ridge (Par 72)

TEAM SCORES

Milton 364, Janesville Parker 385, Janesville Craig 400, Elkhorn 405, Lake Geneva Badger 413, Fort Atkinson 424, Beloit Memorial 452, Delavan-Darien 486.

MEDAL LEADERS

Ashton Stair (Milton), 87; Karlee McCue (Milton), 87; Brianna Entwistle (Elkhorn), 89. Molly Rozeboom (Parker), 90; Lindsey Beals (Craig), 91. Stair is tournament medalist, based on scorecard playoff.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

Milton (364)—Ashton Stair, 48-39—87; Whitney Sockness, 45-49—94; Karlee McCue, 45-41—87; Claire Cottam, 48-48—96; Val Arnold, 49-47—86.

Parker (385)—Molly Rozeboom, 43-47—90; Katie Brossard, 43-52—95; Amanda Becker, 48-49—97; Jennifer Polglaze, 50-53—103; Krysten Klosowski, 53-50—103.

Craig (400)—Lindsey Beals, 44-47—91; Kyleigh Fenton, 48-49—97; Sarah Sheldon, 44-51—95; Katie Decker, 59-58—117.

Elkhorn (405)—Brianna Enstwistle, 47-42—89; Annie Luchsinger, 50-51—101; Sammi Rogers, 56-53—109; Maggie Luchsinger, 53-53-106.

Badger (413)—Annie Gaugert, 55-48—103; Kathleen Schneider, 55-50—105; Claire Schneider, 50-53—103; Katy Kanelos,48-54—102.

Fort Atkinson (424)—Michelle Jacobson, 56-51—107; Jordan Majewski, 53-50—103; Dusti Voeller, 53-52—103; Heather Brown, 57-52—109.

Beloit (452)—Nikki Masterson, 49-47—96; Bridget Monahan, 56-55—111; Uniqua Quillans, 75-62—137; Eddie Samson, 57-51—108.

Delavan-Darien (486)—Cassie Rice, 66-64—130; Lizzy Cerny, 59-58—117; Mattie Breidenstein, 64-62—126; Nichelle Becker, 58-55—113.

n Milton, Janesville Parker, Janesville Craig, Elkhorn, Beloit’s Nikki Masterson, Badger’s Katy Kanelos and Fort Atkinson’s Jordan Majewski advance to the Janesville Parker Sectional on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at Riverside.

Edgerton’s Farrell second

Edgerton High School junior Allyssa Ferrell shot a 7-over-par 38-40—78 to finish second in the WIAA Division 2 regional Wednesday at Prairie du Chien Country Club.

Madison Edgewood’s Alyssa Elliott carded a 5-over par 39-37—76 to earn medalist honors and lead the seven-time defending Division 2 state champion to a regional title. Edgewood’s C.J. Enriquez of Janesville shot 51-43—94.

“It was extremely hard conditions, windy and cold,” Edgerton coach Ken Haugom said. “If your approach was not below the cup, you would three-putt in a blink of an eye.’’

Haugom said Ferrell, who tied for third place at the 2007 Division 1 state meet and third in her first state Division 1 meet as a freshman, adjusted well to the conditions.

“She managed the round well under the conditions,” Haugom said.

Edgewood, Darlington/Cuba City, Lancaster and Wisconsin Dells advance to the Wisconsin Dells Sectional next Tuesday at Trapper’s Turn.

Individual sectional qualifiers include Ferrell, Kristie Waynick of Prairie du Chien and Southwestern’s Kelly Runde.

Division 2

Prairie du Chien Regional

At Prairie du Chien CC

(Par 71)

TEAM SCORES

Madison Edgewood 339, Darlington/Cuba City 415, Lancaster 428, Wisconsin Dells 432, Edgerton 439, Prairie du Chien 440, Beloit Turner 483, Hazel Green Southwestern 581.

MEDAL LEADERS

Alyssa Elliott (Edgewood), 76; Allyssa Ferrell (Edgerton), 78; Alex Lake (Edgewood), 80.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

Edgewood (339)—Alyssa Elliott, 39-37—76; Alex Lake, 41-39—80; C.J. Enriquez, 51-43—94; Megan Martine, 44-45—89; Doyle O’Brien, 50-44—94.

Darlington/Cuba City)—Ali McCauley, 47-46—93; Nellie Black, 48-53—101; Dani Larson, 53-56—109; Taylor Burke, 54-58—112.

Lancaster (428)—Shannon Farrey, 41-46—87; Lynn Zabel, 56-54—110; Mallory Miles, 49-55—104; Danielle Schroeder, 66-61—127.

Wisconsin Dells (432)—Devan Dollar, 45-47—92; Mary Moore, 53-49—102; Kirsten Schueler, 56-52—108; Tama Estebo, 66-64—130.

Edgerton (439)—Allyssa Ferrell, 38-40—78; Emma Stolen, 57-56—113; Brianne Lintvedt, 56-62—118; Megan Dorn, 68-62—130.

Prairie du Chien (449)—Kristie Waynick, 47-47—94; Taylor Ruchti, 51-54—105; Josey Brockway, 61-56—117; Cierra Stiener, 71-53—124.

Turner (483)—Liane Mills, 52-52—104; Kate Engler, 57-54—111; Rhiannon McCallips, 76-66—142; Zoe Lengjak, 59-67—126.

Southwestern (581)—Kelly Runde, 46-49—95; incomplete team.

n Edgewood, Darlington/Cuba City, Lancaster, Wisconsin Dells, Edgerton’s Allyssa Ferrell, Prairie du Chien’s Kristie Waynick and Southwestern’s Kelly Runde advance to the Wisconsin Dells Sectional on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at Trapper’s Turn.