North Augusta High School Girls Golf Team Qualifies for State Tournament

North Augusta High School Girls Golf Team preparing for a tournament

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The North Augusta High School Girls Golf Team has made history by qualifying for the 4A Girls State Tournament for the first time since 2018. They secured this milestone by finishing 2nd in the recent 4A Regional Tournament and performing well at the Lower State Tournament. Four of the five team members will compete in the state tournament for the first time, marking a significant achievement for the program. With strong performances throughout the season and a new head coach, the Lady Yellow Jackets are poised to leave a lasting impact at the state level.

North Augusta – The North Augusta High School Girls Golf Team has made history by qualifying for the 4A Girls State Tournament for the first time since 2018. This exciting event is scheduled to take place in Bluffton, South Carolina, on Monday and Tuesday, with a practice round set for Sunday.

The Lady Yellow Jackets achieved this milestone by finishing 2nd in the recent 4A Regional Tournament held last week. Their strong performance continued at the Lower State Tournament at Rose Hill Golf Course, where they placed 5th with a score of 377, trailing behind champions South Aiken by 45 strokes. This achievement marks only the fourth time in 11 years that the girls have qualified as a team for the state tournament.

Four out of the five members of the team will be competing in the state tournament for the first time, highlighting a significant breakthrough for the program. Key players representing North Augusta High School include Phebe Reese, Melanie Ball, Irelyn Smith, Lexa Williams, and Reagan McGhee. Notably, Phebe Reese had previously qualified for the state tournament last year and recently finished 5th in the SCHSL 4A Lower State.

Coach Kyle Smith, in his first year as head coach after having served four years as an assistant with the boys’ team, has played a pivotal role in supporting the team’s improvement. The team has shown remarkable dedication and improvement throughout the season, reducing their scores by 45 strokes in region play and exhibiting a strong competitive spirit.

The team has been actively participating in various key tournaments across South Carolina, such as the Gamecock Invitational and the Lady Trojan Invitational. These experiences have greatly contributed to their growth and competitiveness, giving them the skills needed to shine on the state stage.

The team members have expressed their excitement and determination to leave a mark on their school and community through their performances in the tournament. The girls’ golf program at North Augusta aims to establish its own legacy, inspired by the previous successes of the boys’ golf team.

As they prepare for the state tournament, the focus for the Lady Yellow Jackets will be on their performance and the potential to make a lasting impact in the world of high school golf. With the momentum from their recent successes, the North Augusta High School Girls Golf Team is ready to take on the challenge at Bluffton.

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