It’s going to be difficult for the Chagrin Falls girls’ golf team to improve upon its inaugural season.
In the program’s first year of existence, the Tigers finished fifth in the rugged Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division and also advanced to the Division II district tournament last fall.
With four returning starters, the Tigers appear up to the challenge.
“Our goal for the season is to make progress every day while we carry ourselves with humility, compassion and grace,” said second-year coach Kristin Reboul. “We were very proud to finish fifth in the CVC during our first season. In our second year, our specific goal is to improve this standing with our sights on a CVC championship.”
Junior Piper Magyaros and sophomores Maggie Mills and Katie Kwasny return this season with district tournament experience and are projected to fill the top three spots in the Tiger lineup.
Kwasny carded a 93 at the district tournament while Magyaros and Mills finished with a 107 and 110, respectively for the Tigers, who finished sixth with a 408.
Sophomore Hanne Wilson is slotted at No. 4 and senior Madeline Gregoire, junior Mary Baldwin and sophomore Emma Bartlett will compete for the fifth and sixth positions.
“The Chagrin Falls girls’ golf team is fortunate to have four returning starters and a supporting roster full of potential,” Reboul said. “We are unified with the energy and desire to compete to the best of our ability. Our players are athletic with competitive experience and work hard each day to improve their skills.”
With a solid core returning, Reboul and the Tigers are confident they can continue to grow as players and to compete for the CVC title.
“We are a second year team with the heart of a seasoned program,” Reboul said. “We are proud to represent Chagrin Falls High School and grateful for the opportunity to play.”
