Chagrin Falls edged Independence to win the Chagrin Valley Conference postseason tournament at St. Denis Golf Course on Monday. With the win, the Tigers also claimed the overall league title.
“I’m so proud of the team,” said Chagrin Falls coach Kristin Reboul. “Their success is the result of hard work and dedication.”
Chagrin Falls finished the tournament with 395 strokes. Independence was second with 402, Geneva was third with 439, Orange was fourth with 445 and Hawken rounded out the top five with 475.
All six Tigers finished among the top 12 and Katie Kwasny, Hanne Wilson and Maggie Mills all were among the top six golfers.
“It was terrific to see three of our players finish within the top six spots during the postseason tournament,” Reboul said. “Through the season, we had seven team members contribute low scoring rounds in CVC dual matches. We are fortunate to have a deep and talented roster. This accomplishment provides a nice confidence boost. The Division I sectional tournament is highly competitive but the Tigers are motivated and embracing the challenge.”
Kwasny finished third on Monday with a score of 95. Wilson was fifth with a 98 and Mills tied for sixth with a 100. Emma Bartlett (102), Piper Magyaros (105) and Cristina Joseph (107) finished 10th, 11th and 12th for the Tigers, respectively.
Led by league MVP Emma McGreal and Morgan Pascarella, Independence wasn’t far behind the Tigers.
“Kristin (Reboul) is a great person and she runs a class program at Chagrin Falls,” said Independence coach Karl Schuld. “We tried like heck to catch them this year but we just couldn’t do it.”
McGreal won the postseason tournament with a 90. Thanks to her strong performance at the preseason tournament and in regular season dual matches she earned enough points to win the league’s MVP award. She finished with 158 points while Chagrin’s Mills was second with 149.
“To win the league MVP award feels great,” McGreal said. “It was my goal before the season started so accomplishing that goal is a really good way to end the conference season. Winning MVP gives me a lot of confidence heading into the postseason. Knowing that I am prepared and able to get a good score helps lighten the stress of postseason.”
Pascarella carded a 92 on Monday to finish second behind McGreal at the postseason tournament. Allie Ksiazka also recorded a top 10 finish with her 101, good for eighth place overall.
CVC Girls Golf Postseason Tournament Results
Team Scores
1. Chagrin Falls 395
2. Independence 402
3. Geneva 439
4. Orange 445
5. Hawken 475
6. Cuyahoga Heights 513
7. Perry 521
8. West Geauga (Did Not Score)
Individual Results
1. Emma McGreal, Independence 90
2. Morgan Pascarella, Independence, 92
3. Katie Kwasny, Chagrin Falls 95
4. Emma Brisken, Orange 96
5. Hanne Wilson, Chagrin Falls 98
6. Maggie Mills, Chagrin Falls 100
6. Madison Lindberg, Geneva 100
8. Erin Slotta, Hawken 101
8. Allie Ksiazka, Independence 101
10. Emma Bartlett, Chagrin Falls 102
11. Piper Magyaros, Chagrin Falls 105
12. Cristina Joseph, Chagrin Falls 107
13. Audra Liniger, Geneva 109
14. Nia Gribbons, Geneva 111
15. Noelle Laisure, Orange 112
16. Jesseca Hudson-Turpin, Orange 113
17. Lauren Ellis, Hawken 119
17. Kara Hutchinson, Geneva 119
17. Hannah Botzman, Independence 119
20. Rachel Slotta, Hawken 121
21. Rebecca Angyal, Independence 122
22. Leah Laisure, Orange 124
22. Alexis Kovesdi, Independence 124
22. Elizabeth Harvey, Orange 124
25. Emma Patterson, Cuyahoga Heights 125
26. Corinne Dushney, Geneva 127
26. Mascey Ciarlillo, Perry 127
28. Audrey Williams, Geneva 128
28. Abby Morrow, Cuyahoga Heights 128
30. Emma Johnson, Perry 129
30. Molly Cecil, Cuyahoga Heights 129
32. Darci Bundus, Cuyahoga Heights 131
32. Riley DiMeo, West Geauga 131
34. Rachel Cumberledge, Perry 132
35. Jane Javorek, West Geauga 133
35. Olilvia Schafer, Perry 133
37. Kati Vomberger, Hawken 134
38. Casey Hart, Orange 137
39. Julianna Pollard, Hawken 140
All-CVC Awards
First Team
- Emma McGreal, Independence (MVP)
- Maggie Mills, Chagrin Falls
- Emma Brisken, Orange
- Piper Magyaros, Chagrin Falls
- Erin Slotta, Hawken
- Katie Kwasny, Chagrin Falls
- Allie Ksiazka, Independence
- Madison Lindberg, Geneva
Second Team
- Morgan Pascarella, Independence
- Hanne Wilson, Chagrin Falls
- Emma Bartlett, Chagrin Falls
- Noelle Laisure, Orange
- Audra Lininger, Geneva
- Nia Gribbons, Geneva
- Kara Hutchinson, Geneva
- Hannah Botzman, Independence
