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Grace Celso led the Hornets to a 20-stroke victory over Chelsea Thursday. Celso shot 38 and was the low scorer for the match as Saline beat Chelsea 181-201.
Laura Swanger also had a great outing, shooting 40 - a career best. Jordan Wickham shot 50, Mady Raupp tied her career-low with a 52, Grace Warren shot 53 and Shelby Dawhms shot 54.
"Very happy for Grace (Celso) and her performance and also very happy for Laura with how she did. Laura has worked very hard in the off-season and throughout the season and that is paying off now with the career lows she is shooting. She is only going to keep getting better and better," coach Debbie Williams-Hoak said.
The JV team took a three-stroke loss to Chelsea but every girl on the team tied or bested their previous best.
Devin Mulligan shot her sixth straight career-low, shooting 61 to lead the Hornets. Lexi Speicher tied her career best at 62. Shannon Tangney set a new best with 68. Chloe Mondloch tied her best at 70. Lily Jacobs set a new personal best with 72. Abby Austin, in her first event as a Hornet, shot 76.
"It was so exciting how well all the girls did- all those career lows. I wanted us to win also with how the girls played but they just came up a little short. I am so proud of them all. They are rock stars," coach Laura Wilcznski said.
Laura Swanger
Jordan Wickham
Overcast, with a high of 60 and low of 44 degrees. Overcast in the morning,
We have a real opportunity this election for much needed change in Saline government. Marl is toxic and has never had a real job in his life. He lives off his family’s money and privilege. He’s buying new suits and expensive cigars while many are trying to afford groceries and gasoline.
Seems like you are looking to replace an effective leader who has brought us the first creation of a city center ever, brought funding to the City at the highest levels in generations with a person who has only delivered a decline in success in the School District.
It seems you have a big chip on your shoulder from your personal experience with Dr McVey.
To be fair, I also have a chip on my shoulder from many personal experiences with Marl.
We will obviously disagree which is ok.