Day One (Balboa Municipal)

As expected, the 2005 City Conference Tournament was another smash hit. This two day shootout, featuring 48 of the top players in San Diego, proved to be one of the most exciting and closely fought competitions in our conferences five year history.

Our first group descends from the heavens to Balboa's 1st tee, by taking the path least traveled (for a reason girls !!!).

Sarah Fogerty , our regular season scoring champion, gets the tournament off to a great start at Balboa's majestic first hole. Sarah is flanked by Nabeelah Mohideen, Erin Clyke, and Angelica Villareal. All four advanced to the championship round at Riverwalk.

 

Day one featured strong performances across the board, with 12 players finishing with scores 90 or better. Pictured below is senior Lucy Mcgovern (CCHS) attacking the per 3 13th with style. Lucy advanced to the finals for the 4th staight year.

Day Two (Riverwalk)

Day two, the top 12 players from day one moved to the challenging Riverwalk layout in Mission Valley. First off the tee was CCHS Senior Lucy McGovern, on another glorious day for golf..

Featured below is our #1 group at the 18th (on the Presidio Course), finishing up another great day of competition. Christians Erin Cylke sinks her final put to wrap up a tie for third place in the tournament. CCHS's April Segovia (tied for 3'rd place) and Pt. Loma's freshman sensation Christy Fogerty (2'nd place) watch as our tournament comes to an exciting end.

.	Name	School	Round #1	Round #2	Total
1	Sarah Fogerty	Point Loma	80	74	154
2	Christy Fogerty	Point Loma	77	81	158
3	April Segovia	CCHS	77	84	161
3	Erin Clyke	Christian	78	83	161
3	Angelica Villareal	CCHS	82	79	161
6	Taylor Doyle	La Jolla	79	84	163
7	Claire McGovern	CCHS	81	84	165
8	Jillian Bruni	CCHS	84	85	169
9	Gina Ybarra	OLP	83	88	171
10	Bridget Kilgallon	La Jolla	90	81	171
11	Lucy McGovern	CCHS	89	83	172
12	Nabeelah Mohideen	Scripps	89	84	173
13	Jessica Aceve	OLP	93	.	.
14	Liz Ferry	OLP	93	.	.
15	Laurel Gill	La Jolla	94	.	.
16	Kumiko Hayazaki	La Jolla	94	.	.
17	Alexcie Sanchaez	Coronado	96	.	.
18	Lisa Yang	OLP	97	.	.
19	Phoebe Tran	Mira Mesa	98	.	.
20	Allison Lee	Christian	99	.	.
21	Sara Stillman	Coronado	100	.	.
22	Alex Ross	OLP	100	.	.
23	Lexi Donovan	Coronado	101	.	.
24	Brook Bower	Coronado	101	.	.
25	Brianna Gonzalez	La Jolla	102	.	.
26	Breanna Woodhouse	Scripps	106	.	.
27	Sheena Alzona	Mira Mesa	107	.	.
28	Kelli McInnis	CCHS	107	.	.
29	Nihura Montiel	OLP	107	.	.
30	Eloisa Arciga	Henry	109	.	.
31	Ali Icenhower	Coronado	109	.	.
32	Lindsey Jones	Scripps	110	.	.
33	Emily Nguyen	Scripps	110	.	.
34	Taylor Trovillion	Scripps	111	.	.
35	Monique Teixeira	OLP	111	.	.
36	Kiri Mulkins	La Jolla	112	.	.
37	Amy Law	Mira Mesa	112	.	.
38	Anne Vincelett	Henry	116	.	.
39	Kelsey Newman	Point Loma	116	.	.
40	Jasmin Bramlett	Scripps	121	.	.
41	Kyrie Antezana-Ray	La Jolla	121	.	.
42	Julie Brodfuehrer	Scripps	122	.	.
43	Justine Carpio	Mira Mesa	122	.	.
44	Arrielle Luna	Coronado	123	.	.
45	Cait White	Point Loma	128	.	.
46	Kelly Christianson	Point Loma	129	.	.
47	Yuki Enyeart	Mira Mesa	134	.	.
48	Charmaine Lucena	Mira Mesa	139	.	.

The 2005 is under way with a whole new crop of talented players and a few new teams. We even have a new name. USDHS has moved to the North County and resurfaced as CCHS. No matter what name you call them, talented is probably their most fitting name. As if they were not talented enough, they had to go out and add a couple of sensational freshman to their starting 6.

After the first 6 weeks of play, CCHS is still undefeated and alone at the top of the Western League. The victories include triumphs over some of the top teams in the county. Given that they are in one of the strongest leagues in the county, they appear to be ready for a run at the CIF team title. Not far behind are perennial western league powers, La Jolla, Coronado, and Scripps. All three are posting one strong round after another. When all shakes out, one of them will probably earn a wild card spot to compete for a team title at CIF.

CCHS coach Grazier sets the tone for the 2005 season. He seems to be pointing towards Fassion Valley. Good coaches know how to motivate. 

CCHS strikes first to kick off conference play for 2005. Returning star Angelica Villareal sets the tone for the 2005 season, with a great drive on the first hole at Riverwalk.

Picture above are the high powered La Jolla girls, teeing off the 1'st tee at Torrey North.

In the Eastern League, OLP is setting the standard for excellence. Let by Senior Lisa Yang, OLP has been posting one strong score after another. Look for them to represent the Eastern League in style at CIF. Mira Mesa (with only one league loss) is not far behind. Catching OLP though, will still be a major challenge.

Pictured above is the always shy Lisa Yang, as helps she lead OLP to victory over Mira Mesa.

Newcomer Christian High has opened some eyes, with two bright young stars.Erin Clyke and Allison Lee. Look for both of these girls to make a run in our conference tournament and CIF. Pictured below is Christian teeing off at the majestic 3'rd hole at Torrey South.

 

Another newcomer San Diego also has burst onto the scene this year. Pictured below is San Diego taking on Mira Mesa at the always difficult Balboa Park. Look for these girls to be a force sometime soon.