City Sports Roundup

GOLF

Crusader girls second;

D-T's Lemek medalist

KEARNEY -- The Grand Island Central Catholic girls golf team opened its season Thursday with a runner-up finish in the Kearney Catholic Invitational.

The Crusaders shot 399 as a team, finishing 15 strokes behind host Kearney Catholic at Meadowlark Hills Golf Course.

Maegan Kellogg led four GICC medalists, placing fifth with a 93. Crusaders Mikayla Northup (seventh  with a 100), Michaela Ostdiek (eighth with a 101) and Kylee Flaherty (13th with a 105) also earned medals.

"It was really foggy to start the day and then it was really windy so some of the scores were a little higher than we would've liked, but we were really pleased to have four players medal," GICC coach Dee Hanssen said. "This is the first time our program has come home with a team trophy in quite a while, so they're really excited. I'm really proud of them."

Doniphan-Trumbull freshman Danielle Lemek shot a 74 to win individual medalist honors by seven strokes. St. Paul's Shelby Stone was second with an 81.



Kearney Catholic Invitational

At Kearney Meadowlark Hills

Team Standings

Kearney Catholic 384, Grand Island Central Catholic 399, St. Paul 431, Doniphan-Trumbull 438, Ravenna 473, Hastings St. Cecilia 475, Wood River 475, Gothenburg 497, Loup City 500, Cozad 526.

Individual Medalists

1, Danielle Lemek, Doniphan-Trumbull, 74. 2, Shelby Stone, St. Paul, 81. 3, Allison VenJohn, Kearney Catholic, 84. 4, Ellen Baldwin, Kearney Catholic, 92. 5, Maegan Kellogg, GICC, 93. 6, Alison Krueger, Gibbon, 94. 7, Mikayla Northup, GICC, 100. 8, Michaela Ostdiek, GICC, 101. 9, Molly Drozd, Kearney Catholic, 101. 10, Liz Graham, Gothenburg, 103. 11, Jacey Stoner, Wood River, 104. 12, Molly Dycus, St. Cecilia, 104. 13, Kylee Flaherty, GICC, 105. 14, Allison McMickle, St. Cecilia, 106. 15, Danielle Cook, St. Paul, 106.



SOFTBALL

GINW drops pair

LEXINGTON -- Grand Island Northwest opened the season with two losses Thursday at Lexington.

Lexington won the opener 3-1. Kelsey Sherer took the loss for the Vikings.

The Minute Maids won the second game 12-4. The game was shortened to five innings because of the eight-run rule.

GINW coach Mike Witt said Kelsey Scherer pitched very well in the opener with three strikeouts and no walks.

"We're a young team," Witt said. "We understand that we're going to have to go through growing pains. I felt our girls really stepped up and did a lot of things well tonight."



Game 1

GINW    000    001    0--1    6    1

Lexington    100    002    x--3    7    2

 WP -- Seberger.  LP -- Scherer.

 

Game 2

GINW    004    0 0--4    9     0

Lexington    420    15--12    12    1

WP -- Monter. S -- Seberger. LP -- Zarek.