American Conference

Revere opened the season with a winning score of 330 at Good Park. Amrita Deo earned medalist honors with a 79, followed by teammate Sarah Riley with an 82. Aurora finished second, led by Bennett Deluca’s 83. Kenston placed third behind matching rounds of 86 from Stefania Mighton and Ava Solak. Nordonia’s Polly Loney shot an 84, while Copley’s Anna Yacknow posted an 85.

At Fox Den, Revere recorded its best team score of the series with a 315. Riley earned medalist honors with a 74, the lowest American Conference round across the four tournaments. Kate Banning and Deo each added an 80, while Ryenne Harpley contributed an 81.

Aurora again finished second, improving its team score from 365 at Good Park to 345 at Fox Den. Kelly MacSurack earned individual runner-up honors with a 78, supported by Alyza Kour’s 81. Kenston lowered its team score to 354, with Mighton and Solak each shooting 80. Nordonia also improved, posting a 378 behind rounds of 85 from Loney and Kayla Joo. Copley’s Clara Roush recorded her best round of the series with a 92, while Nila Prospal led Twinsburg with a 99.

The third tournament at Seneca highlighted Revere’s depth. The team won with a 337, counting Harpley’s 83, rounds of 84 from Deo and Banning, and Riley’s 86.

Kenston earned second place with a 341, its best team score of the series. Mighton captured medalist honors with a 76, and Solak finished second with an 81. Lainy Lombardo added an 88 and Camryn Joyner shot 96. Copley placed third with a 378, led by Yacknow’s 83, Ashley Bodish’s 92 and Roush’s 96. MacSurack paced Aurora with an 85, while Loney and Joo led Nordonia with rounds of 84 and 85.

Revere completed its sweep at Tanglewood with a 341. Deo led the team with a 78, supported by Banning’s 86, Riley’s 87 and Harpley’s 90. Kenston’s Mighton also shot 78 and was listed as the tournament medalist, earning her second consecutive medalist honor. Yacknow was the listed runner-up with an 82, her best score of the series.

Nordonia closed with its strongest team performance, placing second with a 366. Loney shot 84, Joo added an 89, Mallory Gusler contributed a 94 and Scarlett Vales posted a 99. Kenston finished third, while MacSurack and Deluca led Aurora with rounds of 86 and 88. Mayfield’s Emily Morgan competed in all four events, highlighted by her opening-round 94 at Good Park.

Revere’s consistent scoring anchored its four victories, with Deo and Riley each earning medalist honors. Other highlights included Mighton’s consecutive medalist finishes, Aurora’s two runner-up team finishes, Copley’s third-place showing at Seneca and Nordonia’s strong finish at Tanglewood.

National Conference

Hudson opened the series with a winning score of 329 at Good Park. Rachel Rush earned medalist honors with a 77, followed by Elena Varga’s 78. Solon finished second with a 345, powered by matching rounds of 79 from Lexi Brown and Kaidi Wang. Brecksville-Broadview Heights placed third, led by Alaina Liem’s 81 and Penelope Nehlsen’s 88. Mira Steele paced North Royalton with an 84, and Kiera Sayre led Stow-Munroe Falls with a 92.

At Fox Den, Hudson posted its best team score of the series with a 315. Varga earned medalist honors with a 73, the lowest National Conference round across the four events. Rush added a 75, Elizabeth Jia shot 82 and Molly Stock contributed an 85.

North Royalton earned second place with its best team score of the series, a 351. Steele led the way with a 79, supported by Madalyn Pehanic’s 84 and rounds of 94 from Madison Cutright and Violet Frantz. Brecksville-Broadview Heights finished third, led by Liem’s 81. Brown paced Solon with a 77, and Julie Dotson led Stow-Munroe Falls with an 84.

Highland improved its team score from 411 at Good Park to 385 at Fox Den, with Ellie McDaniel shooting 92 and Charlotte Chester adding a 93. Natalie Maybaum led Medina with a 93, while Jillian Jones paced Wadsworth with a 90.

Hudson continued its winning streak at Seneca with a 341. Rush earned her second medalist finish with an 81. Varga and North Royalton’s Pehanic each shot 83 to share runner-up honors. North Royalton finished second, with Cutright adding an 88 and Steele contributing an 89. Brecksville-Broadview Heights placed third, led by Liem’s 87 and Nehlsen’s 92.

Wadsworth earned its best team finish of the series at Seneca, placing fifth with a 401. Jones led the team with a 90, Caylin Kresowaty added a 95 and Aubrey Masuda shot 107. Honor Hlavna paced Medina with a 93, while Dotson led Stow-Munroe Falls with a 94.

Hudson completed its sweep at Tanglewood with a 344. Varga earned her second medalist honor with a 78, and Rush shared runner-up honors with Solon’s Brown at 85. Jia added an 86 and Stock contributed a 95.

North Royalton secured its third consecutive second-place finish, led by Steele’s 87 and Pehanic’s 88. Brecksville-Broadview Heights completed a consistent series with its fourth third-place finish, counting rounds of 90 from Liem, 92 from Lila Beebe, 95 from Eleanor Stone and 96 from Mia Molchan.

Solon’s Caelyn Holman added a 91 to Brown’s 85. Highland’s Anna Coleman shot her best round of the series with a 91, and Jones led Wadsworth with an 89. Dotson paced Stow-Munroe Falls with a 92, while Hlavna led Medina with a 102.

Rush and Varga each earned two medalist finishes to lead Hudson’s successful series. North Royalton’s three consecutive runner-up finishes, Brecksville-Broadview Heights’ four third-place finishes and Solon’s second-place finish at Good Park highlighted the strong performances throughout the National Conference.