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2018 Salado Eagles Golf Schedule

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2018 Eagles Golf Schedule

DateTournamentGolf CourseTeamTee Time/Result
Jan. 29Lampasas InvitationalHancock Park GCJV Boys10 a.m.
Feb. 2-34A State PreviewApple Rock GCVarsity BoysTBA
Feb. 7Taylor Duck InvitationalMustang CreekJV Boys9 a.m.
Feb. 15Llano Yellowjacket InvitationalLlano River GCJV Boys9 a.m.
Feb. 20Hutto Spring InvitationalStar Ranch GCVarsity Boys8 a.m.
March 7Salado Eagles InvitationalMill Creek GCJV BNoys9 a.m.
March 9San Angelo Boys ClassicBentwood CCVarsity Boys8 a.m.
March 10San Angelo Boys Classic Day 2San Angelo CCVarsity Boys8:30 a.m.
March 22Collin Clark MemorialDelaware Springs CCVarsity & JV Boys9 a.m.
March 29-30Huntsville InvitationalRaven Nest GCVarsity Boys8:30 a.m.
April 5District Tournament Day 1Delaware Springs GCVarsity & JV BoysTBA
April 9District Tournament Day 2Hancock Park GCVarsity & JV BoysTBA
April 23-26Regional TournamentRaven Nest GCQualifiersTBA
May 14-15State TournamentApple Rock GCQualifiersTBA

Lady Eagles golf heading to State Tourney

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Salado  Lady Eagles won the 4A Region III golf tournament and will return to the State Tournament,

The girls led China Spring by just two strokes and Lampasas by four strokes with a team total of 362 after the first round of 18 holes. 

After nine holes on the second day, Salado still held the same lead of China Spring and Lampasas. 

Salado Lady Eagles are 4A Region III Champions: Above, from left are Elliot Self, Madeline Rakowitz, Lydia Burleson, Coach Scott Ringo, Cooper Meyer, Reese Rich.  (Courtesy photo)

“The girls played significantly better day two on the back nine than their opponents did,” said coach Scott Ringo. “Their ability to score and hold it together over the most difficult nine holes was the difference.” The Lady Eagles ended the second day with a team total of 356 for a two-day total of 718. Lampasas overtook China Spring with a 374 day two total, finishing with a 740 team score. China Spring finished the second day with a 389 for a two-day total of 753.

China Spring had the top individual, Hannah Antunes, who finished with a two-day total of 150.

Cooper Meyer led Salado, placing third overall. She shot an 82 on day one and an 84 on day two for a 166 total.

Lydia Burleson shot twin 89s to place 10th overall with a 178.

Elliot Self had rounds of 94 and 91 to place 13th in the field.

Reese Rich had rounds of 97 and 92 to place 15th and round out the team scoring.

Madeline Rakowitz had a two-day score of 200, placing 23rd.

Shooting as an individual, Claire Kunders had a two-day total of 210 to tie for 37th.

2006 Golf Records

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    BOYS

04/16 DISCTRICT TOURNAMENT 3RD PLACE
04/24 REGION TOURNAMENT 1ST PLACE
05/08 STATE TOURNAMENT 4TH PLACE

            GIRLS

04/16 DISCTRICT TOURNAMENT 3RD PLACE
04/24 REGION TOURNAMENT 1ST PLACE
05/08 STATE TOURNAMENT 1ST PLACE

Girls golf qualifies for State Tournament

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Salado Lady Eagles Golf team placed second in the 4A Region III Girls Golf Championship at Raven Nest Golf Club in Huntsville, qualifying for the State Meet May 21-22 at Slick Rock Golf Course at Horseshoe Bay in Marble Falls. The Lady Eagles shot 369 (+81) in Round 1 and 360 (+72) in Round 2 for a total of 729. Liberty Hill took first with 331 (+43) Round 1 and 333 (+45) Round 2 for a total of 664. Maddy Bourland placed 11th individually shooting 90 in the first round and 88 in the second for a total of 178. Taylor Rich tied for 12th shooting 90 and 89 for a 179 total; Jamie Rich placed 16th shooting 90 and 91 for a 181 total; Avery Hyer placed 17th shooting 99 and 94 for a 193 total; Avery Piatt tied for 19th shooting 103 and 92 for a 195 total. Shown above are (from left) Averie Piatt, Maddy Bourland, Jamie Rich, Taylor Rich, Avery Hyer and Coach Scott Ringo. Salado’s James Perry tied for eighth individually in the 4A Region III Boys Golf Championship at Raven Nest Golf Club (Par 71) in Huntsville. Perry shot rounds of 82 on both day 1 and day 2 for a 164 total. (Courtesy photo)