Elyse Rogier made history Monday.
The Flat Rock junior became the first girl in school history to qualify for the state golf finals.
Three other Monroe County region girls – Jennah Cadle of Monroe, Madilyn Peterson of Gibraltar Carlson and Brooke Burke of New Boston Huron – punched their tickets state during regional tournaments on Oct. 6.
Rogier carded a 93 at Tecumseh Country Club.
“She was excited,” Flat Rock coach Tony Kmoitek said. “She wished she had putted a little better, but everything else was solid.
Cadle emerged from the Division 1 Regional at Washtenaw Golf Club with a round of 96.
The softball and basketball player is out for golf for the first time as a senior.
“Jennah is a first-year player,” Monroe coach Jayme Schneider said. “We did not expect that. She hit some really good drives. She’s a softball player, so she’s got a good swing. She’s strong.”
Peterson and Burke both qualified out of the Division 2 Regional at Sandy Creek Golf Club.
Pederson shot 86 and Burke 91.
Peterson, who will compete at state for the fourth time in her career, had to recover from a disastrous 10 on the 10th hole.
“She shook that off and finished well,” said Carlson coach Katie LeBrun.
Cadle’s teammate Askhen Aaron just missed a state trip with a round of 100 as Monroe wound up fifth in the team standings.
Sixth-place Bedford was led by Ragan Oscar with 103.
Carlson, which was fifth in its regional, also got a 102 from Juliana Guzman. That was the same score posted by Raegan Budzios for ninth-place Airport.
Ida, fielding a golf team for the first time in school history, placed ninth at Tecumseh led by Jessica Johnson with 108.
PREP SOCCER
Schaffer leads Bears
NEWPORT – Sawyer Schaffer logged two goals and an assist to lead Jefferson-Erie Mason to a 5-4 win over Dearborn Advanced Tech Monday.
Schaffer has 13 goals this season for the 4-12-1 Bears.
“Sawyer is a special talent and tonight he continued to disrupt their defense all night,” Jefferson-Mason coach Bobby Smith said.
Lincoln Murbach and Leeland Swan also scored and Jackson Vallie made 20 saves.
Petrick wears hat
IDA – Ian Petrick racked up three goals and an assist to lead New Boston Huron to a 5-1 win over Ida Monday.
Ryan Biller and Johann Vasquez-Martinez also scores and Mason Jasinski, Marton Krajcz and Michael Masciovecchio were credited with assists for the 16-1-2 Chiefs, who have given up just 12 goals in 19 games.
Brown’s goal not enough
ANN ARBOR – A goal by Fred Brown gave Milan an early lead, but Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard came back for a 2-1 victory Monday.
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Milan outslugs Flat Rock
MILAN – Milan opened the Huron League Round-Robin Tournament by knocking off Flat Rock 26-24, 25-16, 25-23 Monday.
Both teams now stand at 6-2 in the league. Both of Flat Rock’s losses came against Milan.
Milan moves to 12-4, 6-2 in Huron League. Flat Rock is now 20-5 and also 6-2 Huron League (both losses to Milan).
“We knew beating this team twice was going to be a challenge. Both teams showed up ready to battle,” Milan coach Sarah Eliason said. “We found a way to take control and push through in moments we needed to get momentum back on our side.”
Ellie Budd ended the first set with an ace after a tip-kill by Madison Slack snapped a 24-24 tie. A dig by Laila Frye off a punishing attack from Sarah Giroux was the key in the second. Aubree Higgins ended the second set with a kill.
SMCC fights back
NEW BOSTON – New Boston Huron won two of the first three sets before St. Mary Catholic Central rallied for an 18-25, 25-21, 20-25, 25-12, 15-13 win Monday in the opening round of the Huron League Round-Robin Tournament.
“We bounced back well and had our opportunities to get the win but just fell short,” Huron coach Devon Newman said. “I must hand it to our defense; they were incredible all night. Senior setter Ava Ryan has done an incredible job running a 5-1 the past few weeks.
Simone Cicotte (15 kills, 18 digs), Ava Ryan (40 assists), Aubrey Perhase (29 digs), Addison Beddow (6 blocks), Claire Ryan (13 kills, 3 blocks, 17 digs) led Huron.
Airport sweeps Jefferson
CARLETON – Madi Boehm (10 digs), Mya Stahr (7 kills), Chloe Ruhlig (5 kills, 3 aces, 7 digs), Peyton Zajac (12 assists, 4 aces) and Joelle Shrewsbury ( 11 assists, 3 aces) led Airport to a 25-6, 25-17, 25-7 win over Jefferson Monday.
“We played hard all night, working more on having fun while still playing the game,” Airport coach Janelle Nagy said.
CROSS COUNTRY
Baron, Murphy win
MONROE – Wesley Baron (third-fifth grade boys) and Amelia Murphy (middle school girls) won their divisions for Trinity Lutheran at the Monroe Milers Invitational Saturday.
Erin Dowen and Cole Butler placed third.
GOLF
Lazarski aces Giant Oak
TEMPERANCE – Dan Lazarski used his driver to shoot a hole-in-one on the 214-yard No. 3 hole at Giant Oak Golf Course Sunday.
ADULT SOCCER
Winter nets three goals
MONROE – Jake Winter scored three goals to lead Hot Spurs to a 7-3 win over Atletico in the Monroe Adult Indoor Coed Soccer League Sunday at LevelUp Training.
Steve Bucknor tallied two goals for Atletico.
