Lauren Iannetta
North, junior
While there were no state qualifiers from The News-Herald coverage area this fall in girls golf, Iannetta distinguished herself from the pack as the 2023 News-Herald girls golfer of the year. The North junior carded an 85 in Division I district competition to take 28th. She was also fifth in D-I sectional competition with a 75. Iannetta was the lone News-Herald coverage area D-I district qualifier and was several strokes better than her fellow area district qualifiers.
(in alphabetical order)
Emily Capitosti, Sr., Perry
13th D2 district (88), 7th sectional (85)
Matilda Fischer, Sr., Chagrin Falls
51st D2 district (105), 10th sectional (89)
Jillian Peters, So., Perry
26th D2 district (91), 16th sectional (95)
Lauren Ricobelli, Sr., Gilmour
17th D2 district (89), 3rd sectional (82)
Adyson Trefzger, Jr., Perry
17th D2 district (89), 11th sectional (90)
Beaumont: Alexis Belser; Berkshire: Aurora Martin; Chagrin Falls: Samantha Holtz; Chardon: Jocelyn Gaggiani; Cornerstone Christian: Ava Archer; Geneva: Sarah Cybulski; Gilmour: Mae Steigerwald; Hawken: Kiera Chang; Kenston: Annika Tutzer; Kirtland: Maggie Kothera; Lake Catholic: Theresa Lazanich; Madison: Jocelyn Bancroft; Mayfield: Julie Paradise; Mentor: Olivia Bostelman; NDCL: Ava Lewandowski; North: Olivia Hopper; Perry: Lilah Yeager; Riverside: Sydney Barker; South: Amber Pecjak
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