Eagle JV downs Howe

The junior varsity golf team braved the elements on Tuesday evening and played some pretty good golf in the process. The team played the tough front nine of Lake James and came away with a final tally of 203 to Howe's 299. The team was led by Collin Sherburne's 48, Jeffrey Herndon shot a solid 51, Justin Papenbrock and Colt Penner each had 52, and finally Brody Dunn rounded out the scoring with a 53. The win put the team's record at 1-0. Great job Eagles.

The team will be back in action on Thursday at Timber Ridge Golf Club as they take on the Fairfield Falcons and Eastside Blazers.

2012 Eagle Golf opens play at Triton, JV at LaVille

The 2o12 Fremont Eagle golf team opened up play after a solid preseason slate of practices. The team knew that it had a chance to be competitive against the Triton field, but it was up to them to determine how competitive. Unfortunately, the team didn't play up to the potential that it had with an exception of a couple players. A player that stood out at Triton was Collin Sherburne, whose offseason work was apparent as he opened with a solid 43 and ended with 93. Justin Papenbrock also played to his potential with a 101. The three juniors all had days that they would rather forget. Austin Corcimiglia shot 88, Jordon Schmucker shot 95, and finally Colt Penner had a 104. The team's total of 377 was good enough for a fourth place finish as New Prairie was victorious with a team total of 347. The Eagles will now look to improve upon the rough start and push towards a score that is 40-50 shots better than they shot on Saturday. The team has the potential to shoot that much better which makes saying that worthwhile. The varsity will be back in action on Thursday at Fairfield. Good luck guys.

The junior varsity golf team participated in the LaVille Invite at Indiana National Golf Club. The team received solid contributions from several players including: Jeffrey Herndon (106), Austin Papenbrock (110), and Sam Beaber (116). The team will be back in action on Tuesday versus the Howe School at Lake James. Good luck Eagles.

Girls' Season Ends with Sports Awards!!

Congratulations to the following plaque award winners:

MVP - Liz Carlson

MIP - Joy Thompson

Max Mitchell Sportsmanship - Alivia Behnfeldt

Ken Wertz Mental Toughness - Jessica Mofield

Thanks so much Seniors for the great year, you'll be missed tremendously!!

Liz concludes her fine career with a T-29th finish at State!

Liz Carlson concluded her fine golfing career at Fremont with a tie for 29th place at the State Finals on the Legends Golf Course. Liz was tied for 15th after the first day by shooting a solid 81. However, on day 2 Liz didn't fare quite as well as cold temperatures, putting troubles, and big holes plagued her all day long. Nevertheless, Liz deserves to be congratulated on her impressive run through the postseason and her fine career as a Fremont "Lady Eagle" golfer.

Liz shoots an 81 on Day One of State!

Liz Carlson opened up her first round of the state finals in grand fashion in shooting a 3-over par 39 on her opening nine. However, Liz's back nine, which was the front nine on the score card was a little bit more of a roller coaster. Liz began that side with an uncharacteristic double bogey which included two chunked shots. Liz righted the ship though and ended up playing some good golf the rest of the way en route to a final tally of 81. Currently, Liz is sitting in a decent position, but only time will tell as the waiting game ensues. No matter what happens Liz has been an exceptional representative of the Fremont Lady Eagle golf program and Fremont schools. Great job Liz!!

It's official: Liz is going to State!

Liz will tee off at 8:39 a.m. from the 10th tee. Check the golfstat.com website to see her live scoring updates!!!!

Liz shoots an outstanding 74 in rainy day

Liz Carlson teed off at the Regional golf tournament at 9:45 a.m. on the Noble Hawk Golf Links Saturday morning. Her round was full of ups and some downs, but all in all Liz did what she had to do to get the ball in the hole and shoot an outstanding 74. Immediately after Liz signed her scorecard the rains began to pour. The concern became whether or not Liz's score would count. With some of the field still on the front nine, had play not resumed Liz would have had to play again on Monday. However, per the IHSAA, if half the field was able to complete their rounds then all of those scores would hold up. At 7:45 p.m. when darkness stopped play for good, 38 players out of the 72 were done. Obviously all parties involved breathed a sigh of relief that Liz's score held up. Play will resume at 1:00 p.m. on Monday afternoon, we can only hope that Liz's score is good enough and she will be playing in the IHSAA State Finals for a second straight year on Friday. Good job Liz and good luck!!!