2015 Golf Handbook

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2015 Golf Handbook

Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Coach’s expectations
Page 2-5
Ellis High School expectations
Page 5-6
Mood Altering Chemicals Policy
Page 7
KSHSAA attire
Page 8
KSHSAA golf participation
Page 9
KSHSAA coaching during play
Page 10
KSHSAA spectator guidelines
Page 11
Practice and Tournaments
Page 12-13
Awards
Page 14-25
EHS Varsity Golf Records
Page 26-28
Golf Season Calendars
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COACH’S EXPECTATIONS
Understand and abide by all rules set by the USGA, KSHSAA, and EHS.
Show up to practice every day with a good attitude and prepared to learn and have fun.
Be a good teammate
Be a good representative of Ellis High School and the Ellis community.
Strive to better yourself both in golf and as a person each day.
Violation of any 3 policies in this handbook will result in dismissal from the team
ELLIS HIGH SCHOOL EXPECTATIONS FOR
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Philosophy of Activities and Athletics
The Ellis High School co-curricular and activities program exists to provide opportunities to expand and
enhance the academic curriculum of the school. The Ellis High extracurricular activities program will
contribute to the education of Ellis students by encouraging the growth of good citizenship, enhancing
the concept of good sportsmanship and providing a laboratory setting for cooperative learning.
Although the program will enhance school pride the programs purpose and reason for existing will be
for the benefit of students who qualify and choose to participate in the program. This statement of
philosophy is based on the following beliefs:
Belief #1 - Activities support the Academic Mission of Schools. They are not a diversion but rather
an extension of a good educational program. Students who participate in activities programs tend
to have higher grade point averages, better attendance records, lower dropout rates and fewer
discipline problems than students generally.
Belief #2 - Activities are inherently educational. Activities programs provide valuable lessons on
many practical situation teamwork, sportsmanship, winning and losing, hard work. Through
participation in activities programs, students learn self-discipline, build self-confidence, and
develop skills to handle competitive situations.
Belief # 3 - Activities Foster Success in Later Life. Participation in high school activities is often a
predictor of later success - in college, a career and becoming a contributing member of society.
ELLIS RAILROADERS . . . PROMOTING SPORTSMANSHIP AND CITIZENSHIP!
Our students and spectators are encouraged to be a positive part of our co-curricular program. The
following are expectations (standards) of the Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA)
concerning sportsmanship that must surround any interscholastic contest or event.
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Accept the responsibility and privilege of representing your school and your community
Show respect for the opponent and officials at all times
Accept both victory and defeat with pride and compassion, never being boastful or bitter
Know, understand and appreciate the rules of the contests
Maintain self control at all times
Recognize and appreciate skill in performances, regardless of affiliation
School administration will strictly adhere to the policies of the KSHSAA and reinforce as necessary. It is
important for all participants and spectators to remember that violations of the above mentioned
beliefs and standards could result in the loss of opportunity to continue being a part of the program or
attend interscholastic events.
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Co-curricular Activities:
Students are encouraged to participate in activities; however, along with such participation goes an
obligation to make and keep commitments to coaches, sponsors, organizations, and fellow students.
Students are urged to limit their membership based on their ability to make and keep such required
commitments. Committing oneself to an organization means, not only accepting the privileges of the
organization, but also accepting the responsibilities that go along with being a member of the
organization.
Absence on Day of Activity
A student shall not be eligible for practice or competition if absent after 12:30 from school because of
illness on the day of practice or competition. Also, any unexcused absence or suspension on the day of
practice or competition will result in ineligibility for that day.
Bus Policy:
During school sponsored activity trips, all students who ride to an event must return on the bus unless
the parent requests, in person, to the head coach or sponsor that they will be taking their son or
daughter home with them. (Special circumstances and arrangements can only be made in advance by
the Principal to vary from this policy.)
Transportation Rules:
1. Students shall follow the directions of the driver the first time given.
2. Students shall arrive at the bus stop 3 to 5 minutes before the bus arrives.
3. Students shall be courteous, use no profane language or obscene gestures.
4. Students shall cross the roadway in front of the bus only after the bus has come to a complete
stop and upon the direction of the driver.
5. Students shall go directly to their assigned seat upon entering the bus.
6. Students shall remain seated and facing forward to keep the aisles and exits clear.
7. Students shall observe school policies for dress code and behavior and will respect the rights
and safety of others.
8. Students shall not throw or pass objects on, from or into the bus.
9. Students shall carry only objects that can be held on their lap—up to the discretion of the bus
driver.
10. Students shall not carry or use any tobacco products, alcohol, drugs, or any other
controlled substance on the bus.
11. Students may lose the privilege to eat, drink, or chew gum on the bus.
12. Students shall not carry hazardous materials, nuisance items, or animals on the bus.
13. Students shall not leave or board the bus at locations other than the assigned stops at home or
school.
14. Students shall not extend head, arms, or objects out of the bus windows.
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Consequences for policy violations:
First Referral – Parents contacted
Second Referral – Three (3) day bus suspension
Third Referral – Bus suspension of two weeks to the remainder of the semester
*A short or long term suspension may be issued immediately, depending upon the severity of the
infraction. Sequence for write-ups does not “start over” at the start of the second semester.
Wednesday Night Activities:
No school activities, at school or away, may be scheduled after 6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. Any deviation
from this established procedure must be cleared by the Principal.
Physicals:
All students participating in athletics or cheerleading must have a physical examination on file before
they will be allowed to practice or participate. This examination may be obtained from any physician of
your choice licensed in the state of Kansas. This physical also requires current Tetanus Diphtheria (Td)
vaccination. The forms are generally available at the doctor offices, schools and district offices. Both
the physician and parents must sign these forms.
National Competitions:
It is the Board of Education's policy to support regular season, League, Regional, Sub-State, and State
Competitions throughout EHS’ activities. The school will not enter any National Competitions.
Wall of Fame Policy:
1. Only KSHSAA State Champions will be honored.
2. Pictures will not be put up until the end of their senior year (with all state titles summarized).
3. The school will pay for two 8"X10" color pictures, one for the high school lobby and one for
the superintendent's office. (School will not pay for sitting fees if student elects to go to
professional photographer.)
Communication between Coaches, Student-Athletes, and Parents:
Communication is a cornerstone to relationships. This is especially true in the coach-athlete
relationship. Within this relationship difficult issues must be dealt with at times, including discipline,
player performance, and player dissatisfaction. Proper communication results in the positive resolution
of such issues, stronger coach-player relations and other benefits such as the student learning how to
solve problems.
Parents also have a relationship with their child’s coach, and communication is equally important to this
relationship. Parents may feel the need to step in on their child’s behalf. Whatever the motive, proper
communication will enhance coach-parent and coach-player relations.
The following is a guide for coaches, parents and student-athletes. This guide provides a chain of
communication that will maintain and build positive relationships.
Step One: Coach-Athlete Session
If a player or his/her parent has any issue or problem with the sport experience, the studentathlete is expected to address the coach. Students are also encouraged to talk with a coach
about any issue in their personal or academic life. The district’s expectations of coaches include
open communication and positive relations.
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Step Two: Coach-Parent-Athlete Session
If an issue has not been resolved in step one, the next step in the communication process is a
meeting with parents. The guideline here is to set an appointment at the coach’s discretion. If
the issue is emotional, the appointment should be scheduled at a later time so parties are calm
and problem solving can occur. Also, the parent or player should define the purpose of the
session when the appointment is set.
In this step, there may be rare cases when it may be best if the athlete does not participate in
the session. If either the parent or coach feels this is the case, this decision should be discussed
when setting the appointment and purpose of the meeting.
Step Three: Administrator-Coach-Parent-Athlete Session
If an issue is not resolved in Step Two, the next step may be initiated by any party. Using the
same process as above, an appointment is set and all parties define the purpose of the meeting.
Mood-altering chemicals policy (alcohol, tobacco, & drugs)
Philosophy and Purpose- Extracurricular activities and sports are a privilege for each participating
individual. Therefore, it is important that students and parents be aware of the necessary rules
and regulations which assure continued eligibility and participation as responsible
representatives of the school. It is the primary responsibility of the coach/sponsor to
consistently enforce this code.
USD #388 recognizes the use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs as a significant health problem for
many adolescents, resulting in negative effects on behavior, learning, and the total development
of each individual. The misuse of alcohol, tobacco, and/or drugs by adolescents affects
extracurricular participation and development of related skills and future health. It is also
against the law.
Each coach has the prerogative to establish additional rules pertaining to the activity supervised.
These rules may include attendance at practice, detentions, curfew, dress and general conduct
by participants during practices, contests and trips, and will be handled by the coach/sponsor.
These rules and consequences will be clearly communicated to the student athlete/participant
at the beginning of the activity season.
Rule- During the school year, regardless of the quantity, a student shall not
1) handle an open container or use a beverage containing alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer,
etc.
2) handle or use any form of tobacco;
3) handle or use any controlled substance defined by law as a drug.
Interpretations:
1) The rule applies to the entire school year and any portion of an activity season which
occurs prior to the start of the school year or after the close of the school year.
2) It is not a violation for a student to be in possession of a controlled substance
specifically prescribed for the student's own use by her/his doctor.
Penalties and Recommendations- If any student chooses to violate the above rule and the violation is
substantiated (sight is sufficient evidence) by a law enforcement official, faculty member,
school administrator, or voluntary student admission the following will occur:
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First Violation: 7 day suspension from all extracurricular school sponsored activities and sports,
excluding practices. Students will be provided access to professional counseling services if
desired.
Second Violation: 4 weeks suspension from all extracurricular school sponsored activities and sports,
excluding practices. It will also be recommended that the student receive an evaluation and any
necessary counseling from a professional chemical dependency counselor.
Third Violation: The student will be ineligible to participate in any school sponsored extracurricular
activity or sport for the remainder of the school year, including practices. The student will be
recommended to enroll in and maintain good-standing participation in a chemical dependency
treatment program.
Clarifications:
1) Suspension does not apply to class activities where a grade is given for required attendance.
Ex. Music concerts, pep band, marching band, mandatory field trips, etc.
2) Suspension does apply to all school dances, elected or honored positions, KSHSAA sports &
activities, FFA, FCCLA, plays, Railairres, etc.
3) Penalties for violations of this USD #388 high school policy shall be accumulative throughout
the entire school year.
4) It is very important to realize that anyone seen handling open containers involving this type
of activity is just as guilty as those actually consuming its contents.
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ATTIRE
The KSHSAA Executive Board has authorized guidelines regarding attire for interscholastic
golf. All golf attire must be school approved.
APPROPRIATE ATTIRE IS EXPECTED!
Appropriate Attire:
• Pants or walking shorts
• Shorts must be worn at the waist with a minimum 5 inch inseam.
• Collared shirt or turtle neck top with sleeves. Shirt will be tucked in.
• School colors and identification is desirable but not required.
• Players are to be neat in their attire
Inappropriate Attire:
• Jeans, Jean shorts
• Ragged or cut-off shorts
• Tank Tops
• Tops that do not cover the waist
• Torn shirts
• Clothing, headwear or other apparel with inappropriate pictures or verbiage
Jewelry/Logos/Headwear
• There is no restriction on jewelry worn by competitors.
• There is no restriction on a single partial/whole manufacturer’s logo/trademark
(i.e., Nike symbol, etc.)
• When caps or visors are worn, the bill must be worn forward.
• Bandanas and do-rags are not permitted.
Appropriate attire must be worn in the playing area at all times (including the award
presentation). Removal of any part of the uniform is unacceptable behavior.
• Tournament managers will not permit students to compete if not appropriately attired.
• Member schools/coaches have a responsibility to enforce appropriate attire.
• Member schools/coaches that have a concern regarding another school’s attire should
contact the KSHSAA.
ALL SCHOOLS MUST FOLLOW THE UNIFORM RULE DURING REGULAR SEASON AND POSTSEASON MEETS.
PRACTICE ATTIRE
Jeans and Jean shorts are acceptable during practice, but must be clean and without holes or
tears. A collared shirt is not required, but shirts should be appropriate for wear in school and
must be worn on the course at all times. Golf shoes are not required, but are desirable. If the
player does not have golf shoes, then flat soled tennis shoes can be worn. Shoes with heels or
treads are not acceptable.
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Kansas State High School Activities Association
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING
GOLF PARTICIPATION
DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR
1. During the school golf season, a student who is a member of a school golf team MAY NOT
PARTICIPATE as a member of an outside golf team or as an independent competitor in the same
sport.
2. During the school year, but not during the golf season, a student MAY PARTICIPATE in golf
competitions. See Awards Rule below.
SUMMER GOLF
1. It is not a violation of KSHSAA regulations for students to participate in any type of golf
tournament during the summer.
NOTE: Students may not accept Cash or Merchandise and may not violate the Amateur Award
(see Rule 21, page 33 of KSHSAA Handbook).
2. Students who take part in a Calcutta Tournament must not permit themselves to
be purchased. This would be a violation of the Amateur Rule.
3. If a student participates in a team scramble, no one on the team may accept cash or
merchandise.
AWARDS RULE
Medals, trophies and t-shirts are acceptable prizes and not considered merchandise.
Receiving a sleeve of balls, etc. as part of the entry fee is not a violation of the awards
rule.
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COACHING DURING PLAY
The KSHSAA Executive Board has voted to allow golf coaches to coach (offer advice) to their athletes
during all competitions (regular season and post-season), beginning with the 2007-08 school year.
The following guidelines will be used:
1. USGA definition of “Advice” must be followed.
“Advice” is any counsel or suggestion that could influence a player in determining his play, the choice of
club or the method of making a stroke.
Information on the Rules or on matters of public information, such as the position of hazards or the
flagstick on the putting green, is not advice.
2. Coaches may not make rulings on matters of play that are the responsibility of the meet director,
tournament committee, or rules officials.
3. One (1) Head Coach will be allowed to coach/give advice during a stipulated round.
A school “squad” coach is considered a head coach for that squad (var., jr. var., etc.). During a golfers
stipulated round, they may not receive coaching or advice from anyone other than their head coach.
4. A Coaches Identification (ID) Badge must be worn and visible to the event/tournament manager.
Schools hosting regular season competitions are responsible to provide Coach ID Badges. The KSHSAA
will provide Coach ID Badges for all Regional and State Tournaments.
5. All Head Coaches must attend the coaches meeting prior to the start of a golf event/tournament to
receive their ID Badge and be identified by the tournament manager.
6. Coaching (Advice) may be given from green to tee and at the clubhouse turn.
A head coach may not coach/give advice to their player(s) until all of the golfers in a group have holedout on a green. All coaching for all golfers in a group will cease when the first golfer in the group steps
on the teeing ground of the next hole. In addition, only head coaches may coach/give advice to their
golfers at the clubhouse turn.
7. Players must proceed immediately to the next hole without delay.
A player in violation of USGA Rule 6-7, “Undue Delay” will be assessed a two-stroke penalty for the first
offense and disqualified from competition for the second offense.
8. While on the course during competition, coaches may not use electronic communication devices or
motorized golf carts.
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SPECTATOR GUIDELINES
While you are watching, the KSHSAA asks that you observe the following guidelines. These guidelines
are being provided to ensure consistency in all post-season KSHSAA golf tournaments.
1.
Spectators are required to follow golf etiquette at all times. When the player you are
watching finished a hole, remember that the other players in the group may be finishing.
2. Spectators are asked to stay at least 30 yards behind the group they are watching. However,
they need to be aware of the group behind them and not slow them down.
3. Spectators are asked to NOT pick up any golf balls on the course during the tournament.
These players are not professionals and the owner of the ball may be several fairways away.
4. Spectators may not offer any advice to any of the players. This includes not offering their
suggestions on the club selection, direction of wind, or possible rulings on a situation. If you are
30 yards behind them, this should not be a problem.
5. Spectators may help hunt for a lost ball, but may not be in front of the group to watch where
their ball lands. (This is called being a fore caddie).
6. Spectators shall in no instances move a players bag or ball or offer or provide a ride in a cart
during the round of golf. (The player shall be disqualified).
7. Spectators shall not be involved in the scoring or the recording of scores for the group. The
spectators may keep score but cannot correct or dispute the scores of any of the players in the
group.
8. Spectators may give encouraging remarks such as “Nice shot” or “Great drive” or “Good putt”.
Please keep all comments positive and at the appropriate times and for all players in the group.
9. Spectators are asked to turn cell phones off when in the vicinity of golfers. Golfers in
possession of a cell phone during play will be disqualified.
10. The Tournament Manager has the right to forbid spectators entirely if deemed necessary.
They also have the right to ask any spectator to leave the course.
If spectators are not able to abide by these guidelines, they will be asked
to leave.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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PRACTICE / TOURNAMENTS
Practice will take place each day as listed on the calendar and will start immediately after
school beginning with a short meeting in my classroom (Room 119).
You are expected to be at practice each day that it is listed on the calendar and prepared to
learn and work as a team member.
Any unexcused absence will result in loss of tournament privileges for the following
tournament. After 3 unexcused absences you will be dismissed from the team.
You are expected to have your own golf equipment for practice and for tournaments. This may
include clubs, balls, tees, shoes, etc. Team tournament shirts will be purchased individually.
Bags will be loaned to the top 6 golfers on the team based on qualifying round, and team
expectations, and will be returned following the final tournament of the season in good
condition.
You are expected to act in a mature manner at all times both at practice and at tournaments.
Your actions are representative of Ellis High School and the Ellis community. Any unapproved
action will be dealt with on an individual basis by the head coach with the possible result of
dismissal from the team.
Cheating will not be tolerated and anyone caught cheating either in practice or in a tournament
will result in loss of tournament privileges for the following tournament. If the cheating
continues you may be dismissed from the team.
We practice to become better at the game of golf. I expect each of you to work together as a
team and to help your teammates as needed. Be accepting of constructive criticism and use
that information to improve your game.
The course is not ours from 3:30 – 6:00 each day. Be courteous to others playing. If you
encounter any problems on the course, do not handle it yourself. See me and I will take care of
it.
Use of carts is prohibited during scheduled practice times and are preferred not to be used at
all.
Qualifying
Each player will qualify for a spot on the varsity squad. Qualifying rounds must be played with
the coach, and the top 6 players 9 hole score during a qualifying round will comprise the varsity
squad. Ties will be broken at the coach’s discretion. The junior varsity team will be determined
in the same manner. Players may challenge for a spot on varsity following the first varsity
tournament. A challenge will consist of a 3 4-hole qualifying rounds (time permitting) with the
spot going to the player with the best 3 round average. Varsity players who medal in the top 10
at a tournament will be exempt from a challenge for the following tournament.
Work hard and have fun!
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AWARDS
You will receive a scorebook to keep track of hole by hole scoring, putts, fairways, greens, and
penalty strokes from tournaments throughout the season. This scorebook will be kept in my
classroom (Room 119). It is the golfer’s responsibility to keep track of these statistics in their
provided scorebook.
Awards will be given daily for the following:
15 putts or less in 9-holes
3 or more pars in 9-holes
3 or more fairways in 9-holes
3 or more greens in regulation in 9-holes
Any chip in during a 9-hole round
Any birdie
Any eagle
Any 9-hole round below 40
Any tournament medal
Season awards will be given at an awards gathering at the end of the season. Season awards
include:
Golfer of the year – this award will be given to the varsity player who shows the highest level of
professionalism, leadership, work ethic, and sense of being a team player. Season tournament
average will be a part of the coach’s decision, but not the defining factor.
JV golfer of the year – same criteria as the “Golfer of the year” but will go to a JV player
Putter of the year – this award will be given to the player on the team who has the most
putting stars on the year
Most improved golfer – this award will be given to the player who’s 9 hole average is most
improved from their first two weeks 9 hole average to their last 2 weeks 9 hole average
Lettering – In order to receive a letter a golfer must participate in a minimum of 5 varsity
tournaments throughout the season, or qualify for the state tournament as an individual, and
maintain a positive attitude, be a good team member, and be a good representative of Ellis
High School and the Ellis community.
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Ellis Team Golf Awards
2014
- Golfer of the Year – Skyler Tebo (37.5 9-hole tournament average)
- JV Golfer of the Year – Chase Hudson (58.4 9-hole tournament average)
- Putter of the Year – Skyler Tebo (10 putting stars)
- Most Improved Golfer – Keyston Moeder (54.6 9-hole tournament average)
2013
- JV Golfer of the Year – Keyston Moeder (61.3 9-hole tournament average)
- Most Improved Golfer – Tyler Walters (41.4 9-hole tournament average)
2012
- JV Golfer of the Year – Tanner Fischer (46.3 9-hole tournament average)
- Putter of the Year – Gage Younger (12 putting stars)
- Most Improved Golfer – Austin Lopez (41.1 9-hole tournament average)
2011
- JV Golfer of the Year – Kyle Weber (49.2 9-hole tournament average)
- Most Improved Golfer – Tyler Walters (44.0 9-hole tournament average)
2010
- Golfer of the Year – Austin Lopez (46.1 9-hole tournament average)
- JV Golfer of the Year – Chelsey Walters (62.8 9-hole tournament average)
- Putter of the Year – Ethan LaBarge (16 putting stars)
- Most Improved Golfer – Kyle Weber (53.7 9-hole tournament average)
2009
- Golfer of the Year – Ethan LaBarge (48.5 9-hole tournament average)
- JV Golfer of the Year – Chelsey Walters (60.5 9-hole tournament average)
- Putter of the Year – Ethan LaBarge (13 putting stars)
- Most Improved Golfer – Josh Reilly (60.5 9-hole tournament average)
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Ellis Golf top 10 (9 hole average) 2009-present
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Skyler Tebo
Skyler Tebo
Skyler Tebo
Skyler Tebo
Austin Lopez
Tyler Walters
Gage Younger
Gage Younger
Austin Lopez
Tyler Walters
37.1
37.2
37.5
37.5
41.1
41.4
42.2
42.9
43.0
44.0
2013
2011
2014
2012
2012
2013
2012
2013
2011
2011
Ellis Golf top 10 Team Scores 2009-present
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
296
307
309
313
313
318
327
328
328
328
2012
2013
2013
2012
2011
2011
2012
2013
2012
2012
Phillipsburg
Hill City
Phillipsburg
Phillipsburg (MCL)
Hill City
Plainville
Hill City
Ellis
Belleville (Regionals)
Trego
Individual State Qualifying Scores
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
86 and better
92 and better
84 and better
82 and better
88 and better
96 and better
Atwood
Ellis
Belleville
Trego
Hill City
Smith Center
Individual Tournament Scores Under 40
Skyler Tebo
Austin Lopez
Tyler Walters
Gage Younger
Ryan Downing
Kyle Weber
Number of times
59
12
8
7
3
1
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Ellis Varsity Golf Records
MCL Tournament Placers
2014 2-Man Team 2nd 180 @ Smith Center
4-Man Team no score @ Smith Center
Overall 4th 393 @ Smith Center
Skyler Tebo 1st 80 @ Smith Center
2013 2-Man Team 8th 218 @ Plainville
4-Man Team 1st 329 @ Plainville
Overall 3rd 329 @ Plainville
Skyler Tebo 1st 71 @ Plainville
Tyler Walters 7th 79 @ Plainville
2012 2-Man Team 3rd 169 @ Phillipsburg
4-Man Team 2nd 313 @ Phillipsburg
Overall 2nd 313 @ Phillipsburg
Skyler Tebo 3rd 72 @ Phillipsburg
2011 2-Man Team 2nd 166 @ Osborne
4-Man Team 6th 378 @ Osborne
Overall 2nd 336 @ Osborne
Skyler Tebo 2nd 76 @ Osborne
Gage Younger 7th 82 @ Osborne
2010 2-Man Team 6th 202 @ Norton
4-Man Team 4th 389 @ Norton
Overall 5th 382 @ Norton
Gage Younger 9th 89 @ Norton
2009 2-Man Team 7th 204 @ Hill City
2008 2-Man Team 9th 100 (9-holes) @ Ellis
4-Man Team 7th 202 (9-holes) @ Ellis
6-Man Team 8th 302 (9-holes) @ Ellis
2007 2-Man Team 8th 204 @ Trego
4-Man Team 3rd 362 @ Trego
6-Man Team 5th 562 @ Trego
Adam Augustine 6th 78 @ Trego
2006 2-Man Team 3rd @ Plainville
4-Man Team 6th 387 @ Plainville
Adam Augustine 5th 82 @ Plainville
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2005 2-Man Team 6th 172 @ Phillipsburg
4-Man Team 7th 372 @ Phillipsburg
2004 2-Man Team 7th 212 @ Osborne
2003 2-Man Team 4th 95 (9-holes) @ Norton
4-Man Team 6th 195 (9-holes) @ Norton
6-Man Team 3rd 287 (9-holes) @ Norton
Jerome Gottschalk 8th 44 @ Norton
2002 2-Man Team 2nd 169 @ Hill City
4-Man Team 3rd 329 @ Hill City
6-Man Team 3rd 498 @ Hill City
Cody Fisher 3rd 75 @ Hill City
Sam Mickelson 6th 77 @ Hill City
2001 2-Man Team 8th 201 @ Ellis
4-Man Team 5th 342 @ Ellis
Sam Mickelson 1st 76 @ Ellis
Sam Shubert 8th 80 @ Ellis
2000 2-Man Team 2nd 161 @ Trego
Tyler Fisher 2nd 75 @ Trego
1999 4-Man Team 6th @ Stockton
1998 2-Man Team 1st 156 @ Smith Center
4-Man Team 8th 388 @ Smith Center
Brett Neumann 2nd 77 @ Smith Center
Chris Mickelson 5th 79 @ Smith Center
1997 2-Man Team 2nd 162 @ Plainville
4-Man Team 2nd 338 @ Plainville
6-Man Team 1st 500 @ Plainville
Chris Mickelson 2nd 76 @ Plainville
Shane Mickelson 4th 79 @ Plainville
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4-Man Team 1st 308 @ Phillipsburg
Blake Matzke 1st 70 @ Phillipsburg
Chris Mickelson 4th 75 @ Phillipsburg
1995 2-Man Team 4th 94 (9-holes) @ Osborne
4-Man Team 2nd 175 (9-holes) @ Osborne
6-Man Team 2nd 269 (9-holes) @ Osborne
Blake Matzke 3rd 41 (9-holes) @ Osborne
Chris Mickelson 4th 42 (9-holes) @ Osborne
1994 2-Man Team 2nd 174 @ Norton
4-Man Team 3rd 359 @ Norton
6-Man Team 2nd 532 @ Norton
Lance Fisher 4th 82 @ Norton
1993 2-Man Team 3rd 172 @ Hill City
4-Man Team 2nd 334 @ Hill City
6-Man Team 2nd 506 @ Hill City
Brian Leiker 3rd 80 @ Hill City
Brad Mickelson 4th 81 @ Hill City
4-Man Team 2nd 338 @ Ellis
Brian Leiker 2nd 80 @ Ellis
Lance Fisher 4th 81 @ Ellis
1991 2-Man Team 1st 168 @ Trego
4-Man Team 1st 340 @ Trego
6-Man Team 1st 504 @ Trego
Jeff Kippes 1st 80 @ Trego
Jarrett Kolacny 2nd 83 @ Trego
Brain Harp medalist 84 @ Trego
Brian Leiker medalist 85 @ Trego
1990 2-Man Team 3rd 184 @ Smith Center
4-Man Team 1st 352 @ Smith Center
Jarrett Kolacny 2nd 83 @ Smith Center
Jeff Kippes 3rd 83 @ Smith Center
1989 2-Man Team 7th 191 @ Plainville
17
Brad Honas 3rd 78 @ Phillipsburg
Scott Weber 5th 79 @ Phillipsburg
1987 Team 5th 309 @ Osborne (sand greens)
Mike Bollig 5th 71 @ Osborne (sand greens)
1986 Team 4th 377 @ Norton
Don Leiker 1st 81 @ Norton
1985 Team 3rd 341 @ Hill City
Darrell Ptascheck 3rd 81 @ Hill City
1984 Team 1st 333 @ Ellis
John McIntyre 1st 76 @ Ellis
Greg Martin 3rd 77 @ Ellis
Troy Schoenthaler 6th 83 @ Ellis
1983 Team 1st 344 @ WaKeeney
Greg Martin 1st 85 @ WaKeeney
Wayne Bongartz 2nd 85 @ WaKeeney
Preston Wolf 3rd 86 @ WaKeeney
1982 Loren Boos 1st 71 @ Ellis
Greg Martin 4th 77 @ Ellis
1981 Team 4th 327 @ Trego
Mike Downing medalist 78 @ Trego
1980 2-Man Team 5th 185 @ Smith Center
Brad Leiker 2nd 82 @ Smith Center
1979 6-Man Team 2nd 474 @ Osborne (sand greens)
Mike Downing 3rd 73 @ Osborne (sand greens)
Loren Boos 4th 73 @ Osborne (sand greens)
1978 2-Man Team 1st 155 @ Phillipsburg
Greg Leiker 1st 70 @ Phillipsburg
1977 MCL @ Plainville
1976 2-Man Team 3rd @ Hill City
4-Man Team 5th @ Hill City
6-Man Team 3rd @ Hill City
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1975 No Results
1974 2-Man Team 2nd 166 @ Plainville
Doug Edwards 3rd 76 @ Plainville
1973 2-Man Team 5th
1972 2-Man Team 1st @ Stockton
1971 2-Man Team 1st 160 @ Hill City
1970 First Year on Grass Greens
2-Man Team 1st 166 @ Ellis
6-Man Team 3rd 519 @ Ellis
1969 No Results
1968 4-man Team 1st @ WaKeeney
1967 4-Man Team 3rd @ WaKeeney
1966 2-Man Team 3rd @ Plainville
1965 4-Man Team 1st @ Hill City
1964 4-man Team 1st @ Plainville
Richard Robinson 2nd 70 @ Plainville
1963 4-man Team 1st @ Palco
Richard Robinson 1st 69 @ Palco
1962 4-man Team 1st 331 @ Ellis
Richard Robinson 3rd 82 @ Ellis
1961 4-man Team 1st 345 @ Phillipsburg
Richard Robinson 2nd 79 @ Phillipsburg
Larry Mallory 3rd 82 @ Phillipsburg
19
Regional Tournament Placers
2014 Team 7th 400 @ Atwood
Skyler Tebo 1st 72 @ Atwood
2013 Team 2nd 333 @ Ellis
Skyler Tebo 1st 72 @ Ellis
Tyler Walters 4th 82 @ Ellis
Josh Tway 10th (tie) 89 @ Ellis
2012 Team 2nd 328 @ Belleville
Skyler Tebo 1st 72 @ Belleville
Austin Lopez 8th 83 @ Belleville
Skyler Tebo 1st 69 @ WaKeeney
Austin Lopez 8th 82 @ WaKeeney
2010 Team 4th 367 @ Hill City
Austin Lopez 10th 89 @ Hill City
2009 no 4-man team @ Smith Center
2008 Team 7th 431 @ Ellis
2007 Team 6th 387 @ St. John
Adam Augustine 6th @ St. John
Adam Augustine 12th 86 @ Trego
Brett Mickelson 15th 87 @ Trego
2005 Team 5th 397 @ Kinsley
2004 Team 8th 360 @ Hoxie
Sam Mickelson 1st 79 @ Ellis
Cody Fisher 6th 88 @ Ellis
Jordan Helget 10th 90 @ Ellis
2002 Team 3rd 335 @ Stockton
Sam Mickelson 3rd 77 @ Stockton
Cody Fisher 6th 80 @ Stockton
2001 Team 4th 398 @ Osborne
Sam Shubert 7th 94 @ Osborne
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Cody Fisher 3rd 85 @ Ellis
Tyler Fisher 5th 87 @ Ellis
Sam Shubert 7th 87 @ Ellis
Tyler Fisher 3rd 82 @ Ellis
Chris Mickelson 1st 74 @ Ellis
Brett Neumann 2nd 74 @ Ellis
Tyler Fisher 6th 82 @ Ellis
1997 Team 2nd 327 @ Atwood
Chris Mickelson 1st 76 @ Atwood
Josh Luea 5th 80 @ Atwood
Brett Neumann 8th 85 @ Atwood
R.J. Fisher 10th 86 @ Atwood
Blake Matzke 1st 73 @ Ellis
Chris Mickelson 6th 78 @ Ellis
Brett Neumann 7th 78 @ Ellis
R.J. Fisher 10th 81 @ Ellis
1995 Team 1st 330 @ Atwood
Chris Mickelson 1st 76 @ Atwood
Blake Matzke 3rd 81 @ Atwood
Ashley Heaton 5th 82 @ Atwood
Lance Fisher 1st 79 @ Ellis
Brad Mickelson 3rd 78 @ Ellis
R.J. Fisher 9th 89 @ Ellis
Brian Leiker 1st 77 @ Ellis
Lance Fisher 3rd 78 @ Ellis
Brad Mickelson 5th 81 @ Ellis
1991 Team 1st 324 @ Hoxie
Jeff Kippes 2nd 79 @ Hoxie
Lance Fisher 3rd 80 @ Hoxie
Jarrett Kolacny 4th 80 @ Hoxie
1990 Team 3rd 357 @ Leoti
21
1988 Team 7th 356 @ Hill City
1986 Team 3rd 353 @ Ellsworth
1985 Darrell Ptascheck 5th 82 @ Smith Center
Greg Martin 3rd 76 @ Ellis
Darrell Ptascheck 6th 82 @ Ellis
Greg Martin 1st 77 @ WaKeeney
Jeff Ptascheck medalist 80 @ WaKeeney
Ed Dinkel medalist 82 @ WaKeeney
1982 Team 1st 316 @ Beliot
Eddie Dinkel 1st 76 @ Beloit
Loren Boos 2nd 76 @ Beloit
Greg Martin 4th 80 @ Beloit
Troy Schoenthaler 7th 84 @ Beloit
1981 Team 2nd @ Smith Center
Brad Leiker 1st 75 @ Ellis
Mike Downing 2nd 78 @ Ellis
Loren Boos 3rd 78 @ Ellis
1979 2-Man Team 4th 181 @ Oakley
4-Man Team 4th 326 @ Oakley
1978 2-Man Team 3rd 173 @ Smith Center
Greg Leiker 3rd 84 @ Smith Center
1977 Greg Leiker state qualifier
1976 2-Man Team 5th @ Hoxie
4-Man Team 12th @ Hoxie
Greg Leiker 4th 80 @ Hoxie
1975 Team 3rd
22
1974 2-Man Team 6th 172 @ Hoxie
4-Man Team 1st (tie) 323 @ Hoxie
6-Man Team 4th 495 @ Hoxie
Greg Gabel 6th 78 @ Hoxie
1973 No Results
1972 No Results
1971 2-Man Team 1st 167 @ Phillipsburg
1970 First Year Grass Greens
No Results @ Oakley
1969 2-Man Team 3rd @ Russell
Dean Walle 4th 76 @ Russell
1968 2-Man Team 1st 147 @ LaCrosse
4-Man Team 5th 338 @ LaCrosse
Les Ward 3rd 73 @ LaCrosse
1967 2-Man Team 2nd 141 @ WaKeeney
4-Man Team 3rd 308 @ WaKeeney
Joe Bullard 1st 65 @ WaKeeney
1966 2-Man Team 3rd 150 @ WaKeeney
4-Man Team 4th 318 @ WaKeeney
Arlin Niernberger 2nd 72 @ Ellis
1964 Team 3rd 336 @ Hill City
Richard Robertson 1st 66 @ Ellis
23
State Tournament Placers
2014 Skyler Tebo 1st 66 @ Hays (Fort Hays Municipal)
2013 Team 3rd 343 @ Dodge City (Mariah Hills)
Skyler Tebo 4th 78 @ Dodge City (Mariah Hills)
Tyler Walters 7th 82 @ Dodge City (Mariah Hills)
2012 Team 5th 335 @ Seneca (Spring Creek)
Austin Lopez 5th (Tie) 76 @ Seneca (Spring Creek)
Skyler Tebo 5th (Tie) 76 @ Seneca (Spring Creek)
2011 Team 8th 371 @ Garden City (Buffalo Dunes)
Skyler Tebo 3rd 82 @ Garden City (Buffalo Dunes)
Tyler Walters 17th 87 @ Garden City ( Buffalo Dunes)
2003 Sam Mickelson 2nd (tie) 78 @ Junction City
2002 Sam Mickelson 3rd 73 @ Junction City
2000 Team 8th 335 @ Salina
Sam Shubert 11th (tie) 77 @ Salina
1998 Team 2nd (tied for 1st) 311 @ Salina
Chris Mickelson 1st 71 @ Salina
Brett Neumann 11th 78 @ Salina
1997 Team 2nd 318 @ Salina
Chris Mickelson 3rd 76 @ Salina
R.J. Fisher 4th 78 @ Salina
Chris Mickelson 7th 80 @ Salina
1995 Team 3rd 341 @ Salina
Chris Mickelson 18th 83 @ Salina
Lance Fisher top 20 81 @ Salina
Kevin Kippes top 20 82 @ Salina
1992 Team 10th 361 @ Hoisington
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1991 Team 3rd 341 @ Hesston
Lance Fisher 12th 84 @ Hesston
Brian Harp 14th 84 @ Hesston
Jarrett Kolacny 20th 86 @ Hesston
1990 Jarrett Kolacny 14th
1984 Greg Martin 5th 82 @ Hesston
1983 Team 1st 335 @ Hesston
Greg Martin 6th (tie) 82 @ Hesston
Eddie Dinkel 6th (tie) 82 @ Hesston
1981 Team 4th 682 (36 holes) @ Hesston
Loren Boos 3rd (tie) 160 (36 holes) @ Hesston
1982 Team 2nd 355 @ Hutchinson (Paganica)
Loren Boos 3rd 81 @ Hutchinson (Paganica)
Jeff Ptascheck 5th 83 @ Hutchinson (Paganica)
1980 Team 4th 654 (36 holes) @ Hesston
Brad Leiker 3rd 147 (36 holes) @ Hesston
1976 Greg Leiker 15th @ Hillsboro
1968 2-man Team 7th 360 (36 holes) @ Eureka
1967 2-man Team 3rd 283 (36 holes) @ Plainville
4-man Team 6th (tie) 608 (36 holes) @ Plainville
Joe Bullard 3rd 139
1966 2-man Team 9th (tie) 314 (36 holes) @ Kingman
1965 4-man Team 5th 623 (36 holes) @ Kingman
1964 4-man Team 3rd 570 (36 holes) @ Marion
Richard Robinson 2nd 136 (36 holes) @ Marion
1963 4-man Team 2nd 581 (36 holes) @ Marion
25
March 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
Basketball
Sub-State
3
Basketball
Sub-State
4
Basketball
Sub-State
5
Basketball
Sub-State
6
Basketball
Sub-State
7
Basketball
Sub-State
8
9
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
10
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
11
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
12
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
13
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
14
State Basketball
15
16
Spring Break
No Practice
17
Spring Break
No Practice
18
Spring Break
No Practice
19
Spring Break
No Practice
20
Spring Break
No Practice
21
22
23
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
24
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
25
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
26
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
27
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
28
29
39
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
31
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
April 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
1
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
2
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
3
Good Friday
No School
4
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
5
Easter Sunday
6
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
7
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
8
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
9
V @ Hoisington
1:00
Dismiss @ 10:00
10
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
11
12
13
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
14
V @ Goodland
2:00
Dismiss @ 10:30
15
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
16
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
17
18
JV @ Hill City 3:00
Dismiss @ 1:00
19
20
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
21
JV @ Osborne
2:00
Dismiss @ 11:00
22
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
23
V @ Norton
1:00
Dismiss @ 10:00
24
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
26
27
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
28
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
29
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
30
V @ I-70 Golf
Classic (Trego/Ellis)
9:00 am
25
May 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
Varsity only
2
3
4
V @ TMP
9:00 am
Leave @ 7:30
5
JV @ Norton
3:00
Dismiss @ 12:30
6
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
Varsity only
7
JV @ Trego
9:00 a.m.
Leave @ 7:30
8
V @ Hill City
3:00
Dismiss @ 1:00
9
10
11
V @ P-Burg 3:00
Dismiss @ 11:30
12
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
Varsity only
13
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
Varsity only
14
MCL @ Stockton
1:00
Dismiss @ 10:30
15
Practice @ 3:15
meet in RM 119
Varsity only
16
EHS Graduation
2:00 pm
17
18
V Regionals
@ TBA
19
EHS Finals
Practice at 3:15
meet in RM 119
State Qualifiers
20
Practice at 3:15
meet in RM 119
State Qualifiers
21
Practice
@ 10:00 am
State Qualifiers
22
Practice
@ 10:00 am
State Qualifiers
23
24
25
Memorial Day
26
V State
@ Emporia
27
28
29
30

2015 Golf Handbook

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