Flagler Palm Coast's Sophia Stiwich low medalist at Volusia-Flagler Girls Golf Championship

The Bulldogs won a playoff for the runner-up spot behind first-place Spruce Creek.


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FPC's girls golf team placed second at the Volusia-Flagler tournament: Ivey Tsouklaris, Sydney Adams, Lilah Cool, Sophia Stiwich and Kat Becker. Courtesy photo
FPC's girls golf team placed second at the Volusia-Flagler tournament: Ivey Tsouklaris, Sydney Adams, Lilah Cool, Sophia Stiwich and Kat Becker. Courtesy photo
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Flagler Palm Coast senior Sophia Stiwich won low medalist honors with a 2-under-par 70 and the Bulldogs won a playoff with New Smyrna Beach to place second at the Volusia-Flagler Girls Golf Championship on Monday, Sept. 29, at Daytona Beach Golf Club's North Course.

Spruce Creek won the title with a 339. New Smyrna Beach and FPC tied for second with a 365. The top two players on NSB and FPC played the par-4 No. 1 to decide the team runner-up. the Bulldogs' Stiwich and Ivey Tsouklaris shot a total of 8 to defeat the Barracudas' two players who totaled 9.

Seabreeze finished fourth with a 384.

Spruce Creek's Vanessa Perry and DeLand's Madison Dusenbury tied for second with a 75, five strokes behind Stiwich. FPC's top player shot an uncharacteristic 39 on the front nine.

"Sophia had a bad two-hole stretch but bounced back on the back nine with a (5-under) 31," FPC coach Patrick Kleinfelder said.

Tsouklaris placed fifth with a 78, two strokes behind New Smyrna's Elayna Harvey.

"Ivey was solid like always, just a par machine, and had a couple of birdies," Kleinfelder said.

Seabreeze's Jillian Heller was ninth with a 90.

 

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