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Fall Sports State Champions

Page High School
Julia Strandberg of Page won the Women’s State 4A golf championship on October 30 and 31 by shooting a score of 146 and defeating three other golfers that finished two strokes behind. A total of 80 golfers participated who had qualified through Regional competition. Chris LeClerc serves as coach of the Page Women’s Golf Team.

The Page Women’s Tennis Team won their third consecutive 4A State Championship by defeating Raleigh Broughton for the third consecutive year. The team finished with a perfect 20-0 record for the year and now has won 59 consecutive matches over that three-year period. The team is coached by Bruce Lanier.

Members of the team are:

Jennifer Ansari
Nina Dimaguila
Elizabeth Garvey
Anne Lucas
Julie Lucas
Christina Mandaleris
Melaney Martin
Olesya Minina
Samantha Morrison

Christin Newman
Caroline Newman
Madison Owsley
Laura Rolke
Christine Ruggiero
Preston Stakias
Jennifer Stone
Green Wendling
Melissa Wolf

Southwest High School
The Southwest Volleyball team won the Women’s State 3A Championship on November 4 by defeating Oxford Webb at Reynolds Coliseum on the campus of N.C. State University. The Cowgirls finished the year with a fine 27-1 record. They are coached by Cindy Seymour.

Team Members are:

Savannah Barker
Samantha Harding
Lauren Fuchs
Kathy Miller
Paris Best

Jacky Davis
Abigail Drost
Kerry Patterson
Sarah Schermerhorn
Julissa Trinidad

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