- November 26, 2024
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+ Sophomore Shana Taulbee competes at states in bowling for Matanzas High School
Matanzas sophomore bowler Shana Taulbee competed at the state bowling meet last week, where she finished 16th.
Taulbee had to bowl four 10-pin games just to get her seeding. In the four games, she bowled an 840 (207, 195, 216, 222).
Later in the day, Taulbee was pitted against 13th-seeded Rebecca Goodwin, of Atlantic. Despite bowling a 410 for the series, Taulbee lost and was moved to the consolation bracket.
In her first match in the consolation bracket, Taulbee bowled against No. 5 seed KcKenna Pietizha, of Mount Dora. Taulbee lost despite bowling a 197 and a 192.
Taulbee finished the season the farthest of any bowler in Flagler County.
Matanzas coach Kim Saltmarsh said she’s looking forward to next season. Taulbee, who is only a sophomore, will be back.
“Now that we have experience under our belts from competing at states, we know what to expect,” Saltmarsh said.
+ Ashley Manford signs letter of intent with Division-I lacross team Coastal Carolina
Matanzas High School girls lacrosse player Ashley Manford signed her National Letter of Intent Monday, Nov. 14, to play for Coastal Carolina Univeristy, a Division I school in Conway, S.C.
Manford, who verbally committed to Coastal Carolina last month, is the second female athlete from Matanzas High School to commit to play in Division I.
+ Kastner to play lacrosse at Jacksonville University
Flagler Palm Coast girls lacrosse player Katie Kastner signed her National Letter of Intent to play for Jacksonville University, a Division I school in Jacksonville.
Kastner was the captain of the Lady Bulldogs for the 2010 season, and was ranked No. 15 in the country in the ESPN Top 150 for high school girls lacrosse goalies.
Last season, Kastner was an Academic All-American and an Under Armour All-American. Academically, she was senior of the month for October and was also named Waste Pro Outstanding Achievement Award recipient earlier this month.
+ Palm Harbor Golf Club to host first Gobble Golf Thanksgiving tournament
The Palm Harbor Golf Club will host the first Gobble Gobble Golf Tournament Thursday, Nov. 24. This Thanksgiving Day tournament will begin with a 9 a.m. shotgun. Cost is $36.50 per person, and is limited to 100 players. Cost includes golf and green fees, range balls, a breakfast sandwich and coffee.
Call 986-4653 or email [email protected].
— Send scores, reports and photos to [email protected].
