The Charlestown Girls Golf team competed against Jeffersonville HS and New Washington at Elk Run Tuesday evening; falling to Jeffersonville 228 to 250 (New Washington did not score).  New Washington did post the outing medalist, as Katlyn Price carded a 44.  The Lady Pirates were led again by Lizzie Hill, who shot a 59, and Andrea McCoy, who shot a 62; while Kylan Burke (63), and McKenna Harbin (66) rounded out the Charlestown team score.

“This is our lowest team scored posted this year.  Lizzie Hill shot her lowest score to lead the Pirates with 59.  Andrea McCoy followed up with a 62.  I am pleased with the consistency of all our golfers scores each match.  All of them have improved over the season”, commented Lady Pirate Head Coach Kim Carroll.  Next match: Thursday, August 31 at Hidden Creek 4pm, against CAI

The Charlestown Lady Pirate Golf team took to the links Wednesday at Hidden Creek against Mid-Southern Conference foes Silver Creek and Eastern.  The Lady Pirates swept both team, beating Silver Creek for the second time this season 258 to 263. Eastern’s #1 player earned the Medalist honor.

Lady Pirates Kylan Burke and Andrea McCoy shot 63, Lizzie Hill 65, and McKenna Harbin 67.
“I knew it would be close match, last time we met we only won by six shots.  I am proud of the girls who are shooting consistent.  I know they are capable of lower scores, and it will come in time.  They all have made much improvement since July”, commented Lady Pirate head Coach Kim Carroll.

Next match: Tuesday, Aug 29, 4pm at Elk Run. Jeff and New Washington.

Charlestown Lady Pirate Golf competed against Silver Creek Tuesday at Elk run Golf Course, posting a team score of 254, better than Silver Creek’s 260.  Kylan Burke carded a 60, earning the Charlestown medal, while Silver Creek’s Syd Sorg also earned her team’s best score, also a 60.  Lady Pirate Sophomores Andrea McCoy and Lizzie Hill both shot a 62, and have improved each match and shot their lowest score Tuesday evening.  “I am seeing improvement in all golfers, and hope our team scores will lower”, commented Charlestown Head Coach Kim Carroll.

The 2017 season is officially underway with the Lady Pirate Golf team opening their season on Monday evening at Westwood Golf Course against conference opponent Scottsburg and county rival Jeffersonville. The Lady Pirates put up an impressive showing, with an overall team score of 253, finishing third behind Scottsburg, 230, and Jeffersonville, 239. Sophomores Kylan Burke, 59, Andrea McCoy, 64, and Lizzie Hill, 66, all had impressive debuts for the Lady Pirates. Head Coach Kim Carroll commented, “I am very pleased with our new golfers in their first match of the season. I hope to see much improvement in the scores of everyone by the end of the season.” The Lady Pirates will be back in action on Wednesday against Clarksville at Elk Run Golf Course, tee off at 4:00pm.

The Charlestown Lady Pirate Golf team competed at Champions Pointe Golf Course Tuesday evening against Henryville and Borden.  The Hornets prevailed with a team score of 205 followed by Charlestown’s 275 (Borden did not post a score).  Lexi Eblen shot well finishing with a 63; while Maddisen Smith improved her score as well.  “I was hoping to have better scores, but Champions Pointe can be difficult for our level of golfers.  The girls have improved over the season, and this was one of our goals for everyone”, commented Head Coach Kim Carroll.  The Lady Pirates will next participate in the MSC Meet this Saturday at Shadowood Golf Course in Seymour.

The Charlestown HS Girls Golf team competed against Borden, Silver Creek, and Eastern Thursday night at Hidden Creek GC.  Silver Creek won the contest carding a team final score of 211; while Eastern carded a 237 team score; and Charlestown a 259.  Smith from Borden was the contest medalist, finishing with a 44.  “Silver Creek and Borden had players who had more experience than us.  Ten of my girls have never played, but each are improving their game.  Kylan Burke played very well today shooting a 56.  This is her best round this year.  Brooke Watson shot a 63, and continues to improve as well.  The team will make improvements as the season goes”, commented Coach Carroll on the outing.

Last Thursday, the Charlestown girls golf team defeated the Clarksville Generals at Elk Run Golf Course.  Kylan Burke and Brooke Watson tied for medalist, and new comer Lexi Eblen played well.  “The girls were making better contact with the ball tonight.  Kylan and Brooke lower their scores 5 strokes from last match.  I am very encouraged how the girls performed individually and as a team.  The girls are working hard at practice, and the improvements will show by the end of the season”, evaluated Lady Pirate Head Coach Kim Carroll.
Charlestown will next be in action on Monday, August 29th hosting Providence at Elk Run.