Boys golf teams takes home a win at the conference championship.

Abby Bordewick • September 11, 2015

To tee off this week the boy’s 2015 golf team played in the conference championship on Tuesday, September 8th and took home a win. Playing in the conference championship was Josh Caridi who shot a 71, Dillon Stewert with a 74, Matt Atkins ending with a 75, Noah Brownell with an 83, and Cam Lampe shot a 77. With the end score of 380. Thursday, September 10^th Hunter Ritchie, Jack Hastings, Dillon Muth, and Noel Thomas went down to Estes Park and ended up placing fourth overall. Mr. Stevens, the coach said, “Our biggest strength is our depth as a team…we have six-seven players that average below 80 for the season! One of our weaknesses would be we don’t tend to finish rounds like we could/should.” One of the players on the team Bryce Anderson a sophomore stated “It feels great to be a part of a team who works hard and has succeeded the goal of placing first in the league.” The boys are still holding first place in the league and plan on keeping it there till the end of their season.

Freshman, Dillion Stewart concentrating on a putt.

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Abby Bordewick, Sports Writer

Senior, Abby Bordewick, is a fourth year journalist. Her favorite thing about being a part of Etched in Stone is getting to hear someone’s story from their perspective, and she especially enjoys writing biographies of students. “I like to know that I’m informing people and I just love writing in general,” she says.

Besides journalism, Abby has been on the golf team since freshman year and is involved in photography at Fossil Ridge. She’s lived in Colorado her whole life with her parents, a sister who’s a sophomore, a brother who’s in sixth grade, and two dogs. Abby is an outgoing and funny person who loves to getting to know her peers. After high school, Abby would like to continue her journalism education at CU Boulder or University of Nebraska with a degree in Journalism, English, or Business. Her dream job would be to write for a magazine or newspaper where she’d have the opportunity to go out and talk to people; a job, she feels, where her social skills would fit well.

She is a girl of many traits but gives 110% in when she finds something she loves. “If something is important to me, I won’t let it be subpar,” says Abby. Her journalism for the sports beat reflects this through both her passion and dedication to the paper.