Girls Golf Rosters

Thu., April 13, 2000

Ferris

Alex Gibbon sr.

Gina Hoal sr.

Kate Parks sr.

Jaime Seefried sr.

Megan Breer jr.

Natalie Conway jr.

Lani Elston jr.

Heather Gates soph.

Laura Kuznetz soph.

Kylee Seefried soph.

Jackie Albi fr.

Sarah Berlandi fr.

Lewis and Clark

Sarah Bassett soph.

Whitney Saulsberry soph

Ellie Nagy soph.

Karlee Kuhlmann soph.

Erin Haskell soph.

Andrea Walker fr.

Dennie Blair fr.

Ashley Gaddy fr.

Leslie Reugh fr.

Lessie Saad fr.

Emma Smithson fr.

Gonzaga Prep

Leah Brajcich fr.

Katie Brophy soph.

Shelbi Cavalar soph.

Lindsey Dill jr.

Tara Heitman soph.

Erica Heitman jr.

Kelsey Hemingway soph.

Katherine Howell jr.

Maggie Kohls fr.

Jessica Lightfoot fr.

Stephanie Morbeck jr.

Nicole Randall soph.

Meghan Wicks fr.

Abby Zimmer fr.

Cheney

Jessica Murray fr.

Cdra Weston soph.

Ashley Montague soph.

Amy Guske soph.

Erica Leslie sr.

Stacey Copley fr.

Ashley Murphy soph.

Rachael Folsom soph.

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