See which Cincinnati girls golfers qualified for 2026 OHSAA districts
See which Cincinnati high school girls golfers and teams qualified for districts after their sectional rounds.
Southwest Ohio girls golfers began their Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) postseasons in sectional tournaments on September 14. Division II qualifiers advanced to the districts on September 30, while Division I girls played on October 6. Here are the local golfers that qualified for the OHSAA district tournaments.
In the morning group at Walden Ponds, Sycamore and Lakota East each scored 316, but Sycamore won with its fifth golfer having a lower score of 87 compared to Lakota East's 88. Lakota East junior Jenna Schmidt finished as the sectional medalist, outscoring Sycamore freshman Savanna Blackmore by one stroke.
Walnut Hills scored 326 and Anderson 346, placing third and fourth respectively. St. Ursula senior Brooke Roettker had a 75, tying for fourth and advancing as the top individual district qualifier.
In the afternoon group at Walden Ponds, Ursuline Academy took first with a 321, Seton came in second with a 343, Mason and Wyoming rounded out the top five. Ursuline Academy's Leah Mulcahy won the tournament with a 77, followed by Little Miami's Lauren Perry and Indian Hill's Kate Roudabush.
The Badin Rams won their sectional tournament for the first time in Division I, led by senior Taylor Zoz who scored 79. Lebanon's Olivia Donovan dominated the individual race, shooting a 68 to take first by eight strokes.
At Reeves, three standout golfers from Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy, Madeira, and Bethel-Tate were in a three-way race for the sectional crown. Hartung and Fink tied for first, and Kelley had the top individual district qualifier.
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