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Eagles looking to League Finals at Hunter RanchSaturday, October 21, 2006Just a couple weeks away from the league finals at Hunter Ranch on Oct. 26, Arroyo Grande's girls are on par to leave a mark in the PAC-7 this season.According to head coach Claudia Watters, the Eagles have each been making improvements to their game and are have adjusted well to their new home course at Cypress Ridge, "From last year, our six returnees have all dropped five strokes," said Watters. "Kelsi Kelser alone dropped seven strokes. A lot of that can be contributed to kids playing in the summer. We have great juniors programs in the summer." Watters said when her golfers start hitting below 50 in their nine-hole tournaments their interest in the game really gets interesting. That sign of consistant play leads her golfers to become more focused on improving their game. Watters hopes that improved play gets one or more of her girls into the CIF Playoffs. Last year, only two golfers from the league moved on to the playoffs. This year Watters is hoping that there will be more spots available for PAC-7 teams, since the league is so large. Arroyo Grande currently has a 7-1 overall record and 4-1 in PAC-7 duals. Article: Eagles on par for strong finish in PAC-7 Times Press Recorder, Steve Fairchild Tags: San Luis Obispo Central Coast Golf |
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