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Cienega freshman Alyza Flores is ranked No. 9. (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)
State Qualifying:
The Top Team in each Section will automatically qualify for the State Tournament.
Division I Boys and Girls: Five (5) section winners and 10 at large teams will qualify for the state tournament.
Division II Boys: Nine (9) section winners and six (6) at large teams will qualify for the state tournament.
Division II Boys and Girls: Eight (8) section winners and seven (7) at large teams will qualify for the state tournament
Boys and Girls Individual Qualification:
Each players best seven (7) rounds will be used for qualifying.
Division I: The top 15 individuals not on a qualifying team
Division II: The top 21 individuals not on a qualifying team
Team Rankings with Qualifying Rounds
Note: Not all teams have the necessary qualifying rounds at this point.
Current Division I Team Leaders
Boys
No. 13 Ironwood Ridge (Section I)
Girls
No. 2 Salpointe (Section I)
Current Division II Team Leaders
Boys
No. 1 Catalina Foothills (Section II)
No. 18 Walden Grove (Section III)
Girls
No. 1 Sahuaro (Section II)
No. 3 Cienega (Section III)
Individual Rankings with Qualifying Rounds
Girls Division I Top 20
Note: Salpointe’s Haylin Harris needs one more qualifying round and she will be ranked in the top five. No other Southern Arizona golfers are in the top 20.
Girls Division II Top 20
No. 1 Taylor Hughes, Sahuaro
No. 2 Kathryn Ottman, Sahuaro
No. 3 Jessica Williams, Amphitheater
No. 8 Halley Hughes, Sahuaro
No. 9 Alyza Flores, Cienega
No. 13 Marisol Benavidez, Marana
No. 16 Serenity Guerrero, Sahuaro
No. 18 Tea Bravo, Sahuaro
Boys Division I Top 20
No. 13 Briggs Duce, Buena
Boys Division II Top 20
No. 2 Trevor Werbylo, Salpointe
No. 4 Gavin Cohen, Catalina Foothills
No. 8 Eric Duarte, Salpointe
No. 11 Tyler Blohm, Catalina Foothills
No. 13 Jake Goode, Catalina Foothills
No. 17 Ty Goode, Catalina Foothills
No. 18 Austin Rustand, Sabino
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Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014 and has been a youth, high school and college coach for over 30 years. His own children have won multiple state high school championships and were named to all-state teams. Competing in hockey, basketball, baseball and track & field in high school, his unique perspective can only be found here, on AZPreps365.com and on the pages of the Vail Voice and the Tanque Verde Voice. Contact Andy Morales at AMoralesMyTucson@yahoo.com
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