2017 Yearbook (2)

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Britta Snyder
Junior Girls' Player of the Year
Frank Lindwall
1st - Frank Lindwall 747.5
2nd - Kaleb Hagge 697.5
3rd - Chris Cooksley 654
4th - Andrew Wood 646
5th - Brock Barnhart 636
6th - Willis Gaer 606.5
7th - Will Babcock 588.33
8th - Jake Marvelli 547.5
9th - Jacob Luett 442.5
10th - Thomas Storbeck 400
Finishes
Midwest Junior Championship 5th
115th Iowa Amateur 4th
Iowa High School Class 4A State T6
1st - Britta Snyder 2375
2nd- Paige Hoffman 1900
3rd - Brooke Boardman 1837.5
4th - Casey Noble 1370
5th - Maddie Hawkins 1352.5
6th - Emily Snelling 1225
7th - Jenna Krogulski 1215
8th - Tenley Moretti 1000
9th - Sarah Nacos 916.5
10th - Sierra Studer 810
Finishes
U.S. Women’s Four-Ball Qual. Medalist
Iowa Women’s Amateur Champion
AJGA Lockton KC Junior 3rd
U.S. Junior Girls’ Qualifer 2nd Alt
AJGA Junior at Forest Lake Champion
AJGA Randy Wise Junior Champion
AJGA Kansas Junior 5th
AJGA Junior at the Legends 6th
Frank Lindwall focused mostly on big tournaments
against strong fields this summer. High finishes in
those events propelled him to the IGA Junior Boys’
Player of the Year award.
Lindwall, 18 of Cedar Rapids, outdistanced Kaleb
Hagge by 50 points (747.5 to 697.5) to win the
award for the first time.
Lindwall, who is currently competing as a
freshman on the golf team at Iowa State, placed
4th at the 115th Iowa Amateur at Cedar Rapids
Country Club and had a top 5 showing at the
Midwest Junior Championship at Finkbine GC
in Iowa City. He added to his point total with a
tie for 6th at the Iowa High School Class 4A State
Tournament.
Britta Snyder showcased her talents across the
country in 2017.
In a summer that included many highlights, the
most notable was probably her runaway victory at
the 93rd Iowa Women’s Amateur Championship
at Hyperion Field Club. The 15-year old from
Ames became the second-youngest to ever win the
state’s biggest amateur competition, and did so by a
whopping 13 strokes.
In addition to her win at the Women’s Amateur, she
partnered with Sarah Beqaj of Canada to medal at
the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Qualifier held
in Minnesota. She added points from a win at the
AJGA Randy Wise Junior Open, AJGA Junior at
Lake Forest and finished in 3rd place at the AJGA
Lockton Kansas City Junior.
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