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Max Kreikmeier at the Junior Amateur Championship
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were well represented.
Senior Gabby Lawlor, of St. Joseph’s
Academy, and junior Blythe Beldner,
of Eureka High, were named as the Co-
Offensive Players of the Year.
The Defensive Player of the Year was
junior Hayley Jakovich, of Eureka High.
The Coach of the Year for public schools
was Gary Schneider, of Eureka High.
The Coach of the Year for private
schools was Maureen McVey, of St.
Joseph’s Academy.
Making first team all state besides
Jakovich, Lawlor and Beldner were
Lafayette senior defender Jill Wipke, St.
Joseph’s senior defender Ellen Donlin,
Parkway South senior forward Sarah
Sodoma, and Eureka senior goalkeeper
Jensen Schoch.
sports
briefs
By WARREN MAYES
Junior golf
Max Kreikemeier, who will be a junior
at Lafayette, fired the low round of the
18th Missouri Golf Association Junior
Amateur Championship, a 4-under 68, to
come from 2 shots back of Round 1 leader
Matt Hoemann for the title in the boys
16-18 age division at Aberdeen Golf Club.
Kreikemeier, a Forest Hills Country
Club member, finished at 3-under 141
for the championship. He also earned the
James M. Holtgrieve Trophy and a spot on
the 2017 Mid-America Junior Cup Team
that will travel to Kansas City in October
to compete against the Kansas City Golf
Association.
Claire Solovic, who will be a sophomore
at Seckman, won the girls 16-18 age
group with a 4-over 148 total. She earned
the Barbara A. Berkmeyer Trophy.
Last fall, Solovic tied for first place in
the Class 2 state tournament.
With the victory, Solovic also earned
an automatic spot on the Mid-America
Junior Cup team.
In the Boys 11-13 division, Ryan
Mooney, of Algonquin Golf Club, edged
Luke McLaughlin, of Bellerive, by 2
strokes for the title. Mooney shot a 174.
In the Boys 14-15 division, Curt Hastie,
of Sunset Country Club, shot a 158 to win
by seven shots. Hastie will be a freshman
at Chaminade this fall.
High school track and field
Austin Hindman has been named the
2016-17 Gatorade Missouri Boys Track &
Field Athlete of the Year.
The 6-foot-3, 160-pound Hindman is
the first Gatorade Missouri Boys Track
& Field Athlete of the Year to be chosen
from Lafayette.
“It’s great,” Hindman said. “It’s an awesome
honor to receive. They only honor
one guy in each state and for me to be
selected is really awesome. I’m definitely
honored. I’m super happy to get it.”
The award, which recognizes not only
outstanding athletic excellence but also
high standards of academic achievement
and exemplary character demonstrated on
and off the track, distinguishes Hindman
as Missouri’s best high school boys track
and field athlete.
He won the Gatorade Missouri Boys
Cross Country honor last fall.
Hindman captured three individual
titles and shared in another at the Class 5
state meet this spring, leading the Lancers
to a second-place finish as a team. He
won the 800-meter run with a time of 1:55,
the 1,600-meter in 4:09.69 and broke the
tape in the 3,200-meter in 8:54.92 before
anchoring the winning 4×800 relay quartet,
which clocked a 7:59.30.
Every Gatorade Player of the Year state
winner receives a $1,000 grant to donate.
“I donated my $1,000 from cross country
to an organization in St. Louis called
DASA [Disabled Athlete Sports Association].
They help people with disabilities or
who have physical injuries to help them to
take part in sports again. It’s a great organization.
“I’m going to donate the track money to
them as well. It’s an organization I really
believe in. It’s so cool to be able to do that.
The sports of track and cross country have
given me a lot over the last four years and
to be able to give back and give to a good
charity is really awesome.”
High school girls soccer
The Missouri High School Coaches
Association has released its 2017 Girls
Class 4 All-State team and local athletes
American Legion District
10 All-Star game
Ballwin infielder Will Pakula, a Marquette
graduate, had two hits and drove
in three runs in the recent District 10 All-
Star game at ABC Ball Park.
Pakula, who recently received a scholarship
to NCAA Division III Fontbonne
University, led the South Division to a 7-5
win over the North Division. His single in
the seventh inning gave the South a 5-2
lead.
The North pulled within a run at 5-4 on
a hit by Adam Klump, of Chesterfield. But
Pakula drove in two runs with a basesloaded
double to help preserve the win for
the South.
The South team was made up of players
from Ballwin, Manchester and Lemay.
The North team was composed of players
from Kirkwood, Thoman-Boothe and
Chesterfield.
College women’s golf
Emily Goldenstein, of the Memphis
women’s golf team, has been named a
Women’s Collegiate Golf All-American
Scholar by the Women’s Golf Coaches
Association earlier this month.
Goldenstein, a Parkway West graduate,
earned the academic honor after posting a
GPA above a 3.50 during the 2016-17 aca-