GIRLS’ GOLF FIRST TEAM

Carling Cho

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DANA HILLS JUNIOR

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Player of the year finished third in the Southern Section individual finals and the CIF-WSCGA finals, the top county finisher in both. Her postseason average of 73.33 was more than two strokes better than any other county player’s. Cho had a regular-season average of 39.3 and won the South Coast League title by 27 strokes.

Stella Lee

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IRVINE SENIOR

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Lee averaged a county-best 36.2 during the regular season and broke par seven times. She had a county-best four-under-par 32 in a match and shot higher than 38 only twice during the season. A strong postseason might have netted Lee player-of-the-year honors, but she skipped the postseason to compete in a national tournament in Florida.

Priscilla Park

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VILLA PARK JUNIOR

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The player of the year in 1999, Park averaged 39.2 during the regular season and won the Century League title for the second consecutive year. She shot 73 to tie for the county best at the Southern Section individual championships and paced the Spartans to top-five finishes in the Southern Section and CIF-WSCGA finals.

Angela Won

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UNIVERSITY JUNIOR

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The top-ranked player on the top team in the county, Won averaged 37.4 during the regular season and broke par four times. She won her third consecutive Pacific Coast League title and averaged 75.75 in the postseason, including a 75 in the Southern Section team finals at Montecito Country Club on a day when the Trojans won the title by 14 shots.

Tim O’Hara

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SANTA MARGARITA COACH

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While most county top-10 teams featured nationally-ranked players and regulars on the junior golf circuit, the Eagles did not. Still, O’Hara squeezed a Serra League championship and a runner-up finish in the South Divisional tournament out of his team. He battled a nonchalant attitude among his players at times, but had them ready for big matches.

SECOND TEAM

LEISL HASBROUCK, Aliso Niguel, Fr.

Sea View League champion averaged 37.7 and shot more than 40 only once. Led the Wolverines to a runner-up finish in the CIF-WSCGA finals. Shot 76 at section individual finals and placed in the top 10.

SUNNY LEE, University, Sr.

Medalist at the South Divisional with a 72, leading Trojans to a five-stroke victory in that tournament. Averaged 40.4 during the regular season and was medalist six times.

MEGAN MULHAUPT, Santa Margarita, Sr.

Had a breakthrough postseason, shooting 74 and placing fifth in the section individual finals and shooting 76 and placing 11th at the CIF-WSCGA finals. Averaged 40.5 in the regular season and was medalist nine times.

JAMIE OLIVER, Los Alamitos, So.

Sunset League champion shot 76 in the section individual finals for a top-10 finish and shot 74 in the South Divisional, leading the Griffins to the finals for the first time. Shot par or better six times and was medalist 14 times.