Absolutely. I’d make the coach’s comment a direct quote rather than paraphrasing it. Here’s the revised article:
# Union City Girls Golf Finishes Third at Franklin Mega Match
The Union City girls golf team finished third among six teams Monday at the Franklin Mega Match at Wanango, posting a team score of 337 over 18 holes.
The Bears were led by seniors Emma Frank and Allie Anderson along with freshmen Brooke Erickson, JayAnne Keister and Maci Greeley.
Frank led Union City with a round of 106, followed closely by Erickson with 107. Anderson finished with a 127, while Greeley and Keister each recorded a 134.
Coach Kim DeSimone said the course presented a number of challenges for the young Union City team.
“The course was challenging with many hills to walk and challenging greens, but they all played well through the 18 holes,” DeSimone said.
Fort LeBoeuf won the team competition with a score of 253, followed by Seneca at 330. Union City’s 337 placed the Bears third, ahead of Conneaut, Franklin and Rocky Grove.
For Union City, the Franklin Mega Match provided another opportunity for the team to compete over a full 18-hole course while gaining experience early in the season.
DeSimone said the Bears were pleased with the way the team handled the demanding course.
“Union City came in third out of six teams,” DeSimone said.
The Bears will continue their season with additional area competition in the coming weeks.
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Union City girls golf team members, from left, Allie Anderson, JayAnne Keister, Maci Greeley, Emma Frank and Brooke Erickson competed in Monday’s Franklin Mega Match at Wanango. The Bears finished third among six teams with a team score of 337.
The Union City girls golf team finished third among six teams Monday at the Franklin Mega Match at Wanango, posting a team score of 337 over 18 holes.
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The Bears were led by seniors Emma Frank and Allie Anderson along with freshmen Brooke Erickson, JayAnne Keister and Maci Greeley.
Frank led Union City with a round of 106, followed closely by Erickson with 107. Anderson finished with a 127, while Greeley and Keister each recorded a 134.
Coach Kim DeSimone said the course presented a number of challenges for the young Union City team.
“The course was challenging with many hills to walk and challenging greens, but they all played well through the 18 holes,” DeSimone said.
Fort LeBoeuf won the team competition with a score of 253, followed by Seneca at 330. Union City’s 337 placed the Bears third, ahead of Conneaut, Franklin and Rocky Grove.
