Girl's Four State Team Competition
Beatrice Country Club
Beatrice, NE
June 27-28, 2011
NWAGA Involvement
NWAGA sponsors the Girls 4-State Team and provides travel expenses, uniforms, and chaperones for the competitors. NWAGA takes a great deal of responsibility for insuring that the best junior programs have the funding and support that they need to flourish and meet the needs of our junior girls, who are the future of the game for women. Our NWAGA Junior Golf Committee is comprised of a group of dedicated women who volunteer to provide the organization and promotional skills necessary to conduct fundraisers, organize volunteer efforts, inspire local champions of the cause, and to step forward to do the ongoing work of running these programs.
Event
A five-member team representing Nebraska annually competes against teams from Iowa, Kansas and Missouri. The format is 36-holes of team stroke-play competition where the best four of five scores count each round. The Nebraska team is selected by NWAGA's Junior Committee based upon the NGA's Girl's Player Rankings.
2011 Four State Team
Beatrice - The 2011 Four-State Team Championship was wrapped up Tuesday, June 28, at Beatrice Country Club. This years team consisted of some super golfers. Danielle Lemek of Doniphan was medalist this year. This is Lemek's third straight year as medalist and set a new record as the first girl to get three medalist honors in the 42 year history. Lemek fired off an outstanding round of one under on the final day of competition making her two-day total 146(75-71). Jackie O'Doherty of Lincoln finished with a two-day total 158(77-81). Stephanie Rodgers of Unadilla shot a great second day score of 76 tallying up her two-day total to 158(82-76). Morgan Smejkal of Columbus finished the event with a 172(85-87). Sarah Provecek of Omaha finished with a 174(85-89).

Congrats Girls! We're all so very proud of you.
2010 Event Results
Ankeny, Iowa -- The 2010 Junior Four State Team finished 3rd at Otter Creek Golf Club in Ankeny, Iowa. The Nebraska team included; Danielle Lemek of Doniphan, McKayla Anderson of Fremont, Morgan Smejkal of Columbus, Christina VonReisen of Omaha and the captain's pick from Omaha was Jordan Rearick. The girls played hard but just could not put the rounds together over the two days. Lemek finished the two-day competition with a 72-69 for a 141 total and was crowned medalist for the competition. Needless to say Nebraska was very proud! Anderson finished the two days shooting a 156. Smejkal fired off rounds of 86-78 for a 164, VonReisen finished with a 163 and Rearick shot a two-day total of 166. It looks like they had a great time! Good job girls. Let's get back the title in 2011.

For complete scoring results please select the link below;
4-State Individual and Team Results
2009 Event Results

Kansas City, Missouri -- The 2009 Junior Four State Team made Nebraskans proud when they finished first at the Four-State Junior Girl's Competition at Mission Hills Country Club in Kansas City, Missouri. This is the first time since 2003 Nebraska has been able to bring the celebration back to the good life. On Thursday, June 25, the team was tied for first with Missouri. Nebraska had a team total of 335, Iowa 344, Kansas 342, and Missouri 335. The second day of competition Danielle Lemek came back and shot seven strokes better than the first day of competition. Lemek ended up beating a Missouri golfer Kate Gallagher in a one hole play-off. Lemek was crowned medalists for the event carding a two-day total of 159 (83-76). Nebraska took home the glory with a two-day total of 654 (335-319). Missouri followed with a two-day total of 658 (335-323). Third place was Kansas shooting a 676 (342-334) two-day total and finishing in fourth was Iowa. Iowa shot a two-day total of 698 (344-354). Congratulations, girls we are all so proud of you!

For complete scoring results please select the link below;
4-State Individual and Team Results
2008 Event Results

2008 Results-Nebraska Junior Girls Four State team captured second place out of the four teams competing. Every year teams from Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri compete for the coveted title of Four-State Team Champions. Nebraska's two-day total for the tournament was 646 (330-316), just ten strokes behind Missouri.

The Girls Four State Competition was held in Leawood Kansas at the Leawood South Country Club this year. Team members included: Anna Christenson of Lincoln, Armana Christianson of Omaha, Katie Keiser of Gothenburg, Nicole Mooberry of Norfolk, and Sara Thurley of Columbus. Christenson shot a two day total of 157 (81-76) making her the runner-up for the week.

Link here for event results.