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WGolf 2023 Class

Women's Golf Evan Maldonado, USD Sports Information

Women's Golf Signs Two to Class of 2023

South Dakota women's golf head coach Brett Bennett announced the addition of two new golfers Thursday. Ella Greenberg and Avery O'Donnell will join the Coyotes as members of the 2023 class.
 
"As we continue to build a culture of success, I am very excited to add Ella and Avery to our program for the fall of 2023," Bennett said. "These two will have a great impact on our program as they continue to grow as players and people. Their success in the classroom has translated to the golf course through high school, and we will see that transition here at the college level also. They will come in and help continue to make our team competitive within the Summit League."
 
Ella Greenberg | Rockford, Ill. | Boylan Catholic HS
Greenberg was a four-time state qualifier in Class 2A for coach Bobby Vansistine at Boylan Catholic. She fired rounds of 69 and 72 for a 141 total at Hickory Point Golf Course to finish as the state runner-up this fall as a senior. She helped her Boylan Catholic team to a state runner-up finish. The three-time conference champion in the NIC 10 finished in third at state as a junior and eighth as a freshman. The daughter of Todd Greenberg and Sarah Greenberg was regional champion three times and sectional champion twice.
 
Avery O'Donnell | Elk River, Minn. | Elk River HS
O'Donnell is a two-time state qualifier in Class AAA for coach Dave Bleyhl at Elk River with her senior season still to come. She placed eighth as a junior after shooting rounds of 76 and 73 for a 149 at Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids. The five-time all-conference performer in the Northwest Suburban Conference was the sectional champ as a junior after finishing in third as a sophomore. The daughter of Amanda O'Donnell and Ed O'Donnell is a National Honors Society member who plans to major in Business.
 
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