Francesco Ruffino is in the midst of an epic comeback at the U.S. Kids Championship in North Carolina. While most players in this situation would have sweaty palms and shaking knees, this is not the case for Ruffino. With ice-water running through his veins, a 12 year old Ruffino delivers the goods, raising his game like Tiger Woods on a championship Sunday, winning first place in the U.S. Kids Championship.
A tournament player from age five, shooting under par by age 10, a junior world champion by age 12, and now a Seaholm varsity golfer. Freshman Francesco Ruffino is not your average freshman golfer.
The Seaholm High school girl’s golf team, ranked fourth in Division 2, looks to qualify for states for the ninth straight year, and ten out of the past eleven years.
Second place. The one constant reminder the Seaholm girls golf team had to deal with after a heartbreaking second place finish at states last year. Motivated by last year’s finish, the girls persevere...
When Alex Lipa first struck a golf ball at age 12, she was probably unaware of the impact that it would have on her, but also the impact that she would have on her sport and her school.
