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2026 SEASON IN REVIEW
An all-senior postseason lineup carried North back to regional for a second consecutive season.
Kate Johnson, Mira Bruce, Sadie Woodring, Annika Lowinger, and Alli Rensi represented the Cougars in both postseason tournaments. North shot 383 at Cascades to finish second in the Bloomington North Sectional, then posted 392 at The Legends for eighth at the Franklin Regional.
The Cougars returned to regional for a second consecutive season and improved their regional team score by 18 strokes. Woodring’s 101 at regional was a 19-stroke improvement over her score at the same tournament a year earlier.
THE POSTSEASON LINEUP
Individual scores from sectional and regional.
| Player | Sectional | Regional |
|---|---|---|
| Kate Johnson | 93 | 95 |
| Mira Bruce | 95 | 93 |
| Sadie Woodring | 95 | 101 |
| Annika Lowinger | 107 | 108 |
| Alli Rensi | 100 | 103 |
| Team score | 383 | 392 |
Team scores count the four lowest individual scores.
INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS
Johnson earned All-Conference honors with an 84 and seventh place in North’s first Mid-State Conference Tournament. She also shot 80 at the Gene Hilen Invitational in Kentucky and a career-best 78 at the Bloomington North Invitational at Cascades.
CONSISTENCY & THE NEXT CHAPTER
Bruce’s 93 was North’s lowest regional score. Her season also included an 82 at the Franklin Invitational and a nine-hole 40 against Columbus North and Terre Haute South. She accepted an offer to continue her golf career at Indiana University Southeast.
CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH THE LINEUP
Woodring added a nine-hole 43 against Columbus North and Terre Haute South and postseason rounds of 95 and 101. At conference, Rensi shot 92 and Lowinger shot 100. Rensi contributed counting scores at both postseason tournaments.
BLOOMINGTON NORTH GIRLS GOLF
| Name | Grade | 18-hole avg. |
|---|---|---|
| Miracle “Mira” Bruce | 12 | 90.30 |
| Ava Francis | 12 | — |
| Kate Johnson | 12 | 86.60 |
| Annika Lowinger | 12 | 107.00 |
| Allison “Alli” Rensi | 12 | 108.59 |
| Lera “Sadie” Woodring | 12 | 101.10 |
| Eloise Gjerdingen | 11 | — |
| Chloe Madeira | 11 | — |
| Eisley Motz | 11 | — |
| Ava Nelson | 11 | — |
| Stella Baumgartner | 9 | — |
18-hole equivalents using every recorded nine-hole and 18-hole score compiled to date. — No scoring average provided.
FROM THE COURSE
Cougar golf, one moment at a time.
Kate posted an 18-hole equivalent scoring average of 86.60 and earned All-Conference honors with an 84 and seventh-place finish in North’s first Mid-State Conference Tournament. She shot a career-best 78 at the BHSN Invitational at Cascades and an 80 at the Gene Hilen Invitational in Kentucky. Her postseason rounds of 93 at sectional and 95 at regional helped North finish second at sectional and return to regional for a second consecutive season.
Sadie posted an 18-hole equivalent scoring average of 101.10 and shot 95 at sectional, contributing to North’s runner-up team finish. At regional, her 101 was a 19-stroke improvement over her score at the same tournament a year earlier. Her season also included a nine-hole 43 against Columbus North and Terre Haute South.
Alli posted an 18-hole equivalent scoring average of 108.59 and shot 92 at the Mid-State Conference Tournament. She contributed counting scores at both postseason tournaments, shooting 100 at sectional and 103 at regional as North finished second at sectional and eighth at regional. She also recorded a nine-hole 50 against Columbus North and Terre Haute South.
Ava was one of six seniors in North’s 2026 girls golf program. Her advice to the golfers coming next: “Have fun and work hard.” Her full senior spotlight below shares her favorite memories, interests, and advice.
Mira posted an 18-hole equivalent scoring average of 90.30. She led North at the Franklin Regional with a 93, following a 95 at sectional that helped the Cougars finish second and advance. Her season also included an 82 at the Franklin Invitational and a nine-hole 40 against Columbus North and Terre Haute South. Mira accepted an offer to continue her golf career at Indiana University Southeast.
Annika posted an 18-hole equivalent scoring average of 107.00 and shot 100 at the Mid-State Conference Tournament. She represented North in both postseason tournaments, recording 107 at sectional and 108 at regional as the Cougars finished second at sectional and eighth at regional. She also shot a nine-hole 51 against Martinsville and Edgewood.
THE 2026 SEASON
CELEBRATING OUR SENIORS
Six Cougars. Their favorite memories, a little personality, and advice for the golfers coming next.
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HER ADVICE TO YOUNG GOLFERS
“Stay out of your head.”
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HER ADVICE TO YOUNG GOLFERS
“Enjoy the good shots and laugh off the bad ones.”
View full spotlight ↗2026 SEASON SENIOR
HER ADVICE TO YOUNG GOLFERS
“Have fun and work hard.”
View full spotlight ↗2026 SEASON SENIOR
HER ADVICE TO YOUNG GOLFERS
“Be patient with yourself and always do the best you can.”
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HER ADVICE TO YOUNG GOLFERS
“Don’t put too much pressure on yourself, golf is a hard enough game.”
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HER ADVICE TO YOUNG GOLFERS
“The only shot that matters is the one you are about to hit.”
THE 2026 SEASON
2026 GIRLS · 18 COMPETITIVE EVENTS · AUGUST–SEPTEMBER
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2026 competitive events from the team calendar and school athletics schedule. Select a course name to visit its website.
