The 2023 HighSchoolOT All-State Girls Golf Team

The 2023 HighSchoolOT All-State Girls Golf Team


The 2019 HighSchoolOT girls golf all-state team includes 16 players who have been selected for the second or third time, with four of those players being repeat first-team members.

HSOT uses the difference in handicaps from the state championships to determine the placement of players on the first, second, or third team. This year, there were no tied scores. If there had been, they would have been resolved by either A) ranking among players in the N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association during the season or B) performance at the N.C. High School Athletic Association regionals.

In addition, there are seven golfers who have earned Honorable Mention spots. These were determined by considering both their handicap differential and their rank within a classification.


, and individual awards

Previous All-State teams for HSOT, final standings, and accolades for individual players.


The list below shows the complete teams, arranged by players’ handicap differentials according to their championship scores. Karsyn Roberts from Wayne Country Day is our first player to be selected four times. Leah Edwards from Northwest Guilford and Elizabeth Rudisill from Myers Park have each been selected three times for the first team.

  • Karsyn Roberts is a four-time recipient of the all-state award.
  • Five individuals, Ellie Hildreth, Jenna Kim, Leah Edwards, Elizabeth Rudisill, Garland Gould, and Sanaa Carter, were chosen for the all-state team on three separate occasions.

  • Eight individuals were chosen multiple times to represent their state in all-state competitions: Alicia Fang, Saia Rampersaud, Emerson Dever, Julia Herzberg, Malarie Lague, Rachel Joyce, Annalee Caveney, Boonyanant Rujiranan, and Jillian Fatkin.

  • Edwards and Rudisill were both selected for the first-team three times.

  • Kim and Dever were both selected to the first team twice.

The 2023 HighSchoolOT Girls Golf All-State Team

First Team

Hoggard's Ellie Hildreth. 4A girls golf state championship tournament hosted at Pinehurst No. 6 on October 31, 2023 (Photo: Evan Moesta/HighSchoolOT)

Ellie Hildreth of Hoggard High School won the 4A girls golf state championship tournament at Pinehurst No. 6 on October 31, 2023. The photo was taken by Evan Moesta for HighSchoolOT.

Jenna Kim, Durham Academy (freshman) — 140 (-4) NCISAA D1 champ, 0.09

Leah Edwards, a junior from Northwest Guilford, won the 4A championship by scoring 142, two strokes under par. She secured her victory on the playoff hole and her final score was 1.25.

Elizabeth Rudisill, a junior from Myers Park High School, finished in second place in the 4A division with a score of 142, only 2 strokes behind the winner. She lost on a playoff hole and received a score of 1.25.
Emerson Dever, Jordan (junior) — 143 (-1) 3rd in 4A, 1.69
Xinyan Li, Marvin Ridge (sophomore) — 144 (E) 4th in 4A, 2.14

Malerie Lague, a junior at Christ the King, won the 1A/2A championship with a score of 147 (+3) and a time of 2.35.

Ellie Hildreth, a junior at Hoggard High School, placed 5th in the 4A division with a score of 145 (+1) and a GPA of 2.58.

Victoria Davis and Cary Christian, both eighth graders, won the NCISAA D2 championship with a score of 147, which was 3 points less than their previous score. They also have a GPA of 3.18.

Gracie Song, a sophomore at Cuthbertson, currently holds a score of 147 (+3) and is ranked T6th in the 4A division with a GPA of 3.47.

Kaitlyn Kruczek, a junior at Pinecrest, is currently ranked 6th in the 4A division with a score of 147, which is 3 points higher than her previous ranking. She has a GPA of 3.47.

Second Team

Marvin Ridge's Alicia Fang. 4A girls golf state championship tournament hosted at Pinehurst No. 6 on October 31, 2023 (Photo: Evan Moesta/HighSchoolOT)

Alicia Fang, from Marvin Ridge, competed in the 4A girls golf state championship tournament held at Pinehurst No. 6 on October 31, 2023. (Photo credit: Evan Moesta/HighSchoolOT)

Catherine DeSiena, a senior from Northwest Guilford, placed T8th in the 4A division with a score of 150 (+6) and a 4.81 average.

Mary Elizabeth Harrison is a junior at Cardinal Gibbons High School and placed 8th in the 4A category, with a score of 150 (+6) and a GPA of 4.81.

Alicia Fang, a sophomore at Marvin Ridge, currently ranks 10th in the 4A division with a score of 152 (+8) and has a 5.7 rating.

Sophomore Madison Park and Myers Park finished with a score of 152 (+8) in the 4A division, earning them a shared spot at T10th place. Their score translates to a 5.7 average.

Karsyn Roberts, a senior from Wayne Country Day, placed second in the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Division 2 with a score of 153 (+9). Her overall score was 5.83.
Boonyanant Rujiranan, Pinecrest (senior) — 153 (+9) T12th in 4A, 6.14

Brynn Bishop, a junior from T.C. Roberson High School, placed 12th in the 4A division with a score of 153 (+9). Her ranking is 6.14.

Julia Capellini is a sophomore at Apex High School. She is currently ranked 12th in the 4A division with a total score of 153, which is 9 points higher than her previous score. Her overall score for this division is 6.14.

Fitzgerald from Pinecrest High School in London is currently ranked 12th in the 4A division for freshmen with a score of 153 (+9) and a ranking of 6.14.

Annalee Caveney, a senior at North Raleigh Christian, ranked second in NCISAA D1 with a score of 154 (+10) and a time of 6.27.

Third Team

Jacksonville's Sanaa Carter. 3A girls golf state championship tournament hosted at Foxfire on October 31, 2023 (Photo: Evan Moesta/HighSchoolOT)

Sanaa Carter from Jacksonville competed in the 3A girls golf state championship tournament on October 31, 2023 at Foxfire. The event was captured in a photo by Evan Moesta for HighSchoolOT.

Jillian Fatkin, a senior from South Brunswick, won the 3A championship with a score of 153 (+9) and a time of 6.32 seconds.
Paisley Freda, Pine Lake Prep (freshman) — 156 (+12) 2nd in 1A/2A, 6.42

Kelsey Jones, a junior from Holly Springs, placed 16th in the 4A division with a score of 154 (+10) and a time of 6.58.

Junior Alexandra Kennedy from Asheville Christian placed third in the NCISAA D2 with a score of 155, which was an improvement of 11 points from her previous performance. She achieved a time of 6.71.

Camilah Porras from Pinecrest High School, a junior, placed 17th in the 4A division with a score of 155, increasing her score by 11 strokes to a total of 7.03.
Paige Sidney, West Forsyth (senior) — 155 (+11) T17th in 4A, 7.03

Garland Gould, a senior at Saint Mary’s, placed 3rd in the NCISAA D1 with a score of 156 (+12) and a time of 7.15.

Haley Paramore from South Central High School, a senior, is tied for second place in the 3A division with a score of 155 (+11) and has received a rating of 7.21.
Sanaa Carter, Jacksonville (junior) — 155 (+11) T2nd in 3A, 7.21
Trinity White, Hibriten (junior) — 155 (+11) T2nd in 3A, 7.21

Honorable Mention

Reagan's Ellie Acrey. 4A girls golf state championship tournament hosted at Pinehurst No. 6 on October 31, 2023 (Photo: Evan Moesta/HighSchoolOT)

Reagan’s Ellie Acrey won the 4A girls golf state championship tournament held at Pinehurst No. 6 on October 31, 2023 (Photo: Evan Moesta/HighSchoolOT).

Rachel Joyce from O’Neal School is currently a junior and placed 4th in the NCISAA D2 division with a score of 157 (+13) and a time of 7.59 seconds.

Ellie Acrey and Reagan are ranked 19th in Class 4A, with a score of 157 (+13) and a time of 7.92 seconds.

Izabel Keith, a sophomore at T.C. Roberson, has achieved a score of 157 (+13) and is currently ranked T19th in the 4A division with a time of 7.92 seconds.
Saia Rampersaud, Durham Academy (junior) — 158 (+14) 4th in NCISAA D1, 8.03

Chloe Scofield, a sophomore at Charlotte Christian, placed 5th in the NCISAA D1 with a score of 159 (+15) and a time of 8.48.

Sofi Afable, a junior at O’Neal School, ranked 5th in NCISAA D2 with a score of 159 (+15) and achieved a time of 8.48.

Beaty Lanier from East Duplin High School is a senior and placed third in the 1A/2A division with a score of 161 (+17) and a time of 8.68 seconds.

Source: highschoolot.com