High school golf: Bishop McGuinness' Alexis Sadeghy chasing title

Sadeghy finished second as a freshman and sophomore. With four-time state champ Megan Blonien of Altus playing for Oklahoma State, Sadeghy will be a favorite to capture first championship.

 
By Scott Wright | Published: March 14, 2013    Comment on this article Leave a comment
photo - Bishop McGuinness golfer Alexis Sadeghy poses for a photo at Oak Tree National in Edmond, Okla., Thursday, March 14, 2013. Photo by Nate Billings, The Oklahoman
Bishop McGuinness golfer Alexis Sadeghy poses for a photo at Oak Tree National in Edmond, Okla., Thursday, March 14, 2013. Photo by Nate Billings, The Oklahoman

Bishop McGuinness golfer Alexis Sadeghy has a variety of different goals for her junior year.

But there should be no mistaking the big one.

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Key dates for the golf season

Here are some dates to remember for the golf season:

March 26: Norman North Invitational at Jimmie Austin OU GC (boys)

April 9: Edmond Memorial Bulldog Invitational at Kickingbird (boys)

April 15: Irish Invitational at River Oaks (girls)

April 16: Girls Class 2A-3A qualifying tournaments

April 18: Deer Creek Invitational at Rose Creek (girls)

April 22: Boys Class 2A-3A qualifying tournaments

April 23: Girls regionals, all classes

April 29: Boys regionals, all classes

May 1-2: Girls state tournaments

May 6-7: Boys state tournaments

“I want to win state this year,” the soft-spoken Sadeghy said.

As a freshman and sophomore, Sadeghy came in second at the state tournament, each time behind former Altus golfer Megan Blonien, who won four straight titles before heading to Oklahoma State.

Sadeghy is coming off a strong summer and fall season, in which she won the Sooner Junior and was selected for the Southern States Junior Cup, to be held in July in Jackson, Miss.

Now, she turns her attention back to team play with the Irish, who start their season in late March.

There's always pressure to perform on the golf course, but when she's representing her team, the pressure is different, especially considering the Irish are regular state title contenders — and hope to be again this y ear.

“You know you have to make a shot for the team, not just yourself, so it's a different feeling,” Sadeghy said. “We feel like we have a good team. We're all working hard, putting in a lot of hours.”

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