https://nvcstorm.com en-us https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20260406mie340 By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com Coach Bob Freschi learned something about Kylee Scroggs right before the season-opening dual match for the Napa Valley College women’s golf team last fall. It was on Sept. 3, with Scroggs arriving at Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards, the Storm’s home course in American Canyon, ready to tough it out. Scroggs, a freshman, had a sore throat. As an extra precaution, she went to the Student Health Center at Napa Valley College to get checked out. “She still wanted to play. I'm like, ‘This is a dual match. You don't have to play,’ ” Freschi said last week from his office in the Athletic Department. The response that he got from Scroggs that day went like this: “No, I’m going to play.” Mon, 06 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20260406mie340 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251118juvo6m Monday’s final round of the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association State Women’s Golf Championships at the River Course at Alisal, in Solvang (Santa Barbara County) was canceled due to rain and unplayable conditions. Originally scheduled as a two-day, 36-hole event, it was “shortened to just the opening 18 holes due to relentless rain that made the golf course unplayable,” the California Community College Athletic Association said in a report, at www.cccaasports.org, on Nov. 17. Tue, 18 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251118juvo6m https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251117jjsx5d The 2025 California Community College Athletic Association State Championships began on Sunday with first-round play at the River Course at Alisal, in Solvang (Santa Barbara County). It’s the final event of the 2025 fall season for both teams and individual qualifiers in the field for the two-day, 36-hole event. The Napa Valley College women’s golf team is in eighth place in a field of nine teams after Round 1. The Storm, led by its top two players, Libby Webb and Kylee Scroggs, posted a 363-team score. Mon, 17 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251117jjsx5d https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251113ln8b4d AMERICAN CANYON – Hazel Zastrow called it a “proud moment,” standing with her teammates on the Napa Valley College women’s golf team as photos were being taken following the Storm’s third-place finish at the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association-Northern California Regional Championships in Madera on Monday. Thu, 13 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251113ln8b4d https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251112lhwqzy The Napa Valley College women’s golf team placed third at the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association-Northern California Regional Championships in Madera on Monday. The Storm was awarded the tournament’s third-place trophy as a Top-3 finisher and also qualified to play in next week’s 3C2A State Championships, Nov. 16 and 17, at the River Course at Alisal, in Solvang (Santa Barbara County). “We just squeaked by, did what we had to do to get a trophy and qualify for the states,” Storm coach Bob Freschi said. “They're really fired up. They're so excited after they earned it.” Wed, 12 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251112lhwqzy https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251112ptgawm By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com The Napa Valley College women’s golf team got off to a solid start at the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association-Northern California Regional Championships in Madera on Sunday. With four of its players posting scores in the 80’s, the Storm completed the first day of the regionals, at Madera Golf and Country Club, in third place. Napa Valley posted a 337-team score, which is just seven shots behind second-place Modesto Junior College, which has a 330-team score. Reedley College is in first place with a 320-team score. Mon, 10 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251112ptgawm https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251107pvm60x By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com AMERICAN CANYON – Having completed the dual match and Big 8 Conference tournament season, the Napa Valley College women’s golf team now turns its attention to the 2025 California Community College Athletic Association-Northern California Regional Championships. The Storm, which finished in third place in the Big 8 Conference, will travel to Madera Golf and Country Club, joining a field of eight teams, for the two-day, 36-hole Northern California Regional Championships, scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 9 and Monday, Nov. 10. Fri, 07 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251107pvm60x https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251105rbd62c The Napa Valley College women’s golf team played in the final Big 8 Conference match of the fall season on Monday, Nov. 3. The Storm’s third-place finish was keyed by Libby Webb’s outstanding round. Webb had two eagles and a birdie on her back nine as she posted a 4-over-par 77 at Pheasant Run Golf Club, in Chowchilla. Wed, 05 Nov 2025 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251105rbd62c https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251028r6rjlm By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com Kylee Scroggs was the low individual medalist and the Napa Valley College women’s golf team finished in second place at the Big 8 Conference’s ninth match of the season on Monday, Oct. 27 at Wildhorse Golf Club, in Davis. Scroggs led the Storm, posting a 76. Napa Valley had a 343-team score. Libby Webb was next for the Storm, shooting an 83. Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251028r6rjlm https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251023p35aij AMERICAN CANYON – Taking into account a big change in the weather, Bob Freschi knew right away that scoring conditions for Napa Valley College’s final home match of the season on Wednesday were going to be all the more difficult. It was windy and chilly with partly cloudy skies when players arrived at Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards prior to the Big 8 Conference’s eighth match of the season for women's golf. “Once we got to the course, we knew the scores will be a little bit higher,” said Freschi, the Storm’s head coach. “It’s what we talked about – keep our ball in play and make sure we stayed out of the penalty areas. We hung in there and did what we had to do to come in second, with a pretty respectable score.” Thu, 23 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251023p35aij https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251021lg1uib By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com The Napa Valley College women’s golf team, led by Hanna Ruggles, continued its fall 2025 season on Monday, taking third place in a Big 8 Conference match at Peach Tree Golf & Country Club, in Marysville. Napa Valley posted a 348-team score in the field of eight teams. Ruggles shot a team-low 83. Kylee Scroggs was next for the Storm with an 85. Libby Webb and Hazel Zastrow each posted 90’s. Tue, 21 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251021lg1uib https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251017jjx3df By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com The Napa Valley College women’s golf team continued its fall 2025 season on Wednesday, taking third place in the Jan High Memorial Tournament at Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course, in Sacramento. A modified Stableford scoring format, with two points for a birdie and one point for a par, was used for the event. There were team and individual scoring, with seven Big 8 Conference schools playing in the event. Napa Valley compiled 26 points. Reedley College won with 42 points. Modesto Junior College was second, with 32 points. Fri, 17 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251017jjx3df https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251014jjc5ek By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com The Napa Valley College women’s golf team concluded play in the 2025 3C2A Women's State Preview, a two-day, 36-hole event, on Monday at the River Course at the Alisal, in Solvang (Santa Barbara County). Napa Valley finished in eighth place in the 11-team field. The Storm posted team scores of 375 and 372, finishing with a 747 total. Tue, 14 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251014jjc5ek https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251013k6r2n0 Webb got off to a very good start, leading the Storm with an 11-over-par 83. Webb had seven pars and 11 bogeys on her card. Hanna Ruggles is in 30th place after shooting a 95. Rylie Olmo is in 36th place after carding a 97. Mon, 13 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251013k6r2n0 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251009qc00t6 It’s been a very good week for the Napa Valley College women’s golf team. On Monday, the Storm won its dual match over host Sacramento City College, 364-375, at Peach Tree Golf & Country Club, in Marysville. “That was a nice victory for us,” said coach Bob Freschi. Thu, 09 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251009qc00t6 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251002pjrcp7 The Napa Valley College women's golf team tied for third place in a Big 8 Conference match on Wednesday at The Reserve at Spanos Park in Stockton. The Storm posted a 355-team score. Kylee Scroggs led Napa Valley with an 84. Libby Webb was next for the Storm with an 86. Hanna Ruggles had a 92 and Rylie Olmo had a 93. Thu, 02 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251002pjrcp7 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251001n47kl2 AMERICAN CANYON – Libby Webb spent several months preparing and getting ready for her sophomore season on the Napa Valley College women’s golf team. It all began for Webb during the team’s spring program when she worked with David Knox, the Storm’s assistant coach and a PGA Class A golf professional who is the Director of Instruction at Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park. “He was super helpful. We worked a lot more on mechanics,” said Webb. “He helped me with swing mechanics, putting and chipping. All of that really helped. He focused on a lot of wedge shots, like 40 to 80 yards, which is really important. You can be in that situation all the time. So, getting better at those shots, for sure, has an impact on my game.” Wed, 01 Oct 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20251001n47kl2 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250925s84or4 It was an outstanding day for the Napa Valley College women’s golf team on Wednesday, with the Storm posting a season-low team score and four of the six players carding collegiate match career low rounds. “They're fired up,” said coach Bob Freschi. “I'm so very excited for them. Just trust the process, and they did. “We have to meet some criteria on each and every hole. They're starting to realize, wow, it works when you meet the criteria.” Napa Valley finished second in a Big 8 Conference tournament, shooting a 331-team score, at the Bing Maloney Golf Complex in Sacramento. Thu, 25 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250925s84or4 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250924lpgr2c The Napa Valley College women’s golf team finished in third place in a Big 8 Conference tournament on Monday at Madera Golf and Country Club. All eight teams from the Big 8 Conference played in the tournament. The Storm had a very strong scoring day, with five players posting rounds in the 80s. Napa Valley, led by Libby Webb, had a 343-team score. Webb had the low round among NVC players, posting an 81. Wed, 24 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250924lpgr2c https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250918reebql The Napa Valley College women’s golf team took second place on Wednesday in a Big 8 Conference tournament at The Ridge Golf Course, in Auburn. Kylee Scroggs led the Storm, posting an 83. Libby Webb was next for the Storm, carding an 89. Napa Valley posted a 362-team score in the field of five teams. Thu, 18 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250918reebql https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250911m77xk4 The Napa Valley College women’s golf team continued its fall season on Wednesday, hosting a Big 8 Conference tournament at Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards, in American Canyon. The Storm, with Kylee Scroggs and Libby Webb leading the way, took second place in a field of five teams. Napa Valley shot a 353-team score. Scroggs led the Storm, posting an 83. Webb posted an 86. Thu, 11 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250911m77xk4 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250910nsy7qk The Napa Valley College women’s golf team played in the first Big 8 Conference tournament of the fall season on Monday, Sept. 8 at Elkhorn Golf Club in Stockton. All eight teams from the conference – Napa Valley, San Joaquin Delta College-Stockton, Modesto Junior College, Sierra College-Rocklin and Sacramento City from the North Division, and Taft College, Fresno City College and Reedley College from the South Division – played in the tournament. Napa Valley, led by Libby Webb with an 81, finished in fifth place in the team scoring. Napa Valley posted a 367-team score. Wed, 10 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250910nsy7qk https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250904tf0gva By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com AMERICAN CANYON – Kylee Scroggs was not feeling very well when she arrived at Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards on Wednesday for the Napa Valley College women’s golf team’s season-opening match. “I knew that I was under the weather,” said Scroggs, a freshman, who had a sore throat. But she decided to play in the dual match against Sacramento City College about an hour before her starting time. “It was just to go out and have fun and be there for my team. I decided, ‘Let's do it.’ I'm glad I was able to come out here,” said Scroggs. Scroggs went out in her first college match and posted an 84, a score that counted, as Napa Valley won its dual match, 358-371, over Sacramento City College, on a day with sunny, breezy conditions, and temperatures in the high 70s and low 80s. Thu, 04 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250904tf0gva https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250903kbw67f By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com The Napa Valley College women’s golf team opens the fall season on Wednesday, Sept. 3 with a dual match against Sacramento City College at Chardonnay Golf Club & Vineyards, in American Canyon, at 12 p.m. Libby Webb, Hazel Zastrow and Hanna Ruggles, Napa Valley’s three returning sophomores, will lead the Storm into the 2025 season. There are seven players on the team. Webb, Zastrow and Ruggles played on last year’s Storm team that advanced all the way to the California Community College Athletic Association State Championships. Napa Valley finished in fourth place in the Big 8 Conference, in fourth place at the Northern California Regionals, and in ninth place at state. Wed, 03 Sep 2025 04:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2025-26/releases/20250903kbw67f https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241125pll3uu By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com Jill Obelleiro said it was “definitely a little intimidating” when the starter announced the other players in her group on the first tee during the opening round of the California Community College Athletic Association State Women’s Golf Championships on Nov. 17. There was Madi Paulsen of Sacramento City College, the individual winner of the Northern California Regional Championship. There was Annie Betts of Santa Barbara City College, the individual winner of the Southern California Regional Championship. There was Kiana Glossner, the two-time Player of the Year in the Orange Empire Conference for Cuyamaca College-El Cajon. Mon, 25 Nov 2024 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241125pll3uu https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241119t3h858 By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com Jill Obelleiro concluded one of the greatest careers by a player in Napa Valley College women’s golf history, tying for ninth place individually on Monday at the California Community College Athletic Association State Championships in Nipomo (San Luis Obispo County). After starting out the two-day, 36-hole season-ending tournament on Sunday with a 7-over-par 78, Obelleiro, a sophomore, played her final round for the Storm, carding a 10-over-par 81, good for a top-10 finish at Monarch Dunes Golf Club. Obelleiro’s two-day total of 159 led Napa Valley, a member of the Big 8 Conference, to a ninth-place team finish. She was tied for 11th place in the first round. “I definitely had a fun time on the team for the last two years,” said Obelleiro. “(Bob Freschi) is just a great coach; just always is making sure that we're having fun. So, I really enjoyed that. And the girls, they're incredible.” Obelleiro completed her round, getting up and down from off the green and making a par-saving putt from 12 feet on No. 18. It was her final hole of the day. “She was ecstatic,” Storm head coach Bob Freschi said. “It was really impressive. Tue, 19 Nov 2024 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241119t3h858 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241118lrgbzn By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com Napa Valley College’s Jill Obelleiro, a sophomore, opened the California Community College Athletic Association Women’s Golf State Championships with a 7-over-par 78 on Sunday and is tied for 11th place individually. Obelleiro, who was named to the All-Big 8 Conference team, is one of 15 players who posted scores in the 70s at Monarch Dunes Golf Club, in Nipomo (San Luis Obispo County). Obelleiro, the Storm’s No. 1 player, trails Michelle Khin of Orange Coast College-Costa Mesa, the first-round leader, by seven shots. Mon, 18 Nov 2024 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241118lrgbzn https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241115sf9hdk By MARTY JAMES martyjames.sports@gmail.com AMERICAN CANYON – The 2024 season for the Napa Valley College women’s golf team ends with one last van ride and one final tournament. On Saturday morning, the Storm is off to Nipomo, in San Luis Obispo County. It’s a long-distance road trip of 294 miles. They qualified as one of the top four teams from Northern California and will play in the California Community College Athletic Association Championships, Sunday, Nov. 17, and Monday, Nov. 18 at Monarch Dunes Golf Club. The two-day, 36-hole event – which has a nine-team field and individual qualifiers from both Northern and Southern California – will crown a team champion and individual low medalist. According to the club’s website, monarchdunes.com, “the par-71 championship design introduces extraordinary links-style golf to central California’s scenic wine country.” Fri, 15 Nov 2024 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241115sf9hdk https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241112l2ctn6 On Monday, Napa Valley had rain and cold temperatures, a powerful combination that had the par-72, 5,612-yard course at Wildhorse Golf Club in Yolo Country playing even more difficult in the second round of the 2024 California Community College Athletic Association-Northern California Regional Women’s Golf Championships. The field played from the blue/white tee markers. It’s the first time that the NVC team has played in the rain. Tue, 12 Nov 2024 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241112l2ctn6 https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241112huur76 Napa Valley College shot a 353-team score and is in fourth place as the 2024 California Community College Athletic Association-Northern California Regional Women’s Golf Championships began on Sunday at Wildhorse Golf Club, in Davis. “It’s a good spot. If they continue doing that, we're going to state as a team,” Storm head coach Bob Freschi said. “Good first day. They're excited.” Tue, 12 Nov 2024 05:00:00 GMT https://nvcstorm.com/general/2024-25/releases/20241112huur76