Sophomore golfer earns Impact Award
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Upper St. Clair High School sophomore Olivia Ziegler was honored with the Impact Award during the TEN Junior Golf Tournament on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa.
The award is presented to one male and one female golfer who exemplify the four pillars of the TEN Foundation – golf, education, faith and community. Olivia, a two-sport varsity athlete in golf and dance, also participates in the school musical, is active in her church, and serves as a buddy at Casey’s Clubhouse.
As part of the recognition, Olivia received a $1,000 grant to donate to the charity of her choice.
She was one of three students from Upper St. Clair to compete in the invitation-only tournament. Siblings Connor and Colin McKenzie, a senior and eighth grader respectively, also participated in the nationally ranked event.
The TEN Junior is a 36-hole stroke play tournament for middle and high school students ages 12-18. This year, 60 players were selected from more than 300 applicants, based on their golf achievements, academic performance and extracurricular involvement.
Learn more about the tournament: https://tenmemorial.com/the-junior.
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