Girls golf is the second in AnnArbor.com's series of 10 All-Washtenaw County Teams from the fall sports season.

Karla Gross (jr.), Saline: Gross came up big for the Hornets when her team needed her most, finishing 7th overall at the Division 1 state tournament with scores of 78 and 79, leading Saline a state championship. The Washtenaw County Co-Player of the Year, Gross was a Division 1 All-State selection for second consecutive year this season. She carded a season-best 74 on the par-72 University of Michigan golf course at the Ann Arbor Invitational in September. Shannon Fraser (sr.), Saline: Fraser’s scores of 80 and 83 at the Division 1 State Tournament put her one stroke outside of the tournament’s top-10. She is a Washtenaw County Co-Player of the Year, and was named to the Division 1 All-State team. She averaged 41 strokes per nine holes this season, and hit 61 percent of greens in regulation. Kaitlyn Mills (sr.), Pioneer: Mills qualified as an individual for the Division 1 State Tournament and went on to shoot an 84 on the first day at states, including a 37 on the back nine at Eagle Crest. The Pioneers’ co-captain was a four-year varsity player.

Emily White (fr.), Saline: The freshman came on strong late in the season and gave the Hornets the fourth consistent low scorer they needed to win the state championship. She was the tournament medalist at regionals, where she shot an 82, and she stayed hot at the state tournament with scores of 83 and 82.

Betsy French, Saline: French said all season that her team’s strength was their depth, with five players capable of shooting low scores. But the key, she said, would be getting them all to shoot well at the same time. The Hornets did just that at the state tournament, as four Saline players shot in the 70’s or 80’s on both days of the competition, and won the Division 1 state championship, after a second place finish in 2009.

Kristen Arredy (sr.), Saline: Arredy shot low scores all season long for the Hornets, including a 38 on the par 36 front nine at Lake Forest GC, which was the medalist in an important SEC duel match against Saline’s top rival Temperance Bedford.

Elizabeth So (sr.), Dexter: So had the lowest scoring average for the Dreadnaughts. Her two best rounds of the year both took place in Ypsilanti: a 42 at the par-36 Pine View, and an 87 at the par-72 Eagle Crest.

Jessie Schlanderer (sr.), Dexter: Schlanderer had a nine-hole scoring average of under 45 strokes this season, and carded a 92 at regionals. She was the vocal leader of the Dreadnaughts team that qualified for their tenth straight state tournament.

Sloane Supica (so.), Pioneer: Hampered by an injury early in the season, Supica posted scores in the 80’s in four of the seven tournaments she played in this season, and has already been voted captain of next year’s Pioneer team.

Allie Bunch (sr.), Greenhills: Bunch was a four-year varsity player for the Gryphons. She qualified as an individual for the Division 4 state tournament by shooting a 93 at regionals.

Taylor Hansen (jr.), Chelsea: Shot a season-low 38 on the back nine at Eagle Eye Golf Course at regionals, but missed qualifying for states by two strokes. Was Chelsea’s low scorer at the SEC Championships and was a first-team All-SEC White selection.

Gabby Triveline (so.), Chelsea: Triveline was a Division 3 All-State Honorable Mention award winner, as she carded scores of 95 and 89 at the state tournament, which was eighth best among individual qualifiers. She was

Samantha Marsh (fr.), Gabriel Richard: Marsh was the low-scorer for the Irish this season, and qualified for the Division 4 State Tournament as an individual, where she shot a 95 on the second day.

Megan Babut, Lincoln Emily Bearman,Ypsilanti Morgan Horan, Saline Kimi Shah, Huron Madison Smith, Huron