Charlotte Kerbs is a senior golfer at Maize High School. A goal Kerbs has set for this season is to place in the top 20 at the 6A state golf tournament and help to lead her team to place in the top five as a team. For Kerbs, this will be her last year in organized sports because Kerbs does not plan to play sports in college. In addition to golf in the fall, Kerbs plays basketball in the winter and is shooting guard. Kerbs received honorable mention last year for basketball. In the spring, Krebs plays softball as center fielder and pitches when needed. Last year, Kerbs received first team all-league, honorable mention 6A all-state, and second team all-metro.
Since Kerbs will not be continuing sports in college, Kerbs is looking forward to everything senior year holds. Between spending time with teammates and competing, Kerbs wants to enjoy every moment. Kerbs is a leader for her teams and takes the roll very seriously. Kerbs serves on the school’s student advisory team for the three sports. In addition, Kerbs received a Ronald Reagan Leadership award.
Over the summer months, Kerbs played lots of golf to prepare for the coming senior season of golf. After graduating this coming spring, Kerbs plans to study pre-dental in college. Kerbs has enjoyed being a part of the sports community and hopes to be a part of a community in college. “I am beyond grateful for all of my sports and the friendships I have gained from them, so I look forward to soaking in all the memories I can during my last seasons.”
