Lambert Women's Golfers Receive School Awards

The women's golf team prides themselves on being great examples of student-athletes. They all have the motivation and organization to excel in the classroom and on the course. The school honors students at the end of the year with course awards and any other major accomplishments. So proud of these girls and the way they represent themselves, their families, and their school!

Senior Christine McDonnell was presented her official appointment to the US Naval Academy.

Seniors Alison Crenshaw & Christine McDonnell await the awards getting underway. Alison was presented with the Joe Dumphy Memorial Scholarship. It was awarded by the family of a Forsyth County golfer who was tragically killed in a 2015 car accident. Joe Dumphy AJC article

Junior Kate Owens was awarded the certificate of excellence for AP Calculus AB & AP Environmental Science. 

Sophomore Morgan Boutwell was awarded the Booster Club sponsored certificate of excellence in Citizenship for the 10th grade & Introduction to Sports and Entertainment Marketing.

May 17: Ryder Cup Day 2

Day 2 of the Lambert Ryder Cup consisted of 8 matches pitting Team Rosser vs. Team Youngblood. To add some extra excitement, the coaches held a random drawing to choose which match would be considered a "money ball" bonus and award 2 points instead of 1 to the winning team. It was a beautiful afternoon for some golf. The girls all played 9 holes while the boys played most of the course to determine match winners.

Match #1	Kate Owens (Rosser) def. Christine McDonnell (Youngblood)	2up	Rosser: +1
Match #2	Alison Crenshaw (Rosser) def. Morgan Boutwell (Youngblood)	2&1	Rosser: +1
Match #3	Grant Sutliff (Youngblood) def. Jordan Baker (Rosser)	6&4	Youngblood: +1
Match #4	Kevin Stine (Rosser) def. Corey Chranzowski (Youngblood)	3&1	Rosser: +1
Match #5	Mitchell Taylor (Rosser) def. Stephen Fornsler (Youngblood) Moneyball match worth double points	4&3	Rosser: +2
Match #6	Nathan Peterson (Youngblood) def. Stone Ramsey (Rosser)	2&1	Youngblood: +1
Match #7	Jack Weaver (Youngblood) def. Hilton Francine (Rosser)	2&1	Youngblood: +1
Match #8	Rachel Burrell (Youngblood) def. Loren Kim (Rosser)	3&2	Youngblood: +1

Final Results of the 1^st Lambert Ryder Cup

Tuesday: Rosser = 5 points/Youngblood = 0 points

Wednesday: Rosser = 5 points/Youngblood = 4 points

Total: Rosser = 10 points vs. Youngblood = 4 points

Congratulations everyone on a fun event for our 2 programs!

May 16: Ryder Cup Day 1

The end of the season is quickly approaching, and it's been almost a month since the girls were in action at the Area Tournament. With the state tournament next week, the girls have been focusing on finishing up their academic year strong and keeping their golf game sharp. Boys coach Brooks Youngblood devised the 1st annual Lambert Ryder Cup to promote camaraderie between the girls and boys teams. The 2-day format would culminate with the results at the joint banquet on Thursday evening.

Day 1--Stableford scoring format. (Eagle=8 points, Birdie= 4 points, Par= 2 points, & Bogey= 1 point)

4 partner matches of Team Longhorn (Rosser) vs. Team Pride (Youngblood). The winning point total would also earn 1 point meaning there were 5 points up for grabs on Day 1!

Match #1	Alison Crenshaw & Jordan Baker (Rosser) Vs. Christine McDonnell & Corey Chranzowski (Youngblood)	46-43	Rosser: +1
Match #2	Kate Owens & Loren Kim (Rosser) Vs. Jack Weaver & Nathan Peterson (Youngblood)	35-29	Rosser: +1
Match #3	Kevin Stine & Mitchell Taylor (Rosser) Vs. Rachel Burrell & Morgan Boutwell (Youngblood)	50-33	Rosser: +1
Match #4	Hilton Francine & Stone Ramsey (Rosser) Vs. Grant Sutliff & Stephen Fornsler (Youngblood)	38-35	Rosser: +1
Total Team Scores	Rosser: 169 Youngblood: 140		Rosser: +1

At the end of Day 1, Team Rosser has a 5-0 lead going into Day 2 match play. Congrats to senior Kevin Stine who scored the highest individual score in the Stableford format (30).
Check back tomorrow for results on the first annual Lambert Ryder Cup!

April 27: Area @Bridgemill Athletic Club

The girls golf team was back in action today for the Area Tournament, hosted by Woodstock HS at Bridgemill Athletic Club. It was a pretentious week as coaches kept an eye on the forecasted weather and ultimately made the decision to try and play. With up to 100% chance of rain at times and predicted thunderstorms, everyone was pleasantly surprised to get pop-up rain showers on a few holes and even some sunshine to go along with Georgia humidity. The course was in great condition given the amount of rain that had fallen earlier in the week. The Lady Longhorns played tough and maintained poise throughout the day as the conditions changed. In the end, the girls successfully defended their Area championship and qualified for the state tournament in May! Lambert will also be joined in the state tournament by region competitor South Forsyth. Senior Christine McDonnell highlighted the day with an EAGLE on her final hole resulting in earning low medalist for the event.

Lambert (Team Score:  228)
Kate Owens: 77 (+5)
Christine McDonnell: 72 (Low Medalist) (E)
Alison Crenshaw: 90 (+18)
Loren Kim: 79 (+7)

Team Results (Top 5 qualify for State)
1. Lambert: 228 (+12)
2. South Forsyth: 244 (+28)
3. Roswell: 257 (+41)
4. Walton: 261 (+45)
5. Woodstock: 265 (+49)

April 18: (SENIOR DAY) Quad-Match vs. Alpharetta, Cambridge, & Centennial

The only event of the week for the Lady Longhorns was a quad-match against Alpharetta, Cambridge, & Centennial. This was the final home match at Laurel Springs and our 3 seniors were honored for their contributions to the program. A light rain wore off after the ceremony and it turned out to be a great day for golf. The seniors led the way in scoring which was fitting as this match concludes the regular season, with the Area tournament on the horizon next week. The girls will be out at Bridgemill Athletic Club on Monday for a practice round and Thursday for the main event. The top 5 teams from Area will go on to the state tournament May 22-23 @Chateau Elan. Congratulations to the team on a great regular season, and thank you seniors for what you've meant to our golf program! (9 holes; Par 37)

Lambert (Team Score: 110)
Alison Crenshaw: 36 (-1)
Christine McDonnell: 37 (E)
Loren Kim: 37 (E)
Kate Owens: 37 (E)

Morgan Boutwell (40; +3) and Rachel Burrell (40; +3) played ahead of the match and turned in solid scores for the afternoon.

Alpharetta (Team Score: 153)
#1: 37 (E)
#2: 49 (+12)
#3: 70 (+33)
#4: 67 (+30)

Cambridge (Team Score: 131)
#1: 38 (+1)
#2: 51 (+14)
#3: 49 (+12)
#4: 44 (+7)

Centennial (Team Score: 194)
#1: 60 (+23)
#2: 68 (+31)
#3: 66 (+29)

SENIOR DAY FESTIVITIES!!!

Alison Crenshaw is the daughter of Selena & Michael Crenshaw. She has been a member of the Lambert Golf program since her freshman year. She will be attending Daytona State in Daytona Beach, Florida, next year to continue her golf career. Alison's personal motivation is "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as you work for the Lord". Alison's favorite club is her putter, her favorite athlete is Julio Jones, and if she had to sing karaoke, it would have to be a Taylor Swift song.

Coach Josh Sagel: "Alison works hard, always has something positive to say, and has one heckuva work ethic. She is going to be a force in college and in life."

Coach Stephen Pate: "Alison has a lot of innate abilities. She chooses no to rely on these and instead works extremely hard to do her best at whatever challenge she faces. I'm looking forward to seeing what she will accomplish as she moves forward."

Loren Kim is the daughter of Karen & Tony Kim. She has been a member of the Lambert Golf program since her freshman year. She will be attending Berry College in Rome, Georgia, next year to continue her golf career. Loren's favorite club is her driver, favorite restaurant is Maggianos, and would love for Rickie Fowler to be her caddie for the day.

Coach Stephen Pate: "Loren is really funny. It's important to note that is not the only thing which she excels. Loren is incredibly hard working and driven. Those are qualities I will choose to remember about her. She is so easy to root for and I have no doubt she will be successful as a result of the combination of those traits."

Mrs. Nicole McAllister: "Today Loren told me she was so excited about tomorrow. I asked her what was happening tomorrow, assuming it had something to do with prom or graduation. Instead, she said that she was excited to present her Forensics presentation on HH Holmes. Loren's enthusiasm is one of the many things that makes teaching her such a joy. My wish is for Loren to never lose her curiosity and love of learning!"

Christine McDonnell is the daughter of Maureen & Bob McDonnell. She has been a member of the Lambert Golf program since her freshman year. She will be attending the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, next year to continue her golf career. Christine's personal motivation is "Do what others won't now, so you can do what others can't later." Christine's favorite club is her 9 iron or driver, favorite candy is anything sour, and she would love for Jordan Speith to be her caddie of the day.

Coach Jeff Teeple: "Christine is one of the hardest working students I have had the pleasure of teaching, not only here at LHS, but over my 18 years in education. Christine is not only an amazing student, but she is an even better young woman. I cannot wait to see what she will accomplish at the Naval Academy and throughout her life!"

Principal Dr. Gary Davidson (left) and Athletic Director Drew Ferrer (right)

Alison & Loren with Coach Stephen Pate, who they chose for faculty appreciation!

April 15: Brookwood Invitational @Summit Chase

The Lambert women's golf team was back in tournament action following spring break at Summit Chase Golf Club. The tournament was hosted by Brookwood High School and featured 13 girls teams and 13 boys teams. It was a beautiful afternoon for golf and the tournament wrapped up around dark. Lambert played in a foursome with Mill Creek, Woodward Academy, and Harrison. The course played very rough, especially on the greens. It was a nail-biting finish with a tie at the top of the scoreboard, leading to a 4th player score tiebreaker. Lambert's 4th score was 7 strokes better allowing the Lady Longhorns to take home 1st place! Senior Alison Crenshaw also received recognition for 2nd place as an individual in the event!

Lambert: (Team Score: 234)
Kate Owens: 79 (+7)
Christine McDonnell: 82 (+10)
Loren Kim: 85 (+13)  --> tiebreaker score
Alison Crenshaw: 73 (+1)


Team Standings:
1. Lambert HS (234)
2. Woodward Academy (234)
3. Mill Creek (249)
4. South Forsyth (254)
5. North Gwinnett (266)
6. Blessed Trinity (267)
7. North Forsyth (283)
8. Brookwood (284)
9. OLA (289)
10. Parkview (296)
11. Dawson County (299)
12. Harrison (312)
13. Buford (326)

Lady Longhorns with their 1st place trophy from this year.

 Senior Alison Crenshaw shot 73 and finished 2nd place as an individual.

April 12: Tri-Match vs. Walton & Alpharetta

The Lady Longhorns hosted Walton & Alpharetta for a tri-match at Laurel Springs Golf Club. It was a cool afternoon and the girls played 1 hole until it started raining. Within 10 minutes, everyone had to be carted in due to a single flash of lightning/clap of thunder. By the time all the players were carted in, the pop-up storm had already moved through. Everyone was carted back out to their holes and play resumed. It turned out to be a nice, overcast day and the weather allowed for the match to finish up without too much of a delay. (9 holes Par 37)

Lambert (Team Score: 110)
Kate: 36 (-1)
Christine: 37 (E)
Morgan: 41 (+4)
Rachel: 37 (E)

Alison (39; +2) and Loren (38; +1) also played 9 holes but didn't count toward the match score.

It was also a record day for freshman Rachel Burrell. She shot her best round of the season, including a birdie and her first career eagle on #6!

Walton (Team Score: 128)
#1: 44 (+7)
#2: 41 (+4)
#3: 43 (+6)
#4: 49 (+12)

Alpharetta (Team Score: 139)
#1: 37 (E)
#2: 49 (+12)
#3: 53 (+16)
#4: 73 (+36)

April 11: Golden Lion Invite @Laurel Springs

The Lady Longhorns competed in the St. Pius Golden Lion Invite hosted at Laurel Springs. This was an 18-hole scramble event. Each pair chose a faculty member to be their caddy/scorekeeper/bunker raker/flag puller/moral supporter/cart driver etc. for the event. It is very special to see the impact that each of these teachers has had on our golf team members plus the Lambert student body in the classroom. This is just one small way that our girls can say thanks to these wonderful mentors!

Pictured Left to Right: Rachel Burrell, Mrs. Ali Gerlach, Morgan Boutwell, Christine McDonnell, Mr. Jeff Teeple, Kate Owens, Loren Kim, Mr. Stephen Pate, & Alison Crenshaw

Kate Owens & Christine McDonnell shot a 65 (-7) during the scramble format. They chose Mr. Jeff Teeple (AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus AB/BC) for faculty appreciation.

Alison Crenshaw & Loren Kim shot a 66 (-6) during the scramble format. They chose Coach Stephen Pate (Pre-Calculus) for faculty appreciation.

Morgan Boutwell & Rachel Burrell shot a 68 (-4) for the scramble event. They chose Mrs. Ali Gerlach (Marketing) for faculty appreciation.

Upcoming Events

The Lady Longhorns had a restful spring break and have a busy few weeks of preparation for the Area & State tournaments. Monday was a beautiful day to get out and practice for this week's events. Stay tuned for event recaps!

Tuesday, April 11: Golden Lion Invite @Laurel Springs
Wednesday, April 12: Tri-match vs. Walton & Alpharetta @Laurel Springs
Saturday, April 15: Brookwood Bronco Invitational @Summit Chase
Monday, April 17: Match vs. North Forsyth @Hampton Golf Village
Tuesday, April 18: Quad-match vs. Cambridge, Alpharetta, & Centennial (SENIOR DAY)@Laurel Springs

Thursday, April 27: Area Tournament @Bridgemill Athletic Club
Monday/Tuesday, May 22-23: State Tournament @Chateau Elan (Woodlands Course)

March 30: Match vs. Cambridge

In addition to academic demands, the women's golf team was in action for their 3rd and final event this week before spring break. The team traveled to White Columns Golf Club to play Cambridge. It was a beautiful afternoon and played 9 holes before the weather moved in that night. This was a good last match before taking some time off for the break. April will be busy with a couple tournaments and matches, and then preparing for the Area tournament, which serves as the state qualifier. Check back for more updates in April!  (9 holes Par 37)

Lambert (Team Score: 119)
Kate: 37 (E)
Rachel: 40 (+2)
Loren: 42 (+5)
Morgan: 42 (+5)


Cambridge (Team Score: 127)
#1: 40 (+3)
#2: 47 (+10)
#3: 40 (+3)
#4: 49 (+12)
#5: 49 (+12)
#6: 62 (+25)

March 29: Match vs. Johns Creek

The second match of the week proved to be challenging for the girls and their competitors played well on the course. Laurel Springs Golf Club hosted the match, and it was a gorgeous afternoon outside. This was the second time hosting Johns Creek and their girls adjusted to the course. At the end of the day, Johns Creek beat Lambert by 7 strokes. The results lit a fire in the girls to focus more on mid-range shots and putting. (9 holes Par 37)

Lambert (Team Score: 123)
Alison: 37 (E)
Loren: 42 (+5)
Rachel: 44 (+7)
Morgan: 47 (+10)

Kate (35; -2) & Christine (39; +2) also played 9 holes but didn't count toward the match score.


Johns Creek (Team Score: 116)
#1: 35
#2: 37
#3: 44
#4: 54

March 28: Match vs. Etowah

The women's golf team started off the busy week with a big swing. The girls were back in action at Towne Lake Hills Golf Club competing against area-competitor Etowah. It was a sunny afternoon after the rain passed through the area, and left the golf course with wet patches. This was the second time Lambert played this course this season, and the scores reflected their knowledge of the greens. Scores were kept in the traditional format and the modified Stableford system. At the end of the afternoon, the Lady Longhorns came away with the W! (9 holes/Par 36)

Lambert (Team Score: 113)
Kate Owens: 35 (-1)
Christine McDonnell: 37 (+1)
Loren Kim: 41 (+5)
Alison Crenshaw: 42 (+6)

Etowah (Team Score: 136)
#1: 36 (E)
#2: 49 (+13)
#3: 54 (+18)
#4: 51 (+15)

The modified Stableford system is used to speed up the pace of play. It awards points for the following:
*Double bogey = 1 point
*Bogey = 2 points
*Par = 4 points
*Birdie = 5 points
*Eagle = 6 points

Stableford scores: Kate (36), Christine (33), Alison (22), & Loren (22).

March 22: Match vs. Forsyth Central

The women's golf team was back in action hosting Forsyth Central @Laurel Springs Golf Club. It was another nice afternoon on the course for some friendly region competition. It was a great learning experience for all the girls to grow in the game. Lambert came away with the victory and is gearing up for a big week of matches before taking spring break off. (9 holes: Par 37)

Lambert (Team Score: 119)
Christine McDonnell: 35
Loren Kim: 41
Rachel Burrell: 43
Morgan Boutwell: 44

Alison Crenshaw (40) and Kate Owens (43) also played 9 but did not count toward the team score.

Forsyth Central (Team Score: 182)
#1: 52
#2: 64
#3: 66
#4: 68

(Morgan Boutwell & Rachel Burrell on the #3 green with their competitors)

(Loren Kim & Christine McDonnell on the #6 tee box with their opponents)

(Alison Crenshaw & Kate Owens getting ready to hit off on the #8 tee box)

Spirit Night Update

The Lambert Women's Golf team hosted a community Spirit Night at the local Black Diamond Grill. Located at the intersection of 141 and Sharon Road, this restaurant is well-known throughout the Forsyth community. Owner Terry Hanley is an arduous supporter of local sports and activities, and customers speak very highly of his efforts over the years to give back. The event coincided with basketball on tv and team trivia, and it was great to see Lambert families and friends out at dinner. Black Diamond Grill had a packed house, and the night was a success! Thank you to everyone who came out and dined to support the women's golf team! The money raised will go toward future team expenses (area & state tournament fees).

Thank you again Terry Hanley for positively impacting your community. Everyone needs to stop by and grab lunch/dinner!

Our girls with Lambert Athletics supporters (Ken & Denise Kruppa)

March 21: Tri-Match vs. Woodstock & Johns Creek

The Lady Longhorns were back in action on Tuesday for a tri-match event @Laurel Springs after battling some rainy conditions the previous week. They squared off against area-competitor Woodstock and former region-competitor Johns Creek. It was a beautiful afternoon in March, with temperatures in the low to mid 80's. Lambert and Johns Creek played 4 girls, while Woodstock brought 3; the top 3 scores counted toward the team score. Lambert came away with the match victory after a great day of competition! (9 holes Par 37)

Lambert (Team Score: 109)
Kate Owens: 38 (+1)
Christine McDonnell: 35 (-2)
Alison Crenshaw: 39 (+2)
Loren Kim: 36 (-1)

Woodstock (Team Score: 151)
#1: 41 (+4)
#2: 47 (+10)
#3: 63 (+26)

Johns Creek (Team Score:114)
#1: 34 (-3)
#2: 38 (+1)
#3: 42 (+5)
#4: 45 (+8)

Lambert's Morgan Boutwell & Rachel Burrell also played individually on the course, with Morgan shooting a 38 (+1) and Rachel shooting a 42 (+5). 

March 11: Warrior Spring Swing @Mossy Creek (White County)

The Lady Longhorns were back in action today at the 10th annual Warrior Spring Swing. The tournament was hosted by White County and played at Mossy Creek Golf Course. The course played short for the girls with a distance of 4700 yards. The weather held off and most of the day was quite enjoyable, with only a few patches of rain at the conclusion of the event. The girls brought home 1st place and low medalist honors. The team score of 222 outlasted Union County and Columbus (249) by 27 strokes; those 2 teams sent their #1 back onto the course for a playoff to determine 2nd & 3rd place. The tournament only awarded low medalist to 1 individual, and all 3 Lambert girls tied with 74. The tournament director then surveyed their scores on the toughest hole, which the all parred. They then used scores from the 2nd hardest hole to make the decision, in which Kate birdied while Alison & Christine parred. All in all, it was a good day for the girls and they adjusted quickly to how the course was playing.

Lambert Team Score: 222

Kate Owens: 74 (low medalist overall due to tie-breaker)
Christine McDonnell: 74
Alison Crenshaw: 74
Morgan Boutwell: 81

March 6: Tri-Match vs. Woodstock & Lassiter

The Lady Longhorns were back in action on Monday for a tri-match event @Towne Lake Hills Golf Club in Woodstock. They squared off against the host school Woodstock and Lassiter. This was a great opportunity for the girls to see a new course and check out their competition for the Area tournament in April. Each team played 4 girls, with the top 3 scores counting. It was dark as the teams finished up, and Lambert came away with the match victory! (9 holes Par 36)

Lambert (Team Score: 118)
Christine McDonnell: 38 (+2)
Alison Crenshaw: 38 (+2)
Kate Owens: 42 (+8)
Loren Kim: Only finished 8 holes

Woodstock (Team Score: 131)
#1: 37 (+1)
#2: 39 (+3)
#3: 55 (+19)
#4: Only finished 8 holes

Lassiter (Team Score: 171)
#1: 59 (+23)
#2: 54 (+18)
#3: 58 (+22)
#4: Only finished 8 holes

The girls celebrated the victory with Chipotle on the drive back to Forsyth County.

March 4: West Hall Invitational @Chateau Elan

The Lady Longhorns were back in action this weekend @Chateau Elan for the West Hall Invitational.  The girls were able to see some of the top individual and team competitors in the state of Georgia for the upcoming season. It also gave our girls a chance to play on the Woodlands course which will be used for the 7A State Championship in late May. Temperatures were chilly which resulted in a 1-hour frost delay, and it took the competitors a few holes to truly adjust to the conditions. By the afternoon, the sun was shining and our girls were settling into a groove on the back 9.

The Lady Longhorns defended their team title again this year by outlasting stiff competition from Mill Creek, beating the Gwinnett rival by only 3 strokes. Lambert was led by All-Tournament team selection Kate Owens (78). Seniors Alison Crenshaw, Loren Kim, & Christine McDonnell also had good afternoons to secure the top spot. The team has a competitive tournament and match schedule for the rest of the season, with the hope of being ready to defend the championship at the end of the season!

(Alison Crenshaw, Loren Kim, Coach Rosser, & Christine McDonnell)

(Kate Owens not pictured)

February 28: Match vs. South Forsyth

The Lady Longhorns hosted South Forsyth on Tuesday afternoon at Laurel Springs Golf Club. Due to GAC not participating, each team played 6 girls with the top 4 counting toward the team total. It was a nice afternoon for golf!       9 holes (Par 37)

Lambert (Top 4 team total: 155)
Christine McDonnell: 35 (-2)
Alison Crenshaw: 38 (+1)
Kate Owens: 39 (+2)
Loren Kim: 43 (+6)
Morgan Boutwell: 44 (+7)
Rachel Burrell: 46 (+9)

South Forsyth (Top 4 team total: 181)
#1: 38 (+1)
#2: 41 (+4)
#3: 50 (+13)
#4: 52 (+15)
#5: 52 (+15)
#6: 63 (+26)

The Lady Longhorns defeated South Forsyth by 26 strokes on Tuesday afternoon. They will return to action this weekend at the West Hall Invitational @Chateau Elan. 

Spirit Night for Women's Golf

Lambert Girl’s Golf Spirit Night 

@

(1485 Peachtree Parkway/141 Cumming, GA 30041)

Thursday, March 9^th

Mention Spirit Night to your server and 10% of your bill will be donated to Lambert Girl’s Golf!

February 25: Buford Invite @Bear's Best

First tournament of the year. It had been incredibly warm temperatures during the week leading up to the weekend. Temperatures for the event were in the low 60's with 20-25mph wind gusts! The format of the Buford Invite was a 2-team best ball...meaning most schools had 4 girls divided into 2 teams of 2. Each girl would play the hole and the lower of the scores goes toward the total. Bear's Best was a beautiful course and we got to see some of the top teams from every classification.

(Morgan Boutwell, Christine McDonnell, Alison Crenshaw, & Rachel Burrell)

After 18 holes of golf and some tedious waiting while schools turned in scorecards...the Lady Longhorns came away with the 1st place trophy. Christine McDonnell & Rachel Burrell scored a 78, while Alison Crenshaw & Morgan Boutwell scored a 77, which gave Lambert a team score of 155. They were 8 strokes ahead of 2nd/3rd place Dalton & White County. Three schools had pairs score an impressive 75 given the conditions for the day, but their 2nd scores were not low enough to beat Lambert. What a great way to start the season! Thank you parents for your support and braving the conditions. Please enjoy some pictures from our celebration at Bear's Best!