Sydney Streeter shot a 3-over-par 74 at the River Oaks Golf Club in Nicolaus to capture the Sac-Joaquin Section Division 2 individual championship last week.

Streeter, who was MVP of the Central California Athletic League two years ago as a sophomore, finished her career Turlock High on Monday with an 84 at the section’s Masters tournament at the Reserve at Spanos Park in Stockton.

At River Oaks, Streeter had a handful of birdie opportunities, finally breaking through on her seventh hole. Overall, she had birdie on both the front nine and back nine, to go along with four bogeys on the par-71 course. 

She was even at the turn and shot 2-over on the back nine.

“I liked playing the course, but it was very complex,” said Streeter. “There were a lot of blind tee shots and dog legs.”

Streeter singled out her putting as being the key to her victory. She had 31 putts during the round.

“Overall, I think my putting saved me,” said Streeter. “I had a lot of really long par opportunities — about 15 to 20 feet. And I made a 25-footer for birdie.”

Age: 17

Grade: Senior

Favorite class: Psychology. The teacher Mr. (Ryan) Tribble is amazing.

Favorite food: I really like Fuji Sushi.

Hobbies: Golf; I’m very involved around school being secretary of Turlock High; hanging out with my friends.

Secret talent: I actually remember stuff really well.

Pets: Maverick. He’s 1-year-old corgi.

Dream college: Alabama. I don’t think I will go there, but I always wanted to.

Favorite movie: “Top Gun”

Favorite color: Pink

Favorite athlete: I don’t think I have one.

Favorite sports team: The Giants

Last book read: “It Ends with Us,” by Colleen Hoover.

Favorite artist: Musician Noah Kahan.

Three songs on my playlist: “Stick Season” by Noah Kahan; “Clean” by Taylor Swift; “Normal Girl” by Sza

Finish this sentence: I can’t live without …  my dog.

Finish this sentence: In 10 years, I will be … hopefully I’ll have my degree and will have started a career in business marketing.