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LVM Sponsors AZ golfers Sarah Schmelzel and Amy Bockerstette.
Ms. Schmelzel is an Arizona native. Sarah played collegiate golf at the University of South Carolina for four years. While playing there, Sarah received SEC All-Freshman Team recognition, an All-American honorable mention, and a Golfweek All-American award. Playing on the Epson Tour in 2018, Sarah placed in the top 10 seven times, finishing as high as third place in the 2018 Q Series. With these achievements, Sarah secured her LPGA status for 2019.
As an LPGA golfer, Sarah consistently earns top-30 finishes and placed third at the 2022 LPGA Drive On Championship. Sarah is committed to constantly improving her game to become one of the world’s best LPGA Tour players. Sarah is well on the way to achieving her goal, with six top-ten LPGA Tour finishes.
LVM Systems’ CEO, Robert Cluff, shared that LVM is thrilled to support women’s golf by sponsoring Sarah. Sarah is a terrific golfer with remarkable determination. LVM is happy to play a small part in supporting her dream.
“I am so excited to join the LVM Systems family,” Sarah said. “With their amazing people, Arizona roots, and commitment to helping others, I am very honored to receive their support as an ambassador for them as I compete on the LPGA Tour.”
Ms. Bockerstette combines being a terrific golfer with her impressive social media presence. Amy is also from AZ. She is the first person with Down syndrome to play in the Arizona High School Girls Golf Division I State Championship. Amy received a collegiate athletic scholarship, another first for someone with Down syndrome. In 2021, she became the first person with Down syndrome to compete in a national collegiate championship. Then, in 2022, she earned a silver medal when competing in the Special Olympics USA Games. Amy also played in the Inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open at Pinehurst, NC.
2023 again saw Amy compete in the U.S. Adaptive Open and represent USA Special Olympics in the 2023 Special Olympics World Games. Amy advocates for inclusion for people with disabilities using her charismatic demeanor and steadfast determination to open improbable doors.
I Got This Foundation
As a Special Olympics Arizona representative, Amy played the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale with Gary Woodland during the 2019 WM Phoenix Open practice round. She hit her tee shot into a greenside bunker, which might have deflated most people. But not Amy. She parred the hole confidently, stating, “I got this!” That moment has over 60 million views and is the most-watched video in PGA TOUR history. The experience led Amy and her family to launch the I Got This Foundation, which promotes golf instruction and playing opportunities for people with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities. “It is awesome to partner with a company from my home state that believes in me,” said Amy. “I am happy and proud to join the family at LVM Systems. We can do great things together to make a difference!”
LVM Systems’ CEO, Robert Cluff, shared that LVM is thrilled to support women’s golf by sponsoring Amy. Amy is a wonderful person who has a terrific heart for others. LVM is pleased to join in supporting her dream.
According to Cluff, Bockerstette’s “I got this” mantra embodies the spirit of LVM Systems and its service commitment to its healthcare software clients.
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