“The original elephant was a brilliant mark, symbolically representing Evernote’s ability to help consumers remember everything.
London, San Francisco and Sydney based branding agency DesignStudio has partnered with the app to present a rebrand that reflects that fact that the way people use the service has changed a decade on since its launch.Īlongside the introduction of a new wordmark that comprises of initial case serif typography, with what DesignStudio refers to as “an editorial feel that nods to Evernote as a writing tool,” it’s also given Mads a makeover. 3 at Heatherwoode Golf Club in Springboro.Change is afoot at note-taking specialists Evernote, and even its pet elephant Mads is feeling the effects. The boys Division III district tournament was scheduled to be played on Monday, Oct. Junior Sophie Kochensparger shot 122 and senior Kelsey Campbell finished with 147. Sophomore Alanna Smith shot 111, while freshman Tai Mize shot 115. The Eagles were led by junior Karley Kleinberg’s 98. In the girls Division II tournament at Stillwater Valley Golf Course in Versailles, Eaton finished 9th with a team score of 446. He was followed by junior Derek McCoy-Dudas (113), sophomore Anthony Watson (117), sophomore Andrew Webb (121) and sophomore Derrick Michael (123). Rounding out the roster for Shawnee was freshman Levi Agee (108), senior Hayden Ford (113) and sophomore Carson Hollon (115).įor Eaton, Gabe McCarty led the way with a 95. Senior Garrett Rader led the Arrows with a 101. In the Division II tournament at Pipestone, Preble Shawnee finished 12th overall with a 427, while Eaton was 14th with a score of 446. Rounding out the scoring for North was freshman Brayden Bacher (107), junior Zane Owens (121), sophomore Blake Stump (139) and freshman Jack Vanderschaff (141). Pahl shot 45 on the front side and a 40 on the back. Senior Levi Pahl shot an 85 to qualify for the district tournament. Tri-County North finished 14th with a team score of 452. Junior Fletcher Davies shot 102 to round out the roster. He was followed by senior Zachary Rutan, who shot 92 and sophomore Justin Turner’s 98. The top four teams and top four players not on a qualifying team advance to the district tournament.īrubaker shot a 39 on the front nine and a 44 on the back.Īs a team, Trail shot a 360 to finish behind Arcanum (351) and Newton (355).įreshman Kellen Laird shot an 88. 27.īrubaker’s performance helped the Blazers to a third-place team finish and a spot in the district tournament this week. GREENVILLE, MIAMISBURG and VERSAILLES - National Trail sophomore Nick Brubaker claimed an individual championship by firing an 82 during the Division III Boys sectional golf tournament at Turtle Creek Golf Course in Greenville on Tuesday, Sept.
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