Community R-6 golf tees off program in Monroe City
The Community R-6 golf team opened the season and program on March 26.
The Trojans finished their first event as a program with a score of …
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Community R-6 golf tees off program in Monroe City
The Community R-6 golf team opened the season and program on March 26.
The Trojans finished their first event as a program with a score of 239 at Mosswood Meadows Golf Course. Cooper Rohan had Community’s best individual score of 54 to finish fifth out of 16 golfers.
Van-Far golf finishes third in Montgomery to open season
The Van-Far boys opened their season at Montgomery County.
The Indians finished third in their first golf tournament of the season on March 25 but were 10 shots with their score of 183 behind first-place North Callaway. Montgomery County came in second.
Kaleb Baskett had Van-Far’s best individual score of 42, Pacey Reading and Kasen Christian each followed with 45 and Bryce Reading finished with a 51.
Roberts medalist early in season for North Callaway
Ajay Roberts gave North Callaway golf some early season hardware.
Roberts was the medalist for a tournament on March 25 at Montgomery County by shooting a 38 to beat out runner-up Clayton Parker’s 39 for Montgomery County. The Thunderbirds won the team competition with a score of 173 to be ahead of Montgomery County’s 180 and Van-Far’s 183.
The day before, North Callaway had a team score of 394 at the Columbia Classic at Father Tolton. In a field of 18 schools, the Thunderbirds had two boys stay under 100 in the 18-hole tournament. Anthony Russell led with an 87 and Roberts followed with a 91.
