Moss medalist for first-place Centralia at Salisbury

Centralia had a nice all-around day on April 23.

Carter Moss was the medalist after shooting a 39 at a tri meet at Salisbury against Glasgow and Salisbury. His teammates weren’t too far behind as Lyle Marty, Easton Dodge, Brady Schultz and Cameron Barnes each shot a 40 to help the Panthers shoot a winning team score of 159. 

Centralia’s other five golfers during the day all stayed below 50. Miles Stevens shot a 41, Colt Lawson had a 42, Luke Sachs had a 43, Braden Gaughan finished with a 44 and Lane Deornellis had a 46.

Centralia sent two teams the next day to Arthur Hills in Mexico that finished second and third behind Kirksville’s 159 and ahead of Mexico’s 208. The second-place Centralia team shot a 175 and included Barnes and Gaughan at a 42, Deornellis at a 43, Stevens at a 48 and Lawson at a 50. The third-place Centralia team shot a 184 and included Mason Danielson at a 43, Finnian McGuire at a 44, Tyler Hawkins at a 47, Lincoln Twenter at a 50 and Adam Smith at a 51. 

The Panthers finished third at a quad at Old Hawthorne in Columbia with a score of 335. Moss was third with an 81 — three strokes behind Boonville’s Zack Espey. Dodge shot an 83, Barnes had an 84, Marty finished with an 87 and Gaughan had a 91.

Centralia finished second at a tri meet on Monday hosted by Westran at Heritage Hills in Moberly, finishing with a 178 behind South Shelby’s 173 and ahead of Westran’s 218. Dodge was a medalist with his first-place score of 39 to finish one stroke ahead of Westran’s Logan Brown. Barnes was two strokes behind Dodge with a 41, Marty had a 43, Deornellas finished with a 45 and Lawson shot a 55.

Reading wins playoff, Van-Far finishes second at Clopton

It took some extra time, but Pacey Reading emerged the winner for Van-Far on April 23.

Reading won a two-hole playoff to win the individual title in a meet at Clopton with a 37. Van-Far finished second out of five teams and also had Kaleb Baskett shoot a 41.