DAVIS, W.Va. — Zach Evans had a match-low 37 to lead Tucker County in a high school quadrangular golf match Thursday at Canaan Valley Resort.
Ethan Slaughbaugh shot a 40 for the Mountain Lions, who finished with a 175 team score. Moorefield was second at 187 behind 42s from Aaron Freeman and Seth Mongold. Seth Thompson had a 40 and Tanner Oates a 41 for third-placed Petersburg, which had a 191. East Hardy finished fourth with a score of 193 with Kolby Foltz scoring 43 and Tyler Warren 44.
Moorefield (9-1) will play Monday at the Highlands Golf Club with Pendleton, East Hardy and Petersburg.
Keyser takes tri-match
KEYSER, W.Va. — Keyser won a triangular Tuesday in high school golf play at Polish Pines Golf Course with 178 points, followed by Frankfort with 189 and Fort Hill with 218.
Evan Coleman came in at 40 for Keyser and Charlie Abernathey at 42. Frankfort’s Derek Malone shot a 46 and Fort Hill’s Josh Broadwater 49.
Keyser plays Berkeley Springs Monday at Cacapon.
Golf
Tucker, Keyser golfers get wins
- Golf
-
-
Bradley should be a lock for Presidents Cup
Until winning the PGA Championship, the coolest thing in golf that happened to Keegan Bradley during his amazing rookie season was getting a phone call from Fred Couples in May after he won his first PGA Tour event.
-
Gindlesberger leads Southern in opener
Billy Gindlesberger shot a one-over par 37 at Oakland Golf Club Tuesday to lead Southern to a season-opening tri-match win over Northern and Bishop Walsh in high school golf.
-
Those who know Woods’ game: He’s down, not out
The kid standing behind 15-year-old Tiger Woods on the tee at Torrey Pines was two years older and already a hotshot himself on Southern California’s rough-and-tumble amateur golf circuit the first time he saw the look.
-
Fowler part of 4-way tie as Woods falters
Rickie Fowler had eight birdies and an eagle to give himself another shot at winning. Adam Scott did well enough to stay in the lead. PGA Tour rookie Keegan Bradley got in on the action late.
-
Tiger Woods off to strong start
Tiger Woods appeared to face a big test Thursday in his return to golf.
-
Tiger back at full strength
Tiger Woods was on the practice range just as the sun began to rise Tuesday over Firestone, his first time on a PGA Tour golf course in nearly three months.
-
Browne still on top at Senior Open
Olin Browne followed a record-tying 64 with a solid 69 on Friday, to take a one-shot lead over a talent-laden leaderboard in the rain-delayed second round of the U.S. Senior Open.
-
Simpson, de Jonge share lead at Greenbrier Classic
Brendon de Jonge rode a wave of Hokie fever to a share of the second-round lead at the Greenbrier Classic.
-
Mother Nature wins round one at Women’s Open
Instead of teeing it up when she comes back to the Broadmoor, Cristie Kerr’s next shot at the U.S. Women’s Open will be a blast out of the bunker on the front, right side of the seventh green.
A difficult shot. But it could be worse. -
Woods to miss British Open
Those “minor” injuries to his left leg now have kept Tiger Woods from playing in two majors.
- More Golf Headlines
-
