July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Denney leads Patriots to 2-0 (08/19/2008)
Girls golf roundup
ANDERSON - Abby Denney was the only Patriot to break 50. But her career-best round was enough to lead the team.
Denney's 47 at Grandview Golf Course powered Jay County High School to a 201-219 victory Monday over the Anderson Highland Scots.
The victory over their Olympic Athletic Conference rival makes the Patriots 2-0 in dual matches this season.
It was a steady round for Denney, who had just one par but also recorded nothing worse than a double bogey to earn medalist honors. Her lone par came on the par-4 fourth hole, and the sophomore added four bogeys.
The top score for Anderson Highland was a 49 from Sarah Buck.
Cara Garringer and Ivy Simons, a sophomore senior respectively, followed Denney at 51. Garringer parred two of the first four holes, but was hurt later by four penalty strokes. Simons had four bogeys in her round.
Jennifer Hunt had five bogeys and finished with a par on the ninth hole at Grandview for a 52. Rachel Osterholt shot 59.
At the junior varsity level, Anneliese Jetmore posted the best score of any Patriot on the day with a 46 to lead the team to a score of 213. She recorded a par on the first hole and added five bogeys.
Alex Bunch had one par in her round of 55, and Macey Gerber and Brittany Stevens each shot 56. Megan Price finished with a 70.
Starfires top Blackford
HARTFORD CITY - South Adams picked up its first victory of the season Monday, defeating the Blackford Bruins 226-248.
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Alyssa Neuenschwander caught fire during the second half of her round, parring four of the final five holes. She also had two bogeys as she earned medalist honors with a 47.
The top score for host Blackford was a 54 from Kristie Ridgway.
Tricia Crider was the only other player to break 60 for South Adams (1-2). She had two pars and a bogey for a 55.
Grace Dobler shot 61, and Kara Lehman finished the team score with a 63. Jansen Yoder shot 70.
Kaytlyn Pierce led the SAHS junior varsity to a 253-261 victory with a 61.
Keri Sank shot 62, Sherri Hall finished at 64 and Kristen Lehman carded a 66.[[In-content Ad]]
Denney's 47 at Grandview Golf Course powered Jay County High School to a 201-219 victory Monday over the Anderson Highland Scots.
The victory over their Olympic Athletic Conference rival makes the Patriots 2-0 in dual matches this season.
It was a steady round for Denney, who had just one par but also recorded nothing worse than a double bogey to earn medalist honors. Her lone par came on the par-4 fourth hole, and the sophomore added four bogeys.
The top score for Anderson Highland was a 49 from Sarah Buck.
Cara Garringer and Ivy Simons, a sophomore senior respectively, followed Denney at 51. Garringer parred two of the first four holes, but was hurt later by four penalty strokes. Simons had four bogeys in her round.
Jennifer Hunt had five bogeys and finished with a par on the ninth hole at Grandview for a 52. Rachel Osterholt shot 59.
At the junior varsity level, Anneliese Jetmore posted the best score of any Patriot on the day with a 46 to lead the team to a score of 213. She recorded a par on the first hole and added five bogeys.
Alex Bunch had one par in her round of 55, and Macey Gerber and Brittany Stevens each shot 56. Megan Price finished with a 70.
Starfires top Blackford
HARTFORD CITY - South Adams picked up its first victory of the season Monday, defeating the Blackford Bruins 226-248.
See Girls golf page 9
Continued from page 10
Alyssa Neuenschwander caught fire during the second half of her round, parring four of the final five holes. She also had two bogeys as she earned medalist honors with a 47.
The top score for host Blackford was a 54 from Kristie Ridgway.
Tricia Crider was the only other player to break 60 for South Adams (1-2). She had two pars and a bogey for a 55.
Grace Dobler shot 61, and Kara Lehman finished the team score with a 63. Jansen Yoder shot 70.
Kaytlyn Pierce led the SAHS junior varsity to a 253-261 victory with a 61.
Keri Sank shot 62, Sherri Hall finished at 64 and Kristen Lehman carded a 66.[[In-content Ad]]
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