July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Garringer leads Jay Co. (08/13/2008)
Girls golf roundup
HAGERSTOWN - In two of the first three invitationals this year, Cara Garringer shot a career-best 96. She shattered that mark Tuesday.
Garringer posted a 91 at the three-team Hagerstown Invitational at Hartley Hills Country Club as Jay County High School finished second at 393.
The host Tigers won easily with a total of 345, and Franklin County was third with a 411. Alesia Melton of Hagerstown earned medalist honors with an 80.
After parring two of the final three holes to cap a front-nine 49, Garringer carried the momentum to the back side. She parred the 10th and 12th holes, and then bogied three of the next four.
The sophomore put up her fifth par of the day on the 364-yard, par-4 17th hole, and then tapped in for her lone birdie on the 351-yard, par-4 18th. Her 1-under-par effort on the final two holes gave her a career-best nine-hole score of 42 on the back nine as she finished tied for fourth overall with Natalee Short of Hagerstown.
Abby Denney, also a sophomore, broke 100 for the Patriots as well. She parred three of the first four holes and also played even on the 15th and 17th for a career-best 91.
Senior Rachel Osterholt added a career-best with a 106, which included a birdie on the 504-yard, par-5 15th. Jennifer Hunt rounded out the team score with a 101, and Ivy Simons shot 102.
JCHS is now 20-12 overall with an average 18-hole score of 405.
Starfires fall
PAYNE, Ohio - South Adams High School dropped its first dual meet of the year Tuesday, falling 187-222 to the Wayne Trace Raiders.
Alyssa Neuenschwander of the Starfires shared medalist honors at 45 with Gabby Hook of Wayne Trace, but only one other SAHS golfer broke 60.
Kara Lehman was second for the Starfires at 56, Tricia Crider finished at 60 and Grace Dobler carded a 61. Five of the six Raider varsity players shot 49 or better.
Jansen Yoder added a 73 for South Adams, and Sherri All shot 78.[[In-content Ad]]
Garringer posted a 91 at the three-team Hagerstown Invitational at Hartley Hills Country Club as Jay County High School finished second at 393.
The host Tigers won easily with a total of 345, and Franklin County was third with a 411. Alesia Melton of Hagerstown earned medalist honors with an 80.
After parring two of the final three holes to cap a front-nine 49, Garringer carried the momentum to the back side. She parred the 10th and 12th holes, and then bogied three of the next four.
The sophomore put up her fifth par of the day on the 364-yard, par-4 17th hole, and then tapped in for her lone birdie on the 351-yard, par-4 18th. Her 1-under-par effort on the final two holes gave her a career-best nine-hole score of 42 on the back nine as she finished tied for fourth overall with Natalee Short of Hagerstown.
Abby Denney, also a sophomore, broke 100 for the Patriots as well. She parred three of the first four holes and also played even on the 15th and 17th for a career-best 91.
Senior Rachel Osterholt added a career-best with a 106, which included a birdie on the 504-yard, par-5 15th. Jennifer Hunt rounded out the team score with a 101, and Ivy Simons shot 102.
JCHS is now 20-12 overall with an average 18-hole score of 405.
Starfires fall
PAYNE, Ohio - South Adams High School dropped its first dual meet of the year Tuesday, falling 187-222 to the Wayne Trace Raiders.
Alyssa Neuenschwander of the Starfires shared medalist honors at 45 with Gabby Hook of Wayne Trace, but only one other SAHS golfer broke 60.
Kara Lehman was second for the Starfires at 56, Tricia Crider finished at 60 and Grace Dobler carded a 61. Five of the six Raider varsity players shot 49 or better.
Jansen Yoder added a 73 for South Adams, and Sherri All shot 78.[[In-content Ad]]
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