Joseph sophomore Eli Ford, Coal Grove sophomore Maddox Rowe, Meigs Eastern sophomore Wyatt McCune, and Waterford senior Eli Booker.īurnett, placing fourth individually a year ago, and Ford finished second and third respectively for the individual qualifiers, as those two places were decided upon via coaches’ agreement -for seeding purposes. He only trailed medalist Kasoy Savoy of Meigs Eastern and medalist runner-up Carson Moore of Belpre, both fellow sophomores in fact - shooting 74 and 78 respectively.īut immediately behind Mault, as for the five individuals which qualified for the district tournament and not a member of the five qualifying teams, was his Jeep teammate Barnett -who carded an 85 (44-41).īurnett was actually one of five players tied for seventh individually -along with Ironton St. The sophomore Mault, in fact, finished third out of 62 individuals, shooting a 79 -with a 40 on the Big Beaver Creek front and a 39 on the back. That’s because, while South Webster was seventh out of 12 official teams with at least four players apiece, two Jeeps did qualify out on an individual basis -sophomore Owen Mault and senior Riley Burnett. Route 23 - and over across Ohio Route 32 - to Big Beaver Creek Golf Club in Pike County was Wednesday’s sectional meet there, as the Jeeps will participate at the Division III district meet for at least the fourth consecutive fall. Phillips, with a 36 on the Jaycees front side and a 33 on the back, practically lapped the field of 68 golfers -as his 69 was eight shots better than the medalist runner-up (77). That’s because the sophomore Phillips repeated as the sectional match medalist -firing a smooth 69 on Wednesday, during the Indians’ Division III competition at the Chillicothe Jaycees Golf Course. PIKETON - Once again, Valley’s Cameron Phillips is a Division III boys golf sectional champion, and once again, South Webster will be represented at the Division III Southeast District meet.
Phillips fired a sectional-best 69 at the Chillicothe Jaycees Golf Course on Wednesday.
Valley sophomore Cameron Phillips - shown here competing at the Elks Country Club during the annual Southern Ohio Conference boys golf championship - captured his second consecutive Division III individual sectional title.
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