Hillsboro 15 August 2018

Indians, Tigers tie with 174 scores in FAC No. 2; HHS wins tiebreaker

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On Tuesday (Aug. 14), the Hillsboro Indians and McClain Tigers boys teams tied with each having a score of 174 at Jackson in the second Frontier Athletic Conference match of the season., but it was Hillsboro winning with a tiebreaker. 

Hillsboro — who won the first FAC match of the season at the Hillsboro Elks — continued their strong pace in the second conference showdown with a score of 174. The low score of the team went to Hillsboro's lone female golfer Kristin Jamieson with a total of 36 in the nine-hole event, gaining the second-best score of the event. The Indians followed with Will Kiefer (42), Gavin Puckett (44), Ryan Harless (52), Brennen Priest (52) and Lawton Parry (60) in the scoring column.

McClain also totaled a score of 174 on the day with Kobe Penwell leading the way with a 38 score for the Tigers. Next was Trevor Newkirk (40), and he was followed by Trenton Newkirk (45), Wesley Potts (51), Carson Spangler (54) and Zane Mustard (55).

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As for team scores, following the Highland County duo of McClain and Hillsboro was Jackson at 176 as their team scores consisted of Ethan Mercer (41), Trace Speakman (43), Caleb Rose (44), Aldan Massie (48), Carson Strange (51) and Cooper Donaldson (54).

Chillicothe finished with a score of 177 as Daniel Haller was the match medalist by gaining a score of 35. Chillicothe also had scores of Eli Taylor (40), Luke Smith (49), Matt Madson (53), JT Kobel (54) and Cuay Mcguire (66) for a team total of 177.

Miami Trace finished with a 185 score, with individual scores from Tyler Eggleton (38), Hayden Walters (39), Dalton Minshall (49), Justin Marshall (59), Dawson Wallace (63) and Trenton Crawford (65).

The Washington Blue Lions finished with a score of 226 with their top player being Ty Rose at 44 overall. Next were Blake Morris (48), Tyler Rood (56) and Caden Holt (78).

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