Pioneer golf opens season
Tuesday the Warren County High School girls and boys golf teams traveled to Crossville for a four way match at Bear Trace Golf course. The Pioneers finished first, edging Cumberland County by one stroke shooting 161-162. Cleveland turned in a 164 and Rhea County finished with a 170 on the day.
Freshman Coty Durham led the way for the Pioneers, turning in a 35. Junior Alex Gutherie shot a 41, Cameron Gonder shot a 42 and Cody Pryor carded a 43.
Durham had the lowest round of the day just edging Cleveland’s Bailes 36. Ty Boyd a 45 and Alex Self turned in a 47 for the Pioneers.
The Lady Pioneers fell seven shots short as they finished in second place with a 99 behind Cumberland County’s 92. Catlin Darnaby led the way, posting a 49. Juniors Allison George and Racheal Cotten both turned in a 50 for the Lady Pioneers. Low score of the day went to Cumberland County’s Jones with a 41. Tori Ritz shot a 63 and Lauren Bewick turned in a 60 for the Lady Pioneers.
On Monday, the boys’ team traveled to Tullahoma to compete in the Stan McNabb Tournament. The tournament was filled with 12 teams which included Blackman, Brentwood, Clarksville, Coffee County, Franklin County, Lebanon, Oakland, Shelbyville, Smith County, Tullahoma, Warren and White County.
Tullahoma posted a 284 to take the tournament title. Warren County finished the day tied for seventh place posting a 339. Durham had the low score for the Pioneers with a 79. Gonder had a 83, Pryor carded a 85, Self had a 92 and Boyd had a round of 93.
Tullahoma’s Cody Hale and Matt Bailey posted a 69 each for the tournament’s low rounds.
Warren County will travel to Coffee County today for a match against Coffee County Central High School. The match will be played at the Willowbrook Golf Course. The Pioneers are 9-7 on the year and the Lady Pioneers post a 2-1 record.