WCMS golf streak alive
Warren County Middle’s golf team continued its winning streak Monday, with both the boys and girls teams winning a three-way match at Willowbrook Golf Club in Summitville.
The Lady Pioneers came out on top, with Tori Ritz carding her best-ever score in a middle school match.
Ritz shot a 42, and teammate Casey Hopkins turned in a score of 68 as the Lady Pioneers 110-stroke total was good enough to defeat Coffee County, which had a 143, and Westwood, which shot a 163.
Hopkins’ group was only able to play six holes due to darkness, but her score to that point was used to calculate a nine-hole total.
The Pioneer boys turned in a team score of 174, defeating Westwood, which had a 188, and Coffee County, which turned in a 294.
Adam Wood had the low round for the Pioneers, carding a 41, while Andrew Brock had a 42, Cody Durham shot a 44 and Alex Self had a 47.
Westwood’s Samuel Marcrom had the low round among the boys, shooting a 38 through nine holes.
On Friday, the Pioneers and Lady Pioneers swept Cumberland County at the River Run Golf Course in Crossville.
Self had a 43 and Brock scored a 44 for the Pioneers, while Adam Wood and Grant Bullen each came in with scores of 50 for a 172 team total, which was good enough to beat Cumberland County by 15 strookes.
The Lady Pioneers had a team score of 109 to beat Cumberland County, which had a 120. Ritz came in with a 47, while Jenifer Evans turned in a 62.
WCMS takes on Tullahoma on the road Thursday, and hosts Westwood and Fayetteville City at the McMinnville Country Club Friday at 3:30 p.m.