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From Staff Reports
ERIC X. VICCARO/Guymon Daily Herald file photo
Guymon High School head boys' golf coach Jerry
Cooper
BOISE CITY — The Guymon High School “A” and “B”
golf teams picked up first- and second-place at the Boise City
Invitational at Boise City Golf Course Monday.
The Tiger “A” squad bested the Guymon “B” squad
by nine strokes, 343-352.
Trey Fankhouser was the boys’ meet medalist with
a 79, including a front-nine 39.
Forgan, thanks to medalist Ashley Underwood’s 84,
won the girls’ competition with a 384, well ahead of
second-place host Boise City.
Finishing second to Fankhouser was Guymon “B”
golfer Andrew McCulloch, who put together a season-best round of
83.
Caleb McMurry carded an 86 and Dakota Wilson an
88. Seniors Josh Edenborough and Trever Lutz posted season-best
scores with a pair of 90s to round out the Tiger “A” scores.
Chad Huckins carded an 86, Ethan Novak an 88 and
Landon Hyer a 95 to complete the Guymon “B” scores.
“We had a lot of career-bests,” Guymon head boys’
coach Jerry Cooper said.
“Step by step, we are getting better,” Cooper
continued. “It’s a slow process. Trey shot a 79, and that’s
despite having five 3 putts. We’re going to have to work on his
putting a little more. And, Andrew, I’m proud of him, he’s one
of the hardest workers we have on the team.”
J.D. Pugh posted Texhoma’s low score with an 88.
Boise City’s Brad Ottinger fired a 96 and Forgan’s Bryan Morris
scored a Cardinal-low 97. Aaron Gibler turned in Hooker’s best
round with a 104.
Other scores were Texhoma’s Ben Mitchell (93),
Yarbrough’s Gerardo Alvarado (110) and Felt’s Jason Montgomery
(118).
GIRLS: Cruzan takes second
Guymon’s Jade Cruzan posted an 85, finishing one
stroke behind Underwood for second place. Chelsea Montano fired
a 93 and Cytorie Clark put together a season-best 115.
Kayla Eldridge had Forgan’s second-best round
with a 98.
Other area scores of note were Boise City’s Kanon
White (120), Hooker’s Crystal Ferguson (127), Yarbrough’s Breann
Patrick (132) and Texhoma’s Lyndi Berry (134).
OPSU competes in Buff Stampede
AMARILLO, Texas — The Oklahoma Panhandle State
University men’s golf team is seventh after the first day of the
2008 Buffalo Stampede played host by West Texas A&M University
on Monday.
Robert Hamilton fired the Aggies’ low round with
an 81, which included a back-nine 40. Hamilton is in a deadlock
for 28th.
Chris Herring is in a tie for 33rd with a
first-day 84, posting 42s on both nines. Guymon’s own Clint
Thomas posted an 89 and Robert Adams put together a 93 to round
out the Aggies’ scores.
OPSU posted a first-day composite of 347.
West Texas A&M leads its own tournament with a
304 team total, buoyed by Colin Cruz’s opening-round 69, which
leads the tournament. Western New Mexico is one shot in back of
the Buffaloes.
1, West Texas A&M, 69; 2, Western New Mexico,
305; 3, St. Mary’s, 307; 4, Abilene Christian, 310; 5,
Southeastern Oklahoma State, 315; 6, East Central (Okla.), 331;
7, Oklahoma Panhandle State, 347.
28t, Robert Hamilton, 81; 33t, Chris Herring, 84;
38t, Clint Thomas, 89; 41t, Robert Adams, 93
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