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ACHS Boy's Golf remains unbeaten in match play Adair JVs run three year winning streak to 28! TEAM SCORES; : Adair County 157, Taylor County 158, Campbellsville 204. Individual ACHS: Alex Durham 38, Riley Grant 41, Daniel Rarey 43, Blake Maupin 47. Indians 9-0 in match play. ACHS JUNIOR VARSITY: Adair 178. Taylor 217. Individual Adair County: Jerrod Grider 41, Trey Garmon 43, Austin Cundiff 46, Jacob Tanner 54, Jameson Miller 57. Click on headline for story plus photo(s) By Steve Burton, Adair County High School Boys Golf Coach (c) Adair Co. Boys Golf Coach Steve Burton; Special CM edits (c) ColumbiaMagazine.com The ACHS Boy's Golf Team took down regional contender Taylor County and next door rival Campbellsville in action Tuesday afternoon, August 30, 2011, at The Pines at Lindsey Wilson. Adair shot a team score of (157) to best Taylor's (158) and Campbellsville's (204). Van Giles paved the way for the tribe with a 1 under par round of 35. Alex Durham (38), Riley Grant (41), Daniel Rarey (43), and Blake Maupin (47) rounded out the scorecard for the Indians. The Indians now stand at a perfect 9 wins and 0 losses for the season. On the Jr. Varsity side of things, the young Indians continued to roll through their competition. The JV Indians posted a team score of (178) to best Taylor's (217). The tribe was led by Jerrod Grider's (41). Trey Garmon (43), Austin Cundiff (46), Jacob Keltner (48), Tanner Garmon (54), and Jameson Miller (57) rounded out the scoring. The JV Indians ran their season record to 5 wins and 0 losses on the season and stretched their winning streak out to an unbelievable 28 matches (which is going on its third year). Coach's Critique I am very proud of our kids today. It always feels good to beat your rivals. This was a very closely contested match with Taylor County. They are a quality program and a team many consider as one of the favorites to contend for a Regional Championship. Our kids are starting to realize what kind of a program that we are building. They believe they are going to win every time that they tee it up and it doesn't matter who is standing across from them. Confidence and self belief are two essential things that you must have to play this game well and our kids have both. This bunch of young men represent our community to the highest standard every time out, they are awesome. -Coach Burton Next match Adair County Boys/Girls doubleheader vs. Marion County High School at Rosewood Country Club, 520 Fairway DR, Lebanon, KY, on Thursday, September 1, 2011. Tee off time approximately 4pmCT.5pmET This story was posted on 2011-08-31 04:18:45
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