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Alex Durham has terrific 1-under par 35 in ACHS win vs. Clinton Indians extend match record to 16-0 for season. Three varsity players, Riley Grant, Daniel Rarey, and Trey Garmon join Durham with scores in the 30s. Austin Cundiff leads JVs with 42. ACHS JVs remain unbeaten! By Steve Burton, ACHS Boys Golf Coach News from the Adair County High School (ACHS) golf program The ACHS Boy's Golf Team Remained Unbeaten in Match Play by defeating Clinton County High School, Albany, KY, by a score of 152 to 178, on Thursday afternoon, September 6, 2012, on our home course, The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY. The Indians' record improves to 16-0 on the season. JV Indians, also, remained unbeaten on the season with a 178 to 188 victory. Alex Durham led the Indian charge with a terrific 1-Under Par round of 35. Riley Grant, Daniel Rarey, and Trey Garmon all carded very good rounds of 39. Korey Hundley completed the scorecard with a round of 43. Austin Cundiff led the JV Indians with a score of 42. He was followed by Tanner Garmon's and Jacob Keltner's pair of 44's, Zach Pyles 48, Jameson Miller's 49, Tanner Janes 52, Bryce Farris 59, and Joseph Farmer's 61. Coach's Comments I am very proud of all of our efforts today. We put 4 scores in the 30's which is always our goal for our Varsity Squad. We are really starting to hit our stride. This is the time of the year when you want to start playing your best golf and our kids are starting to answer that call. I am also really proud of how some of our really young golfers are coming along. We are excited to see how we stack up against the state's best this weekend in Bowling Green. It is an honor just to get invited to play in this tournament but we intend on making a little noise while we are there. - Steve Burton Next Match: Adair County High School Boy's Golf in the Prestigious Bowling Green Invitational At Bowling Green Country Club, 251 Beech Bend Road Bowling Green, KY 42101, Saturday, September 8, 2012. Tee time is 7amCT. This story was posted on 2012-09-07 07:22:21
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