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ACHS Boy's Golf turns in best performance of the season Defeat fine Cumberland County team by score of 148-208. After suffering first match loss of the season, Indians roar back with best performance of the season, led by Alex Durham's 1 under par 35, with five scores in the 30's! Next match: Adair County HS Boys Golf, Tee time 12pm noon CT, Saturday, September 15, 2012, at Glasgow Country Club, 350 Country Club Road, Glasgow, KY. -Coach Steve Burton By Steve Burton, Adair County High School Boys Golf Coach Special CM Sports story The Adair County High School Indians returned to the golf course, Thursday afternoon, September 13, 2012, at The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, after suffering their first loss of the season. What followed was perhaps the team's best performance of the year. The Indians placed five scores in the 30's to defeat the Cumberland County Panthers by a score of 148 to 208. The Indians were led by Alex Durham's one under par round of 35. Other Indian scores are as follows: Daniel Rarey 37, Riley Grant and Korey Hundley 38's, Trey Garmon 39, Tanner Garmon's 42, Jacob Keltner's 44, Zach Pyles's 45, Jameson Miller's 53, Joseph Farmer's 57, and Bryce Farris's 60. Coach's Comments: In my opinion, the true sign of a great team is how you come back after a loss or diversity. I believe our kids more than passed that test today. From top to bottom this was the best round of golf we have played all year. We put 5 scores in the 30's today, I don't believe there are too many teams in the state that can make that claim. This is the time of year when you want to play your best and we definitely showed signs of that today, - Coach Burton This story was posted on 2012-09-14 06:48:32
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