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Despite a~ .11'-2 dual meet ~e~ord a~d third:place . Tullis at'46 rounded out th~.Brave_ start_e~s·. . , • .·. ' rating among Greater: Gncinnati high school golf ' . 'l'lt was the'youngest teal!l I 'ever .had," said West, i:eari,s,., Moelle; .coach Rick- Bohne· said ·results this·· who predicted a fine future for. his squad. · ·, season "~e~e a tittle disapPointing, . , , ' • ",,' • ; .'· •'' • : ''.;,:' ~; < •' • , ;, ' : ~ "ifrCiefinitely, his' been a good ye~r .for our golfers - - ..:Ci.ncinnati Country· Qay's. g'~lfers finjshed third in ~b.tti•a h1t'#'t'6~~a{tha'f-they"simply"mighi: haveflttied '.tt t4~ Mi~mi·Valley''Conf~r!!nce t9urpkmerit to Seveh 'to61 ha;d•ih \oihe. of 'our. big matci\es \.,·hicli~ou!d "~HiJl~and CinCinnati'_Hills"Christiari*Academy, .with· 'lia~~ h~rtthe.ir.~h~nces." . ' . . ;' .'l'i • ·. il!nior Warner Off the medalist at ·cari,argo with a Seco~d to St: Xavier in. the Greater .carKolic 43-3~-79 sc;ore; •.' · . ' ~ ,· · ;. . · · .. _: League; ·cr~saders play~d a tough-"schedule 'thatf~ Coached by Mike Anders, 'the Indians had i:{J0-5 .included ~-.n~mber of tournaments arc;;:;nd the state ... dual.meet record and set' sch'ool team record 'with a Boh~e's ie~m miss;d_ 4~~lifyi:ng'for _state just'~;+ 1_58'ih def_eating Wyoming ~t' C~lifo~nia G~H strokes· in i:he district meet at Weather~;ax in Mid- Course. Senior Ale.x Parlin and freshman Mark dletqwn,· d':spii:~ lo~ ro~rid; of 76 by Eri~ Arling- .,Maundrell bo~h carded rounds o~ 38 in the_pr~cess.• haus and 79 b)r Ryah Detmer.. . · _ . . . . . · . ' Be~i.des Pa~lin, wh_o a'veraged 39 (or nine holes, ·' J!lniors Danny Duniap;·Arlinghau's and Detmer senior Jonas All_en, .Off and. Maundrell' paced the p'aced_th~ team in's'coring 'wjth.respective av~rages of· team, wh,icli fini~h~d fifth in the' sectionals.'at Pleas: 39.'3, 40.3 arid 40.8Jand 'marks of 79; 79 arid.81 for ant Hill.' .. · . · .....' "· ·· '. · · · · . . t?-u_rn.~~ play: ~erlior~ i<~_vin ~us~er and Barney L3"w-. . ~arli_n ~as, ~~,?'I:<( to ~h~ fir~~ tea~,~all-~!'V~, less, tn-captams wtth Dunlap, ·averaged 41.7 and whtle Maundrell. was selected on th~ se~ond team '42.5, with sopho'more'Neil Lykins (43.3) and senior. ~ll-MVCI ., •.. ·,. :., :,·· ,,·-.., Chris.beB'runner (41.'9) rounding o'ut.the.·v'arsity:' ·. I · . ·-.~ ·!' •• . ':·~'!f.'. . ·. . ·• squad. · · , ._ ·" • .. . . . : . · : - ·, . _ c The M~deira golf team,· an{>ther y~uthful group, · .Moeiler tied school' lbw-score record. at 'Ken: played 'a·'t6ugh schedule in finisliirig .3-15-and tying w~od ih d~fe~ting Turpi~, l51-16i.; with Drtnlap··.·forf_ift?'with. F~m1eytown .in ~he:Cinci~n~ati Hills and Detmer both firing 36. Jn tourneys the Cru- . 'League. · - · ' · ·.: · · .• · · saders. w~re third _in the Tol~do St.John Invitational; -.. . T*o ju}1ior. co:caP.tairfs, Pat Loo'gstreth and ;·~hris fourth in the Perrrysburg Invit.ational~ fifth' in the . Murphy, paced the Mustangs with r-espective ,aveiCciluinbus charles Invitationa.l ~nd 'sixth in their- ages <:>L44.4- ;nd 46.1; with soph;incires Jon N~w~· own 'invitational. Dim~ap shot. 74' in' th~ r<l;l~-:~ur- ' berry (Madeira's top. cr<?.s~ :c~'ul_lt~y. i~~!le!), D~vi~ ~ailed Muirfield Invitational.· · · ._.•. : ..-- .;.". · Ch~y~s !ll_l~ Jas~m ~asJ a}~p s_'omp~~ing f~r .~oa~h)im. -·. · ¥oeller's ~'B''_ team, ·c?ached by ¥~ke:. Cassity, :_ ~eynolds: squad.. · ·. ·- · , · :.. ': ' · had a 4-1 reco~d/while the fuhior varsity compiled a·· .'l_n·Io~ing to Sey~n H~lls <l;fGleilvie_w,; 163~1,71, J4-2 mark. ·l . . . . . : ; . . _ . . . • : •. Madeira ~i~d !t.s_ ~est .teatp. total. ·.L<;ngstr;eth posted . Dunlap and Arlinghaus both were na'med to the · an even-par 36; • / -: . •· ' '. ·· · -: · · · · .. :. first team ati:G~L; whit~ Huster and were . "We piayed'~ome -~f. tl~e bes't \earn~ in th~ ci'cy~ .iri ~ I 1,~ . ~ . ·~ ~, selected to the second team. ' · : . ., Winton Woods,; Mariemont; Indian' Hill, Harrison, . . ,. • ': ~' I . .- . - ... 'J ' : Finneyt~wn;,TayJ?r·.and Seven Hills,'~· Reynolds said. -; • Indi~n Hill's' golf. team; cqached by' Bob West .for ; · \. . • · 1 " • ,. • · •. ;. ~, -.·· ·' · ~ • ·. . • .: •• · · · · the 1Qth season: shared the Cin,ciimati HillsLeague . ~ Deer Park rest~r't'ed its gol(program,· scheduling title wit~ Marie_mont to extend its srri~'g of CHL · · 1.Q· m_atche_s· u~d~r- die coaching ofRitk Jones. ' . . f:hampionships to 12 in a·row.: ·-·. :. · . _' · ·,: . ,. "We feeJ w.e made goo~ pro.gress," Jories.said. ·:· · ,, In going·ll-7- in dual me_ets, the Braves were.lc;d. . Members of\ die squad were 'seniors Eric Hyrne by soph'omore Jeff Crook with a 41.5 _average, who : and Keith\Cooper,,junior Jerry Land and freshma'n qualified for the district meet, a~ong wit~: seni?.r 1~o;.. :.. -~cott_ Davi!f · : ·. · · . . · · :. · < • /
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BC))~S GOLF i8·r7- -1 ~ i . ' A berth in the state tourna~ ment is at stake this week with 17 Greater Cincirinati teams entered in the district meet. at Weatherwax Golf Course· in Middletown. · In·' 'the wide open Division I ·1 0. tourmiment .'·:·The top,10 • ·. Wednesday, football teams in . · St: Xavier, Greater.Cincinnati as'· Elder, ~a determined by. ··' . Sa!le, · Wu~Northeril Kentucky ton Woods, .s~o!!~.r~p.Q._rter _Neil_ T~!..P i I} , S~hm1dt and Enquirer Sycamore, contributor Dave . Loverand . Schutte.·:··. • Moeller and ':1. El.der (5-1) Wilmington' :2. Highlands (6-0) will repre.3. Moeller (5-1)-· · sent Cincin-' 4. MJddletown (5-1) nati :5. Colerain (4-2) .. · . . . ·They will .6. Anderson (5-1) b ttl th ·7. Amelia (6-0) a e e ~- Hillsboro (6-0) . Dayt?n area -9. Mariemont (6-0) , contmgent' 1P. S. Dearborn (6-0) · o~ l Green·. ·· · v1l e, Cen. . · terville, Fairmont; Piqua,· Spri'ngfield North, Troy and Beavercreek (oi the three qualifying spats. ·: Kettering Alter is' the favorite in the Division II Qistricr ·on Thursday with Spnngboro Fra~, Tipp C_ity, Miami East: Spnngfield Northeastern, Badin; Taylor and McNicholas also entered/ .· . : i Two teams advance to· state m Division iii with Versailles Fairlawn, Franklin Monroe' Bethel, Mariemont, Oakwood 329, Fenwick and Seven Hills playing Th~rsday: · . · · i
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Sectional play dominates action this week with tournaments scheduled at Miami Whitewater Glenview and Pleasant Hill~ (Monroe). St. Xavier, Hamilton, Elder and Winton Woods are The top 10 the favorfootball team in ites in DiviCincinnati as sion · I determined by Thursday at Eriquirer contributor M i a m i Dave Schutte and · WhitewaNorthern Kentucky .ter. The top sports reporter Neil four teams Schmidt: advance to 1. Elder (4-·1) · the district 2. Highlands (5-0) 3. ·Moeller (4-1) . - tourna4. Sycamore (4-1) ment. . 5. Colerain (2-2) The Di6. Middletown (4-1) vision III 7. Anderson (4-1) tournament 8. Amelia (5-0) at Pleasant 9. Hillsboro (5-0) Hills Thurs1~. Hamilton (4·1) day is wide open, with Mariemont and Summit Country Day expected to advance. . Glenview Golf Course will be the site of Friday's Division I and II tournaments. . :MoeiJy-l Sycamore, Lakota, Fairfield and Turpin are favored in Division I, while Indian Hill and McNicholas are favored in Division II. · ' Covington Catholic has won. 14 consecutive regional golf championships in Northern Kentucky, and the Colonels are again favored to capture' ·the title in Region 8 today at Lassing Pointe. In Region 9 in Maysville, Campbell County, Newport· Central Catholic, Bishop Brossart and Grant Coooty are expected to advan.ce:
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With just one starter ~eturning, Moeller High's golf team 'will be quite inexperienced. · But coa.ch Rick ~ohne .said,his team has talent and two l'ettermeri returning. Co-captains are junior Danny Dunlap and senior Barney Lawless, the only holdovers from a Moeller club that posted i i2-1 record and won the Greater Catholil: Leagu~ outright for the first time since 1966 and went ~n to take ninth in the state tourney~ ' Senior Kevin Huster, juniors Eric Arlinghaus and. Ryafl Detmer and .sophomore N!!il Lykins all are up from the reserve team, as are seniors Chris DeBrunner and Kevin Cahill ana juniors Danny Boeh .and Steve Gelhot. '. · · · '. ' · · ' ··
SycaJ!l.ore senior Jeff Maurer. took medalist honors with a 4over-par 75 at the Clovernook In~ . vitational, but the St. Xavier Bombers came away with the team cine .. at Terra~e Park, ·Moeller's championship. · . balance was the difference ·as the Balanced scoring by the Bomb- Crusqders . beat the Eagles ers was the key with three golfers .155-159. . . shooting under 80. Jeff Maurer led . . The Crusaders were led by Dan. i the way with a 75, followed by Tim . D.unl!lP (38) Ryan Detmer (39), Donovan (77) and Tom Pillows . Barney Lawless (39) _and Kevin (79). , . . . , .• Huster (39). ' St. Xavier's 316 was six better than Fairfield with Winton Woods taking third with a 330. Fairfield's Kyle Rinehart came in at 76 and Kyle Millians of Winton Woods at 77. . ..,. Although· Milford's John V~n Benschoten earned. medalist hon-: ors with a 1-under 35: on the front .1
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