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Varsity A vs. Collegiate
Battling swirling winds and a determined Cougar squad, the Tigers prevailed with a narrow 147–150 victory on Senior Day.
James Doyle was the low scorer with a 36, followed by a trio of 37’s: Hayes Corcell, Hudson Doyle, and Walker Shull. Henry Cardwell (39) and James Gavin (40) also played.
Coupled with the B varsity’s win over Veritas, Woodberry notched their 20th win of the season, a school record.
Varsity B vs. Veritas
The varsity B golf team defeated Veritas 156–191 at home. In their final match for Woodberry, Cash Mills and Will Guthrie earned co-medalist honors by both shooting 38 (+3). Wilson Harrell (39) and Cole Pritchett (41) rounded out the scoring for Woodberry. George Griffin (44) and Frank Young (46) also played the final match of their Woodberry careers.
Battling swirling winds and a determined Cougar squad, the Tigers prevailed with a narrow 147–150 victory on Senior Day.
James Doyle was the low scorer with a 36, followed by a trio of 37’s: Hayes Corcell, Hudson Doyle, and Walker Shull. Henry Cardwell (39) and James Gavin (40) also played.
Coupled with the B varsity’s win over Veritas, Woodberry notched their 20th win of the season, a school record.
Varsity B vs. Veritas
The varsity B golf team defeated Veritas 156–191 at home. In their final match for Woodberry, Cash Mills and Will Guthrie earned co-medalist honors by both shooting 38 (+3). Wilson Harrell (39) and Cole Pritchett (41) rounded out the scoring for Woodberry. George Griffin (44) and Frank Young (46) also played the final match of their Woodberry careers.
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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