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Varsity golf defeats Episcopal High School
The Tigers extended their winning streak (16 consecutive wins) over the Maroon by defeating the visitors, 150-176. Senior Peter Wilson and third former Jim Frazier were medalists with 37. Woodberry improved its record to 6-2. The Tigers next play at Georgetown Prep on Tuesday, May 9.
Woodberry Forest (6-2) 150
Episcopal 165
WFS GC, par 35
Individual Scores
Peter Wilson, WFS 37
Jim Frazier, WFS 37
Franklin Dolan, WFS 38
John Moore, WFS 38
Chamberlain Hill, WFS 39
Mills Gorrie, WFS 39
Leverett Garing, WFS 40
Jason Saunders, WFS 40
Gil Lamphere, EHS 40
John Fagan, EHS 40
Zach Kendall, EHS 41
Ross Parkerson, EHS 43
David Carey, EHS 43
Carter Voss, EHS 44
Upton Stover, EHS 47
Jim Mitchener, EHS 50
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Woodberry Forest (6-2) 150
Episcopal 165
WFS GC, par 35
Individual Scores
Peter Wilson, WFS 37
Jim Frazier, WFS 37
Franklin Dolan, WFS 38
John Moore, WFS 38
Chamberlain Hill, WFS 39
Mills Gorrie, WFS 39
Leverett Garing, WFS 40
Jason Saunders, WFS 40
Gil Lamphere, EHS 40
John Fagan, EHS 40
Zach Kendall, EHS 41
Ross Parkerson, EHS 43
David Carey, EHS 43
Carter Voss, EHS 44
Upton Stover, EHS 47
Jim Mitchener, EHS 50
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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