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Varsity golf ties Georgetown Prep
The Tigers traveled to beautiful Lakewood CC in Rockville, MD to play the Little Hoyas, the first time in three years that Woodberry has not hosted this match. The teams played eight players, and counted the five low scores. The final result: a 198-198 tie. Junior Jason Saunders was medalist with a one over-par 37.
Woodberry Forest vs. Georgetown Prep
Lakewood CC
9 holes, par 36
WFS (6-2-1) 198
G'town Prep 198
Individual Scores
Jason Saunders, WFS 37
Trevor Matese, GP 38
Dan Hathway, GP 38
Peter Wilson, WFS 39
Jim Soltesz, GP 39
Leverett Garing, WFS 40
Chamberlain Hill, WFS 40
Jim Vollmer, GP 41
Laughton Kenney, GP 42
Jim Frazier, WFS 42
Franklin Dolan, WFS 42
Trace Henderson, WFS 43
Jonathan Biava, GP 43
John Moore, WFS 44
Justin Nogay, GP 44
Conor Murphy, GP 48
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Woodberry Forest vs. Georgetown Prep
Lakewood CC
9 holes, par 36
WFS (6-2-1) 198
G'town Prep 198
Individual Scores
Jason Saunders, WFS 37
Trevor Matese, GP 38
Dan Hathway, GP 38
Peter Wilson, WFS 39
Jim Soltesz, GP 39
Leverett Garing, WFS 40
Chamberlain Hill, WFS 40
Jim Vollmer, GP 41
Laughton Kenney, GP 42
Jim Frazier, WFS 42
Franklin Dolan, WFS 42
Trace Henderson, WFS 43
Jonathan Biava, GP 43
John Moore, WFS 44
Justin Nogay, GP 44
Conor Murphy, GP 48
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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