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Varsity Golf Loses 12-Hole Match to Georgetown Prep
The Tigers traveled north to the beautiful (and difficult) Four Streams GC in Bealsville, MD to face a strong Georgetown Prep team. Woodberry came out on the losing end of the 12 hole match, 257 - 266. Denny McCarthy of Georgetown Prep was the medalist with an even par round of 47. Shep Hardison and Bennett duPont were low for Woodberry with 52s (+5).
Woodberry plays St. Paul's of Baltimore on Saturday, April 17 at Caves Valley GC in the annual Disharoon Cup match.
Woodberry Forest vs. Georgetown Prep
Four Streams GC
12 holes, par 47
Best five of eight scores
Woodberry Forest (5-2) 266
Shep Hardison 52, Bennett duPont 52, Tyler Grills 53, Jack Dalrymple 54, Charlie Moore 55, Charles Blaydes 58, Timothy Walter 62, David Lee 72
Georgetown Prep: 257
Denny McCarthy 47, Nate Cohan 49, Wes Strang 52, Justin Butler 54, Greg Bourdun 55, Sam Spikell 56, Tom 59, Chris 60
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Woodberry plays St. Paul's of Baltimore on Saturday, April 17 at Caves Valley GC in the annual Disharoon Cup match.
Woodberry Forest vs. Georgetown Prep
Four Streams GC
12 holes, par 47
Best five of eight scores
Woodberry Forest (5-2) 266
Shep Hardison 52, Bennett duPont 52, Tyler Grills 53, Jack Dalrymple 54, Charlie Moore 55, Charles Blaydes 58, Timothy Walter 62, David Lee 72
Georgetown Prep: 257
Denny McCarthy 47, Nate Cohan 49, Wes Strang 52, Justin Butler 54, Greg Bourdun 55, Sam Spikell 56, Tom 59, Chris 60
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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