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Record opener for varsity golf
In a rematch of last year’s state champions and runners-up, the Tigers again came out victorious with a resounding 265–286 win over Potomac. Today’s team total of fifteen under par (-15) sets a school record for the lowest 18-hole team score at Woodberry Forest, surpassed only by the -18 score two years ago at the Prep League championship at Old Trail Golf Club.
Five Tigers shot under the par of 70, another first. Leading the way was senior co-captain James Doyle, who fired a five-under 65 to earn medalist honors, tying a school record held by three others, for the lowest 18-hole individual score at WFS GC.
Closely following James Doyle were fellow senior co-captain Henry Cardwell and fourth-former Walker Shull, with a pair of four-under 66’s. Rounding out the scoring was junior Hayes Corcell with a two-under-par (68). Hudson Doyle was the fifth sub-par round (69), while James Gavin (74), Will Guthrie (74), and George Griffin (76) also participated.
With two wins this weekend over Blue Ridge and Potomac, Woodberry extends its dual-match winning streak to 42, four shy of the school record 46 set between 1995 and 1999.
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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