Cougar boys finish in top 10
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 14 years, 7 months AGO
GRANDVIEW - Four Cougar golfers broke 100 at the Grandview Invitational at Black Rock Golf Course Monday, which was good enough to land Warden in 10th place out of 22 schools that participated.
Caleb Caballero shot 90, Trent Bates carded a 94, Conrad Ruge turned in a 96, Connor Haynes had a 98, and Jordan Manville finished with a 109 to give the Cougars a team score of 378. It was the highest finish for a 2B school.
Mt. Baker won the competition with a score of 313.
"The weather was about the best we have seen so far this season," coach Steve Tolley said. "Our boys were disappointed in their scores and hope to do better Thursday at Sun Tides in Yakima.."
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