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ACHS Boy's Golf team is State Bound! Indians runner up in regional to State Favorite West Jessamine. Alex Durham 72, has 3rd best individual score; Riley Grant 74, is sixth in regional. Boys Team now State Tournament Bound By Steve Burton, ACHS Boys Basketball Coach Special CM Sports Story On Wednesday afternoon, September 26, 2012, the ACHS Boy's Golf Team captured Runner-Up in the Boy's 4th Region Golf Tournament. The Indians shot a team score of 305 to punch their ticket to the Boy's State Tournament. The Indians score was good enough for 2nd in the 20 team field. The Indians score was only bettered by State Favorite West Jessamine's 295. Alex Durham led the way for the Indians with a round of 72. Riley Grant's 74, Daniel Rarey's 78, Trey Garmon's 81, and Korey Hundley's 82 rounded out the terrific scorecard for the Indians. Alex's round was good enough for 3rd place overall and Riley's score took 6th place overall Individually. Coach's Comments We played so well. We played 5 awesome rounds of golf. I am so proud of these young men and to do it in the fashion they did was fantastic. Every coach deep down wants to see how their team is going to perform under the gun and coming down the stretch in competition. Our kids more than passed the test. We earned our way to the State Tournament in the last 5 holes. We played those under par as a team and that in unbelievable. We beat a lot of good teams today. What an accomplishment These kids never stop amazing me. It feels really good to be one of the final 24 teams in the state competing for a State Championship. - Steve Burton The Indians will be competing in the Boy's State Tournament next Friday-Saturday, October 5-6, 2012 at 251 Beech Bend RD, Bowling Green, KY. (Tee times will be announced.) This story was posted on 2012-09-27 00:46:38
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