TERRE HAUTE —
Terre Haute North won its second high school boys golf championship of the week on Saturday, taking top honors in the Terre Haute South Braves Invitational played at Rea Park in cold, windy conditions.
The Patriots counted four scores in the 70s to win with 307. They also won the Vigo County championship earlier in the week.
Greencastle was second on Saturday with 313 and Linton took third with 318 while the host team carded 322 and Sullivan had 331 to round out the top five.
Greencastle won the season-opening Northview Invitational with Linton second and North third in that event.
Alec Davis of Greencastle and Adam LaGrange of Terre Haute North, both sophomores, each shot 3-over-par 75 and Davis won a playoff on the first hole to take medalist honors.
It’s the second medalist honor of the season for Davis. He shot a 70 at Forest Park and defeated teammate Luke Brotherton in a playoff to earn the honor in the Northview Invitational.
LaGrange had four birdies and Davis had three in their rounds. “The greens were slick and there was slow play but manageable,” said Davis, who also had a 34 at Brickyard Crossing this week to lead his team which shot a 149 in a nine-hole match.
Grant Lewellyn, Terre Haute North senior, and Clayton French of Linton each had 76 to tie for fourth and Lewellyn won a scorecard playoff to take home the third-place plaque.
Ryan Cahill led the Braves with 78. Luke Peoples and Drew Cahill each had 80s. Freshman Nathan Pirtle shot 78 to lead Sullivan while Derek Andre and Tyler Monroe each had 80s.
Larry Knight had 82 to pace Northview and Brandon Long tied for 10th with his 10th to lead West Vigo.
North coach Abe Nasser Jr. was pleased with his team’s play.
“The team played really well today. We are getting closer to how I think they can play. It is like a work in progress,” he said.
“I’ve gotten to know their games and we’re starting to put it together and do what it takes to put up a good score. They put up a good score on the front nine and held it together on the back. Adam played great for a sophomore and Grant and Sam were right behind him,” he added.
Greencastle concluded a good week, having won two nine-hole matches and finishing with its second top tournament finish of the season.
“It’s nice to have a second and an individual champion. Weather was a very big factor. The wind was blowing and it was cold. There were some good scores shot. Terre Haute North played well,” said coach Steve Paquin.
Linton coach Derek Bradbury said his team had “decent scores” after his team’s start.
“A lot of the kids were four or five over four holes. Not bad for today but we have to get more consistent off the tee. We were in the trees all day. If we can do that, I think we will be okay,” he said.
The Miners will be back in town to play West Vigo this week.
South coach Chris Cassell said he was surprised by the scores in the tournament.
“I thought if we shot 322, that would have gotten us in the top two and it got us fourth. I was not disappointed in our scoring really. I know we can still improve and I would like for us to get below 320 on our home course,” he said.
“Abe is doing a great job with North. He’s gotten a lot out of those guys and they are playing well.’ he added.
South will go against Greencastle on Monday at Rea Park while North plays at Sullivan the same day and meets Northview on Thursday at Forest Park.
Both teams will be at Hulman Links on Saturday, vying for honors in the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference Championships.
Terre Haute South Invitational
Team scores — Terre Haute North 307, Greencastle 313, Linton 318, Terre Haute South 322, Indianapolis North Central 328, Sullivan 331, Northview 336, Terre Haute North Red 337, West Vigo 355, Ben Davis and Terre Haute South Red 366
Terre Haute North (307) — Sam Pollock 77, Grant Lewellyn 76, Adam LaGrange 75, Evan Perdiew 79, Andrew Behnke 82
Greencastle (313) — Brad Haussein 77, Alec Davis 75, Luke Brotherton 80, Tanner Dean 81, Raymond Stinson 84
Linton (318) — Clayton French 76, Luke Jerrells 85, Ben Boyd 82, Cole Bradbury 82, Koye Kaiser 78
Terre Haute South (322) — Luke Peoples 80, Jon Payne 84, Drew Cahill 80, Ryan Cahill 78, Sam Mimms 93
Indianapolis North Central (328) — Jack Gershey 79, Alex Hayden 88, Ari Gerstein 80, Jackson Juerling 81, Patrick McAuley 90
Sullivan (331) — Nathan Pirtle 78, Derek Andre 80, Luke Willis 96, Tyler Monroe 80, Reed Jackson 93
Northview (336) — Larry Knight 82, Dylan Nesty 86, Jacqueb 83, Keegan Roembke 89, Seth Payton 85
Terre Haute North Red (337) — Ryan Baker 85, Jon Kiefer 84, Brendan O’Connell 84, Wes Heck 84, Zack Thomas 87
West Vigo (355) — Brandon Long 79, Nick Leek 96, Lucas Sweatt 89, Jeff Anderson 91, Tyler Wilson 116
Terre Haute South Red (366) — Ethan Hall 83, Mario Foradori 88, Andrew Martinez 96, Matt Clary 99, Max Cooper 123
Ben Davis (366) — Kyle Foster 82, Ty Neff 94, Isaiah Rose-Lebeau 97, Chris Bonanno 93, Brayton Smith 87
Individual leaders
75 — Alec Davis (G) 30-36, (won playoff) Adam LaGrange (THN) 35-40
76 — Grant Lewellyn (THN) 38-38, Clayton French (L) 38-38
77 — Sam Pollock (THN) 38-39, Brad Haussein (G) 38-39, Nathan Pirtle (S) 41-37
78 — Ryan Cahill (THS) 39-39, Koye Kaiser (L) 41-37
79 — Evan Perdiew (THN) 37-42, Jack Gershey (INC) 41-38, Brandon Long (WV) 40-39
80 — Luke Peoples (THS) 39-41, Drew Cahill (THS) 49-41, Luke Brotherton (G) 38-42, Ari Gerstein (INC) 41-39, Derek Andre (S) 39-41, Tyler Monroe (S) 41-39
81 — Tanner Dean (G) 40-41, Jackson Juerling (INC) 41-40
82 — Andrew Behnke (THN) 42-40, Ben Boyd (L) 41-41, Cole Bradbury (L) 42-40, Larry Knight (No) 40-42, Kyle Foster (BD) 41-41
83 — Jacqueb Taylor (No) 41-42, Ethan Hall (THSR) 40-43
84 — Jon Payne (THS) 40-44, Raymond Stinson (G) 40-44, Jon Kiefer (THNR) 40-44, Brendan O’Connell (THNR) 43-41, Wes Heck (THNR) 42-42
85 — Luke Jerrells (L) 44—41, Seth Payton (No) 44-41, Ryan Baker (THNR) 41-44
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