CHAPEL HILL — In what usually spans over three days has been dodging rain outs and postponements for a month now in the Wells Cup. In last Wednesday’s makeup at Henry Horton, …
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CHAPEL HILL — In what usually spans over three days has been dodging rain outs and postponements for a month now in the Wells Cup.
In last Wednesday’s makeup at Henry Horton, Cornersville, Forrest and Marshall County High School golfers were finally able to resume play in Day 2 of the Wells Cup.
Day 1 was completed at the Lewisburg Recreation Center, setting up Day 2 at Henry Horton.
On Day 2 of the event, it was the Forrest Rockets and Cornersville Lady Bulldogs that carded the lowest scores of the afternoon.
Forrest posted a 175 team score and was led by Kelton Grubbs’ 38 low-score. Grubbs’ 38 was only bested by Marshall County’s Easton McMahon, who shot a round-low 36 on the afternoon.
Noah Brown turned in a 43 for the Rockets, while Trey Williamson and Shawn Brown shot a 42 and 52, respectively.
Joining McMahon on the Tigers’ roster was Ronan Scott. He turned in a 42 for the Tigers, but the pair were the only two Marshall County golfers and were unable to post a full team score.
Still, the two shot a respectable round in the second outing of the Wells Cup.
Corrnersville was also well-represented in Day 2 at Henry Horton, with Micah Riddle shooting a 46 to lead the way for the Bulldogs.
Coby Gibson finished two strokes back with a 48, while Ayden Campbell turned in a 51.
Austin Haffner rounded out varsity scoring for the Bulldogs with a 62.
Nellie Neece was the lone Tigerette to participate in Day 2 of the Wells Cup and she finished her round with a 58.
After two days of competition in the books, the Cornersville Lady Bulldogs lead Forrest, 176-198, while the Forrest Rockets lead the Cornersville Bulldogs, 354-406.
The final day of the Wells Cup was scheduled to take place on Wednesday in a make up at Saddle Creek, weather pending.
Results were unavailable by press time.
Boys
Forrest (175)
Noah Brown 43
Kelton Grubbs 38
Trey Williamson 42
Shawn Brown 52
MCHS Boys (NS)
Easton McMahon 36
Ronan Scott 42
Cornersville (207)
Coby Gibson 48
Micah Riddle 46
Ayden Campbell 51
Austin Haffner 62
Girls
Forrest (98)
Maggie Browning 37
Ava Edmonson 61
Cornersville (90)
Annabelle Mulliniks 43
Jayli Childress 47
MCHS (NS)
Nellie Neece 58
