The JV Golf Team lost a close match to Collegiate on Friday, 229 - 226. Normally, a high school match records the best four scores on a six-man team, but today we used 8 players and recorded the best 5 scores.
Rob Neill was the match medalist, shooting a 2-over par score of 37.
Other recorded scores were:
Jake Edwards 42
Wills Thompson 49
Sam Baker 49
Truett Wason 52
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Friday, April 29, 2016
Varsity golf wins at Collegiate
The Tigers traveled to Richmond to play Collegiate at the Country Club of Virginia Tuckahoe Creek's course. Woodberry shot +2 (146) to defeat the Cougars (150). Caroline Curtis for Collegiate was the medalist with a three under par 33.
Woodberry Forest vs. Collegiate
CCV-Tuckahoe Creek
Par 36
Woodberry 146
Collegiate 150
Woodberry scores
Peter Knade 35
Lamar Mallory 35
Bo Pettegrew 37
Andrew Jacobs 39
Teddy Garner 41
Woodson Smith 41
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Tiger golfers victorious in first home match
Woodberry Forest shot even par (140) in the first home match of the 2016 season to defeat St. Anne's Belfield (148) and Trinity Episcopal (179). The 140 score was the lowest total since May 9, 2014 when Woodberry defeated St. Chris 140-156 at home.
The Tigers' B group shot +4 (144). Playing for the B group, fourth former Woodson Smith was the medalist with a two under par score of 33.
With the wins, Woodberry squares its season record at 4-4. The Tigers travel to Richmond to play Collegiate on Friday.
Finally, thanks to the WFSPN crew for an excellent broadcast.
Woodberry Forest A 140
Woodberry Forest B 144
STAB 148
Trinity 179
Individual Woodberry scores (*score counted towards team total)
Woodson Smith, WFS B 33*
Teddy Garner, WFS A 34*
Andrew Jacobs, WFS A 35*
Lamar Mallory, WFS A 35*
Bo Pettegrew, WFS B 35*
Peter Knade, WFS A 36*
Basil Boyd, WFS A 38
Charles Hargrove, WFS B 38*
Jack Stein, WFS B 38*
Bo Sheridan, WFS B 39
Crawford Humphreys, WFS B 41
Scott Gullquist, WFS A WD
The Tigers' B group shot +4 (144). Playing for the B group, fourth former Woodson Smith was the medalist with a two under par score of 33.
With the wins, Woodberry squares its season record at 4-4. The Tigers travel to Richmond to play Collegiate on Friday.
Finally, thanks to the WFSPN crew for an excellent broadcast.
Woodberry Forest A 140
Woodberry Forest B 144
STAB 148
Trinity 179
Individual Woodberry scores (*score counted towards team total)
Woodson Smith, WFS B 33*
Teddy Garner, WFS A 34*
Andrew Jacobs, WFS A 35*
Lamar Mallory, WFS A 35*
Bo Pettegrew, WFS B 35*
Peter Knade, WFS A 36*
Basil Boyd, WFS A 38
Charles Hargrove, WFS B 38*
Jack Stein, WFS B 38*
Bo Sheridan, WFS B 39
Crawford Humphreys, WFS B 41
Scott Gullquist, WFS A WD
Friday, April 22, 2016
Bick Long ’61 visits with golf team
Back for his 55th reunion, Bick Long ’61 took time to share insights about the game of golf with members of the golf team and other returning classmates. The six-time national amputee golf champion shared stories about setting the Woodberry Forest Golf Course record (66) as a fifth former, his tournament experience playing in the US Army during the Vietnam War, and a memorable pro-am round with PGA tour legend Tom Watson.
He also presented some of the wisdom acquired over a lifetime of playing golf -- he started in competitive golf at age eight -- with the boys.
On practice: "Remember what is not on a range: uneven lies, rough, OB, water, three-putting after a loose shot, pressure."
On play: "You might build muscle memory on the range, but you learn to play by playing. Get on the course!"
On experience: "Playing outside your comfort level narrows your focus and the related experience improves your comfort."
On frustration: "Let it bother your opponent more than it bothers you."
On friendship: "When I began entering senior tournaments at fifty, I found myself paired with fellows I had played against in high school. Golf courses are great places to make friends for life."
On beauty: "Hitting beautiful shots is a treasure, but there is only space on the scorecard for 'how many,' not 'how.'"
He also presented some of the wisdom acquired over a lifetime of playing golf -- he started in competitive golf at age eight -- with the boys.
On practice: "Remember what is not on a range: uneven lies, rough, OB, water, three-putting after a loose shot, pressure."
On play: "You might build muscle memory on the range, but you learn to play by playing. Get on the course!"
On experience: "Playing outside your comfort level narrows your focus and the related experience improves your comfort."
On frustration: "Let it bother your opponent more than it bothers you."
On friendship: "When I began entering senior tournaments at fifty, I found myself paired with fellows I had played against in high school. Golf courses are great places to make friends for life."
On beauty: "Hitting beautiful shots is a treasure, but there is only space on the scorecard for 'how many,' not 'how.'"
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| Varsity captain Peter Knade ’16 presented Bick with some Woodberry golf balls. |
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
JV defeats St. Chris
The JV Golf Team traveled to Richmond Country Club on April 19, 2016, and defeated St. Christopher's by 8 strokes, 174-182.
Rob Neill was the match medalist with a 5 over par, 41. Other scores included:
Jake Edwards 42
Will Long 43
Sam Baker 48
Wills Thompson 49
Truett Wason 54
Rob Neill was the match medalist with a 5 over par, 41. Other scores included:
Jake Edwards 42
Will Long 43
Sam Baker 48
Wills Thompson 49
Truett Wason 54
Sunday, April 17, 2016
WFSPN to radio broadcast varsity golf on April 26
Woodberry's student broadcasting network, WFSPN, will cover varsity golf vs. TES and STAB on April 26, 4:00.
Tune in at woodberrybroadcasting.com.
Tune in at woodberrybroadcasting.com.
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