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Posted: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 7:00 pm
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Devilette soccer
wins big again
South Fulton improved to 4-0 with an 11-0 romp over Ripley in girls’ prep soccer play Monday afternoon.
Desiray Sturgeon continued her strong early-season play with four more goals for the Devilettes. Samantha Murray added a hat trick, while Lexi Johnson also found the net twice.
Goals by Sara Reams and Mikaela Hardy rounded out the scoring for SF, which led 7-0 at halftime.
Taleeah Cross had six saves in goal.
SF will next play Thursday at Trenton.
Trio shoots 5-under
to win at Hickman
The team of Sandra Cobb, Beverly Yates and Wanda Brown combined to shoot 5-under-par and win the weekly ladies’ scramble at Hickman Country Club on Thursday.
One shot back and in second place was the trio of Janis Garrigan, Jackie Russell and Liz Roberts.
Roberts was the closest-to-the-pin on hole No. 8, leaving her shot just six-feet, four-inches from the cup.
Central in middle
of golf results
Obion Central placed second — ahead of Greenfield and behind Trenton — in a three-way golf match Monday at Pinecrest in Dyer.
The Rebels posted a 194 to beat the ’Jackets by two strokes, and trail Peabody by 10.
Klayton Hagen and Cameron Green both shot 47s for OC. Korben Hagen came in with a 49, while Ryan Middlebrooks fired a 51.
Central bested G’field in the girls’ competition, 97-121.
Ashlyn Runions was the medalist for the Lady Rebs with a 47 with Samantha Wallace shooting 50.
SF boys’ linksters
remain unbeaten
South Fulton remained unbeaten in match play this season by topping both Dyersburg and Union City in prep golf at The Farms on Monday.
The Red Devils shot 152 to beat host D’burg (169) and Union City (192).
Eighth-grader Justin Johns shot an even-par 36 to earn medalist honors for SF. Nick Daugherty fired a 38, David Brundige a 39 and Easton Wolf a 40 for the winners.
In girls’ play, Mac-kenzie Pane shot 40 and teammate Sydney Easterwood 43 for South Fulton, who was the only school to field a complete team.
No report was received from Union City. Published in The Messenger 8.28.12 |
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