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Region 4D golf is Friday at B’burg

Mountain Media by Mountain Media
April 14, 2021
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Hunter King tees off for the Spartans. King shot a 78 at
Auburn Hills Tuesday.
photo by Scott Gardner

The Salem golfers will be at the Blacksburg Country Club two days in a row this week, but Friday is the one that will really count.

The Spartans will play a River Ridge District round at Blacksburg today, followed by the Region 4D tournament a day later on the same links. Only the region champion will advance to state play, as well as the top three golfers not on the winning team.

β€œIt’s going to be awfully hard to beat Blacksburg on their home course,” said Salem coach Thad Snyder.

The Spartans are hoping to grab a couple of those individual spots, and the team played one of its best matches of the season on Tuesday at Auburn Hills. Blacksburg won the round with a 292, which is just four over par for their top four golfers combined.

Salem was second with a 318, the best district finish of the year for the Spartans. Cave Spring shot 321 and Hidden Valley came in at 335.

Salem’s best score was a 78 by both Hunter King and Macy Johnson. Trey Joyce and Alex Rhea both shot 81 on a beautiful day in Auburn.

β€œThe kids are working hard,” said Snyder. β€œThis has been a really fun group to be around.”

Thad expects the best non-River Ridge teams in Friday’s tournament will be Jefferson Forest and E.C. Glass, but Blacksburg is far and away the favorite.

β€œIf they shoot a 292 no one can touch that,” he said. β€œIt would be nice if two teams would advance this year, like in other years. It’s been a tough spring season.”

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