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Salem High golf team shot a 302 at the Botetourt Metro Tournament

August 12, 2021
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The Salem High golf team shot a 302 at the Botetourt Metro Tournament Tuesday to finish in second place. Blacksburg won the Metro with a 294 at the Botetourt Golf & Swim Club.

Two girls led the Spartans, as junior Macy Johnson carded a 71 and freshman Katherine Ha shot 73. Alex Rea had Salem’s third best score at 77 and Hunter King rounded out the scoring with an 81. Johnson’s score tied for third individually, four strokes behind the leader.

The second place finish came just a day after Salem finished second in a River Ridge District match at the Hidden Valley Country Club on Monday. Three girls scored for Salem in this one and all four of Salem’s scores came from underclassmen.

Katherine Ha, playing in her first high school varsity match, scorched the HVCC course on a hot day with a five-under-par 66 to lead the Spartans and earn medalist honors. Junior Trey Joyce was second at 73 and two girls followed, sophomore Taylor Davis at 76 and Johnson at 77. In the first two matches six different Salemites were among the top four for Salem.

“We have more depth than we’ve had in a long time,” said Salem coach Thad Snyder. “We’re blessed.”

Hidden Valley High won the first River Ridge match with a 289. Salem finished at 293, and the Spartans are back at Hidden Valley CC next Tuesday, August 17.

Glenvar also had a busy week. The Highlanders shot a team score of 388 in the Metro, led by Mason Hylton’s 89. Jacson Shepherd had 91, Grayson Shepherd had 103 and Aiden Hylton had 105 as two families accounted for all the scoring.

Last Thursday at the Olde Mill Course the Highlanders were fourth among six teams with a 208 in a nine hole match. James River won the round at 170, one stroke ahead of runnerup Floyd. Radford was third at 194.

Jacson Shepherd led the Highlanders with a 44, followed by Mason Hylton at 49. Brendan Magruder carded a 55 and Aiden Hylton rounded out the scoring with a 60. Ryne Bond of Floyd was medalist at 38.

The Highlanders had a match at the River Course postponed on Monday and rescheduled for September 7. Glenvar’s next match is Monday, August 16, at the Great Oaks Golf Course in Floyd County.

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