All schools in Upshur County will close at 1 p.m. today. All B-UHS sporting events today are canceled.

Custom Cabinets takes over lead in Bob Cupp Memorial Golf League

TENNERTON – The Buckhannon Country Club Bob Cupp Memorial Golf League has a new leader in week three after a huge shake up in the standings.

The new leader is Custom Cabinets, who earned a huge 28-12 win over High Point Construction.

Sam’s Pizza is now in second place, moving up from seventh place, after taking down last week’s leader, Hank Ellis Insurance by a 28 ½-11 ½ score. Hank Ellis dropped all the way to seventh place with the loss.

Feola’s Flowers moved into third place after soundly defeating First Community Bank by a 23 ½-16 ½ score.

In the other match of the week, Highland Landscaping beat Lisa Cain Edward Jones by a 21 ½-18 ½ count.

Chris Brady of High Point Construction took home Low Actual honors with a 36 while Mike Tenney of Feola’s Flowers and John Moss of Custom Cabinets shared Low Net honors with identical 34s.

The standings, top performers, and next week’s schedule:

Standings

Team  Points

1. Custom Cabinets 68 1/2

2. Sam’s Pizza 66 1/2

3. Feola’s Flowers 62 1/2

4. Lisa Cain Edward Jones 57 1/2

5. Highland Landscaping 55 1/2

6. First Community Bank 55

7. Hank Ellis Insurance 54

8. High Point Construction 52 1/2

Low Actual – Par 36

Chris Brady, High Point Construction 36

John Moss, Custom Cabinets 37

Mike Tenney, Feola’s Flowers 39

Bria Gaudet, First Community Bank 39

Kenny Tenney, First Community Bank, 39

Low Net – Par 36

Mike Tenney, Feola’s Flowers, 34

John Moss, Custom Cabinets 34

Jerry Cochran, Custom Cabinets, 35

David Powers, Custom Cabinets, 35

Sam Nolte, Sam’s Pizza 35

Brian Gaudet, First Community Bank, 35

Chris Brady, High Point Construction, 35

This Week’s Schedule

First Community Bank vs. High Point Construction

Feola’s Flowers vs. Custom Cabinets

Lisa Cain Edward Jones vs. Hank Ellis Insurance

Highland Landscaping vs. Sam’s Pizza

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