Golf Bucs finish second out of three teams in Buckhannon Toyota Open

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WESTON – The Buckhannon-Upshur golf Buccaneers finished second out of three teams in the Buckhannon Toyota Open last week at the Stonewall Resort.

The Bucs, as a team, carded a 389. University won the event with a 372 while Lincoln was a distant third with a 458.

Daniel Carbo of University won low medalist honors with a 77 while Buckhannon-Upshur’s Easton Perkins and University’s Will Biddington tied for runner-up honors with 91s.

Following Perkins in the scoring column for the Bucs were Jevon Westfall with a 100, Jerin Westfall with a 103, Jaden Westfall with a 104 and Drahden Rice with a 119.

The action left the Bucs with a 3-4 record.

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The golf Bucs will be back in action Aug. 15 at the Apple Valley Course in White Hall with East Fairmont.

The results:


TEAM STANDINGS

  1. University 372; 2. Buckhannon-Upshur 389; 3. Lincoln 458.

INDIVIDUAL TOP 3

  1. Daniel Carbo (UHS) – 77

2. Will Biddington (UHS) – 91

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2. (tie) Easton Perkins (B-U) – 91

BUCCANEER RESULTS

Easton Perkins – 91

Jevon Westfall – 100

Jerin Westfall – 103

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Jaden Westfall – 104

Drahden Rice – 119

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