Golf Bucs open campaign fourth in the Buccaneer Open; Lockwood places fifth

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WESTON – Parker Lockwood finished fifth out of 36 golfers for the Buckhannon-Upshur golf Buccaneers in their debut last week in the six-team Buccaneer Open at the Stonewall Resort.

Lockwood shot an 85 to lead the Bucs.

Jevon Westfall was second on the B-U team with a 105 followed by Easton Perkins with a 106, Jaden Westfall with a 109, Jerin Westfall with a 115 and Drahden Rice with a 119.

University’s Landon Spiker earned low medalist honors with a 77 while teammates Adam Argabrite finished second with an 82 and Owen Estell was third with an 83.

Those top three finishes gave University the team title with a score of 345 while Elkins was runner-up carding a 366.

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The Bucs finished fourth with a 405.

The Bucs will be back in action Thursday at the Stonewall Resort with Morgantown and Petersburg.

The results:

TEAM STANDINGS

  1. University 345; 2. Elkins 366; 3. Lewis County 387; 4. Buckhannon-Upshur 405; 5. Robert C. Byrd 416; 6. Philip Barbour 420.

INDIVIDUAL TOP 5

Landon Spiker (UHS) – 77

Adam Argabrite (UHS) – 82

Owen Estel (UHS) – 83

Javier Crespo Gomez (Elk.) – 84

Parker Lockwood (B-U) – 85

BUCCANEER RESULTS

Parker Lockwood – 85

Jevon Westfall – 105

Easton Perkins – 106

Jaden Westfall – 109

Jerin Westfall – 115

Drahden Rice – 118

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