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MIDLOTHIAN – Bath County’s Alex Fry rounded out the Group A golf tournament with an 85 to give him a two-day total of 167.

Radford’s Zeke Shaffer posted a 70 on day two to finish with a 1-under 143 through the two-day tournament.

Giles won its first team championship since 2002 with a score of 602, followed by last year’s winner Galax with a 636. Chatham was third with a 643.

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