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Alleghany Freshman Holds His Own Against Top Golfers

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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Wv. (VR) — Alleghany freshman Jagger Rowland got an early test against some of the top golfers in the area during a challenging round at the Greenbrier Course on Monday.

Playing in a field that included the No. 1 players from several schools, Rowland finished with an 86 while playing No. 1 for Alleghany.

The modified Greenbrier Course played to a par of 74 and featured six par-5 holes. Recent rainfall made conditions even more difficult, with wet fairways and thick rough adding to the challenge.

James River’s Landon Bolling claimed medalist honors with a five-under 69. Greenbrier East’s Isaac Hutchinson finished one stroke behind at 70. Both players are set to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level.

Rockbridge County’s No. 1 player, Davis Welsh, shot a 79.

For Rowland, the round provided valuable experience as he competed alongside three No. 1 senior golfers.

Jaxon Deem 110
Gavin Randozzo 114
Jagger Rowland 86
Caleb Fisher 112
Zach Hicks 106

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Published on August 19, 2026 and Last Updated on August 20, 2026 by Christopher Mentz