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Rowland, Deen Lead Alleghany; Long Paces Bath County at Homestead

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August 19, 2026
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BATH COUNTY, Va. (VR) – Bath County hosted Alleghany, Staunton and Tygarts Valley Tuesday for a four-school golf match on the Old Course at The Homestead.

Staunton’s Addison Brown posted the low round of the day with a 36, leading the way for the visitors. Cameron Boyle followed with a 41 and Logan Campbell shot a 43. Brooks Doughty finished with a 47, followed by Ethan Herron at 48 and Michael Russell at 49.

Alleghany was led by Jagger Rowland, who carded a 42. Jaxon Deen followed with a 44, while Gavin Randozo shot 52 and Caleb Fisher finished at 56. Zach Hicks posted a 60 and Trista Reynolds finished with a 63.

Tygarts Valley’s top golfer was Parker Bell with a 41. Mason Davis shot 42, Alijah Row-Sponaugle finished at 43, Cooper Markley carded a 45 and Owen Bell finished with a 49.

Bath County was led by Akio Long with a 45. Draven Whitmore shot 52, Michael Keyes 57, Zachariah Foster 59, Atticus Stauffer 61 and Aydin Auldredge 66.

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