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Cougars Prepare for Busy Week of Golf

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September 11, 2026
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BOTETOURT, Va. (VR) – Alleghany competed in varsity and junior varsity golf action at Botetourt Golf Course against James River and Glenvar.

The varsity competition covered 18 holes, with freshman Jagger Rowland leading the Cougars with an 81. Senior Gavin Randozzo followed with a 90, while junior Jaxon Deem shot a 93.

Sophomore Caleb Fisher finished with a 104, junior Sophie Knighton recorded a 105 and sophomore Zachary Hicks carded a 107.

The JV competition covered nine holes and marked the first official competition of the season for Alleghany’s junior varsity team.

Freshman Sawyer Knighton led the JV with a 50. Eighth-graders Mason Knighton and Landon Wells each shot 55, followed by freshman Millie Conner with a 59 and freshman Brantlee Terry with a 61.

The varsity will compete against all nine Shenandoah District teams Monday at Ingleside with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. The Cougars will face Buffalo Gap Tuesday at Cliftondale at 4:30 p.m. and Bath County Wednesday at the Old Course at The Homestead at 4 p.m.

The JV will host James River Tuesday at Cliff View at 4 p.m., meet Bath County Wednesday at The Homestead and travel to Gypsy Hill in Staunton Thursday to face Staunton and Riverheads at 4:30 p.m.

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