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Cougars Fire 171 In Win Over Bath County

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HOT SPRINGS, Va. (VR) – Alleghany’s varsity golf team posted a 171 Wednesday at The Homestead to defeat Bath County by 29 strokes.

Jagger Rowland led the Cougars with an impressive round of 36. Rowland also won the longest putt competition on No. 1, sinking a 13-foot, 4-inch putt.

Gavin Randozzo followed with a 41, while Caleb Fisher carded a 46 and Jaxon Deem shot 48 to complete Alleghany’s four-player team score.

Sophie Knighton finished with a 50, while Alleghany’s additional golfers included Zachary Hicks (48), Mason Knighton (51), Landon Wells (55) and Joe Persinger (58).

Bath County finished with a team score of 200. Atticus Stouffer led the Chargers with a 45 and picked up two course honors, recording the longest drive on No. 3 and finishing closest to the pin on No. 18 at 13 feet, 8 inches.

Akia Long shot 47 for Bath County, followed by Draven Whitmore with a 49. Michael Keys and Zach Foster each finished with a 59, while Aydin Aldridge carded a 68.

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