FESTUS — The St. Vincent varsity golf team turned in a score of 181 to claim a tri-match victory over Jefferson and De Soto at Crystal Highlands Golf Course in Festus on April 17.
Jefferson with a 189 and De Soto finished with a 197.
Sam Koishor finished with a low score of 41, followed by Boston Tarrillion with a 46. Brecken Reiss and Quinton Doza each shot a 47, while Colden Prost turned in a 48, and Adam Brickhaus shot 49.
On the junior varsity side, St. Vincent came out on top again with a 200, followed by Jefferson with a 212 and De Soto with a 232.
Jackson Strattman led the JV side for the Indians with a 47, followed by Drew Lukefahr at 48, Elliott Wibbenmeyer at 52, Collin Wheeler at 53, and Noah Winschel at 56.
St. Vincent second
STE. GENEVIEVE — The St. Vincent golf team finished in second
place out of 21 teams at the 15th annual Dragon Invitational at Ste. Genevieve Golf Course on April 16.
Dexter claimed the team title with a final score of 321, led by individual medalist Ben Christian, who carded a 73. St. Vincent had a 339.
Two St. Vincent golfers earned individual medals, with Sam Koishor finishing 4th with a 77 and Colden Prost finishing 8th with an 80. Adam Brickhaus shot an 86 to finish 14th overall, while Brecken Reiss had a 96 and Quinton Doza turned in a 100.
PHS tops Festus
FESTUS — The Perryville Pirates defeated Festus in a dual match at Perryville Country Club on April 10, recording a new season-low in the process.
The Pirates, led by Derek Martin and Jake Cissell — who each shot a 42 — finished with a score of 174. Festus carded a 193.
“We had a great week of golf,” said PHS coach Justin Dreyer.
Wyatt Schremp shot a 44 and Blake Hager turned in a 46 to round out the Pirates’ score, while teammates Nat Moll had a 47 and Aiden Wendel a 48.
For Festus, Drew Johnson had the top score with a 43.
A day before, the Pirates faced a tough St. Vincent team, losing 167-177. Sam Koishor led the Indians crew with a 4-over-par 39, followed by Adam Brickhaus with a 40, Brecken Reiss with a 42, and Collin Wheeler with a 46.
For Perryville, Martin was 5-over at 40, followed by Cissell with a 44, Schremp with a 46, and Logan Hudson with a 47.
