The top three golfers for Warrenton collected some nice hardware at the GAC North Conference tournament at Country Lake Golf Club on Tuesday.
Juniors Gavin Thompson, Gavin Solari and sophomore …
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The top three golfers for Warrenton collected some nice hardware at the GAC North Conference tournament at Country Lake Golf Club on Tuesday.
Juniors Gavin Thompson, Gavin Solari and sophomore Luke Bolm finished the tournament in seventh, eighth and 14th places, respectively.
Not only did each medal, but they also earned all-conference honors for their play, as their strong showing will lead into the Class 4 District 2 tournament at the Falls in O’Fallon.
“It was definitely nice to fulfill one of my goals for the season,” said Thompson, who shot 79 to finish seventh and earn not only a medal but a GACN first-team all-conference spot. “I played well overall. I left a few shots out there. I just need to get things cleaned up before Friday.”
Thompson birdied holes No. 1 and 10 and added eight pars during the round.
Right on his heels was Solari, who tallied an 81. He birdied the par-4 No. 4 and added seven pars.
“The round was going well until I hit a little slump with all the rain,” Solari said. “I got it figured out and ended with a decent round. It feels great because being all-conference was a goal I set at the beginning of the season.”
Lastly, Bolm carded an 85 with seven pars on the front nine and two more on the back nine.
Warrenton finished fourth, as a team, with a collective score of 334.
WRIGHT CITY SOCCER EARNS WIN WITH POSTSEASON IMPLICATIONS – The Wright City girls’ soccer team beat Sullivan 3-1 at home in a game featuring two of the teams who will play in the Class 2 District 4 tournament later this month.
Junior Ada Ferrell scored twice while freshman Haley Elsenrath added a goal.
Ferrell and senior Sandy Lopez-Luna each added an assist in the win for Wright City (11-5) as the Wildcats owned play after surrendering the game’s opening goal.
RAIN WIPES OUT WARRENTON BASEBALL ON TUESDAY – The game Warrenton was scheduled to play with GAC North foe St. Charles was wiped away by rain.
To make up for the loss of the game, the two teams will play a doubleheader, with each team serving as the home team for one game. The doubleheader will begin at 4:15 p.m. on Thursday at Warrenton.
WRIGHT CITY BASEBALL TO HOST DUCHESNE – The Wright City baseball team heads back to the diamond on Wednesday as the Wildcats (13-10) will host the Pioneers at 4:30 p.m.
