BAYLOR 291, SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 325
Baylor -- Danny Gleeson 68, Mikey Feher 72, Blake Maum 73, Will Maley 78
Signal Mountain -- Blake Boerger 75, Jimmy Billings 81, Sullivan Baker 84, Jackson Cooper 85
BAYLOR GIRLS 145, SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 161
Baylor -- Blakesly Warren 70, Emily Javadi 75
Signal Mountain -- Sarah Dolmovich 74, Andi Fisher 87
Baylor and Signal Mountain didn't need preseason high school golf matches against patsies.
The defending girls' state champion teams faced off in an early-season match Tuesday at Signal Mountain Golf and Country Club with Baylor's Division II reigning champions beating the Class A/AA winners by 16 shots.
"I think, for the most part, they played at a good standard," Baylor coach Gary Partrick said. "There wasn't a lot of environment like a state tournament, but the golf was pretty good compared to my expectations. It was good for both schools."
Blakesly Warren led the Lady Raiders with a 1-under-par 70 and Emily Javadi added a 75. Sarah Dolmovich led the Eagles with a 74, while Andi Fisher and Jenny Adkins each shot 87.
"Blakesly's 1 under was pretty good and Emily had it 1 under for most of the day," Partrick said. "I know Sarah has a bad wheel [coming off ACL surgery] and had a good round at 74. Haley [Davidson] didn't play like normal. But again, it's early."
In the boys' competition, Baylor handled Signal Mountain 291 to 325. Danny Gleeson had the round of the day -- a 3-under 68 for the Red Raiders.
"He was 3 over through eight holes, all three-putts," Partrick said. "Then he went 6 under over the next five holes."
David Uchiyama is a sports writer at the Chattanooga Times Free Press who began his tenure here in May 2001. His primary beats are UTC athletics — specifically men’s basketball and athletic department administration — and golf, which includes coverage from the PGA Tour to youth events. He also covers other high school sports, outdoor adventures, and contributes to other sections of the newspaper when necessary. David grew up in Salinas, Calif., and began working ...
Look at the comparative scores. Why don't girls and boys compete together at this level? Just wonderin'...
Girls and Boys play from different tees...there is no way you could do this as 90% of boys hit it WAYYYY futher than girls
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