RCHS Golf Putts Their Way into Victory At Woodstone Meadows

Reagan Woody, Editor-In-Chief|August 24, 2022

RCHS Golf team practices for their District Matches.

On Aug. 22, 2022, the RCHS golf team traveled to Woodstone Meadows Golf Course in Massanutten, VA to compete in the second round of District matches. The ‘Cats finished in second place with a score of 301 points, and are currently looking strong enough to qualify for Regions. Highlights of the game include Andrew McCoy scoring a total of 66 points, Sofia Vargas scoring a total of 72 points, Freshman Harrison Tanner scoring a total of 75 points, and Freshman Jack Jensen finishing with a total of 88 points.

Senior golfer Abby Brooks shared her thoughts on the outcome of the match.

¨I think the match went well. Overall, we could definitely improve in some positions, but I think we all played pretty well,” said Brooks.

When asked on how each person played individually, Brooks commented on her specific shots.

“I did really well with my tee shots. I can get it off the tee really well and down to the fairway,” said Brooks.

Senior Sofia Vargas shares her thoughts on the final scores of the matches.

“Yesterday was a good day. The team did really well and we finished second,” said Vargas. “I had a good time and had several good chips and putts. I look forward to our next district match here at Lexington Country Club.”

The RCHS golf team is next set to tee off on Sept. 1 at the Lexington Golf and Country Club against Northside for their next District Round. For more information and to follow the golf team’s progress, visit here to view the game schedule and team roster.

About the Contributor

Reagan Woody, Editor-in-Chief

Senior Reagan Marie Woody is enjoying her third and final year in journalism working as the Editor-in-Chief. Woody joined the Prowler Staff to inform her classmates on various events in RCHS and the world through her articles. When not working insanely hard on editing articles, Woody can be found either making multiple cups of coffee at the Keurig machine in the journalism classroom or mindlessly roaming the craft aisle at Walmart. Outside of the classroom, you can catch Woody working as the Assistant Pool Manager at the Lexington Golf and Country Club, as well as the RCHS Coordinator for The News Gazette. Woody also works tirelessly as the National Honor Society President, Senior Section Editor for the Trivium, Students for Life President, and Colorguard team captain. Woody can also be found making rosaries, reading her Bible, and studying German. Woody will be attending Sweet Briar College to major in elementary education. She looks forward to spending her third year in journalism editing articles and writing opinion pieces.

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