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♦ THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2007
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Houston County splits In region tennis matchup with Coffee
From staff reports
Coffee County visited
Houston County for a match
on the tennis courts. The
results were the Bears won
again and the girls, unfortu
nately, lost again. The boys
won 3-2 and the girls fell
5-0.
Westfield records tie in golf match
Special to the Journal
Westfield went on the
road Monday to take on Oak
Haven in golf. The end result
was the Hornets didn’t win
but they didn’t lose, either.
The match ended in a 318-
Warner Robins downs Perry in girl’s golf
From staff reports
Warner Robins and Perry’s
girls met at International
City Golf Course Tuesday,
with the Demonettes posting
a win. They shot 78 while
the Lady Panthers shot 122.
Lacy Fears was low medal
ist for Warner Robins with
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are proud of the effort that
the kids are giving in each
match.”
As far as the individual
results on the girls’ side,
Demonettes singles No. 1
player Catherine Causey
defeated Stacy Perlis 2-6, 7-
6 and 7-5.
No. 2 Katie Causey fell
6-2, 7-5 to Rachel Cohen of
the Lady Blue Devils but
Monique Tobias, who has
remained solid in the No. 3
spot, won 6-4, 6-0.
In No. 1 doubles, Emily
Fowler and Colby Wilkason
for the Demonettes beat
Cinosey Fallis and Lauren
Lindsey 6-3, 6-2, but
Taylor Williams and Diana
Jarsinska fell, in a tough
one against Kinsey Truman
and Lkal Lamb 3-6, 6-4 and
finally 6-2.
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Houston County’s boys, as
a result, improved to 5-0
overall and 4-0 in Region
1-AAAAA. The girls are now
0-5 overall and 0-4 in Region
1-AAAAA.
Winners for the Bears
were Cory Seay and Ryan
Bartz in single!. The first
all tie - “(A) much better
team score (than the last
time out),” said Westfield
goal coach Susie Greer.
For the second straight
match Ryland Rumph was
the low medalist and for the
a 36. Teammates Kathryn
Lanier shot 42 and Jessica
Knapp 50, while Gina
Perleoni carded 52.
For Perry, Morgan
Strickland were both low
scorers with 61s. Krystal
Hopper shot 65.
The Demonettes will
Yawn in the No. 3 spot was
the only one able to pick up
a win - and it took an all-out
effort to do it. He beat Tift
County’s Brandt Sandifer 5-
7, 6-2 and 6-4.
In No. 1 singles, Billy
Griffin beat Brannon Pool 6-
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won 6-2, 6-1 and the second
won by shutout 6-0, 6-0.
No. 3 singles player for
Houston County, Titus
Wongk, lost but he didn’t go
down without a fight. He fell
1-6, 6-3, 6-3.
In No. 1 doubles, Cameron
Seay and Victor Wongk
second straight match he
shot a 70.
Other scorers/scores for
the Hornets that counted
were: David Garrett 79,
Greg Pearson 82 and Daniel
Payne 87.
travel to Thomaston next
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Invitational. That is set for
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Perry was to host Houston
County Wednesday (results
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fought hard but in the end
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Goodman and J.D. Sears 6-3,
6-1, but Chris Shumway and
Bowen Love lost their dou
bles match 6-3, 7-5 to Paul
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Extra matches pitted
Houston County’s Kevin
Dillon and Joey Dillon
against Reese Grantham
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and Travis Jenkins. They
won 10-6. Also John Akridge
for the Bears defeated Caleb
Jordan 6-3,9-7, but Jonathan
German fell to Jacob Green
of Coffee 6-2, 6-3.
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blanked Ravija Patel 6-
0, 6-0 and Hayley Sellers
won by forfeit. In doubles,
Dominica Lea and Jessica
Moore defeated Krystal
Weaver and Jamie Lee 6-
1, 6-0 and Hillary Barbaree
and Maggie Felhoffer won by
shutout over Kelly Brennan
and Molly Welchel 6-0, 6-0.
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