1st place Pirate golfers win NWC quad
By Cort Reynolds
LIMA __ The Bluffton High School golf team won a four-team Northwest Conference quadrangular match at the Oaks Golf Club on Thursday, September 5.
The Pirates finished first easily with just 176 strokes. LCC was a distant second at 207 shots, followed by Delphos Jefferson (214) and Spencerville (315).
The Pirates improved their record to 11-2 overall and 7-1 in the NWC after the sweep to stay atop the conference standings.
LCC improved to 3-4 overall and 3-1 in the league, while Delphos is 1-11 overall and 1-10 in NWC action after the results.
Pirates Evan Speicher took match medalist honors in the field of 19 golfers with a round of 42. He finished one stroke ahead of teammate Nick Lovett, who shot a 43.
Teammate Gibson Meyer registered a score of 44. Ethan Fifer carded a 47 and Grady Coonfare was right behind with a round of 49.
Coby Dailey added a 53.
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