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Notre Dame's Shelby Gilbert Wins Class A/AA Golf Title

Lady Irish Finish Third, CCS Boys Fifth

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

The Notre Dame girls golf team fell to third place on Wednesday after being tied for first through the first round of the Class A/AA golf tournament in Murfreesboro.

Lady Irish junior Shelby Gilbert maintained her lead and finished first with a score of 146, which was four strokes ahead of the second place finisher.

Patricia Masick of Chattanooga Christian School finished in fourth place. Boyd-Buchanan's Natalie Foster , who won last year, finished sixth.

The Class A/AA boys struggled on Wednesday with Notre Dame's Richard Powell finishing in eighth place for the highest local finishe. CCS's Tyler Hollister was ninth.

The CCS boys team finished fifth overall.

The Class AAA golf tournament will be next week.

Boys Results

Team Scores

David Lipscomb 599, University School of Jackson 609, DeKalb County 631, Rutledge 639, Chattanooga Christian 648, McNairy Central 657, Anderson County 659, Giles County 664.

Individual Scores
Joe David (Sr.), Goodpasture 64-71--135
Dylan Waters (Sr.), David Lipscomb 69-68--137
Scott Metcalf (Sr.), University School of Jackson 66-73--139
Spencer Bridges (Sr.), David Lipscomb 76-71--147
Payne Denman (So.), DeKalb County 71-76--147
Matthew Smith (Sr.), Rutledge 71-77--148
Brett Barry (Jr.), Jackson Christian 78-71--149
Heath Lay (Sr.), Trinity Christian 74-76--150
Richard Powell (Jr.), Notre Dame 73-77--150
Lucas Andrews (Sr.), Hampton 78-74--152
Marshall Talkington (So.), University School of Jackson 72-80--152
Tyler Hollister (Jr.), Chattanooga Christian 72-81--153
Greg Kitts (Jr.), Anderson County 78-75--153
Jeremy Lawson (Sr.), Hixson 75-78--153
Mike Markiewicz (Jr.), Knoxville Catholic 78-75--153
Wil Jarnagin (Sr.), Rutledge 76-78--154
Kory Webb (8th), Christian Academy of Knoxville 74-80--154
Kyle Wittler (So.), Notre Dame 79-75--154
Daniel Foster (Sr.), University School Johnson City 77-78--155
Blake Moore (Sr.), Perry County 80-75--155
Dustin Wilder (So.), David Lipscomb 75-80--155
Adam Clark (Sr.), Dyer County 77-79--156
Grant Goodwin (Sr.), DeKalb County 78-78--156
Tyler Smith (So.), Franklin Road Academy 74-82--156
Bradford Carrington (Sr.), University School of Jackson 82-75--157
Blake Davidson (Jr.), Chattanooga Christian 80-79--159
Austin Garrett (So.), DeKalb County 75-84--159
Josh Plain (Sr.), Chattanooga Christian 80-79--159
John Bowen (Jr.), Giles County 80-80--160
Josh Cornett (Sr.), Johnson County 80-80--160
Sam Schrock (So.), Kingston 81-79--160
Clay Harbin (So.), University School of Jackson 76-85--161
Cody Phillips (So.), McNairy Central 81-80--161
Joseph Rackley (So.), Giles County 79-82--161
Steven Knight (Sr.), McNairy Central 83-79--162
Joerdan Simpson (Sr.), David Lipscomb 82-80--162
Ryan Allen (Sr.), McMinn Central 85-78--163
Matt Youngblood (So.), McNairy Central 82-81--163
Rob Cherry (Jr.), David Lipscomb 80-84--164
Nick Nance (Sr.), Summertown 80-84--164
Rand Wasson (Fr.), Anderson County 82-82--164
Alex Eblen (So.), Madison Academic 86-80--166
Adam Foy (Sr.), Trinity Christian 79-87--166
Ashton Hopper (Sr.), Giles County 83-83--166
Alec Mills (Jr.), Montgomery Central 79-87--166
Kyle Warwick (Jr.), Coalfield 79-87--166
Ryan Webster (So.), Rutledge 82-84--166
John Michael Fruer (Jr.), Anderson County 81-87--168
Aaron Curtis (Sr.), Portland 88-82--170
Seth Lintz (Sr.), Marshall County 79-91--170
Cody Elmore (Sr.), Pickett County 82-89--171
Rafael Jackson (So.), Rutledge 84-87--171
Jay Patterson (So.), University School of Jackson 85-86--171
Chris Hawks (So.), Madison Academic 84-88--172
Tyler Robinson (Sr.), DeKalb County 88-84--172
Nathan Forsythe (Sr.), McNairy Central 91-82--173
Grant James (So.), DeKalb County 85-88--173
Cody Burge (Fr.), Anderson County 90-84--174
Ryan Roberson (Jr.), Harpeth 84-90--174
T.J. Reeves (Jr.), J. South Side 90-85--175
Joey Meredith (Jr.), Monterey 86-90--176
Clint West (Jr.), Livingston Academy 87-89--176
Miles Stephens (So.), Chattanooga Christian 89-88--177
Andrew Hunt (Fr.), Chester County 85-93--178
Michael Frost (Sr.), Eagleville 91-89--180
Garrett Rackley (Fr.), Giles County 83-97--180
Zac Bailey (So.), Giles County 90-94--184
Nolan Stratton (Fr.), Rutledge 98-87--185
Isaac Harris (Sr.), Unicoi County 99-89--188
Chris Queen (Fr.), Anderson County 97-92--189
Austin Adkins (Fr.), Chattanooga Christian 99-91--190

Girls Results

Team Scores

Donelson Christian Academy 313, Anderson County 322, Notre Dame 329, University School of Jackson 329, Pigeon Forge 346, Portland 352, Hickman County 355, Bolivar Central 362.

Individual Scores
Shelby Gilbert (Jr.), Notre Dame 70-76--146
Peyton Ritchie (Jr.), Christian Academy of Knoxville 75-75--150
Jordan Hollinshead (So.), Donelson Christian Academy 74-77--151
Kelly Maguigan (Sr.), Page 76-75--151
Patricia Masick (Jr.), Chattanooga Christian 73-79--152
Amber Sheperd (So.), Anderson County 78-78--156
Natalie Foster (Sr.), Boyd Buchanan 78-82--160
Sarah Harris (8th), Donelson Christian Academy 80-82--162
Allyson Agee (Jr.), Dyersburg 83-80--163
Holly Batey (Jr.), Montgomery Central 78-85--163
Megan Murphy (Jr.), Collegedale 83-80--163
Tabitha Beard (Jr.), Hickman County 82-82--164
Katherine Bell (Jr.), University School of Jackson 84-80--164
Rachel Deaton (So.), University School of Jackson 79-86--165
Ashley Birdwell (Sr.), Donelson Christian Academy 83-83--166
Bobbi Dodson (So.), Santa Fe 84-83--167
Jamie Pierce (Sr.), Kingston 84-83--167
Shelby Sain (Jr.), Bolivar Central 90-77--167
Blake Childress (So.), Hume-Fogg 86-82--168
Brandy Van Etten (So.), Anderson County 83-85--168
Rachel Stratton (Sr.), Rutledge 86-83--169
Katie Letsinger (Jr.), Knoxville Catholic 82-88--170
Lindsay Davis (Fr.), Claiborne 85-86--171
Shay Sullivan (Jr.), DeKalb County 84-87--171
Katie Legge (Jr.), Portland 89-83--172
Katie Doane (Sr.), Pigeon Forge 90-83--173
Lee Ramsey (Jr.), Clarkrange 86-87--173
Brittany McCowan (Jr.), Pigeon Forge 90-83--173
Amelia Ray (So.), University School of Jackson 87-87--174
Hayley Rye (Jr.), Montgomery Central 88-89--177
Nicole Wilson (So.), Anderson County 94-83--177
Laura Parrish (Fr.), Portland 94-86--180
Courtney Treadwell (Sr.), Perry County 89-91--180
Christi Meeks (Sr.), Halls 98-83--181
Mercedes Smith (Fr.), Monterey 97-84--181
Jane Stevens (So.), Clarksville Academy 92-93--185
Laura Brown (Jr.), Columbia Academy 94-92--186
Maddi Everts (Fr.), Notre Dame 84-104--188
Mimi Tucker (So.), J. South Side 96-92--188
Karissa King (Jr.), Rockwood 93-97--190
Leah Taylor (Jr.), Haywood 89-101--190
Sarah Durham (Jr.), Chattanooga Christian 89-102--191
Jessica Maness (Jr.), Lexington 91-100--191
Emily Miller (Fr.), Livingston Academy 92-100--192
Chelsea Lancaster (Fr.), Hickman County 97-97--194
Demetria Smith (Sr.), Hickman County 100-94--194
Caitlin Nelms (Jr.), Bolivar Central 107-88--195
Shannon Smith (Jr.), Notre Dame 96-99--195
Jerica King (Jr.), Pigeon Forge 101-98--199
Laken Yarbro (Fr.), Lexington 100-103--203
Mary Elizabeth Yarbro (Sr.), Trinity Christian 104-99--203
Rebekah Owens (Fr.), Gatlinburg-Pittman 108-99--207
Hailey Horton (Jr.), McNairy Central 102-106--208
Courtney Stratton (Sr.), Rutledge 117-103--220


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