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“
Greg Bridges puts his back into it
on the second shot of hole one.
That's a
Golf is a game played
with a ball, about one inch
in diameter and a metal
stick with a flat "L"
shaped end. Pros like
Jack Nicolas, Arnold
Palmer and Fuzzy Zoeller,
are some of the names
you might hear while walk-
ing around on the country
club course.
High school pros like
Scott Streitman, Chris
Rivas, Bryce Carrillo and
Greg Bridges are just four
of the members that get
the team swinging.
"There may be a day
where we're all down in
the dumps and who's
there to tell you you're do-
ing something wrong?
Streitman," said Scott
Trilica.
Because of being a
young team made up of 5
frosh, 2 sophomores and
8 juniors, they had a hard
time at district. There, the
I
After a few minutes of frustra-
tion, Freshman David Dollasse
reaches into the water hole to
snag his five iron.
"T"eam
Varsity team placed sixth
out of seven teams.
It wasn't hard for the
girls to compete, or
decide who was going to
the next tournament,
because there were only
two of themg Jennifer Fair-
child and Robin Scotten.
They said, "We're two
spoiled people. We get
anything we want
because we're the
minority."
Robin said, "My
highlight of the year was
when I won a third place
medaI."
When asked if he
thought golf was a waste
of time, David Dollasse
said, "No, because it's a
sport you'll have for your
entire life and it can be
played with a boss,
members of other com-
panies, etc, and it's very
good exercise, if you
walk."
Junior Eddie Fairchild leans
in order to retrieve a ball
hopefully went in for a par.
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