Wednesday, September 27th, 2006

Moorman's low score not enough for Bulldogs

By Ryan Hines

Compiled by Ryan Hines

A near record round of golf by Celina's Kelsey Moorman at the Fox's Den wasn't enough to get the Bulldogs past Versailles on Tuesday afternoon.

Versailles posted a jaw-dropping team score of 196 to knock off Celina, which shot a respectable 218.

Moorman was medalist in the match for the Bulldogs firing a 46, just one shot off the school record. Rounding out the Celina scoring were Gina Everman with a 54, Abby Welker with a 58 and Ellen Bryan with a 60.

Ashley Dreese and Taylor Hutchinson led Versailles with 47s.

Celina is back in action again on Thursday in a nine-hole invitational hosted by Wayne Trace High School at Pleasant Valley Golf Course in Paulding County. The Bulldogs will play in sectionals at Kalida on Tuesday.

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