Demon golf claims first place at Money Hill

By Brandon Wright
The Daily News
Published/Last Modified on Friday, March 19, 2010 10:02 AM CDT


Franklinton’s boys’ golf team earned the top spot in this week’s North Shore Golf League action at Money Hill in Abita Springs by shooting a combined 180 over nine holes.

The Demons’ score was 14 strokes better than second-place Pope John Paul II, which claimed the top spot a week earlier.

Individually, Franklinton claimed three of the top four scores overall. Trent Seabrook finished in a first-place tie with a score of 43, Laden Jenkins finished in third place with 44 and Karlton Ginn earned fourth place by shooting a 45.

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Zack Cotton rounded out the four-man score with a 48, good enough for seventh place out of 20 competitors.

Josh Vaughn finished with a 56.

In girls’ action, the Lady Demons finished with a two-player score of 140, which placed them in fourth place. Sarah Hodges scored 68 and Shelby Winstead shot a 72.

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