Georgia High School Golf scores

Jennifer Adyorough fired an even-par 72 and teammate Amber Davis shot a 74 to lead Woodward Academy to its second straight Class AAAA girls&#39; state golf championship Monday at Okefenokee Golf and Country Club.<br> <br> Woodward beat out host Ware County, which got Erica Still&#39;s 77 and an 80 by Alei Mitchell.<br> <br> Davis, a senior headed to the University of Virginia, won medalist honors last year and was runner up this year to Adyorough, a sophomore.<br> <br> Etowah won the boys&#39; AAAA title with a total 299, one stroke ahead of Lakeside, with Bryan Alred paving the way with a 72, followed by 75s from J.P. Putnam and Joe Wagner and a 77 by Jordan Riner. The low individual score in that contest at Country Club of Columbus was Lakeside&#39;s Payne Kassinger at 69.<br> <br> At Cateechee Country Club near Lake Hartwell, Oconee County&#39;s Ryan Blue&#39;s 69 led his team to an AAA championship round of 301. Individual medallist was MacGregor Thompson of Burke County, with a 68, but his team finished in sixth place. Columbus was second with a 305, four strokes behind Oconee County.<br> <br> Patricia Kim of Columbus had a low round of 68 to lead her team to the Class AAA girls&#39; championship, combining with teammate Carol So&#39;s 76 for a score of 144, four strokes ahead of Oconee County at the Chattahoochee Golf Club in Gainesville.<br> <br> Lauren Darnell of two-time defending AAA champion and host Gainesville tied with Westminster&#39;s Megan Smith for second place with a 69, but the Red Elephants slipped to seventh place in team totals.<br> <br> In Class A boys, Athens Academy won the title with a 306, led by Whit Roper&#39;s 71. Roper was one stroke behind medalist Seth Parmer, who guided Bremen to a second-place finish with a total of 313 on the Henderson Golf Club course in Savannah.<br> <br> (Copyright 2005 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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