Delhi earns two more wins, despite UV showing improvement
UNADILLA VALLEY – The UV Storm varsity golf team hosted Delhi this past Monday, April 18, at their home course of Red Pines.
Ben Arehart and Mike Bryden tied as the medalists for Delhi, while UV's Brett Hanslmaier was the medalist on the home side.
At a 36 par course it was Delhi who came away with the overall win after posting a team score of just 215.. UV suffered yet another loss moving them to 0-4 on the season after posting a team score of 276.
UV saw medalist Brett Hanslmeir record a 51 on the day followed by Sam Loeffler at 52, Brandon Kneel at 53, Spencer Meade at 58, Mark Hine at 62, and Kurtis Wilson at 70.
Delhi impressed on the course when their two medalists Ben Arehart and Mike Bryden recorded 41. This was followed by a tie at 44 for Miles Philion and Connor Gioffe, followed by Max Hulbert at 45, and Justin Simonds at 46.
Next up for UV they took on Delhi again Tuesday, April 19, this time on Delhi's home course.
Delhi would earn the win over UV, with a team score of 273 to Delhi's 218.
Sam Loeffler 48 was the medalist for the Storm, which was his first time making in to the 40 range. This was followed by Brandon Kneel at 53, Spencer Meade at 54, Kurtis Wilson at 56, and Mark Hine at 62.
Delhi saw Ben Arehart earn the medalist spot with a 40, followed by a tie at 42 with Mike Bryden, and Miles Philion, while Connor Gioffe, and Justin Simonds each earned 47's.
“We're young, but this is a good group of kids,” said UV coach Karl Thomas. “Every time we improve just a little bit, and they’re excited, so we're getting there.”
Unadilla Valley Golf will travel to Mountaintop Golf Course to take on Sherburne-Earlville on May 6, following the spring break and a full week of practice.
Ben Arehart and Mike Bryden tied as the medalists for Delhi, while UV's Brett Hanslmaier was the medalist on the home side.
At a 36 par course it was Delhi who came away with the overall win after posting a team score of just 215.. UV suffered yet another loss moving them to 0-4 on the season after posting a team score of 276.
UV saw medalist Brett Hanslmeir record a 51 on the day followed by Sam Loeffler at 52, Brandon Kneel at 53, Spencer Meade at 58, Mark Hine at 62, and Kurtis Wilson at 70.
Delhi impressed on the course when their two medalists Ben Arehart and Mike Bryden recorded 41. This was followed by a tie at 44 for Miles Philion and Connor Gioffe, followed by Max Hulbert at 45, and Justin Simonds at 46.
Next up for UV they took on Delhi again Tuesday, April 19, this time on Delhi's home course.
Delhi would earn the win over UV, with a team score of 273 to Delhi's 218.
Sam Loeffler 48 was the medalist for the Storm, which was his first time making in to the 40 range. This was followed by Brandon Kneel at 53, Spencer Meade at 54, Kurtis Wilson at 56, and Mark Hine at 62.
Delhi saw Ben Arehart earn the medalist spot with a 40, followed by a tie at 42 with Mike Bryden, and Miles Philion, while Connor Gioffe, and Justin Simonds each earned 47's.
“We're young, but this is a good group of kids,” said UV coach Karl Thomas. “Every time we improve just a little bit, and they’re excited, so we're getting there.”
Unadilla Valley Golf will travel to Mountaintop Golf Course to take on Sherburne-Earlville on May 6, following the spring break and a full week of practice.
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