Golf Team Closes Season Ranked Second in State

May 4, 2016 / Athletics/All News
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Congratulations to the Jackson Academy golf team for finishing second in the state Class AAAA Division 1 Golf Tournament. JA finished second shooting 302 at Deerfield. Jack Gnam shot even par and finished fifth in the state.

Team members and coaches accepting the trophy at the tournament were: (from left) Assistant Coach Rob Triplett, Duncan Scanlon, Luke Pitts, Wilson Furr, Jack Gnam, and Head Coach Ronnie Rogers.

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The team also includes Parker Kennedy, Baley Reed, Davis Rippee, and John Henson.

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