Spring sports kicked into full gear this week as athletes from various schools and teams competed.
The Summerville High School golf team opened its 2010 season by defeating Berkeley High School by 34 strokes (164 to 198) at Miler Country Club on Monday. The team was led by senior team captain Michael Goodwin, who shot 37 to earn medalist honors. Christain Woods, the team's only middle-schooler, shot a strong 40. Sam Myers shot a 42. Taylor McInnis, the team's only female, shot a 45 to best both of the Berkeley male opponents in her four some.
The Green Wave golf team is hosting a benefit tournament at Miler Country Club on March 20. A 12:30 p.m. shotgun start is scheduled for the two-person captain's choice tournament.
Entry blanks can be obtained at Miler Country Club or by emailing Coach Steve Cotter at scotter@dorchester2.k12.sc.us.
High School soccer teams also took the field this week. Results from matches early this week are listed below:
Boys Soccer
STRATFORD 2, SUMMERVILLE 1
Goals: ST: Lima, Farley. SUM: Clark. Record: Stratford 2-1-1; Summerville 3-2.
FORT DORCHESTER 2, ACADEMIC MAGNET 2
(Fort Dorchester won in PKs, 4-3)
Goals: AM-Song 2; FD-Eads 2.
Girls Soccer
BISHOP ENGLAND 1, ASHLEY RIDGE 1 (Bishop England won in PKs, 4-3)
Goals: AR: Haney; BE Epstein. Record: BE 2-2-1, 1-0; AR 2-3-1, 0-1. Next: BE at Woodland Thursday; AR hosts Burke Thursday.
FORT DORCHESTER 5, CANE BAY 1
Goals: CB-Harmen; FD-Simmons 3, Chisolm, Nobbs.
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