BEREA —
The Madison Central girls golf team continued its strong early-season play Monday at the Berea County Club.
Led by Tristyn Nowlin and Mackenzie Neal, the Lady Indians shot a team score of 195 and beat Berea Community by 50 strokes.
The victory was the third-straight for Central. Last week, the Lady Indians defeated Clark County and Mercer County in separate matches.
Nowlin had one birdie and posted a score of 38. Neal shot a 43, Mattie Jo Neeley finished with a 55, Paige Stamper shot a 59 and Emily Ridings finished with a 61
Chase Fain, Mallory Lakes, Kayla DeBorde, Cherish Simpson and Kerri Adkins competed for Berea.
The Lady Indians will tke on Jackson Co. at 5 p.m. today at The Bull.
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Madison Central’s Mackenzie Neal tees of on the second hole Monday at the Berea Country Club. Central defeated Berea Community by 50 strokes. By Nathan Hutchinson
August 14, 2012
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