IAC BOYS GOLF: CANDOR WINS SMALL SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP; BANKS CAPTURES MEDALIST HONOR (2022-03-24)

Tioga County Sports Report
HORSEHEADS — Jacob Banks shot a 7-over-par 78 at Soaring Eagles Golf Course to lead Candor to the IAC Small School and overall championships Tuesday.

The Indians, fresh off their Section IV Class D title Monday, shot a 330 to best runner-up Union Springs / Port Byron by 18 strokes. They also bested Large School champ Lansing by 32 strokes.

S-VE was seventh in Small School with a 427 and Newark Valley was fifth in Large School with a 482.

SMALL SCHOOL
Jacob Banks’ round included a birdie on the par-4, 357-yard fifth hole.

Candor’s Taylor Brock placed fourth with an 82 and Noah Banks was fifth with an 83. Noah Banks birdied No. 15 and 16. The 15th hole is a 162-yard par-3 and the 16th is a 413-yard par-4.

Tyler Greeno rounded out the Indians’ team scoring with an 87, good for eighth.

Addison Young and Kody Floyd added non-scoring rounds of 104 and 115, good for 22nd and 36th, respectively. Young had a birdie on the par-4, 371-yard third hole

For the Panthers, Nathan Gillette carded a 93 to place 13th.

Tyler Fedenko shot 104 to take 24th, Bryce Grant took 32nd with a 109 and Jayden Stone was 40th with a 121.

John Hastings was 41st with a 125 and Jacek Stahl took 46th with a 128.

LARGE SCHOOL
NV’s Gavin Mann finished eighth in Large School with a 96.

Isaiah Young claimed the 24th spot with a 120, Corbin Swindler was 34th with a 133 and Justin Bowen was 35th at 133,

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PHOTOS BY BRIAN FEES.