Carey leads area teams by finishing 8th at Seneca East Invitational

Corbin Blair

TIFFIN — Carey led three area teams that competed Thursday in the Seneca East Invitational at Clinton Heights Golf Course.
The Blue Devils finished in the top half of the 16-team field with an eighth-place score of 348, three strokes back of Tiffin Columbian. Fremont St. Joseph was the winner, beating out Midland Athletic League foe Fremont St. Joseph, 316-321. Mohawk was 13th with a 369 and Riverdale placed 14th with a 386.
Carey got a 75 from Corbin Blair that ranked as the fourth-best score among a field of more than 90 golfers.
St. Joseph’s Connor Dudley was the medalist with a 69, two strokes better than Hopewell-Loudon’s Bryce Gorrell. Seneca East’s Nate Phillips was third with a 72.
Lincoln Stansberry was second on the Blue Devils with an 84, while Zach Boes shot a 94 and Seth Rehus carded a 95 to round out the team’s scoring.
Braydon Dunlap scored an 86 to pace Mohawk, with J.W. Riedel finishing with an 89. Hunter Jordan scored a 96 and Dillion Ochier finished with a 98.
Riverdale got a team-best score of 90 from Zach Bowman. Luke Bowman shot a 95, with Seth Thomas one stroke back at 96. Ray Rose scored a 105.
Mohawk and Carey were back in action at 8 this morning in the Lakota Invitational. Riverdale is off until 4 p.m. Monday when it hosts Wynford in its first North Central Conference match at Sycamore Springs Golf Course.

Team results
1. Fremont St. Joseph, 316; 2. New Riegel, 321; 3. Van Buren, 324; 4. Old Fort, 336; 5. Bellevue, 337; 6. Hopewell-Loudon, 338; 7. Tiffin Columbian, 345; 8. Carey, 348; 9. Tiffin Calvert, 350; 10. Buckeye Central, 359; 11. Seneca East, 362; 12. Lakota, 367; 13. Mohawk, 369; 14. Riverdale, 386; 15. Elmwood, 388; 16. Fostoria, 432.
Individual results
Carey: Blair, 75; Stansberry, 84; Boes, 94; Rehus, 95; Wentling, 102.
Mohawk: Dunlap, 86; Riedel, 89; Jordan, 96; Ochier, 98.
Riverdale: Z. Bowman, 90; L. Bowman, 95; Thomas, 96; Rose, 105.

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