Reeves leads Bulldog boys at Palouse Ridge

PULLMAN — Jack Reeves carded an 83 to lead the Bulldog boys on Thursday at the Pullman Invitational at Palouse Ridge Golf Club.

Nick Crowley shot 93 for the Bulldogs, as none of the boys putted particularly well.

“The putting was tough. Jack had 40 putts, he could have easily been in the 70s,” said Bulldog head coach Tom Tharp, who expects scores to drop with more course time. “I'm not too worried about that, putting will come.”

The Bulldogs have been practicing at the Idaho Club recently, a course that will sharpen their games for any course in the region. Thursday's conditions down south were cold and windy, which no doubt elevated the scores.

“It was 39 degrees when we teed off, with wind, then it started to rain,” described Tharp. “All in all, a blustery day.”

Joseph Glenn shot a 73 for Post Falls, which outshot Central Valley 300-310 for the team title. Sandpoint finished 15th overall in the 22 team tournament.

The Bulldog boys and girls are at Coeur d'Alene Public on Monday, playing a course that looks kind by the yardage book, but with pine trees lining every fairway, can play much tougher.

TEAM SCORES — 1, Post Falls 300. 2, Central Valley 310. 3, Lewiston 312. 4, Coeur d'Alene 317. 5, Shadle Park 324. 6, Lake City 344. 7, JL Crowe 353. 8, Pullman 355. 9, University 355. 10, Lakeland 357. 11, S. Humphries 360. 12, Cheney 368. 13, Clarkston 371. 14, Prosser 371. 15, Sandpoint 376. 16, North Central 377. 17, Ferris 379. 18, Othello 382. 19, Moscow 385. 20, Wapato 397. 21, Lakeside 400. 22, East Valley 431.

MEDALIST — Jake Dringle, Central Valley, 71.

LAKELAND — Andrew Knight 89, Dylan Knight 82, Andrew Waddington 83, Dominic Davis 103, Cole Tingey 108.

SANDPOINT — Jack Reeves 83, Nick Crowley 93, Lake Wilks 99, Jacob Humrich 101, Caelin Darling 107.

n Reeves sixth at junior golf event

Jack Reeves, a sophomore at Sandpoint High School, finished sixth overall this past weekend at an American Junior Golf Association event in Oxnard, California.

Reeves total of 148 (77/71) was just four shots off the pace of the winner. The AJGA is the premier junior golf association and stages events participated in by junior players from across the country, and internationally as well.