Jesuit High School of New Orleans

Golfers Remain Undefeated with Runaway Win Over the Raiders

Posted October 2, 2014 / Last updated October 2, 2014

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Senior Colin Hery (left) and junior Carlo Carino celebrate a district win over Archbishop Rummel on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Lakewood Golf Club.

Senior Colin Hery (left) and junior Carlo Carino celebrate a district win over Archbishop Rummel on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Lakewood Golf Club.

Blue Jay golfers ran their fall record to 5-0 with a convincing victory over Archbishop Rummel, 156-211. The district match was played on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Lakewood Golf Club.

Junior Carlo Carino posted a 36 — the lowest score of the afternoon. Junior Jonathan Cedro and freshmen J.T. Holmes and Andrew Kuebel shot 40s. Senior Colin Hery recorded a 45, which was discarded. Holmes, Kuebel, and Hery are new additions to the team.

The Louisiana High School golf season is divided into two seasons — fall and spring, although not all schools choose to play in the fall.

Jesuit returns to action on Tuesday, Oct. 7, against Archbishop Shaw and Thursday, Oct. 9, against Brother Martin. Both matches are scheduled to be played at Lakewood.

 

 

 

 

 

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Golf vs. Rummel, Oct. 1, 2014

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    Freshman Andrew Kuebel nails an approach shot. He finished with a 40.
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    Junior Carlo Carino recorded an impressive 36.
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    Stumped! Junior Jonathan Cedro knocked a shot onto the stump to his left, before moving it to a more playable position. Cedro posted a 40.
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    Freshman J.T. Holmes watches his putt approach the hole at Lakewood Golf Club. Holmes had a 40, too.
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    Senior Colin Hery, who shot a 46 over nine holes, congratulates Carlo Carino, who posted the lowest score of the afternoon, helping the Jays emerge victorious.