North Country Preview: Golf Rosters
BEEKMANTOWN Coach Craig Bacon: “We have experience as a strength and we expect to compete with the top teams.” — Players lost George Ciolac, Shamus Bibeau, Caleb Peryer, Zachary Ratta, Aidan Rocheleau. Players returning Reese Seamone, Oliver Tamer, Rylan Steele, Lucas Beauregard, Samuel Noviski. Newcomers Nate Betrus, Brodi Monette, Will Recor. MORIAH Coach Brian Cross: “Silas Reeder is our ...
The Beekmantown golf team, under Coach Craig Bacon, boasts experience and aims to compete with top teams. They've lost five players but have new additions in Nate Betrus, Brodi Monette, and Will Recor.
Moriah's golf roster led by Coach Brian Cross features only one experienced golfer in Silas Reeder, with the rest in seventh and eighth grades. They've lost Chris Demarais and Jaden Mero but welcomed Zack Mitchell, Matt Vanderhoof, and Greyson Peters.
North Eastern Clinton's team, guided by Coach Matt Fredette, expects Seth Rabideau, Greyson Lafountain, and Gage Dumas to lead their returning starters. They have new players Brighton Burrington, Gavin Roberts, and Xavier St. Denis in the mix.
Peru's team, under Coach John Clemons, has four returning starters from last season, with new golfers ready to contribute. They lost Liam Clark, Stephen Santor, and Josh Tyrell but aim to compete for the CVAC title again this year.
Plattsburgh's team, under Coach Karin Raville, is young with only three returning golfers. They lost Jaques Gervich and Jarrett Lemos but have a dedicated group excited about the fall weather.
Saranac's Coach David Betrus anticipates a strong improvement from their new players. They lost Rhys Fraser, Jason Mather, Eric Glover, and Noah Terry but welcome Evan Mulders, Trent Favreau, and Myles Facteau-Holland.
Saranac Lake's Coach Ian Breen highlights their strength in having many returning players with years of match experience. They lost Noah Hastings and welcome Brandon McGinnis-Theis and Lucas Barry.
Seton Catholic's team, under Coach Andrew Wylie, is very young with only three returning players who have golf experience. They've lost no players and welcome Julia Podd to the team.
Ticonderoga's Coach Jay Wells has a strong depth in new players, all passionate about golf. They lost Noah Wells but are excited to compete with everyone in Section VII. It’s going to be a fun season.
Seton Catholic's Coach Andrew Wylie indicates a very young team with only three returning players with a lot of golf experience. Players Jack Trombley, Noah Heins, and Sam Leary return for the upcoming season.
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