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Whitmer High School 5601 Clegg Dr Toledo, OH 43613 School Phone: 419-473-8382 Fax: 419-473-8461 Email: [email protected] Superintendent Principal Athletic Director Dr. Kadee Anstadt Kristine Martin Thomas Snook Varsity Golf (Boys) 2021-2022 Day Date Opponent Place Time Monday Aug. 02 BOYS GOLF TRYOUTS (18 Whitmer High School 7:00AM HOLES)/BEDFORD HILLS (Practice) Tuesday Aug. 03 BOYS GOLF TRYOUTS (18 Whitmer High School 7:00AM HOLES)/BEDFORD HILLS (Practice) Thursday Aug. 05 @ IRISH INVITATIONAL Stone Ridge Golf Club 8:30AM Anthony Wayne HS Bowling Green High School Central Catholic High School (Toledo) Columbian High School Findlay High School Fremont Ross High School Ottawa Hills Jr/Sr HS Swanton High School Whitmer High School Monday Aug. 09 @ SYLVANIA INVITATIONAL Legacy Golf Course 8:00AM Anthony Wayne HS Bowling Green High School Central Catholic High School (Toledo) Maumee High School Oregon Clay HS/MS Perrysburg High School Sylvania Northview High School Sylvania Southview Whitmer High School Wednesday Aug. 11 @ BRANDYWINE INVITATIONAL Brandywine C.C. 8:00AM Anthony Wayne HS Eastwood High School Oregon Clay HS/MS Rossford HS JHI Springfield HS (Holland) St. Francis De Sales (Toledo) St. John's Jesuit HS & Academy Whitmer High School Thursday Aug. 12 @ Fremont Ross High School Fremont Country Club 4:00PM Friday Aug. 13 @ KNIGHT INVITATIONAL Heatherdowns C. C. 8:00AM Central Catholic High School (Toledo) Genoa Area High School Maumee High School Napoleon High School Oak Harbor High School Perrysburg High School St. Francis De Sales (Toledo) 07/01/2021 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 866-448-9438 St. John's Jesuit HS & Academy Whitmer High School Tuesday Aug. 17 Sylvania Southview Bedford Hills Golf Course 3:45PM Monday Aug. 23 * @ FINDLAY DISTRICT PREVIEW Sycamore Springs 9:00AM Central Catholic High School (Toledo) Findlay High School Fremont Ross High School Liberty-Benton High School Oregon Clay HS/MS St. Francis De Sales (Toledo) St. John's Jesuit HS & Academy Whitmer High School Tuesday Sep. 14 @ WHITMER/SWANTON/CENTRAL Vallywood Golf Course 4:00PM TRI Central Catholic High School (Toledo) Swanton High School Whitmer High School Wednesday Sep. 22 * @ TRAC CHAMPIONSHIP--- 18 Stone Ridge Golf Club 10:00AM HOLES Central Catholic High School (Toledo) Findlay High School Fremont Ross High School Lima Senior High School Oregon Clay HS/MS St. Francis De Sales (Toledo) St. John's Jesuit HS & Academy Whitmer High School 07/01/2021 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 866-448-9438 .

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