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Internationals Hang on to Lead at Presidents Cup ALL-COUNTY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2019 | THE FREDERICK NEWS-POST SPORTS | C5 ALL-COUNTY GOLF Boys Player of the Year Girls Player of the Year MICHAEL SNYDER ELIZABETH TUCCI URBANA SOPHOMORE OAKDALE SOPHOMORE Q Snyder played consistent golf all season for the Q Tucci had the best finish overall, by any county golfer, Hawks, helping them continue their winning streak at the at the state tournament. She was second with a two- Frederick County Pubic Schools and District I Class 4A-3A round 165 in the Class 2A-1A division, six shots off the championships. pace set by individual 2A-1A state champion Paula Moon, of Patterson Mill. Q Snyder won the FCPS crown with a 68. He followed that up by shooting a 70 to win the individual boys title Q Tucci was the individual 2A-1A girls champion at the at districts. District I Tournament and runner-up at the FCPS and CMC championships. FIRST TEATEAMM ETHAN CRABB JACOB FERRARI LANDON LEATHERMAN CHRIS LEE ANPHI LE PAYTON SMITH LINGANORE SOPHOMORE URBANA SENIOR MIDDLETOWN JUNIOR OAKDALE JUNIOR URBANA SOPHOMORE LINGANORE SENIOR Q Crabb earned a top-10 finish at the Q Ferrari closed out his high school golfing Q Leatherman qualified as an individual Q Along with Tucci, Lee was part of a Q A nationally-ranked age-group junior Q Smith concluded her high school golfing Class 2A-1A state championships, finishing career for the Hawks tying for 12th at the for the Knights at the Class 2A-1A state strong Oakdale combination that won the golfer, she won the individual CMC female career with a third-place finish at the Class sixth (155), six shots off the pace set by La Class 4A-3A state championships. He won championships, where he finished 15th Class 2A-1A state championship, defeating championship with a 73. At the county 2A-1A state championships, shooting a 170 Plata’s Gavin Ganter (149). At the county the Central Maryland Conference individual (165). He was the only county golfer to county-rival Linganore on the fourth playoff meet, Le won with a 73. At the state 4A-3A for two rounds. She was five shots behind tournament, Crabb tied for ninth (80). boys championship (66); was runner-up qualify as an individual for the state tour- hole. It’s the first state golf title in school championships, she finished eighth among Tucci. Smith was third at counties (84). He was sixth at the CMC tournament at the county tournament (70); and was nament. During the county championships, history for the Bears. Lee was fourth at the 4A-3A female golfers with a 155, 10 shots At the CMC tournament, she also finished (79). Crabb tied for fourth at the district fourth at districts (77). Leatherman shot an 84. At the CMC District I Class 2A-1A championships. off the pace. Le won the district 4A-3A girls third (89). tournament (74). tournament, he finished 14th. crown with a 73. 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Internationals hang on Stream & Lake to lead at Presidents Cup Map of Fans this week have Maryland/Delaware Reed’s caddie is out after shoving fan called Reed “Patrick Cheat” and poked fun at him, with By JAKE RUSSELL ing a fan following Reed and one fan yelling “Next on the AND DAVID LARIMER Webb Simpson’s four-ball tee, the excavator,” before he Why every angler and boater needs this map The Washington Post match loss to Hideki Mat- teed off for a practice round Professor Higbee 's’ Stream & Lake Map of Maryland/Delaware is the Tuesday. Reed didn’t help suyama and C.T. Pan. first anti only highly detailed map of its kind. Jhe 2-foot-ty-3.5-foot The International team his cause Friday when he The PGA Tour an- Maryland/Delaware map shows 12,000 miles of streams p/us fakes. hung on to its lead enter- nounced after play ended made a birdie putt, cupped ing the final day of the Pres- Saturday that Karain would his ear and then pretended The STREAM & LAKE MAP OF For a limited time - get 3 bonuses with each map idents Cup in Melbourne, to use his putter as a shovel. MARYLAND/DELAWARE resembles not be on Reed’s bag Sun- Delaware Australia, thanks in part to Here are Saturday’s com- another map-known to Pennsylvania online GUIDEBOOK: Pinpoint the best fishing in Maryland & day. Reed said in a state- anglers as the ‘Lost Stream Map." d U N U o with this valuable guide. Easily locate over 12.000of streams miles of i a stirring rally. The Ameri- ment that he respects the plete results followed by ,, and 603 fakes.Your Your map map and and guidebook guidebook witl wHJ take take you you to to the the "BEST' It was completed in 1965 after 152 streams, rivers and lakes in Maryland & Delaware for over­ 40 dif cans, meanwhile, saw Pat- decision. Sunday’s pairings: a 30 year effort by Howard Higbee, ferent species of lish. Locale 250 boat launchhQjfishing pier sites rick Reed involved in more “Riding on the cart, guy Foursomes a former Penn State Professor. shown on the map. with boat size, number of ramps and species of controversy. was about three feet from Gary Woodland and Dustin Johnson def. Professor Higbee painstakingly fish listed Marc Leishman and Patrick and said, ‘You f--- Adam Scott and Louis Oosthuizen, 2 and 1. plotted by hand, the location of BONUSREPORT: Finding Secret Fishing Spots •• Abraham Ancer rallied to - — suck.’ I got off the cart Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas halved 45,000 miles of streams onto the 47 Ups, tactics and tools you can use to find your own secret spot halve the last match of four- and shoved him, said a cou- with Abraham Ancer and Marc Leishman. map. It sold extremely well • until #© and catch more fish. Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele def. the printer declared bankruptcy and PPQRT L How Anglers Stalk and Catch Record somes after lagging 5 down ple things, probably a few Sungjae Im and Cameron Smith, 2 and 1. to Justin Thomas and Rickie expletives,” Karain said in hauled Higbee's work to the landfill. Fish•ish —The— rt average big fish has evaded capture for over 10 years. Tony Finau and Matt Kuchar halved with But reprints were impossible Ftnd out which instincts set them apart from smaller lish Stalking Fowler with just eight holes a statement to ESPN’s Mi- Joaquin Niemann and Byeong Hun An. BONUSand catching a trophy requires knowledge of their unique habits and to play. That half-pointchael Collins. Four-Ball because the maps were printed in those special times when their guard is down. Armed with the infor­ non-photographic blue. Higbee was mation in (his new and exclusive 24-page report-you could be In for helped give the Internation- “As a caddie one of your Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas def. even offered $400 for one of his last #© the tight of your Hfe. als a 10-8 lead entering Sun- jobs is to protect your play- Haotong Li and Marc Leishman, 3 and 2. maps. And state agencies were Abraham Ancer and Sungjae Im def. Patrick day’s 12 singles matches, er,” Karain said in his state- forced to keep their copies under RAVE REVIEWS when they will try to win the Cantlay and Xander Schauffele, 3 and 2. Stream Map of Pennsylvania on my wall ment. “And unlike several C.T. Pan and Hideki Matsuyama def. Webb lock and key. "It is in showing where to behind my desk. Its tne best thing avail­ event from the Americans other sports, in golf fans can Simpson and Patrick Reed, 5 and 3. Then, at the age of 91, Howard find out-of-the-way trout able as far as streams are concerned I Higbee's dream came true. streams that makes the map use It all the time for reference. I don't for just the second time in get pretty close to Athletes. Tony Finau and Matt Kuchar halved with such a treasure to the fisher­know of anything more extensive and it is its 25-year history. We have been known for Byeong Hun An and Adam Scott. Computers made it possible to man.” the most accurate map out there as far Tiger Woods, who did having fun with some good Sunday’s pairings reprint the map. —Joe Gordon, as streams are concerned.” (All times Eastern on Saturday evening) Then the STREAM & LAKE MAP TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT, —Dave Wolf, PA Fish and Boat not play on Saturday, will banter, but after hearing Johnstown, PA Commission put himself out first in Sun- 6:02 p.m.: Tiger Woods, United States, vs. OF MARYLAND/DELAWARE was several fans in Australia for Abraham Ancer, International. created. day’s singles against Anc- 3 days some had taken it too 6:13: Tony Finau, United States, vs. Hideki LIMITED TIME OFFER - 3 BONUSES WITH EACH MAP er, the 28-year-old who was far, I had enough. And this Matsuyama, International. Available in Folded Paper. ALSO AVAILABLE in heavy gauge LIFETIME GUARANTEED, glass-like, born in Texas but has dual gentleman was one of them.
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