But rain and unplayable conditions washed away that round with more than half the golfers still on its opening I BOYS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP The Division I meet was originally held on Oct. Gavin Kvadus (Glastonbury) and Will Gregware (Conard) tied for third with even-par 71s. “We didn’t accomplish the ultimate goal, but these guys, I couldn’t be more proud of what they were able to do,” Mongillo said.
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Fairfield Prep, which won two consecutive Division I state championships during the last two spring seasons, placed fourth in its first fall season. New Canaan, the defending champion, finished third at 299. “To be disciplined enough, to know you have to get it back into play, hopefully make a par the hard way, sometimes that’s the difference and it was,” Santilli said. Santilli noted Duda’s up and down for par from about 60 yards out on the final hole. “That’s what I was hoping for and we got it done, so it feels great.” “It was a perfect senior year, a perfect way to end it with a state win,” said Schrohe, the FCIAC Player of the Year. Enslein posted a 1-over 72 while Charles Schrohe and Owen Duda each shot 73. This is the program’s 10th state championship and fifth for Santilli.Ī.J. Greenwich finished with a 297 team total. “I tried to keep it out of my head, but it’s hard to when you are playing so well.” “I was kind of feeling the pressure a little bit when I was 5-under,” Smith said. Smith got it to 5-under-par through 10 holes. It was just a matter of time ‘til he really put it all together,” Farmington coach Sean Mongillo said. “I’ve told Caleb that he is one of the best ball-strikers in the state. But he did fire a 67 at Stanley GC on Sunday during a practice round. This was the first time in competition that Smith broke par. … My putting really hasn’t been great all season, but my ball striking has given me a lot of scoring opportunities.” “I wasn’t really putting the scores together. “At the start of the season, I was struggling in a lot of matches,” Browne said. The two juniors each posted a 2-under-par 69. Harrison Browne of Staples and Caleb Smith of Farmington shared medalist laurels. “The trophy? Yes, it’s awesome, don’t get me wrong, but it doesn’t define this group that we had. 1, don’t quit on yourselves, don’t quit on the team and don’t quit on the round,” Santilli said. “The thing I tell them in the parking lot, first and foremost, is No. The Cardinals won the Division I state championship by a single stroke over Farmington. Three of the golfers shot 73 or better at Stanley Golf Course Tuesday.
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