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Sports // High School Sports

Boys golf: Lawmen defeat Lions, 172-180

Milford Mirror

May 17, 2017Updated: May 24, 2019 8:55 a.m.

Jonathan Law defeated Foran High, 172-180, at the par 36 course at Grassy Hill on Tuesday.

The Lawmen are 8-4; the Lions 5-9.

Law’s Brian Hayes round of 38 was good for medalist honors.

Jake Mola shot a 40, Ryan Mola a 45 and Zach Smith a 49

Foran’s Quinn Oliver and Keith Harlow had rounds of 42.

Chris Thomas shot a 47 and J.P. Rossetti a 49.

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