The Central Buckeye Conference golf season came to a close with several strong performances from Logan County programs, as Indian Lake, Bellefontaine and Benjamin Logan each competed for division honors in the final conference tournament.
The three schools combined for multiple top-five team finishes, while several local golfers cracked the top 10 individually.
Boys Golf
Hudson Banta Tees off for the Chiefs. BELLEFONTAINE ATHLETICS
Indian Lake posted the highest finish among the three Logan County boys teams, placing third in the Mad River Division tournament with a team score of 364. Northwestern won the tournament with a 335, followed by North Union at 337.
The Lakers were led by Crew McPherson, who shot an 88 to finish ninth individually. Grant Wickline followed closely behind with a 90, tying for 10th.
Indian Lake also finished third in the final Mad River Division standings with 21 points, behind North Union and Northwestern.
Benjamin Logan finished sixth in the Mad River Division tournament, recording a team score of 415. The Raiders finished fifth in the final division standings with four points.
In the Kenton Trail Division, Bellefontaine placed fourth with a 357, finishing behind Jonathan Alder, London and Kenton Ridge.
The Chiefs were paced by Hudson Banta, who fired an 83 to finish ninth individually. Bellefontaine also finished fourth in the final Kenton Trail standings with 16 points.
Girls Golf
Benjamin Logan Girls Golf Team. BENJAMIN LOGAN ATHLETICS
Bellefontaine produced another top-three team finish in the girls tournament, placing third in the Kenton Trail Division with a team score of 412. Jonathan Alder won with a 362, followed by London at 386.
The Chiefs were led individually by Olivia Dearwester, who shot a 95 to finish seventh overall.
Bellefontaine's third-place tournament finish also carried over to the final division standings, where the Chiefs finished third with 21 points.
Benjamin Logan turned in a third-place finish in the Mad River Division tournament, posting a team score of 389. The Raiders finished behind Northwestern and North Union while defeating Indian Lake and Graham.
Benjamin Logan's individual performance was highlighted by Catherine Bramlage, who shot a 92 to finish fifth, while Leah Braddock followed with a 94 to place sixth.
The Raiders also finished third in the final Mad River Division standings with 14 points.
Indian Lake finished fourth in the girls tournament with a team score of 410. The Lakers were led individually by Chloe Borderding, who shot a 97 to finish eighth, and Adriana Andrus, who recorded a 99 to place 10th.
Indian Lake finished fourth in the final Mad River Division standings with seven points.
With the conference tournament complete, the CBC season closes with Logan County programs represented throughout the division standings. Indian Lake's boys finished third in the Mad River Division, Bellefontaine's boys and girls both finished fourth and third, respectively, while Benjamin Logan's girls captured third in their division tournament and the Raiders' boys finished fifth in the final standings.
