Express Fall, Rigney, Kaempffe Notch Personal Best
Aurora, NY- The spring golf season is officially underway. The Wells Express lost to the Cazenovia Wildcats 399-376 on a blustery afternoon at Cazenovia Country Club. The match was the first event for both teams, and after a two and a half hour frost delay they were able to hit the first tee. Leading the way for the Express was sophomore captain Taylor Dunn (Williamstown, Massachusetts). Dunn, who broke his finger last week, grinded to a gutsy second best 91 behind Cazenovia's senior Andrew Mattson (90). Senior and 4 year starter, Justin Rigney (New York, New York) finished third on the day shooting his personal best 92. Rigney said he was able to shot his personal best in the difficult conditions by "staying composed and focusing on my next shot." Rigney was not the only Express golfer to have his personal best. Freshman, Erich Kaempffe (North Rose, New York) shot an even 100 in route to his personal best. Tyler Fischetti (Weedsport, New York) and Kelli Furney (Camden, New York) finished 9th and 10th respectively in their first colligate golf event.
The Express will participate in the Hamilton Spring Inviatation on Tuesday, April 10th.