Chilton County’s Knight qualifies for state golf tournament

Published 9:06 pm Wednesday, May 8, 2013

By Staff Reports

Full swing: Chilton County High School golfer Forrest Knight shot a 72 at the Class 5A sub-state tournament hosted by Spanish Fort. The score was good enough to earn Knight a berth in the state tournament to be held May 14 in Florence.

Full swing: Chilton County High School golfer Forrest Knight shot a 72 at the Class 5A sub-state tournament hosted by Spanish Fort. The score was good enough to earn Knight a berth in the state tournament to be held May 14 in Florence.

Chilton County High School golfer Forrest Knight earned a berth in the Class 5A state tournament even though the Tigers, as a team, fell short of qualification.

CCHS finished fifth out of eight teams at the sub-state tournament hosted by Spanish Fort on Monday.

The top three teams advanced.

Chilton’s score of 323 was behind St. Paul’s (308), Spanish Fort (310), Homewood (315) and Briarwood (316) and ahead of Demopolis (325), Faith Academy (325) and Gulf Shores (351).

Knight’s score of 72 earned him third place overall in the tournament.

The state tournament will be held May 14 in Florence.

CCHS’s Jordan Lightsey scored a 79, Cole Headley an 83, Cole Watley an 89 and Jacob Hay an 89.

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