With a Six Stroke Victory Over Brother Martin, Blue Jay Golfers Show Their Drive in Winning the District Title

These Blue Jay golfers wait to tee off at Lakewood Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon, April 9 against the Crusaders of Brother Martin. From left are seniors Nick Ingles and
Jack Culotta, junior C. J. Blagrove, and freshman Carlo Carino.
The dual match between Jesuit and Brother Martin on Tuesday, April 9 at Lakewood was the final one of the spring season. When the two rivals dualed at Lakewood two weeks ago, the Crusaders won by two strokes. So the Jays on Tuesday were not only looking to avenge this earlier loss to the Crusaders, but also pocket the district championship in the process.
The Blue Jay golfers accomplished both objectives on what was a blustery afternoon on Lakewood’s front nine, par 36 course. Coach Owen Seiler ’75 selected a team composed of senior Nick Ingles, juniors Will Dufour and C.J. Blagrove, and freshmen Grant Glorioso and Carlo Carino. Only the four lowest scores factored into Jesuit’s team total of 154. Those low scores were turned in by Ingles (37), Dufour (37), Glorioso (39), and Carino (41).
Jesuit will compete in a bi-district tournament on Tuesday, April 16 at Lakewood. Each team will field five golfers for the 18-hole tournament. The regionals will be held April 23 at Carter Plantation in Hammond.
The LHSAA state tournament is April 29-30 at East Ridge Country Club in Shreveport.
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Golf vs. Brother Martin, April 9, 2013
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These Blue Jay golfers wait to tee off at Lakewood Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon, April 9 against the Crusaders of Brother Martin. From left are seniors Nick Ingles and Jack Culotta, junior C. J. Blagrove, and freshman Carlo Carino. The dual match against Brother Martin was the final one of the spring season before district, regional, and state tournaments begin.
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This trio of juniors took the opportunity to sharpen their golf skills. From left are Cole Johnson, Corey Webb, and Will Myers.
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Freshman Grant Glorioso watches his shot on Lakewood’s par 3 third hole. Glorioso turned in a score of 39.
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Freshman Carlo Carino uncorks a drive on the first hole.
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Junior Will Dufour is not happy about missing this tricky putt. Dufour, who shot a one-over par 37, was one of two Blue Jays with the lowest score of the day.
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Under the watchful gaze of his grandfather Lou Ingles, senior Nick Ingles makes chipping look easy. Ingles was the other Blue Jay who turned in a low score of 37.
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Carlo Carino chips from in front the green.
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Jack Culotta uses a driver to tee off on the first hole.
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C.J. Blagrove chips onto the green from a diffficult lie.
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Carlo Carino watches the flight of his tee shot on the par 3 third hole. Carino shot a 41 and was one of the four Blue Jays whose score counted in the team total of 154.
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Parked next to a tree, Jack Culotta manages to avoid branches while chipping onto the green.
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Coach Oowen Seiler ’75 walks with two of his golfers, Carlo Carino and C.J. Blagrove.