Wildcats Dominate Duals with Four 4-0 Wrestlers Highlighting Brentsville Victory
Warren County led by four perfect 4-0 wrestlers including Johnson Beckner Cruz and Alma rode as top performers, while seven more went 3-1. The Wildcats routed Riverside Culpeper and Manassas Park, and stunned Brentsville by piling up pins and decisive wins led by Jacobs in a second period pin and Schneider's lone loss keeping the score close at 6-2 early.
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Johnson
Zach Beckner
Kevin Cruz
D.J. Almarode
Warren County
Riverside
Culpeper
Manassas Park
Brentsville
Matt Wadas
Warren
Jacobs
Wildcats
Keel
Hawks
William Monroe
Warren County pins boost to victory over Brentsville Tigers
Warren County grabbed five pins and built a 36-5 lead with wins by Almarode Johnson and Beckner, while Brentsville countered with wins but forfeited at 160. Smith, Cruz, and Brannock added decisive scores as Warren County surged past Brentsville 36-5.
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Tigers
Smith
Almarode
Johnson
Cats
Warren County
Brentsville
Hunter
Jonathan Walker
Cruz
Brannock
Beckner
Warren
Hawks stun with five pins as Heard shines in debut season
Skyline’s Heard dominates at 220 pounds finishing 5-0 with all pins, a striking start to his first season. Teammates Grady, Norman, and Boswell also strong as Hawks rally after two early losses to Culpeper, William Monroe, and Riverside provide momentum for the rest of the conference.
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Heard
Hawks
Skyline
Matt Keel
Jacob Grady
Grady
Joey Norman
Curt Boswell
Warren County
Brentsville
Keel
Stern
Chandler
WCHS
Late 3-Point Bid Falls Short in Skyline Warren Clash
Colin Smith created a final look from 40 feet but his shot clanged off the rim as Warren County edged Skyline 75-68. Cam Ford led Skyline with 19 points while Warren received key late free throws aiding their fourth-quarter surge.
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Colin Smith
Smith
Colin
Skyline
Jeffrey Monroe
Warren
Wildcats
Hawks
Clark
Warren County
Monroe
Cam Ford
Brendan McMackin
Central
Handley
Sherando
Antwon Swain
Max Meador
Jompson JR
Sentine
Evan Lester
Oates Nations Top Golf Instructors Firm Uses Video System
In early January a golf practice session highlights Oates a noted Top 50 instructor with Golf Range Magazine. He uses JC Video Software to record swings face and target line, replay on a flatscreen, and burn clips to CDs or zip drives for home review. Clients like Jim Rhodes report double-digit stroke reductions and improved play through frame by frame analysis and comparison with pros.
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Oates
Golf Range Magazine
Oates Expands Golf Coaching With New 90 Minute Session
David Oates tailors sessions to individuals with fees varying per session. Most runs five to ten half hour or hour sessions, plus a new 90 minute option this year combining 30 minutes in the hitting facility and 60 to 75 minutes on the course. He notes players struggle to translate range results to on course performance, and cites Tiger Woods as an example. Bill Shortencarrier, 44, of Boyce, credits Oates with helping drop his handicap from around 12–15 toward single digits over five years.
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Oates
Tiger Woods
Sean Foley
Rick
Bill Shortencarrier
Boyce
Shortencarrier
Shortencarrier credits video swing analysis for gains in scoring
Shortencarrier explains moving from the low 12s to around four in handicap, and from 20 to 30 foot putts to under 10 feet, thanks to improved iron play and short irons. He highlights watching Swing videos with Oates, noting how seeing his swing reveals swing planes and impact positions, helping correct over the top moves and body sway.
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Shortencarrier
Oates
Dave
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