Norwich Golf Downs The Saints, Prepares For Class B Championships
Published: October 4th, 2016
By: Cameron Turner

NORWICH – The Norwich varsity golf team once again defended their home course, tacking on yet another win at the Canasawacta Country Club in 2016, as they defeated Seton Catholic Central 194-216.

The 36 par course at the CCC was maneuvered by the Tornado and Saints golfers on the day, Oct. 3, as Norwich now moves their overall league record to 11-1 following the win.

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