Maddox Perry leads Wilson Memorial golfers at season opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 2:10 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Maddox Perry shot a 74 at the Shenandoah District golf season opener on August 3 at Gypsy Hill Park, earning low medalist honors. His performance helped Wilson Memorial secure second place with a team score of 337, while Waynesboro won with 323. Berkeley Gibb from Waynesboro followed with a 75, contributing to the team's overall strong showing. Waynesboro aims to make the state tournament after two years at the regional level. The season's competitive nature is underscored by the dedication of the golfers, as noted by the coaching staff.
- •Maddox Perry of Wilson Memorial shot 74, winning low medalist honors.
- •Waynesboro took first place as a team with a score of 323.
- •Berkeley Gibb from Waynesboro finished second with a 75.
- •Wilson Memorial's team score was 337, securing second place overall.
- •Waynesboro aims for a spot in the state tournament this season.
- 2:10 AMYahoo Sports — Wilson Memorial golfer Maddox Perry tops leaderboard in season opener
"The Shenandoah District golf season opened Aug. 3 at Gypsy Hill Park. Wilson Memorial's Maddox Perry held off Waynesboro's Berkeley Gibb for the win.
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