SEASON REVIEW 2018
May 15, 2018 (Horseshoe Bay) – LCM’s Jack Burke (above) shot an 81 on Day Two of the 4A State Golf Tournament to finish tied to 11th. He went into Day Two in fifth place after a round of 77. The freshman was disappointed but already eager to get back to State next year. “I struggled with my putts,” he said. “My wedges and irons were good and I only had a few bad shots off the tee.” The tournament took place on the Apple Rock course at Horseshoe Bay which is near Marble Falls. It’s one of three courses at the resort. “It was a really tough course,” said Burke, who only had one opportunity to play the course before the tournament. Burke played the tournament with defending champ Jeryn Pruitt from Brownwood, who finished third. Burke said he was not intimidated though. “I like playing against good competition. I think it makes me play better.” Burke, the top finishing freshman, said he enjoyed the experience and hopes to have many more. Just because the high school season is over doesn’t mean Burke is taking time off. He said he has a summer schedule set up that has him playing a tournament almost every weekend during the summer.
4A Individual Results: Sam Bennett – Madisonville (70-72/142 – 1st Place), Joey Kirk – Monahans (73-73/146 – 2nd Place), Jeryn Pruitt – Brownwood (71-76 /147 – 3rd Place, Logan Diomede – Argyle (77-72/149), JT Pittman – Monahans (73-79/152), Hayes Esposito – Bullard (77-76/153), Luke Cooley – Andrews (76-77/153), Austin Douglas – Huffman (77-78/155), Dayne Chapman – Decatur (79-77/156), Parker McCurdy – Liberty Hill (80-77/157), Trevor Edmondson – Pleasant Grove (83-75/158), Jack Burke Little Cypress-Mauriceville (77-81/158).
BURKE TAKES 2ND AT REGIONALS – GOING TO STATE
April 24, 2018 (Huntsville) – LCM’s Jack Burke (above) qualified for the 4A State Golf Tournament after a 76-74/150 second place finish at the 4A-Region III tournament in Huntsville. The Bears finished outside the top-3 in the team division and did not qualify for the State tournament. Individual finishes for the Bears were as follows: Burke (2nd, 150), Jack Tindel III (T34th, 98-83/181), Mason Sterling (T63rd, 99-102/201), Wyatt Wozniak (66th, 98-104/202), and Travis Love (t77th, 123-117/240). Burke will play in the 4A State Tournament on May 14-15 at Horseshoe Bay’s Apple Rock Golf Course in
BEARS CAPTURE 22-4A TITLE – BURKE DISTRICT CHAMP
Sterling, Bearden, Burke, Coach Williams, Tindel, and Broussard
March 27, 2018 (Orange) – The Bears strolled to the 22-4A District Team Championship while freshman Jack Burke won the overall Individual District Championship. The Bears fired a two-day score of 684 (333-351) to win the tournament by 49-strokes over second place Hamshire-Fannett. Burke won the individual title by 6-shtorkes with a 154 (77-77). Scores for the Bears where Burke (154), Jack Tindel III (77-89/166), Mason Sterling (87-90/177), Blade Broussard (92-95/187), and Landon Bearden (107-122/229). Overall team finishes were LCM (1st), Hamshire-Fannett (2nd), Orangefield (3rd), Bridge City (4th), and Silsbee (5th). Individual Regional qualifiers were Logan Risinger (OF) and Blaze Montagne (BC).
BURKE TAKES 4TH AT REGIONAL PREVIEW
March 23-24, 2018 (Huntsville) – Jack Burke made the trip to Hunstville to play in the two-day 5A Regional Preview at Raven Nest Golf Course. Burke finished fourth overall and first in 4A with a 77/77-154.
BEARS SECOND AT WARREN
Wozniak, Sterling, Bearden, Coach Williams, Tindel, and Broussard
March 24, 2018 (Beaumont) – The Bears Golf Team finished second at the Warren Golf Tournament held Tuesday at The Country Club of Texas ( formerly called Brentwood). The Bears were led by Jack Tindel (83) with an individual second place finish and Blade Broussard (85) with a sixth place finish. Other scores posted for the Bears: Mason Sterling (89), Landon Bearden (95), and Wyat Wozniak (111). Nederland was the tournament winner with a 333 total score. The Bear will be back on the course for the 4-A District Golf tournament on Monday and Tuesday (3/26-27) at Sunset Grove Country Club in Orange.
BURKE BREAKS RECORD AGAIN WITH 66 – BEARS 3RD
Sterling, Tindel, Coach Williams, Burke, Broussard, Bearden
March 8, 2018 (Port Arthur) – The Bears finished 3rd at the Hamshire Fannett Longhorn Invitational on Thursday morning at Babe Zaharias Golf Course. Freshman Jack Burke broke the school scoring record with a round of 66 to win the tournament by two-strokes over PNG’s Tim Feemster (68). Jack Tindel III posted his personal best round with a 78, Blade Broussard fired an 88, Mason Sterling carded a 95, and Landon Bearden finished with a 96. PNG won the tournament with a 300 while Nederland took second (312), and the Bears placed third (327).
BEARS TIE FOR 1ST – BURKE BREAKS OWN RECORD
Sterling, Burke, Coach Williams, Tindel, Broussard, and Spell
March 2, 2018 (Beaumont) – The Bears teed it up at Henry Homberg Golf Course and fired a team score of 329 to tie West Brook for first place at the Larry Paine Memorial Golf Tournament. Freshman Jack Burke broke his school freshman record with a 3-under round of 69 to take first place individually. West Brook’s Cameron Barrett took second with a 78 and fellow Bruin Jake Woods fired a 79 for third. Rounds the Bears are as follows: Burke (69), Mason Sterling (86 – his season low), Jack Tindel III (87), Blade Broussard (87), and Luke Spell (128).
BURKE TAKES CHESSON MEMORIAL
February 27 (2018) – Freshman Jack Burke (above) fired an even par round of 71 to win West Brook’s Trevor Chesson Memorial Golf Tournament at Bayou Din Golf Course in Beaumont. The win was Burke’s third of the season.
BEARS, BURKE WIN ANAHUAC TOURNAMENT
Broussard, Sterling, Burke, Coach Williams, Tindel, and Wozniak
February 14 (Anahuac) – The Bears took first place at the Anahuac Invitational held at Chambers County Golf Course, shooting a season low team score of 328. LCM won by 10-strokes over second place West Brook (338) and by 17-strokes over third place Vidor. Freshman Jack Burke tied his freshman school record (70) in route to winning the individual title by 5-strokes over Micah Dupew from Kountze (75). Scorecards for the Bears are as follows: Burke (70), Blade Broussard (83), Jack Tindel III (86), Mason Sterling (89), and Wyatt Wozniak (116).
BEAR GOLF COMPETES AT BARBERS HILL
February 10, 2018 – The Bears fired a team score of 348 to finish 10th at the Barbers Hill 6A Regional Preview. The two-day tournament was shortened to a one day tournament due to rain and course conditions. The Bears were led by Freshman Jack Burke’s 77 as he finished tenth individually. Clear Creek won the tournament with a score of 307 while Cinco Ranch was second (312), and Dawson took third (312). Scores for the Bears were as follows: Burke (77), Blade Broussard (88), Jack Tindel (89), Mason Sterling (94), and Wyatt Wozniak (109). The boys will tee it up again Wednesday (2/15) in the Anahuac Tournament at Chambers County Golf Course.
BURKE FIRST, BEARS SECOND AT JASPER
Broussard, Tindell, Coach Williams, Burke, Sterling, and Wozniak
January 29, 2018 (Jasper) – The Bears finished in second place at the Jasper Bulldog Invitational played at Rayburn Country Club. The Bears were led by individual champion Jack Burke who shot a 72 to beat the second place finisher Conner Kemp (Nederland) by four strokes. Nederland won the tournament with a team score of 328 followed by LCM (2nd with a 346) and Hardin Jefferson (3rd with a 358). Individually for the Bears was Burke with 70, Blade Broussard (86), Jack Tindell III (90), Mason Sterling (98), and Wyatt Wozniak (135).
BEARS THIRD; BURKE SETS RECORD
Wozniak, Burke, Coach Williams, Sterling, and Broussard
January 22, 2018 (Beaumont) – The Bears finished third at the Hardin Jefferson Tournament at Beaumont Country Club with a team score of 338. Kelly took first with a 288 and Nederland was second with a 330. In his first high school tournament, Jack Burke led the Bears with a freshmen school record of 70. Kelly’s Tyler Gonzales edged Burke one shot with a round of 69. Scorecoards posted by the Bears were as follows: Burke with 70, Blade Broussard fired an 82, Jack Tindel carded a 90, Mason Sterling shot 96, and Wyatt Wozniak finished with a 112.