Cartersville was just two shots behind at 294, while Heritage placed third with a 312, four shots better than the 316 they shot last year when they earned second place in the tournament. The Generals were four shots clear of Darlington (316), while Calhoun (324) finished fifth.”It’s a big event,” said LaFayette head coach Tom Langford. “I’d be willing to bet there’s not many high school events anywhere in the country that rival this one when you factor in the type of individuals that were out here today.
