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This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

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Tee times for Tuesday are 9:00 AM for everybody. Hole assignments are posted outside my room door.....Sam is going off number 5 and Jon is number six.....

August 24th Report
The team travelled to Richmond for the VSGA Top Five High School Championship. The team finished 6th overall and 4th among the 12 AAA public schools. With reigning state champion Cox taking top honors, Chantilly finished ahead of such state powers as Oakton, Midlothian, James River and Kellum. Ji Soo Park and Victor Monte had fine totals of 150 and 151 respectively.
On Thursday the 23, the Chargers took on the Robinson Rams in a Concorde District match at Chantilly National. The team prevailed 152 to 171, with Ji Soo Park garnering medalist honors with a 35.
On Saturday the 25th, the team pictures will be taken at the football stadium at 10:20 AM. Please arrive by 10:00 AM and wear your new purple shirts.
On Sunday the 25th, the captains cookout will be held at Sam's at 6:00 PM more info to come via e-mail.

Sept 21 Report
It was a loooong week for the Charger golfers. On Monday, following the Girls Northern Region qualifier, the team held a late practice. On Tuesday, the team took on Centreville at CNCC and came away with a 159-179 victory. Gabe Lainez was medalist with a 39, and several player had 40's as the boys may have been looking ahead to the Wednesday match with Westfield.
On Wednesday the Chargers travelled to Pleasant Valley and the two undefeated Concorde rivals met for what would probably determine the regular season championship. When the final scores were tallied, a disbelieving crowd was treated to a 146-146 tie. After nine holes by twelve golfers, the two evenly matched teams were tied on the scoreboard. Jake An, Ji Soo Park, and Gabe Lainez all carded 36's and Matt Litton's clutch putt on the 9th hole secured the final result. Even though there were several suggested tie-breaker procedures, including a sumo wrestling match between the coaches, Concorde district policy for golf is that all ties remain ties in dual matches.
This meant that in order to remain ties atop the district, the Chargers had to defeat Herndon in the final match on Thursday. The team fired a season low 141 to Herndon's 160 to finish the district at 5-0-1. Jake An turned in a 33, Sam Chanhiran contributed a 34 and Ji Soo Park came in with a 35. The team now plays on Tuesday at Twin Lakes, September 25, at 12:00 noon, in the Concorde District Championship Tournament. The tournament will be on the Lakes course. The first day will be a shotgun start.

Sept 8 Report
The team defeated Fairfax 156 to 167. Ji Soo Park was medalist with a 35 and Jake An fired a 37.

The Westfield match has been moved to the 19th due to a scheduling conflict with Pleasant Valley

Day 1 at the Districts
Jake 64
Ji Soo 71
Gabe 72
Victor 72
Sam 75
Matt 77

August 19th Report..The start of the season has been a mixed bag....the team finished second at the Charger Challenge at Dominion Valley CC under conditions that would have made PGA golfers' knees shake. The wind was blowing and the greens were running at about a 13 on the Stimp meter as Gabe Lainez fired a 78, one of the six rounds recorded under 80 on the day. At the Cougar Classic at International CC, the team finished in third place, and was the only team with all five golfers in the seventies. The team now travels to Richmond for three days in the VSGA Top Five Tournament.

Schedule
2007 Concorde District Golf Tournament
Day 1 Hole Locations

1A Jake An Chantilly Brian Keith Westfield Chris Sheffer Herndon Owen Lynch Fairfax

1B Lauren Greenlief Oakton John Dupre Robinson Cameron Starke Centreville Gabe Lainez Chantilly

2A Wes Liu Westfield Isaih Nelson Oakton Tres Currie Robinson Matt Woodworth Centreville

2B Tim Ritter Westfield
Ji Soo Park Chantilly
Danny Kim Oakton
Johnlen Trianna Herndon

3A Jacqueline Woolwine Fairfax
Victor Monte Chantilly
Tom Fenyak Westfield
Doug Berger Herndon

3B Andrew Metz Robinson
Amanda Steinhagen Oakton
Scott Wedell Fairfax
Ryan McGee Herndon

4A Troy Howell Robinson
Graham Lawyer Oakton
Matt Litton Chantilly
Jack Debell Westfield

4B Nick Tysinger Centreville
Sam Chanhirtan Chantilly
Chris Vigotsky Westfield
Brad Burgess Robinson

Golf Team wins District Title
Behind Jake An's two day total of 134 and Ji Soo Park's 139, the Chantilly Charger golf team collected the first district title of the year for Chantilly High, winning at Twin Lake Golf Course on the Lakes Course. In addition to the tournament's top two medalists, An and Park , Victor Monte carded a 148 and Gabe Lainez contributed a 150. The Chargers finished four stokes clear of Westfeild, 571 to 575. Oakton finished a distant third at 595. The team now travels to the Northern Region Championships at Fairfax National Golf Course next Tuesday and Wednesday, October 2nd and 3rd.

TEE TIMES FOR TOP EIGHT MONDAY AT DOMINION VALLEY 12:15 AND 12:24...SEE COACH SEALS FOR DETAILS

Sept 1st Report
The team started the week off with a huge win against last years number three in the state team, Oakton. The Chargers shot a five year Chantilly National CC low 145 to the Cougars 152. Jake An with a 34 and Ji Soo Park with a 36 led the way. Next, the team took on South County in a match play exhibition with Chantilly taking 5 of the 7 matches with two all square.
To finish off the week, the Chargers took on Annandale and prevailed by a score of 150 to 178. Jake An led the way with a 34. Gabe Lainez travvelled to Williamsburg to participate in the State Public Links Tournament.