2006 Montgomery All-Gazette Golf
Friday, Dec. 15, 2006
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The 2006 All-Gazette Golf first team. Front row (left to right): Hilary Lawson, Tyler Jacobs, Mike Kamargo, Ricardo Camacho; back row: Joey Goldstein, Golfer of the Year Billy Peel, Connor Wielgus, Coach of the Year Arnold Tarzy, Karl Lindblad and Alex Brown. Not pictured: Joe Kim.
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Billy Peel
Churchill, Sr.
Not only led county in regular-season stroke average (35.33), but sank decisive putt to allow the Bulldogs to set state tournament record for lowest score with a total of 604.
Coach of the Year
Arnold Tarzy
Churchill, 4th year
Coach of the Year for the fourth time in four seasons, has never failed to guide Bulldogs to sweep of the District 2 and 4A⁄3A state tournament titles. Team won state title in tournament-record low score this year.
Alex Brown, Churchill, Junior
Top county finisher (fourth) at state girls tournament, shooting 160.
Ricardo Camacho, Watkins Mill, Senior
Sank 35-foot birdie putt to give Wolverines county championship.
Joey Goldstein, Churchill, Senior
Second-best county regular-season stroke average, part of state title team.
Tyler Jacobs, Magruder, Junior
Tied for lowest-scoring non-Churchill player in county, with 38.0 stroke average.
Mike Kamargo, Whitman, Junior
Top-10 finisher in six regular-season matches, and at state tournament.
Joe Kim, Walter Johnson, Senior
Finished season in three-way tie for third in overall stroke average (38.0).
Hilary Lawson, Magruder, Senior
Shot 73 to win girls District 2 tournament by eight strokes.
Karl Lindblad, Churchill, Senior
Won District 2 tournament title, and a key part of Bulldogs’ championships.
Connor Wielgus, Churchill, Junior
Tied for third-best stroke average in county (38.0) and tied for second at states.
Honorable mention
Max Byrne
Walter Johnson, senior
Cynthia Iselin
Churchill, junior
Tucker Joyce
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, senior
Ryan Rehman
Blake, junior
Ritchie Steinwand
Springbrook, sophomore
Andrew Stein
Wootton, sophomore
