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Hillsborough: News and Notes
By JOE SMITH
Published October 10, 2007
District golf preview
Girls to watch
Shena Yang, Wharton, Jr.: Smooth-swinging junior, the returning Timesgolfer of the year, delivered a personal-best 32 this season.
Alex Milan, Sickles, Fr.: Tallied a district-low average score of 37. Combine that with senior Amanda Bair 39, and Sickles should control 2A-10.
Amy West, Durant, Jr.: West's past three rounds? Par, 2 under and 3 under. But can West and star Heather Wengyn (torn meniscus) upset undefeated Wharton in 2A-11?
Julie Rolfe, East Bay, Sr.: Along with younger sister, Abigail, Rolfe, above, makes Indians a threat to reach top three (and region berth).
Boys to watch
Kits Patel, Wharton, Sr.: Southpaw posted strong scores to help the Wildcats beat Plant and Plant City in the past week.
Doug Letson, Plant, Sr.: One of six Panthers capable of breaking 40.
Chris Biuso, King, Sr.: From tee to green, few in the county top Biuso, who has a scoring average of 36.
Jack Twomey, Jesuit, Jr.: Twomey finished 14th at state last year and has topped 40 only once this season in leading Tigers.
Check it out
Berkeley Prep volleyball coach Randy Dagostino seeks his 700th win at 7:30 tonight at Lennard.
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