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Marist, White County take Sutton Invitational

By Stan Awtrey
April 25, 2017

The Marist boys and White County girls won the 14th annual Sutton Invitational at the Trophy Club of Apalachee. T

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he tournament acts as the state's unofficial middle school championship.

Marist defeated Westminster for first, with Holy Innocents' placing third. In the girls division, the Walker School was second, followed by the Drew Charter School.

Marist swept the top three places among individuals in the boys tournament, with Will Moreland, Grice McCord and Charlie Fleming leading the way.

Reagan Sutherland of Holy Innocents' won the girls title for the second straight year. Cate Craig of White County and Anna Klass of Walker finished second and third.

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