Fairfield News

BURLINGTON ? The Fairfield boys? tennis team ended up on the wrong end of a 7-2 score Tuesday at Burlington-Notre Dame, but a bright spot remained at No. 1 singles where Justin Bradfield tacked on another win ? this time with a 6-4, 6-0 win over Chris Kirk.Nathan Hurley also picked up a singles win for Fairfield at No. 4 with a 6-2, 3-6 (10-6) victory. The duo of Bradfield and Hurley has come together for victories

Two evenly matched teams graced the field at the Dexter Soccer Complex in Fairfield Tuesday evening, and the final score indicated as much.Fairfield bounced back from a loss to the Panthers last month with a great defensive effort to hold Mount Pleasant off the scoreboard and escape with a 1-0 win. With the defense playing the way they were, Pasha Bousquet provided all the offense the Trojans needed with the lone

KEOSAUQUA ? The Van Buren boys and girls? golf teams both picked up wins Tuesday against WACO at Riverview Golf Course in Keosauqua.The boys team won 189-212 and was led by medalist Bryce Philips who shot the lowest round of the day with a four over par 40. In addition to the Philips, the next two golfers for the Warriors were lower than any golfer from WACO as Austin Countryman carded a 48 and Caleb Millard fired a

Fairfield Golf and Country Club was the stage for a top-ten, Southeast Conference clash Monday night as three teams ranked high in the most recent golf rankings released by the Iowa High School Golf Coaches Association did battle on the links.Eighth-ranked Fairfield was joined by third-ranked Washington and 10th-ranked Mount Pleasant, and it was Washington that prevailed by the slimmest of margins winning by one

The Fairfield girls? soccer team blanked Washington Monday night with a 5-0 victory ? its second shutout win against the Demons this season.Cleuzia Navesse led the Trojans with three goals as Jessica Cay and Serena Ward also found the back of the net. Cay also had an assist along with Brittany Winslow.?The defense was pretty solid today and that really opened up the game for us,? said head coach Felisto Guezimane.

WASHINGTON ? A low scoring soccer affair put Fairfield on the wrong end of 2-1 score Monday evening in Washington as the Trojans dropped a game to the Demons.Washington got a boost from a whopping 12 players that were ineligible the first time around to take care of the Trojans. Pasha Bousquet converted on a Patrick Motard assist to give Fairfield an early 1-0 lead. That goal proved to be the only score of the game

Fairfield was part of a crowded field at the Grayhound Invitational Monday in Burlington and got some daytime golf under their belt to prepare for the conference and district meets coming up next week.The Trojans finished in 11th-place out of 13 teams Monday led by Sami Herman?s 18-hole score of 98. Allison Delker fired a 104, Jackie Osby recorded a 106 and Ashley Thompson fired a 115 for a total of 423 for the

Fairfield Golf and Country Club will be overrun with the sound of golf balls flying off the tee early Saturday morning as FHS is set to host the eight-team Fairfield Invite putting 48 golfers on the course.Class 3A second-ranked Washington, No. 9 Mount Pleasant, Fort Madison, Keokuk, Centerville, Albia and Oskaloosa will join 2008 champion and eighth-ranked Fairfield to make a very competitive field. In the Trojan?s

Improvement has been apparent for those around the Fairfield girls? tennis team, but now there?s proof as the Trojans beat Burlington-Notre Dame 5-4 Monday night on the road ? a team that beat them on April 16.Olivia Bachar is fresh off a first-place finish at the Grayhound Tournament on Saturday and was the first to avenge a loss from earlier this season as she took care of Kelly Gehringer by a score of 8-3 at No.

WASHINGTON ? On a pleasant day at Washington Golf and Country Club, Kyle Menke hit his way to medalist honors with a round off 33 to help Fairfield to their lowest team round of the year. Unfortunately for the Trojans, Washington shot their lowest round of 2009, and set a school record to boot, to come away with the 139-156 victory in a Southeast Conference clash.Menke?s sank three birdies and just missed on two

The Fairfield eighth-graders continued their impressive run through the 2009 season with another win at their home invite Monday evening. The seventh-grade team also turned in a solid performance finishing runner-up to Washington.For the eighth-graders, first-place ribbons went to the 1600-medley team of Dillon Laughlin, Forest Miller, Alex Love and Aaron Gevock, the 4x400 team of Brandon Taglauer, Luis Giron,

KEOSAUQUA ? Zach Mosbey and Trey Sathoff continued their tear through field events for Pekin Tuesday, once again posting wins in three of the four events helping the Panthers to a fourth-place finish in the team scoring at the Warrior Relays at Van Buren.Mosbey won both throwing events with a shot put of 49-feet, nine-inches and a discus throw of 143-feet, 11-inches and Sathoff took over from there clearing the high