'Fenton High School started its boys' golf season by winning the Pre-Season Flint Metro League Jamboree by 27 strokes over the rest of the field.  The league's overall golf standings are determined by combining the pre-season tournament results with dual match records and the final league tournament results.  In addition, the two league tournaments are used to determine the all-league team.

Fenton's Patrick Conroy and Tait Shaltz each shot a 80 over the 18-hole Fenton Farms course to share medalist honors.  Fenton’s Dylan Conte, Holly’s Luke Harrington and Brandon’s Brett Hobson rounded out the top five by carding 82’s.
 
Dual matches for the Metro League will begin next week and the final Metro tournament will be held on May 22 back at Fenton Farms.
 
PRE-SEASON TOURNEY RESULTS

Logan Carter, an all-state softball player from Fenton High School, and Jack Shore, an all-state baseball player from Linden High School, have been named the Flint Metro League's Athletes of the Month for April.

Logan Carter has excelled for four years in softball for the Tigers, earning All-Metro honors in each of her first three years.  As a freshman and sophomore, this outstanding catcher was named to honorable mention teams and earned unanimous First Team All League and First Team All-State teams.  Logan holds MHSAA individual records for RBI’s in a single game (twice), home runs in consecutive at bats (twice) and home runs in a season with 11. Carrying a 3.809 grade point average, Logan has accepted a softball scholarship at Western Michigan University and will pursue a degree in exercise science and plans to become a physician's assistant.

Jack Shore, also named the Flint Area April Male Athlete of the Month, has the distinction of the title of 2016 Flint Journal Baseball player of the year.  Jack had a break-out junior year earning First Team All-Metro and First Team All-State honors as a pitcher and led the Eagles to a D2 Runner-Up title in post-season action.  In addition to pitching, Jack also has a strong bat and plays at short for the Metro League champs.  Also excelling in the classroom with a 3.66 GPA, Jack will attend Michigan State University in the fall, majoring in marketing in pursuit of a MBA.