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    Oklahoma high school All-State week live updates: West golf rolls behind Cohen Lorenzen

    By Jordan Davis, Nick Sardis and Gracie Rawlings , The Oklahoman,

    3 hours ago

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    The Oklahoma Coaches Association high school All-State athletic events began Monday across the state. Here's a look at what happened:

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    Karston Rennie, Gabby Hack awarded Kyle Lewis Scholarship

    CATOOSA — Karston Rennie entered Monday's All-State tournament with a list of objectives to check off.

    The Pauls Valley senior set out to conquer the green for the West and forge new friendships. Little did he know his day at the Cherokee Hills Golf Club would exceed his expectations.

    Rennie, who will play collegiate golf at Methodist University in North Carolina, was awarded the Oklahoma Golf Coaches Association's Kyle Lewis Scholarship.

    "I had a ton of fun today playing in different formats with kids I've normally never played with," Rennie said. "The goal is always to win. I've learned the lesson the last few years to have fun or you won't be very good."

    Rennie and the West boys and girls combined for a 31.5-16.5 victory over the East.

    Rennie and each other golfer competed in pairs, and each group could collect as many as four points. The West boys won 20-4, led by Mason Haley of Enid and Cohen Lorenzen of Deer Creek, who carded a 62.

    Meanwhile, the East girls defeated the West 12.5-11.5 as West golfers Chloe Henderson of Durant and London Wilson of Ada combined for a 69. Josey Cavitt and Jaci Hartman of Turner finished with a 66.

    Rennie and Marlow girls golfer Gabby Hack became the 12th pair to receive the scholarship. The $1,000 award memorializes Bethel golfer Kyle Lewis, who died in a car accident on his way home from the All-State matches in 2010.

    "It was an honor to be selected to play in this event and to be awarded the scholarship," Rennie said. "Today was very enjoyable, and I'm glad I was able to represent Pauls Valley one last time."

    — Jordan Davis, Staff writer

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    This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Oklahoma high school All-State week live updates: West golf rolls behind Cohen Lorenzen

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